ARG Voice Amp SpeakEASY VA30 Series User manual

ARG’s Voice Amp SpeakEASY Port-
able Amplifier with optional modular
9 MHz digitally encrypted wireless
microphone system.
Voice Amp SpeakEASY
VA30 Series
Installation and Operation Manual
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Voice Amp SpeakEASY Owner’s Manual: ARG-OM1
© 2011 Au io Resource Group, Inc.
All Rights Reserve .

Congratulations an thank you for purchasing ARG’s VoiceAmp
SpeakEASY Portable Amplifier System. Each system has been esigne
an manufacture right here in the USA. Our pro ucts have been in use
throughout the worl for more than 50 years. All of ARG’s high quality
pro ucts are esigne to provi e many years of reliable service; they are
uncomplicate to use so anyone can operate them with ease an confi-
ence. I am certain after using your newly purchase pro uct that you will
join ARG’s long list of satisfie customers.
This manual contains basic pro uct information to ensure trouble
free operation, so please take time to rea through this manual thor-
oughly before using your new VoiceAmp SpeakEASYsystem. If for any
reason you have a itional questions you can call our hea quarters toll-
free at (888)-468-4552 an talk to one of our professional Sales Team
Members who will be happy to help you Mon ay through Fri ay between
the hours of 8:00AM an 5:00 PM Central Stan ar Time; you can also
email ARG at info@argau io.com or visit our web site at
www.argau io.com for a itional resources an pro uct options.
Everyone at ARG is firmly committe to our motto, which isn’t just a
tagline, it’s our assurance that ARG’s high quality pro ucts will meet your
expectations for many years to come.
Every word...every sound….heard. Understood.
Again, on behalf of everyone at ARG, Thank you!
Rick Aller ings, Presi ent
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CONTENTS
CONTENTSCONTENTS
CONTENTS
Safety & Caution Information p. 6
System Contents p. 7-8
Front View Diagram p. 9
ear View Diagram p. 10-12
Quick Use Guide p. 13-15
A G-TX900HH Product Detail p. 16
A G-TX900HH Quick Use Guide p. 17
A G-TX900BP Product Detail p. 18
A G-TX900BP Quick Use Guide p. 19
Trouble Shooting Guide p. 20-21
Technical Specifications p. 22
Compliance Information p. 23
Warranty Information p. 23
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SAFETY INFO MATION
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This pro uct is esigne to amplify soun s to a high volume level
which coul potentially cause hearing loss if use improperly an
cause amage to your equipment.
To protect your hearing an the hearing of others:
1. Always set all volume levels at the minimum setting before
powering on your evice. Then a just the volume to a comfort-
able level.
2. Use caution when using the siren alert button because it can
pro uce very high volume levels which can cause hearing am-
age. Turn master volume control to the lowest setting an test
in short intervals to etermine the proper volume level.
3. If fee back (a high pitch squealing soun ) occurs:
♦ imme iately move the microphone away from the speaker
♦ re uce the volume level on the speaker
♦ move the microphone to the si e an behin the speaker,
never use it irectly in front of the speaker
♦ point the microphone away from the speaker
4. Do not allow chil ren or unauthorize persons access or use of
this pro uct.
1. THIS PRODUCT HAS BEEN DESIGNED AND MANUFACTURED TO EN-
SURE YOUR PERSONAL SAFETY SO PLEASE READ AND FOLLOW THE
INSTALLATION AND OPERATIONS INFORMATION IN THIS MANUAL.
2. TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK AND FIRE HAZARDS, DO
NOT MODIFY OR DIS-ASSEMBLE. SERVICING SHOULD BE PER-
FORMED BY QUALIFIED FACTORY PERSONNEL ONLY.
3. IMPROPER USE CAN RESULT IN POSSIBLE ELECTRICAL SHOCK OR
FIRE HAZARDS.
