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If you have questions

at any time about

your A+ Amplification

System, please call us

toll-free at: 

1-800-236-4327

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STARTING YOUR DAY WITH A HEADSET OR COLLAR SYSTEM
1.

If the Bravo amplifier/speaker is not already plugged into electricity do so first.

2.

Turn the Bravo amplifier/speaker power switch ON.

3.

Unplug the WH-1 charger cable from the transmitter.

4.

Properly position the microphone as shown in the drawing in page 9.

5.

Turn the power switch on the transmitter ON. You should now be broadcasting.

6.

Place the transmitter in your pocket or on a belt being careful not to unplug the 
microphone cable from the transmitter.

STARTING YOUR DAY WITH A HANDHELD SYSTEM
1.

If the Bravo amplifier/speaker is not already plugged into electricity do so first.

2.

Turn the Bravo amplifier/speaker power switch ON.

3.

Take the 9 volt rechargeable battery off the charger being careful to pull 
the battery up and not towards you.

4.

Install the 9 volt battery in the battery compartment of the transmitter.

5.

Turn the Off/PWR switch to PWR.

6.

Turn the On/Mute switch to ON. You should now be broadcasting.

* If you are using both a headset and handheld system you will need to perform 

steps 1-6 on the headset system and 3-6 on the handheld system.

COMPLETING YOUR DAY WITH A HEADSET OR COLLAR SYSTEM
1.

Turn your transmitter off.

2.

Carefully take the microphone off your head or neck.

3.

Plug the WH-1 charging cable into the transmitter (the opposite end of the WH-1 charging
cable should already be attached to the charger and the charger plugged into the wall).

4.

Turn the Bravo amplifier/speaker off.

COMPLETING YOUR DAY WITH A HANDHELD SYSTEM
1.

Turn the OFF/PWR switch to the OFF position.

2.

Unscrew the battery compartment cover.

3.

Take the battery out of the transmitter and place the battery on the LC-3 charger (making
sure the charger is plugged into the wall).

4.

Screw the battery compartment cover back on being careful not to cross thread the cover.

5.

Turn the Bravo amplifier/speaker off.

* If you are using both the handheld and headset system you will need to perform 

steps 1-4 on the headset portion and steps 1-4 on the handheld portion.

OTHER THINGS TO REMEMBER

• AVOID WRAPPING THE MICROPHONE CABLE (ON THE BELT PACK HEADSET

AND COLLAR SYSTEMS) AROUND THE TRANSMITTER WHEN PUTTING IT
AWAY. Over time, this could break the microphone wire.

• Your Bravo system uses a single 9.6 volt nickel metal hydride rechargeable battery in the

transmitters. Avoid using any other type of batteries in the system or it will not perform
properly. Average battery life is 6 hours.

• Rechargeable batteries can be recharged over the weekend but try not to charge 

them more than 3 days.

• Use your normal speaking voice and let the system do the rest.
• If you have any questions concerning the system please call us toll free at 1-800-236-4237.
• For a complete list of options and accessories reference the latest price list. You can 

download the price list at www.lifelineamp.com or call 1-800-236-4327 and we would 
be happy to send you one.

Important Things To Remember

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Страница 1: ...41 Means Drive Suite A Platteville WI 53818 fax 608 348 7918 www lifelineamp com 800 236 4327 UserGuide L I F E L I N E A M P L I F I C A T I O N S Y S T E M S ...

Страница 2: ...ered speaker and transmitter have a five year warranty against manufacturer s defects All other items batteries cables microphones have a one year warranty Lifeline Amplification Systems will repair and or replace at our option any unit that does not function properly within the warranty time period Units under warranty needing repair should be returned to Lifeline Amplification Systems freight pr...

