Harbinger RT25, Руководство пользователя

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RT25 OWNER’S MANUAL
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QUICK START GUIDE
POWER SOURCE
• Connect power adapter to power source, and to jack labeled DC15V
• Internal battery will be charged when power source is connected
BATTERY OPERATION
• After battery is charged, RT25 can operate without power adapter
• RT25 can typically operate for about 12 hours or more from battery
• If battery replacement or service is ever required, contact Harbinger
Customer Support for information on replacement battery
SETTING UP/HELPFUL TIPS
• Position the RT25 in the desired location, and ensure it is stable.
• Make sure the Power Switch is off.
• Turn Mic Level, Mic Echo and Master knobs to minimum.
• Turn Bass and Treble to center/straight up.
MAKING THE CONNECTIONS
• Connect sources to Microphone and Aux input jacks as desired.
(Microphone, aux and Bluetooth input can all be used at once.)
• If using microphone, connect microphone cable between microphone,
and microphone input.
POWERING UP
• Power on any devices connected to input jacks.
• If microphone has a switch, turn it on.
• Turn up the output volume of all sources.
• Turn Mic Level and Mic Echo knobs to desired level for microphone.
• Turn Master, Bass and Treble knobs to set the overall volume and
tuning of the speaker.
• Switch RT25 power switch on.
BLUETOOTH AUDIO INPUT
• When you power on RT25, it is ready for Bluetooth pairing.
• Bluetooth LED flashes to show RT25 is ready to pair.
• From your Bluetooth audio source device, look for RT25 and select it.
USING RT25 PAIR FOR STEREO FROM BLUETOOTH
• Two RT25s can be used together for stereo reproduction from
Bluetooth.
• Turn on the power of both RT25s.
• Wait 10 seconds, one RT25’s Bluetooth LED will light solid, to indicate
they are now acting as a stereo pair.
• From your Bluetooth audio source, look for RT25 and select it.
• Audio from Bluetooth will go to both speakers, with one speaker
providing left and other speaker providing right, for stereo.
Note that the microphone and aux input audio goes only to
the speaker where the microphone or aux input is physically
connected, it is not distributed to the second speaker in stereo.