FONESTAR MP-121P User manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL/MANUAL DE USUARIO/
MODE D’EMPLOI/MANUAL DE INSTRUÇÕES
MP-121P
WEEKLY PROGRAMMER
PROGRAMADOR SEMANAL
PROGRAMMATEUR HEBDOMADAIRE
PROGRAMADOR SEMANAL

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DESCRIPTION
- Weekly USB/SD/MP3 programmer/player.
- Weekly programming of MP3 file playback: bells, advertisements, background music, etc.
- Especially suitable for schools, officzes, shops, churches, etc.
- Direct playback of 9 messages via remote push button.
CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS
FRONT PANEL
1.- MP3: button to access MP3 configuration menu. For more information, see MP3 operating section in
this manual.
2.- SWIFT: button to activate standby program. For more information, see the Standby program section in
this manual.
3.- Confirmation button. It can also be used to access the system configuration main menu.
4.- Navigation buttons to scroll through the different configuration menus.
5.- Information display.
6.- 0-9: number buttons, used to directly play a specific audio track when the MP3 module is in use.
7.- LED output signal level indicators.
8.- POWER: device LED power indicator.
9.- USB storage device connection port.
10.- SD: SD memory card connection slot.
11.- INPUT 1: INPUT 1 volume control.
12.- MP3: USB/SD/MP3 player volume control.
13.- INPUT 2: INPUT 2 volume control.
14.- BASS: reinforces or attenuates bass frequencies, ±10 dB.
15.- AUX 3: aux INPUT 3 volume control.
16.- TREBLE: reinforces or attenuates treble frequencies, ±10 dB.
17.- AUX 4: aux INPUT 4 volume control.
18.- BALANCE: L-R balance control of output signal.
19.- MASTER: device general volume control.
20.- Device on/off switch.
REAR PANEL

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1.- Power supply voltage selector.
2.- DIRECT PLAY: contact closures to initiate direct playback of a track. Each of these terminals 1-9
corresponds to a track, 1 to 9 respectively, on the USB storage device or SD memory card. To start
playback of a track, close and reopen the contact (with a push button), connecting and disconnecting
the track terminal with the COM terminal.
3.- STEREO/MONO: selector which allows the audio output to be through two channels (STEREO) or
onesingle channel (MONO).
4.- AC socket to connect the mains supply cable provided.
5.- Grounding screw.
6.- MP3 PLAYING: these contacts close when the MP3 playback is operating.
7.- MASTER BALANCE: line level balanced master output, 2 x XLR connectors.
8.- MASTER UNBAL.: line level unbalanced master output, 2 x XLR connectors.
9.- REC OUT: recording output, line level, 2 x RCA connectors.
10.- AUX 3/4: line level aux inputs, 2 x RCA connectors.
11.- LINE/PHANTOM 48 V/MIC: input sensitivity switches and 48 V phantom power supply. These switches
have 3 positions:
LINE: in this position, line level audio sources can be connected to INPUT 1/2 : CD players, etc.
PHANTOM 48 V: in this position, electret condenser microphones that require 48 V phantom power
supply can be connected to INPUT 1/2.
MIC: in this position, low impedance 30-600 Ωdynamic microphones can be connected to INPUT 1/2.
12.- INPUT 1/2: mic./line inputs, combo connectors (XLR and 6.3 mm jack). Select the appropriate position
on the switch depending on the type of input being used.
13.- V.O. TIME: voice-over control. Allows the audio output attenuation level to be regulated when a
microphone signal is entered in INPUT 1. Turn the control in an anticlockwise direction to its minimum
and the rest of the inputs will automatically be attenuated when a signal is detected in INPUT 1. Turn it
in a clockwise direction to its maximum and the priority function will be set at its minimum level.
INSRUCTIONS FOR USE
If the programmer is switched on, the information display will look like this:
PROGRAMA EN ESPERAEDITAR PROGRAMA
CONFIGURACIÓN DEL SISTEMA
FUNCIONAMIENTO MP3
CONFIGURACIÓN DE LA HORA
MENU PRINCIPAL
On the first line, the date and present time will be shown.
On the second line, the day of the week and the time of the next event will be shown (if it is available).