4. DO NOT EXPOSE THIS UNIT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
5. THIS PRODUCT SHOULD BE USED WITH THE SUPPLIED SWITCHING
POWER SUPPLY AND 110-125VAC OUTLET ONLY.
Product Recycling Instructions
Product Recycling Instructions Product Recycling Instructions
Product Recycling Instructions
DO NOT DISPOSE ELECT ONICS IN THE HOUSEHOLD T ASH!
Help ARG protect our environment by locating an electronics recycling
center OR return the pro uct(s) to ARG for proper isposal.

VoiceAmp SpeakEASY AMPLIFIE ONLY System includes:
(1) A G-VA30S - Portable Amplifier
(1) A G-BC 16VLI - Lithium Battery Pack *built-in
(1) A G-AC-PS4 - Switching Power Supply/Battery Charger
(1) A G-CC8 - Soft Si e Bag
(1) A G-SS1 - Shoul er Strap
(1) A G-MP10 – Wire Han hel Microphone with 10’ attache cable
(1) A G-OM1 - Operation Manual
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SYSTEM CONTENTS
VoiceAmp SpeakEASY SINGLE WI ELESS System includes:
(1) A G-VA30S-SPK1 - Portable Amplifier with (1) 900MHz Wireless Mo ule
(1) A G-BC 16VLI - Lithium Battery Pack *built-in
(1) A G-AC-PS4 - Switching Power Supply/Battery Charger
(1) A G-CC8 - Soft Si e Bag
(1) A G-SS1 - Shoul er Strap
(1) A G- C1 - Remote Control
(1) A G-AN3 - Rubber Duckie Antenna
(1) A G-OM1 - Operation Manual
ONE of the following two transmitter combinations is inclu e :
(1) A G-TX900BP – 900MHz Bo ypack Transmitter
(1) A G MP2 - Hea worn Microphone
(2) A G-BCAA - AA Alkaline Disposable Batteries
(1) A G-AC-PS1 - Bo y Pack Transmitter Battery Charger
OR (1) A G-TX900HH – 900MHz Han hel Transmitter
(3) A G-BCAA - AA Alkaline Disposable Batteries
VoiceAmp SpeakEASY DUAL WI ELESS System includes:
(1) A G-VA30S-SPK2 - Portable Amplifier with (2) 900MHz Wireless Mo ules
(1) A G-BC 16VLI - Lithium Battery Pack *built-in
(1) A G-AC-PS4 - Switching Power Supply/Battery Charger
(1) A G-CC8 - Soft Si e Bag
(1) A G-SS1 - Shoul er Strap
(1) A G- C1 - Remote Control
(2) A G-AN3 - Rubber Duckie Antenna
(1) A G-OM1 - Operation Manual
ONE of the following three transmitter combinations is inclu e :
(2) A G-TX900BP – 900MHz Bo ypack Transmitter
(2) A G MP2 - Hea worn Microphone
(4) A G-BCAA - AA Alkaline Disposable Battery
(2) A G-AC-PS1 - Bo y Pack Transmitter Battery Charger
OR (2) A G-TX900HH – 900MHz Han hel Transmitters
(6) A G-BCAA - AA Alkaline Disposable Batteries

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VoiceAmp SpeakEASY DUAL WI ELESS system inclu es: (continued)
OR (1) A G-TX900BP – 900MHz Bo ypack Transmitter
(1) A G MP2 - Hea worn Microphone
(2) A G-BCAA - AA Alkaline Disposable Batteries
(1) A G-AC-PS1 - Bo y Pack Transmitter Battery Charger
(1) A G-TX900HH – 900MHz Han hel Transmitter
(3) A G-BCAA - AA Alkaline Disposable Batteries
Optional Accessories for ALL Voice Amp SpeakEASY Systems:
Batteries:
A G-BCAA-24 – AA Alkaline Disposable Batteries, 24 pack
A G-BC AA - AA NiMH Rechargeable Batteries
A G-BC AA-24 - AA NiMH Batteries, 24 pack
A G-AC-BC4 - NiMH Battery Charger, 4 slot
Companion Speakers:
A G-VA30S-SPK - Unpowere 5-1/4” speaker
Flash Drive:
A G-USB1 - 4G flash rive
Microphones:
A G-MP3 - Miniature hea worn microphone, tan
A G-MP4 - Miniature single si e hea worn microphone, tan
