• When the power is turned on, the last played track can be restarted.
• The recommended file system for memory is FAT32. Do not use a NTFS formatted memory unit.
• If the unit does not emit sound or USB/SD memory is not recognized, remove and then reconnect the
memory unit and select it again with the IN/MODE button. If necessary, turn the power off and on again.
• Remove the external memory only after switching the player off or using the IN/MODE button to switch
to different signal source. Otherwise, the data may be corrupted. Do not remove the connected external
unit during playback!
• The USB/SD device can only be inserted in one way. If it stops, turn it over and try again; do not force
it. Do not touch the contacts by hands.
• Be careful not to damage the devices extending from the device.
• Abnormal operation may be caused by the unique features of the mass storage device, which does
not indicate the malfunction of the device.
• It is forbidden to charge (e.g. mobile phone) from the USB socket!
MP3 RECORDING TO USB/SD STORAGE
The following signal sources are available: FM radio, LINE IN input, MIC IN input, GUITAR
IN input, wireless microphone. The following signal sources are available: FM radio, LINE
IN input, MIC IN input, GUITAR IN input, wireless microphone. The LINE IN input’s 2xRCA
sockets provides you the possibility to archive the old sound recordings in MP3 format (e.g.
audio cassette, vinyl disc, CD disc, DVD disc, video cassette’s sound material).
Insert a USB memory unit. Select a radio program and press the
REC
button for 2 seconds
– until the
REC
sign appears on the screen instead of the radio frequency. Afterwards,
continuous
REC
signal is visible on the lower line of the display, meanwhile the
USB
subtitle
and the reception frequency can be read again. Recording starts. Shortly pressing the
REC
button pauses the recording. The flashing
USB
sign disappears, but the
REC
sign is
still visible in the bottom line. To continue the recording, hold the
REC
button pressed for 2
seconds. To quit recording mode – during recording – hold the
REC
button pressed for 2
seconds, until the
END
message is not readable on the screen.
• A “…REC…” folder is automatically created on the storage device and contains MP3 files. Each
recorded recording creates a separate MP3 file on the media.
• Recordings made between two presses of the REC button is always saved to different files.
• The volume and quality of recordings depends on the different signal sources and the audio settings.
You may need to adjust the volume of the playback device properly.
• Do not store foreign – not playable on this unit (e.g. movies, tables) - files on the date storage.
USAGE OF THE RADIO
Select the
FM
radio mode with the
IN
button. The display shows the reception frequency. To
start automatic tuning and storing, press the
button. When the setting is complete, the
appliance sets to the first found radio station. Additional programs are available by briefly
pressing the
buttons. On the display, the P01…P50 program places show where the
actual radio station is stored.
• Search stops when it detects a variable signal strength - this does not always indicate radio
broadcasts.
• The reception of the radio depends to a great extent on the location of use and the current reception
conditions.
• Do not place large metal objects or electrical equipment near the device.
• The FM antenna is located inside the unit, so placement of the voice box will affect reception quality.
The backside telescopic antennas are included for the microphones. In case of poor reception, rotate
or reposition the sound box.
• Hold pressed the scroll buttons to adjust the volume of the multimedia unit.
• If you listen to it while charging, network noise may occur in the speakers and the sensitivity of the
radio may change. This device is intended for use when supplied with power from a battery and it is
recommended for you to recharge it after use.
WIRELESS MICROPHONES / KARAOKE
The two wireless microphones supplied with the sound box operate with 2xAA (1,5 V)
batteries (not included). Use durable, alkaline battery. To replace the battery, unscrew the
bottom of the handle and insert the batteries paying attention to the marked polarity. Set the
slider on the microphone handle to
ON
position (two clicks). Wireless and wired microphone
volume can be adjusted with separate controls (
WIRELESS MIC VOL, WIRED MIC VOL
).
They also have independent 3-band equalizer control:
TREBLE, MID, BASS
. Microphones
can be operated with an adjustable echo effect.
ECHO, DELAY
: echo magnitude and delay.
MIC PRIORI
: microphone priority over multimedia unit (e.g. MP3/WMA playback). To replace
the battery, unscrew the bottom of the handle and taking care of correct polarity, insert the
batteries. Set the slider on the microphone handle of the ON position (two clicks). Wireless
and wired microphone volume can be adjusted with separate controls (
WIRELESS MIC
VOL, WIRED MIC VOL
). Independent 3-band equalizer control and delay:
TREBLE, MID,
BASS
. Microphones can be operated with an adjustable echo effect.
ECHO, DELAY
: echo
magnitude and delay.
MIC PRIORI
: microphone priority over multimedia unit (e.g. MP3/
WMA playback).
• The center position of the slide switch mutes but does not turn off the microphone.
• Range in open terrain is approximately 40 meters. The current frequency can be found in the battery
compartment.
• The LED on the handle lights up when the batteries are exhausted and needs to be replaced.
• The microphone receiver antennas are located on the back of the sound box. Pull out the telescopic
antennas and carefully adjust them to the best reception position. This is usually a “V” shape. The
setting affects the sound quality and range. The actual range depends on the environmental conditions
(e.g. walls, human bodies, other electrical devices, movement…) Do not move the microphone in your
hand as it may affect the sound quality.