Страница 3: ...he stand by mode It will shine green to indicate that the system is on If the light is not lit then either the power is not on or the battery is low 4 BELT CLIP This handy clip can be used to fasten the transmitter to a belt waistband or pocket Found on back side of transmitter 5 BATTERY COMPARTMENT The AT 1 transmitter uses one 9 volt Nickel Metal Hydride rechargeable battery DO NOT USE ANY OTHER...

Страница 4: ...ition down the microphone is still draining the battery and all circuitry is active except the microphone is off 6 BATTERY COMPARTMENT Turning the compartment cover counter clockwise will unscrew the battery compartment cover The rechargeable battery should be connected to the battery terminals making a good connection Be sure to pull the battery towards you when removing do not pull the battery a...

Страница 5: ... into the RCA inputs below this volume control Typical items include computer VCR CD player etc 4 INSTRUMENT VOLUME CONTROL This controls the volume of anything plugged into the 1 4 input below the volume control 5 REVERB CONTROL The Bravo includes an internal spring reverb The reverb control is a master reverb for both channels 1 and 2 reverb does not affect channels 3 and 4 The reverb is intende...

Страница 6: ...ies and the right most frequencies effect the high frequencies You can lower these individual frequency sliders if feedback occurs on appropriate low or high frequencies due to the acoustical environment We recommend a starting setting of all sliders in the middle position NOTE Use equalizer moderately Excessive boots of frequencies will cause noise potential feedback and poor sound 6 PLEXIGLASS C...

Страница 7: ...s panel will be green as long as adequate power is supplied to the unit 7 HEAT SINK This area dissipates heat created by the amplifier circuit Do not operate unit directly against a wall Always allow adequate airflow near the heat sink 8 HANDLE This handle has been provided for easy carrying up steps into a vehicle etc We strongly recom mend you pull the retractable handle down when carrying the B...

Страница 8: ...y terminals If you are using a body pack headset microphone skip to number 8 If this is the first time you are using the system you might need to re charge the battery see charging diagram on page 9 6 If you are using a handheld microphone turn the power switch on the microphone to the PWR position a green light should appear below the switch 7 Next turn the mute switch to the ON position You shou...

Страница 9: ...R OF RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES AND CHARGERS AS THE NUMBER OF WIRELESS SYSTEMS YOU ORDERED HM 4 HEADSET MICROPHONE AT 1 BELTPACK TRANSMITTER WH 1 CHARGING CABLE LC 3 CHARGER CM 2 COLLAR MICROPHONE SMC 1 OR SMC 2 MIC CABLE OR CHARGING BODY PACK WIRELESS HEADSET OR HANDHELD CHARGING THE HANDHELD MICROPHONE MICROPHONE PLACEMENT LC 3 CHARGER LB 1 RECHARGEABLE 9V BATTERY Transmitter Charging Headset Mic ...

Страница 10: ...ical outlets 8 Is the master volume control on the back of the unit on 5 9 Are the individual volume controls on the top of the Bravo on 5 10 Are the graphic equalizer sliders in the middle position BODY PACK HEADSET OR COLLAR SYSTEM NOT WORKING 1 Is the OFF ST BY ON switch on the top of the body pack turned on 2 Is the light on the top of the transmitter green If it s red then the switch is in th...

Страница 11: ... done 5 If feedback still occurs after trying the above items then call Lifeline Amplification Systems at 1 800 236 4327 Be sure to readjust all the settings back to the original positions after the changes you made did not help IF YOUR BATTERY IS NOT LASTING 6 HOURS DURING THE DAY 1 How old is the battery Rechargeable batteries will last 1 2 years The back of the battery will have a date code Exa...

Страница 12: ...the transmitter the opposite end of the WH 1 charging cable should already be attached to the charger and the charger plugged into the wall 4 Turn the Bravo amplifier speaker off COMPLETING YOUR DAY WITH A HANDHELD SYSTEM 1 Turn the OFF PWR switch to the OFF position 2 Unscrew the battery compartment cover 3 Take the battery out of the transmitter and place the battery on the LC 3 charger making s...

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