A G-MP5 - Omni- irectional lapel microphone
A G-MP6 - Uni- irectional lapel microphone
A G-MP7 - Miniature han hel microphone
A G-MP8 - Collar microphone
A G-MP9 - Professional Car io han hel microphone
A G-CA4 - 20’ microphone cable with ¼” plug
A G-CA5 - 50’ microphone cable with ¼” plug
A G-CA6 - 10’ microphone cable with ¼” plug
A G-CA7 - 10’ coile microphone cable with ¼” plug
A G-TC5 - Replacement tie clip for ARG-MP5
A G-TC6 - Replacement tie clip for ARG-MP6
A G-WS2 - Replacement win screen for ARG-MP2
A G-WS3 - Replacement win screen for ARG-MP3
A G-WS4 - Replacement win screen for ARG-MP4
A G-WS5 - Replacement win screen for ARG-MP5
A G-WS6 - Replacement win screen for ARG-MP6
A G-WS7 - Replacement win screen for ARG-MP7
A G-WS8 - Replacement win screen for ARG-MP8
A G-WS9 - Replacement win screen for ARG-MP9
Modular USB/MP3 Player:
A G-MU3
Speaker Stands:
A G-TP1 - Light Duty Speaker Stan
A G-TP2 - Heavy Duty Speaker Stan
A G-TP3 - 5/8” - 27 to 3/8” - 16 Speaker Stan A apter for the ARG-TP2
A G-TP4 - Wall or Ceiling Speaker Mount

1 - Battery Charging Indicator: The (yellow) light activates when the battery charger
begins the charging cycle an it will shut off when complete . Charge time is 5
hours.
2 - I emote Sensor: (clear)
3 - Low Battery Indicator: The (re ) light activates when the battery is low an
nee s to be recharge . The unit will continue to operate for 1-2 hours after the
light comes on.
4 - Power On Indicator: The (green) light activates when the power switch is turne
on. The light will flicker when the volume control is being a juste between low
an maximum positions.
5 - Speaker: 5-1/4” with 1” horn
6 - Wood Cabinet: An engineere woo pro uct (MDF) is use to construct each
cabinet ma e here in the USA. Once assemble , a custom formulate polyure-
thane coating with rubber granules is applie to provi e a tough, waterproof,
an chemical-resistant texture finish. This finish also helps ea en outsi e
soun an vibrations which pro uces a richer warmer soun compare to
mol e plastic housings.
7 - 3/8”-16 Threaded Insert: Use for speaker stan or wall an ceiling mount appli-
cations.
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SYSTEM CONT OLS: F ONT VIEW
1 - Battery Charging In icator
2 - IR Remote Sensor
3 - Low Battery In icator
4 - Power On In icator
5 - Speaker
6 - Woo Cabinet
7 - Threa e Insert
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SYSTEM CONT OLS: EA VIEW
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*#2 LCD Display
Signal Strength
Lock/Unlock
Channel Number
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1. Wireless Receiver (A&B):
1. Wireless Receiver (A&B): 1. Wireless Receiver (A&B):
1. Wireless Receiver (A&B): Optional FCC compliant 9 MHz digitally encrypted wireless receiver module with
diversity reception. The 9 MHz Radio frequencies used fall under the ISM band classification which is FCC
License free and is globally accepted in most countries.
2. LCD Display (A&B)
2. LCD Display (A&B) 2. LCD Display (A&B)
2. LCD Display (A&B): Displays basic information including, Channel number, signal strength and lock/unlock
status. *Please see detailed display on previous page.
