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If you are using the wireless microphone, it is strongly advisable to check the
battery status. You can check the battery status by turning on the microphone
and checking the battery status on the display panel. The same applies to the
clip-on or headset microphone. It is always advisable to have at least two spare
batteries (type AA, 1.5 V).
USE OF THE KOLIBRI SYSTEM
1. First, find a suitable place to set up the speaker.
2. Place the case in a lying position considering the Kolibri inscription upwards, open both
clasps and lift the cover.
3. Mount the speaker on the stand.
4. Set the volume button (B) to 5.
5. Use Power ON button (A) to turn on the speaker device. You can do that by pressing
and holding the button (A) for 2 seconds. An orange LED encircling the button lights
up. A flashing orange LED indicates the battery is charged at less than 40%.
6. Turn on the wireless microphone (see chapter: Using wireless microphone) or connect
a wired microphone (outlet C, MIC/LINE input) or an external sound source (AUX-D
outlet).
7. Set the volume of the speaker on the control panel (button B) and make sure not to
cause microphonics! (Suggestion: when indoor, set the volume at VOLUME 5, and at
VOLUME 8 when outdoor).
OPERATING INSTRUCTION
BEFORE YOU USE THE KOLIBRI SYSTEM
Prior to each use, check whether the speaker’s batteries are charged. To do
that, turn on the Kolibri system, and if all green LEDs are lit, the battery is
fully charged. If only red LEDs are lit, we recommend you charge the speaker
device. Completely dead batteries need approximately 8 hours of charging to
be charged completely.
