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Lectern with Amplifier System
These instructions are intended for users
without any special technical knowledge .
Please read the instructions carefully prior to
operation and keep them for later reference .
All operating elements and connections de-
scribed can be found on page 2 .
1 Overview
1
Connection cables of the XLR jacks (21)
on the upper side of the lectern for con-
nection to a microphone input (2, 4 or 5)
or to the jack (3) for a light
2
Microphone input MIC 1, XLR jack
3
Connection for one of the two connection
cables (1) for operation of a light (
⎓
12 V,
100 mA max .) at the corresponding XLR
jack (21) on the upper side of the lectern
4
Microphone input MIC 2, XLR jack
5
Combined XLR / 6 .3 mm jack 1 MIC / LINE IN
to connect a microphone or another mono
audio source (e . g . mixer)
6
Volume control LEVEL for the audio
sources connected to the jacks (2), (4)
or (5)
7
Volume control 2 WIRELESS for a wireless
microphone
8
Common sound control TONE for the
audio sources connected to the jacks (2),
(4) or (5) and a wireless microphone
9
RCA jacks 3 LINE IN to connect an audio
source (e . g . CD player)
10
RCA outputs LINE LINK to record the mixed
signal or to route it to another amplifier
system
11
Volume control PLAYER for the input
3 LINE IN (9)
12
Sound control TONE for the input 3 LINE
IN (9)
13
Function VOICE OVER to mute the sound
of an audio source connected to the input
3 LINE IN while speaking into the micro-
phone
LED MUSIC
will light up when the
sound is muted
Control DEPTH to adjust the sensitivity for
muting the sound
14
LED status indicators for the rechargeable
batteries
CHARGE
Red:
during the charge process
Green: when the charge process has
been terminated
FULL charging state: full
OK charging state: sufficient
LOW charging state: low
15
LED indicator LIMITER; will light up when
the level limiter is active
16
Power indicator PWR ON
17
Power switch
18
Mains jack for connection to a mains
socket (230 V/ 50 Hz) via the mains cable
supplied to recharge the batteries
19
Switch INTERNAL SPEAKER to switch the
integrated speakers on and off
20
Jack EXT . SPEAKER to connect an (addi-
tional) speaker
21
XLR jacks for microphones or a gooseneck
light; the cables (1) must be connected to
the appropriate jacks
2 Safety Notes
The unit corresponds to all relevant directives
of the EU and is therefore marked with .
WARNING
The unit uses dangerous
mains voltage . Leave ser-
vicing to skilled personnel .
Inexpert handling may result
in electric shock .
•
The unit is suitable for indoor use only . Pro-
tect it against dripping water, splash water
and high air humidity . The admissible ambi-
ent temperature range is 0 – 40 °C .
•
Do not operate the unit and immediately
disconnect the mains cable from the mains
socket
1 . if the unit or the mains cable is visibly
damaged,
2 . if a defect might have occurred after the
unit was dropped or suffered a similar
accident,
3 . if malfunctions occur .
In any case the unit must be repaired by
skilled personnel .
•
Never pull the mains cable to disconnect
the mains plug from the socket, always
seize the plug .
•
For cleaning only use a dry, soft cloth; never
use water or chemicals .
•
No guarantee claims for the unit and no li-
ability for any resulting personal damage or
material damage will be accepted if the unit
is used for other purposes than originally
intended, if it is not correctly connected,
installed or operated, or if it is not repaired
in an expert way .
If the unit is to be put out of oper-
ation definitively, take it to a local
recycling plant for a disposal which
is not harmful to the environment .
3 Applications
The lectern SPEECH-100D features a
high-quality 2-way speaker system, a mix-
ing amplifier with three input channels and
a receiver section for a wireless microphone .
The lectern is designed for lectures, speeches,
readings, etc . The optional wireless micro-
phone offers additional mobility (it can, for
example, be handed round in the audience
for questions) . Apart from microphones, other
audio sources (e . g . CD players for music re-
play) can be connected . When speaking into
the microphone, it is possible to automatically
mute the music, for example .
The connection LINE LINK can be used
to route the output signal to a recorder or
another amplifier system . A speaker con-
nected to the speaker output may be used
as an addition or alternative to the internal
speaker . For optimum illumination of the
upper side of the lectern, a gooseneck light
can be connected .
With the rechargeable batteries, the
lectern can be operated for up to 16 hours
without being connected to the mains .
3.1 Conformity and approval
Herewith, MONACOR INTERNATIONAL de-
clare that the wireless receiver of the lectern
SPEECH-100D complies with the directive
2014 / 53 / EU . The EU declaration of conform-
ity is available on the Internet:
www .monacor .com
The wireless system (transmitter and receiver)
is generally approved for operation in EU and
EFTA countries, it is licence-free and requires
no registration .
4 Setting up the Lectern
4.1 Installation
(
☞
fig . 2)
The lectern is supplied with two base plates
of different colour .
1) Use four screws to fasten the desired base
plate to the lower side of the column .
2) Place the upper part of the lectern onto
the column and fold up the cover .
3) Use four screws to fasten the upper part
of the lectern to the column .
4.2 Making the connections
Before making or changing any connection,
switch off the lectern or turn down the
volume controls (6, 7, 11) .
The two XLR jacks (21) on the upper side of
the lectern can be used to connect either two
microphones or a microphone and a goose-
neck light .
1) To connect a
gooseneck light
that is de-
signed for a voltage of
⎓
12 V and requires
a current of 100 mA max . (e . g . GNL-304):
Connect the cable (1) of the desired XLR
jack (21) to the jack (3) for a light . Insert
the light into the connected XLR jack on
the upper side of the lectern . The jack has
a lock; to remove the light, press the PUSH
lever .
2) To connect a
microphone
: Connect the
cable (1) of the desired XLR jack to the
input jack MIC 1 (2) or MIC 2 (4) . Insert the
microphone (e . g . an appropriate goose-
neck microphone of the EMG…P series)
into the connected XLR jack (21) on the
upper side of the lectern and then direct
the microphone towards the lecturer .
As an alternative, when a higher input
sensitivity is required, connect a micro-
phone to the XLR contacts of the jack
1 MIC / LINE IN* (5) .
Note:
The jacks MIC 1 (2) and MIC 2 (4) share
the same volume control; therefore, microphones
with similar electrical characteristics should be
used when these two jacks are used together .
All microphone inputs provide the phantom
power (12 V) some microphones require .
Note:
Never connect microphones or other audio
sources with unbalanced output to the XLR jacks;
they may be damaged by the phantom power .