• Do not place the microphone in front of or near the speaker
• Hold the microphone close to your mouth. Different microphones can produce different sound quality.
• Remove the batteries if you won’t use the microphone for an extended period of time.
• Abnormal operation, noise may be caused by the electrical appliances operating nearby, this does not
indicate the malfunction of the device.
WIRED AUDIO INPUTS (MIC IN, GUITAR IN, LINE IN)
The following options are available to connect external devices with headphone output or
audio output to the amplifier:
MIC IN:
∅
6,3 mm socket for handheld microphone (not accessory)
GUITAR IN:
∅
6,3 mm socket for guitar voice pickup (not accessory)
LINE IN:
2xRCA sockets for connecting external device’s headphone or LINE OUT output
(mobile phone, tablet, computer, multimedia player, musical instrument, CD/DVD…).
• The available sound quality depends on the quality of audio signal provided by the external device, as
well as it is volume and sound settings.
• In some cases, purchasing of an external adapter might be necessary for proper connection.
• The small signal (volume) entering the speaker cabinet may cause excessive noise, however too large
signal may cause distortion. It is recommended to keep the signal source’s volume at a moderate level.
• A connection cable and, in some cases, an external adapter may need to be purchased for proper
connection.
• For further information look at the instruction manual of the device to be connected.
FUNCTIONS OF THE REMOTE CONTROL (in USB/SD/FM/BT mode)
*
multimedia module on/off switch
MODE
USB/SD/FM/BT/LINE function change
**
mute speaker
playback/pause, FM tuning
track / radio program scroll
EQ
EQ 0…1…2…3…4…5 (USB/SD)
VOL - / +
setting multimedia volume
RPT
USB/SD repeat modes
U/SD
USB/SD storage change
0…9
track/radio program selection
To install the remote control, pull out the insulation sheet from the battery compartment, if it
has been provided with one. If later you experience uncertain operation or reduced range,
replace the battery with a new one: CR 2025; 3 V button battery.
The on/off button only switches the multimedia module off, the amplifier of the multimedia
module and the microphones continue to operate. If you do not switch it off using the
backside
POWER ON/OFF
switch, instead of you use the remote control, after switching the
unit back on the last listened-to multimedia function and volume resumes.
• The receiver of the remote control is at the speaker’s backside. Remote the remote control towards
the direction of multimedia unit. If the speaker cabinet stands in front of a wall, generally it can be
operated from the front due to the reflected signal. Be within 3-5 meters distance from the device.
• To replace the battery, turn the remote control with the buttons down, then pull out the battery holder
tray together with the battery. Make sure that the positive side of the battery is facing upwards. Follow
the instructions on the back of the remote control.
• Remove the battery, if you do not use the product for a long period of time! Remove the battery imme
-
diately after it becomes depleted! Do not use batteries of different kind and condition together! Battery
replacement can only be performed by an adult! Keep batteries out of reach of children.
• If there is some liquid flown out from the battery, take protective gloves, and clean the battery
compartment with a dry cloth.
• Warning! Risk of explosion in case of incorrect battery replacement. It can only be done by the same
or a replacing type. Do not expose batteries to direct thermal radiation and sunshine. It is forbidden to
open it up, throw it in fire or to short circuit it. It is forbidden to charge non-rechargeable batteries. Risk of
explosion. Do not use an accumulator instead of the battery, because it has less voltage and efficiency.
• THIS PRODUCT INCLUDES BUTTON CELL. DO NOT SWALLOW THE BATTERY, RISK OF
CHEMICAL BURN. IN CASE OF INGESTION, IT CAN CAUSE STRONG INTERNAL BURN WITHIN
2 HOURS AND MAY LEAD TO DEATH! KEEP THE NEW AND USED BATTERIES OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN. IF THE COVER OF BATTERY COMPARTMENT CANNOT CLOSE PROPERLY, DO
NOT USE THE PRODUCT MORE, AND KEEP OUT OF CHILDREN. IF YOU THINK A BATTERY
HAS BEEN SWALLOWED OR GOT INTO ONE OF THE BODY PARTS, IMMEDIATELY CONSULT
A DOCTOR.
CLEANING
Power off the device by unplugging it from the electric outlet before cleaning. Use a dry cloth!
Do not use any aggressive cleaner and liquid.
MAINTENANCE
Occasionally check the integrity of the power cable and the housing. Immediately power off
the unit and contact a specialist in case of any anomaly.
TROUBLESHOOTING
In case of detecting any malfunction, switch off and the device by unplugging it from the
electric outlet! Try to switch it on again later. If the problem still persists, see the following
list. This guide will help you to identify the error, if the device is connected as prescribed. If
necessary, contact a professional.
General
The device does not work, the screen does not light.
•
The amplifier is not switched on.
- Check the position of the POWER ON/OFF switch.
•
The built-in accumulator is depleted.
- Connect the charger and charge the accumulator up.
The device seems to work, but it does not emit sound.
•
The setting of the volume control is not appropriate.
- Make sure that these are not set to the minimum: the rotary volume controls, the volume can be set by the
scroll buttons and the remote control, the volume control of the external signal source.
•
Connection of audio cables is wrong.
- Check if the connection of audio cables are correct, and complies with the standards.
MP3 playback
It does not play files from the correct storage.