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Chiayo IWM-202 User manual

CHIAYO ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
Web site: http://www.chiayo.com.tw E-mail: [email protected]
OFFICE: 30, LANE 27, SEC.4. JEN-AL ROAD, TAIPEI, TAIWAN / TEL: 886-2-2741-5741 FAX: 886-2-2752-5242
FACTORY: 88, CHUNG HSIAO STREET 2, CHIAYI, TAIWAN. / TEL: 886-5-271-1000 FAX: 886-5-276-7611
Printed in Taiwan, Jan 2004
INFRARED WIRELESS MICROPHONE SYSTEM
VRA-200/VRA-220
OPERATION MANUAL
12I395
IWH-201/IWM-202/HC-10/HC-20/IS-20
CONNECTIONS
5
MOUNTING THE INFRARED EXTERNAL SENSOR(IS-20)
(a)Mount (Refer to illustration) the FIXING HOLDER (wall or ceiling) by using a
screw provided or two pieces of double coated tape.
(b)Find thebest position withwide view ofthe room. Mount the sensor alongwith
the FIXING HOLDER on the wall or ceiling.
1.Covering rangeof infrared rays.
2.Find the best position for sensor to be mounted as illustrated.
3.How to mount the infrared external sensor.
NOTE: POWER UP. The LED of infrared sensor will light up to red if not please
consult with you nearest dealer.
Thank you forpurchasing our infrared wireless microphone system.Pleasebe sure
to read theuser's manual thoroughly and retain itfor future reference.
USER'S MANUAL
CAUTIONS:
Do not coverthe infrared emitter area of thewireless microphone or the surface of
the infrared sensor, which may disturb the unit and cause abnormal operation.
Since the unituses infrared reflectance. Do not exposereceiver to the black ceiling
or wall whichmay cause abnormal operation.
Do not nearthe speaker which may cause howling.
Do not dropand wet microphone.
Do not replace the battery when power is on.
Do not install the unit a location near heat source or in a place subject to direct sun-
light, excessive dust,mechanical vibration or shock.
Do not usetwo Aor B channels at same time which may cause abnormal operation.
LOCATION AND FUNCTION OF PARTS OF RECEIVER
(VRA-200/VRA-220)
OPERATING THE SYSTEM
First, please plugged adaptor in nearby home outlet, then connect the DC plug of
adaptor to your receiver.
Connect the receiverto karaoke amplifier and speaker e.t.c<Refer to CONNECTIONS >
Turn on both receiver and amplifier.
Slide the power switch on microphone to on position. Then the channel indicator of
receiver will light up.
Adjust the volume control of amplifier to comfortable magnitude.
Find the best position with a wide view of the room then setting the receiver.
4
VRA-200 FRONT PANEL
REAR PANEL
1
HANDHELD MIC CHARGER HOLDER(HC-20)
NOTE: Be sureto use specified battery only. You can notcharge other type of
battery. Do not use any battery and battery charger other than specified.
1.Connect theAdapter to a wall outlet.
2.Insert infrared Wireless Microphone
to charger.
3.The red LED of charger will light up
during charging. Charging time will
be approx. 3.5hours.
4.When charging is completed, the green
LED indicator willturn on and red LED
turn off.
5.Rechargeable battery to be exactly
same type as attached only. When
other type of battery is installed in
microphone, you can not charger
the battery.
BATTERY CHARGER CHARGING THE BATTERY (HC-10)
Operation:
1.connect theDC plug of the adapter to the DC
socket of thecharger.
2.When charging, the indication lamp is (Red).
3.Press eachcharge/discharge button for
discharge (yellow)and pressone more time
that will beback to charging (Red).
4.When fullcharge , (Green) and sounded .
5.When connectthe charging plug to the ring
output socket ofthe charger,the right
charger's trough couldbe an externalcharge.
6.The fullcharge capacity is 700mAH.
7.It can becharged with 4 x2100mA/1.2V or
2 x2100mA/2.4V.