3. Antenna (A&B):
3. Antenna (A&B): 3. Antenna (A&B):
3. Antenna (A&B): The 9 MHz Digital Receiver has an internal antenna attached which provides enough signal
strength to provide up to 1 ’ of range.
Note:
Note: Note:
Note: If additional range is required attach the ARG-AN3 antenna for a axi u range of 300’.
Note:
Note: Note:
Note: When using both internal and external antenna, the receiver will be in switching diversity ode.
4. Lock/Unlock (A&B):
4. Lock/Unlock (A&B): 4. Lock/Unlock (A&B):
4. Lock/Unlock (A&B): Press the “LOCK button” for three seconds until the lock icon disappears from the display
to enter into the programming mode. Press it again for three seconds to return to the lock mode.
5. Channel UP (A&B):
5. Channel UP (A&B): 5. Channel UP (A&B):
5. Channel UP (A&B): Use to scroll up the 1-12 available channels.
Note:
Note: Note:
Note: The receiver ust be unlocked (4) for channel selection.
6. Channel Down (A&B):
6. Channel Down (A&B): 6. Channel Down (A&B):
6. Channel Down (A&B): Use to scroll down the 1-12 available channels.
Note:
Note: Note:
Note: The receiver ust be unlocked (4) for channel selection.
7. ON/OFF Audio Level Control (A&B):
7. ON/OFF Audio Level Control (A&B): 7. ON/OFF Audio Level Control (A&B):
7. ON/OFF Audio Level Control (A&B): Turn control knob clockwise to turn the receiver ON and to increase the
audio input level, turn the control knob counter clockwise to turn the receiver OFF and to decrease the au-
dio input level.
8. MP3/USB Player:
8. MP3/USB Player: 8. MP3/USB Player:
8. MP3/USB Player: Optional MP3 player with USB port.
9. LCD Display:
9. LCD Display: 9. LCD Display:
9. LCD Display: Displays basic information including, total number of songs, individual song the player is playing,
song timer, mode (1 ) and if the USB is inserted and ready to start. **Please see detailed diagra on page 10 .
1 . Mode:
1 . Mode: 1 . Mode:
1 . Mode: Six selectable presets for customized listening mode: including Normal, Pop, Jazz, Rock, Classic and R&B
11. USB Connector:
11. USB Connector: 11. USB Connector:
11. USB Connector: Insert USB Flash Drive with pre-recorded material for playback .
Note:
Note: Note:
Note: Only insert/unplug the USB flash drive when the MP3/USB player is OFF (13) otherwise da age ay occur.
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12. Play/Pause:
Play/Pause: Play/Pause:
Play/Pause: Press once to start playing a music file, press once to pause and press again to continue playing.
13. MP3 Player ON/OFF/Volume Control:
13. MP3 Player ON/OFF/Volume Control:13. MP3 Player ON/OFF/Volume Control:
13. MP3 Player ON/OFF/Volume Control: Turn control knob clockwise
clockwiseclockwise
clockwise to turn the MP3 player ON or to increase the
volume level. Turn the control knob counter clockwise
counter clockwise counter clockwise
counter clockwise to turn the MP3/USB player OFF or to decrease the
volume level.
14. Skip Reverse:
14. Skip Reverse: 14. Skip Reverse:
14. Skip Reverse: Press once to skip a song and go back to the previous song played.
15. Skip Forward:
15. Skip Forward: 15. Skip Forward:
15. Skip Forward: Press once to skip a song and go forward to the next song to be played.
16. Master Tone Control:
16. Master Tone Control: 16. Master Tone Control:
16. Master Tone Control: Turn control knob clockwise / counterclockwise to adjust the equalization of frequencies
used in the audio signal. This allows listeners to adjust the sound for their personal preference.
17. Line
17. Line17. Line
17. Line-
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-In Input Jack Level Control:
In Input Jack Level Control: In Input Jack Level Control:
In Input Jack Level Control: This controls the volume input level to the device plugged into the Line-In
Input Jack (18). To adjust, turn clockwise to increase the input volume level and turn counterclockwise to
decrease the volume input level.