On the third line, the current status of the MP3 player will be shown, which could be one of these options:
1.- MP3
NEXT VOL- VOL+
ACCEPT END REJECT REDIAL
5 V DC
Macho Hembra
X-BASS
REWIND FORWARD
5 V DC
Cat 6/6a/7 (FTP/SFTP) *
RJ-45
CABLE
GAIN
(10 EQ)
HDMI
IR
IR
VIDEO PLAYER
Tx Rx
Tx Rx
12
FLASHING / INTERMITENTE / CLIGNOTANT / INTERMITENTE
ON / ENCENDIDO / ALLUMÉ / LIGADO
BLUE/AZUL/
BLEU/AZUIS
FLASHING/INTERMITENTE/CLIGNOTANT/INTERMITENTE
MODE
MicroSD/USB
MODE
FM
MODE
AUX
MODE
BT
ON/ENCENDIDO/ALLUMÉ/LIGADO
OFF/APAGADO/ÉTEINT/DESLIGADO
RED/ROJO/
ROUGE/VERMELHO
RED
BLUE
x2
Tx Rx
Tx Rx
2s
PRIORITY
PRIORITY
MIC
LANGUAGE VOICE
PROMPT
2s
2 x AA
PRESET- PRESET+
BT
BLUE / AZUL /
BLEU / AZUIS
FLASHING / INTERMITENTE / CLIGNOTANT / INTERMITENTE
ON / ENCENDIDO / ALLUMÉ / LIGADO
OFF / APAGADO / ÉTEINT / DESLIGADO
RED / ROJO /
ROUGE / VERMELHO
PLAY PAUSE PREVIOUS ON/OFF AUDIO
MODE
MUTE
FX
MIC FX
MIC VOL FOLDER
LOCK
PREVIOUS
FOLDER
NEXT
FOLDER
EJECT
BASS TREBLE
L R
BALANCE EQ REPEAT
RANDOM
RELOAD LIGHT FX
FM ANT. RECEIVER IR
RADIO
AUTO
MANUAL
MEMO
START
REC
STOP
REC
STATUS SET ALARM SET CLOCK SLEEP
TRACKS
0 - 9
CH+CH-
STOP
A
1
OFF
FREQ- FREQ+
PRESETS
0 - 9
153
264 7
10 1513
12 1614 17
11
89
18 19
Set on a free FM frequency
Seleccione una frecuencia FM libre
Sélectionnez une fréquence FM libre
Selecione uma frequência FM livre
A
REPEAT
ALL
REPEAT
ONE
1
REPEAT
FOLDER
L
R
EQ
CHARGE
MIC
MIC
MUTE
GREEN / VERDE /
VERT / VERDE
START
REC
1s
STOP
REC
1s
!
AUDIO
SYSTEM
BLUE/AZUL/
BLEU/AZUIS
FLASHING / INTERMITENTE / CLIGNOTANT / INTERMITENTE
BT
ON / ENCENDIDO / ALLUMÉ / LIGADO
OFF / APAGADO / ÉTEINT / DESLIGADO
RED/ROJO/
ROUGE/VERMELHO
SLOW
SLOW
FAST / RÁPIDO / RAPIDE / RÁPIDO
SLOW / LENTO / LENT / LENTO
OFF
x3
ON
x3
INPUT
MASTER VOL
MIXER
INPUT VOL
INPUT
MIC
ON
MIC
OFF
LED
ON
LED
OFF
MENU
OFF
RANDOM
OFF
RANDOM
ALL
RANDOM
FOLDER
CONNECTING CONNECTION OK
Left (L)
Right (R)
Ground (G)
L RG
OUTPUT
OUTPUT VOL
230 V AC
AUDIO
RECORDER
CLICK
MODE
HEADPHONES
VOL
SNOOZE
SOUND
PC
3s
ON/OFF
STATUS
FE-1150T
POWER
15
10
5
3
1
7.5
5
2.5
1.5
0.5
670 Ω
1,000 Ω
2,000 Ω
3,300 Ω
10,000 Ω
OFF
1W
3W 5W 10W
15W
IMPEDANCE
100 V 70 V
1
2
Configure the speaker
Configure el altavoz
Configurez le haut-parleur
Configure o altifalante
Connect the cables
Conecte los cables
Connectez les câbles
Ligue os cabos
CHARGING
BATTERY
BATTERY
FULL
1. LOUDSPEAKER ENCLOSURE
2. REFERENCE AXIS
3. HORIZONTAL PLANE
4. REFERENCE PLANE
1
2
3
4
2 x AA
04 ----- 00:01:52
Shows the audio track number that is being played and the playback time.
