Simeon Audita II, Руководство пользователя

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Auxiliary Audio OUT equalizer provides eight-band frequency adjustment (65Hz
to 8KHz) for the auxiliary output signal. The equalizer is useful for making fine
adjustments to any peripheral device, for example a personal FM system, that
is connected to the 3.5mm mini jack output of the Audita II receiver. Note that
equalizer adjustment will not affect the loudspeaker sound.
Auxiliary Audio OUT level adjusts the overall gain of the 3.5mm mini jack output of
the Audita II receiver. Adjustment of the auxiliary audio OUT level will not affect the
loudspeaker volume.
Speaker Tone Control adjusts the treble and bass tone of the Audita II loudspeaker.
Exit Advanced Settings will return you to the Basic Settings menu.
Battery care and charging
The pendant transmitter uses a lightweight lithium rechargeable battery. This is not
user-replaceable and must be changed at your service center.
Use only Nickel Metal-Hydride (NiMH) rechargeable AA size batteries in the handheld
transmitter.
Never use disposable (alkaline) batteries in the charging system.
Charge the transmitters after each day of use. The transmitters will automatically
power off when placed into the charging cradle. The charging indicator lights [29]
will show charging progress - red during charging and green when complete. If the
transmitter batteries are already fully charged when placed in the charging cradle, a
flashing red indicator light may show.
The Audita II receiver has an internal rechargeable lithium battery pack, allowing for
approximately 7 hours of normal operation on battery power. When the battery pack
is depleted, the receiver can still be used with the power adapter. Full recharging
of the receiver battery takes approximately 15 hours.
Replace the receiver battery
pack only with the recommended type, available from your Simeon service
center.
Before storing your system for prolonged periods, charge the transmitter and
receiver batteries fully and remember to turn the equipment off.