18. Line
18. Line18. Line
18. Line-
--
-In Input Jack:
In Input Jack: In Input Jack:
In Input Jack: The mono 3.5mm jack accepts audio devices that have a line-level output, including MP3
players, IPods and CD players. The volume input level is controlled by the Line-In Input Jack (17).
19. Wired Mic
19. Wired Mic19. Wired Mic
19. Wired Mic-
--
-In Input Jack Level Control:
In Input Jack Level Control: In Input Jack Level Control:
In Input Jack Level Control: This controls the volume input level to the wired microphone plugged
into the Mic-In Input Jack (2 ). To adjust, turn clockwise to increase the input volume level and turn coun-
terclockwise to decrease the volume input level.

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MP3/USB Player power is on but no flash rive is
inserte into the player.
MP3/USB Player power is on an the flash rive is
inserte into the player but is not playing.
MP3/USB Player power is on an the flash rive is
inserte into the player an the music is playing.
00001 - Fol er number of file being playe
00003 - Number of the file in that fol er
00:01 - Timer for file being playe .
No USB
00000/00000/00:00
Normal
Manu_PLAY
MP3 OK:
00000/00000/00:00
Normal
Manu_PLAY
MP3 OK: ►
00001/00003/00:01
Normal
Manu_PLAY
**9 MP3/USB Player LCD Display Detail
2 . Wired Mic
2 . Wired Mic2 . Wired Mic
2 . Wired Mic-
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-In Input Jack:
In Input Jack:In Input Jack:
In Input Jack: The mono ¼” jack accepts wired low impedance dynamic microphones. The volume
input level is controlled by the Wired Mic-In Input Jack Level Control (19).
Note
NoteNote
Note: This input does not provide phanto power.
21. Master Power ON/OFF:
21. Master Power ON/OFF: 21. Master Power ON/OFF:
21. Master Power ON/OFF: Controls main power to unit.
22. Master Volume Control:
22. Master Volume Control: 22. Master Volume Control:
22. Master Volume Control: Controls overall volume level of speaker and the Alert Signal (24).
23. Line
23. Line23. Line
23. Line-
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-Out Output Jack:
Out Output Jack:Out Output Jack:
Out Output Jack: The mono 3.5mm jack provides line-level audio to secondary powered speaker or
audio devices having a Line-In Input jack.
Note: To daisy chain multiple systems (make sure the power is OFF before making any connections), plug one end
of the speaker cable into the LIN OUT of the primary (MAST R) speaker and plug the other end of the cable into the
LIN IN of the secondary (SLAV ) speaker. Adjust the MAST R VOLUM CONTROL and LIN -IN INPUT control to the
MAXIMUM setting on ALL secondary (SLAV ) speakers so the primary (MAST R) speaker has full volume control over
the entire system. It is best to power on the primary (SLAV ) speaker first, followed by the secondary (SLAV ) speak-
ers in sequence order . To power off, reverse the sequence so the primary (MAST R) speaker will be turned off last.
24. Alert Signal:
24. Alert Signal: 24. Alert Signal:
24. Alert Signal: Press and hold to activate the alert signal. Adjust the volume with the Master Volume Level (22),
release button to deactivate.
Note
NoteNote
Note: Always set the Master Volu e Control (22) to the ini u setting before using!
25. Power Supply / Charging Jack:
25. Power Supply / Charging Jack: 25. Power Supply / Charging Jack:
25. Power Supply / Charging Jack: Plug the supplied 18V AC adapter (ARG-AC-PS4) to supply continuous power
or to recharge the Lithium Battery Pack for portable use.

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Voice Amp SpeakEASY QUICK USE GUIDE
1. Getting Started:
The Voice Amp SpeakEASY can operate on either AC or battery power. To use
AC power, plug the inclu e ARG-AC-PS4 switching power supply/battery charger to
the power supply/charging jack “DC 18V/3A” locate on the back of the speaker. Plug
the other en into a 110-125 VAC outlet an push the Master Power ON button.