VRA-220 FRONT PANEL
2100mA/1.2V
2100mA/2.4V
DC INDC IN
12-15V12-15V
MAIN SPEAKER OUTMAIN SPEAKER OUT
RRRR
LLLL
ININ OUTOUT
AUX INAUX IN LINELINEEXTERNAL SENSOR INEXTERNAL SENSOR IN
1. POWER ON / OFF
2. IR1 / IR2 INDICATOR
3. AF SIGNAL INDICATOR
4. LINE VOLUME CONTROL
5. AUX IN PUT R/L VOLUME CONTROL
6. TONE BASS CONTROL
7. TONE TREBLE CONTROL
8. IR1 / IR2 VOLUME CONTROL
9. SENSOR IN( TO SENSOR IN PUT )
10. AUX IN PUT
11. LINE IN PUT R/L
12. LINE OUT PUT
13. SPEAKER OUT x2( TO LOAD SPEAKER<8 > )
14. DC IN PUT (12~15 VDC / 3A )
15.EXTEMAL SENSORE
16.LOAD SPEAKER
1515 99
1616 1313
1010
1313 1414
1111 1212
1515
99
1188
6677
224455
33
1616
CHARGE LCD
ADAPTOR
CHARGING BATTERY
DISCHARGING LCD
LOCATION AND FUNCTION OF PARTS AND
CONTROL OF MICROPNHONE (IWH-201)
1.Grille cover
2.Low battery indicator
The green LED showed the battery in full enough power.
The red LED showed the battery is weakly. Recharge the battery.
3.Power switch
Slide to turn microphone on.
4.Infrared emissionsource
Transmitting the infrared ray which carrying voice.
5.Power Selector Switch (Lo/Hi)
This switch changes transmitting power of infrared ray. At Lo position transmitting
distance is approx. 20M and at Hi position approx. 30M.
If transmission system may pick up some noise at Lo position.
It means thetransmitting distance may be insufficient. Set the switchto Hi position.
Factory setting is Lo position.
At Hipower operation, operating time is approx.4 hours.
(About half timeof Lo power operation.)
Turn the battery cover to counterclockwise and pull out. As shown in figure.
Make sure thepower switch is in the OFF position when replacement battery.
Make sure thebattery polarity is correction when installationthe new battery.
REPLACEMENT OF BATTERY(IWH-201)
CUSTOM MADE RECHARGEABLE Ni-MH BATTERY
1.This battery is exclusively designed for the infrared wireless microphone.
2.Be sure to charge the attached battery before use.
3.For surely you do not repeat recharge the battery before full discharge.
4.Keep clean theterminal of charge, otherwise you maynot charge the battery.
5.Do not repeatedly recharge the battery before full discharge, if you repeat above,
battery life will shorter.
6.Battery life about 1 year or 500 recharge cycle under normal operation, when you
feel operating time became shorter even full charging, the battery is exhausted.
7.Replace with newbattery.(Be sure to use exactly same type as attached.)
Continuous operating time of fully charger Ni-MH 2100mA/2.4v battery is as follows:
BATTERY OPERATING TIME
Hi position
Position of PowerSelector Switch Lo position
Operating time 6 hours 4 hours
23
BODYPACK IR TRANSMITTER FOR LAVALIER OR
HEADWORN MICROPHONE(IWM-202)
1
2
3
4
3
5
6
1.Open battery cover and put 2*AA alkaline batteries.
2.Connect with lavalier or headset microphone input.
3.Power on and power indicator turns green, if turn red or remain off it means no
power or power shortage. Please replace with new batteries. Generally two
alkaline batteries can last 5~6 hours in use.
4.Adjust amplifier volume control.
5.Not cover with infrared emission source anytime.
1.battery cover
2.battery set
3.lavalier or headset
microphone input
4.power
5.power indicator
6.infrared emissionsource
Note The installation location microphone direction and volume control
need to pay more attention not to result in sharp noise.

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