When battery operation is nee e , you will nee to fully charge the installe
lithium battery pack before using. To charge, plug the inclu e ARG-AC-PS4 switching
power supply/battery charger to the power supply/charging jack “DC 18V/3A” locate
on the back of the speaker, plug the other en into a 110-125 VAC outlet. The charg-
ing cycle will take approximately 4-5 hours. The (yellow) LED on the front panel will
illuminate uring the charge cycle, once the battery is fully charge the (yellow)
charge LED in icator will shut off. The speaker can operate for 10+ hours on a fully
charge battery. When battery capacity is low, the (re ) low battery level LED locate
on the front panel will illuminate, there will be about 1 hour of operation time before
the system shuts own.
Note: Battery remo al must be done by a factory trained professional.
Note: Battery life is directly related to the olume le el; the louder the le el,
the higher the current consumption resulting in less operation time.
Note: If the optional ARG-RX900MOD recei er is installed, it also has a
battery le el indicator icon located on the LCD display.
Note: The battery charging cycle will not acti ate if the Master Power
Button is in the “ON” position; the Master Power Button must be set to the “OFF”
position to charge the lithium battery pack.
2. Correct System Set-Up:
a. For the best possible coverage an to pro uce balance au io for the entire au i-
ence, face the speaker towar the center of the crow , an elevate above au ience
using a speaker stan (ARG-TP1 or ARG-TP2).
Note: If possible , place speaker a minimum of 3’ abo e the floor and at least three feet
away from walls or metal objects.
b. To re uce the risk of fee back, position the speaker between the crow an pre-
senter.
c. The presenter shoul always be positione behin the speaker an as far away from
the speaker as possible while maintaining signal strength.
. Line-of-site in between the transmitter an speaker is best; remove all obstructions if
possible.
e. Never point the microphone irectly towar the speaker.
f. If you encounter interference, change the soun system to a ifferent channel.
g. Avoi placing the speaker near large metal objects; neon an florescent lighting;
electric motors; or other electronic equipment if possible.

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Correct System Setup Diagram
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3. Set all level controls to minimum before turning the system on.
4. Push the Master Power ON/OFF in to turn on the power on.
Voice Amp SpeakEASY: QUICK USE GUIDE (continued)

5. Choose audio source(s):
Note: Multiple input sources can be used simultaneously.
5A. ARG-RX900MOD Wireless Receiver(s):
a. Rotate the ON/OFF Au io Level Control clockwise to turn on the
receiver/s; set at 1/3 level (10:00 o’clock position).
b. Confirm the channel number matches the channel number of the
transmitter/s.
Note: When using two transmitters simultaneously they must be set to different channels.
Note: The recei er “CH-A” is factory set to channel 1
Note: The recei er “CH-B” is factory set to Channel 12.
c. Slowly rotate the “master volume level” clockwise to a just the volume
to a comfortable level.
. Rotate the “master tone control” clockwise to an acceptable level.
5B. Mic-In Input:
a. Plug a wire ynamic microphone into the ¼” Mic-Input Jack locate on
the back of the amplifier.
Note: If there is an on/off switch located on the microphone make sure to turn it ON.
Note: The Mic-In Input does not supply phantom power.
b. Slowly rotate the “Mic-Volume Control” clockwise to a just the level of
the wire microphone.
5C. Line-In Input:
a. Plug au io cable from an I POD, MP3 Player, CD player or other au io
source into the mono 3.5mm jack on the back of the amplifier.
b. Slowly rotate the “Line-Volume control” clockwise to a just the level of
the au io source.
5D. USB/MP3 Player:
a. Insert USB flash rive into USB port.
b. Push ˃II button to start play.
c. Slowly rotate the “ON/OFF Volume Control” clockwise to a just the level
of the au io.
. Push the “mo e” button to choose between six selectable presets for
customize listening mo e, inclu ing Normal, Pop, Jazz, Rock, Classic
an R&B.
e. Push the ˃II button to pause playing.
f. Push the ˃ button to skip forwar .
g. Push the ˂ button to skip back.
6. otate the Master Volume Control clockwise to adjust overall volume level of all
input options.
Note: The olume le el can also be adjusted with the optional remote control (ARG-RC1)
7. When finished push the “Power” button to turn off and rotate all of the input
level controls counterclockwise to their minimum settings.
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Voice Amp SpeakEASY: QUICK USE GUIDE (continued)

1. ON/OFF: Main power control.
2. LCD Display: Displays basic information inclu ing: channel number, volume, battery
level, low pass filter setting an the lock/unlock status.
3. Lock/Unlock: Press the “LOCK button” for three secon s until the lock icon isappears
from the isplay to enter into the programming mo e. Press it again for three secon s to
return to the lock mo e.
4. (-): Use to scroll own the 1-12 available channels. Note: transmitter must be in the unlock
mo e (3) for channel selection.
5. (+): Use to scroll up the 1-12 available channels while the transmitter is in the “unlock”
mo e (3) for channel selection.
6. Battery Compartment: Hol s three AA isposable alkaline batteries (ARG-BCAA).
7. Microphone Gain: To increase the gain, press the channel + (5) to choose between set-
ting 0-9 while the transmitter is in the “lock” mo e (3). The factory efault setting is 3,
therefore every time the ON/OFF (1) is cycle off, the gain will efault back to 3 when the
ON/OFF (1) is cycle on again.
8. Low Pass Filter: To ecrease unwante high-frequency signals which cause hissing an
backgroun noise, press the (-) while the transmitter is in the lock mo e to a just the
level of filtering from (1-8). ( 1 being the lowest filter setting and 8 being the highest filter setting). The isplay
area will go blank once you scroll past 8, which in icates the filter is isable . The system
will automatically start at 1 once you scroll past the blank screen.
Note: A low-pass filter is a filter that passes low-frequency signals but attenuates signals with
frequencies higher than the cutoff frequency. The purpose of adding this into design is to
block high pitches which cannot be efficiently broadcast.
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1. Locate an unscrew the battery compartment cover (This is the bottom portion of the mi-
crophone housing).
2. Install (3) AA batteries by pressing them into place while observing the proper battery
polarity. The microphone will not work if the batteries are incorrectly installe .
Note: Incorrect insertion may cause both mechanical and electrical damage not co ered by
the limited lifetime warranty.
Note:
Use only alkaline batteries. Do not use general purpose batteries. Do not mix new and
used batteries.
3. Turn the power switch to “ON” position, the LCD backlight will appear.
4. A just the Microphone Gain setting an the Low Pass Filter setting, if nee e .
5. A just the channel number to match the channel number on the receiver.
Note: When using two transmitters simultaneously, the transmitters must be set to different
channels.
6. Replace the battery cover an han tighten.
7. Maintain line-of-site operation with the speaker, if possible.
Note: The transmitter and speaker should be as close as possible to each another but no closer
than three feet.
8. When finishe using, sli e the “ON/OFF” switch to the “OFF” position.
Note: Replace batteries when the battery le el gauge is empty. Repeat steps 1,2, and 4.
Note: For extended periods of storage, remo e batteries to eliminate possible leakage.
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1. ON/OFF: Main power control.
2. LED Display: Blue in icates power on; Re in icates battery is charging.
3. SET - (Microphone Gain): Press to a just the microphone gain between 0-9, (0 is the
lowest setting and 9 is the highest setting) . The factory efault setting is 3, therefore every
time the ON/OFF (1) is cycle , the transmitter will efault back to 3.
Note : The “LOCK” (4) needs to be in the “UNLOCK” mode.
4. LOCK: Press for three secon s until the lock icon isappears from the isplay to enter
into the Programming Mo e. Press it again for three secon s to return to the Lock
Mo e.
5. ˂ (Low Pass Filter): Increasing the filter setting ecreases unwante high frequencies
while maintaining an acceptable au io range; this is a justable from 1-8. The isplay
area will go blank once it is scrolle past 8, which in icates the filter is off.
Note: The default setting is OFF.
Note : “LOCK” (4) needs to be in the “UNLOCK” mode.
6. ˃ (Channel): Use to scroll through the available channels, 1-12.
Note: The “LOCK” (4) needs to be in the “UNLOCK” mode.
7. USB: Charging port for ARG-AC-PS1 battery charger.
8. Mic-In/Line-In: The mono 3.5mm jack accepts wire microphones or au io evices
that have a line-level output, this inclu es MP3 players, IPODS an CD players.
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1. The ARG-TX900BP has a lithium battery pack installe . Before initial use, you will nee
to charge the battery with the inclu e ARG-AC-PS1 battery charger. When fully
charge , the re charge LED in icator will shut off in icating the battery is charge
an rea y for use.
The charging cycle is approximately 3 ½ hours an the transmitter can operate for
up to 20 hours in between charging cycles. The battery level is isplaye on the bat-
tery level in icator locate on the LCD isplay.
Note: Battery remo al must be done by a factory trained professional.
2. Insert the inclu e microphone into the Microphone-Input Jack locate on the si e
of the transmitter.
3. Turn the power switch to “ON” position an the LCD backlight will appear.
4. A just the channel number to match the channel number on the receiver.
Note: When using two transmitters simultaneously, both must be set to different
channels.
Note: The transmitter must be in the “UNLOCKED” mode.
5. A just the Microphone Gain setting an the Low Pass Filter setting, if nee e .
Note: The transmitter must be in the “UNLOCKED” mode.
6. Maintain line-of-site operation with the speaker, if possible.
Note: The transmitter and speaker should be as close as possible to each other, but no
closer than three feet.
7. When finishe using, sli e the “ON/OFF” switch to the “OFF” position.
Note: For extended periods of storage, make sure to fully charge the battery before
storing.
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A. Thoroughly rea the operation manual carefully to verify proper setup an installa-
tion of your system before using.
B. Make sure the batteries are fresh or completely charge an the plus (+) an minus (-)
terminals are installe correctly.
C. Make sure the transmitter an receiver are set to the same channel.
D. If using two wireless systems simultaneously, make sure one system (1 transmitter an
1 receiver) is set to a matching channel an the secon system (1 transmitter an 1 re-
ceiver) is set to a matching channel that is ifferent than the system one channel.
E. If fee back (a high pitch squealing sound) occurs:
♦ Imme iately move the microphone away from the speaker.
♦ Re uce the master volume level on the speaker.
♦ Re uce au io level of input evice/s.
♦ Re uce the microphone gain setting on the transmitter.
♦ Move the microphone to the si e an behin the speaker. NEVER use it irectly
in front of the speaker.
♦ Point the microphone away from the speaker.
F. No Soun an Green Power LED Light is OFF:
♦ Turn the power switch to ON an the green power LED shoul illuminate.
♦ Batteries are low or empty. Replace isposable batteries an /or recharge the
rechargeable batteries.
♦ The small DC power cor from the in-line power supply is not plugge in to the
jack on the back of the speaker or the in-line power supply is not plugge into
the AC power outlet.
♦ AC power is not present from the AC outlet.
G. No Soun an the Green Power LED Light is ON:
♦ Check the au io source output level control(s).
♦ Turn up the master volume control.
♦ Check to make sure any au io cables are plugge in properly.
♦ Confirm the transmitter switch is ON.
♦ Transmitter an speaker are not on the same channel.
♦ The transmitter batteries are weak or ea an nee to be replace .
♦ Using the ARG-TX900BP transmitter, make sure the microphone is plugge into
the microphone input jack locate on the si e of the transmitter.
♦ If the problem continues, cycle the transmitter power OFF an then ON again.
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