2.- MP3 STOP --- 36
Indicates that playback has stopped and the total number of audio tracks contained in the USB storage
device or the SD memory card.
3.- MP3 ERR
There is no USB storage device or SD card inserted.
4.- MP3 WAITING
The device is getting ready to read the USB storage device or the SD memory card. On the first line, the
date and present time will be shown.

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MP3 OPERATING
To access the MP3 configuration menu press the MP3 button on the front panel.
The information display will show:
PROGRAMA EN ESPERAEDITAR PROGRAMA
CONFIGURACIÓN DEL SISTEMA
FUNCIONAMIENTO MP3
CONFIGURACIÓN DE LA HORA
MENU PRINCIPAL
Use the navigation buttons UP, DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT to select the type of playback among the following
modes:
1.- PLAY ALL: plays all the audio tracks contained and stops playback.
2.- PLAY ONE: plays the selected audio track once and stops playback.
3.- REP ALL: plays all the audio tracks continuously.
4.- REP ONE: plays the selected audio track continuously.
5.- STOP: stops playback.
6.- RANDOM: continuous random playback of the audio tracks contained in the storage device.
7.- SPECIFY: plays up to a maximum of 10 tracks of the user’s choice.
8.- SPEC REP: plays and continuously repeats up to a maximum of 10 tracks of the user’s choice.
Then press the confirmation button to select the chosen option. If you wish to exit the MP3 operating menu
press the MP3 button on the front panel of the device.
MAIN MENU
Press the confirmation button to access the system main menu.
PROGRAMA EN ESPERAEDITAR PROGRAMA
CONFIGURACIÓN DEL SISTEMA
FUNCIONAMIENTO MP3
CONFIGURACIÓN DE LA HORA
MENU PRINCIPAL
Use the LEFT and RIGHT navigation buttons to select the required configuration menu.
SYSTEM SETTING
To access the main menu press the confirmation button and then place the cursor on the System Setting
option. To acces the system setting menu press the confirmation button again.
PROGRAMA EN ESPERAEDITAR PROGRAMA
CONFIGURACIÓN DEL SISTEMA
FUNCIONAMIENTO MP3
CONFIGURACIÓN DE LA HORA
MENU PRINCIPAL

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A program consists of a series of events that are executed sequentially, each of them at a time determined
by the user, the parameters of these events being configurable in the Edit Program menu.
There aer 5 different programs to make different schedules, but only the first 4 can be assigned to each
day (1 to 4), as the fifth program is only assignable using the SWIFT button located on the front panel of the
device.
Use the navigation buttons UP, DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT to scroll through the different days of the weekand
to assign to each one of them a given program number (1 to 4). It is also possible to not assign any programs.
Note: for a program to run, it must always be configured beforehand in the Edit Program menu.
If you wish to confirm the changes, use the LEFT and RIGHT navigation buttons, place the cursor over the
OK option and then, press the confirmation button. On the other hand, if you do not wish to confirm the
changes made, place the cursor on the Cancel option and press the confirmation button.
TIME SETTING
Press the confirmation button to access the main menu. Then place the cursor over the Time Setting option.
PROGRAMA EN ESPERAEDITAR PROGRAMA
CONFIGURACIÓN DEL SISTEMA
FUNCIONAMIENTO MP3
CONFIGURACIÓN DE LA HORA
MENU PRINCIPAL
Press the confirmation button again to access the time setting menu.
PROGRAMA EN ESPERAEDITAR PROGRAMA
CONFIGURACIÓN DEL SISTEMA
FUNCIONAMIENTO MP3
CONFIGURACIÓN DE LA HORA
MENU PRINCIPAL
Use the navigation buttons UP, DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT to configure the parameters of this menu. The year,
month, day, day of the week, hour, minutes and seconds on the timer clock can be modified. If you wish to
confirm the changes, place the cursor on the OK option and press the confirmation button and if you wish
to save the established changes, place the cursor on the Cancel option and press the confirmation button.
Note: bear in mind that this is not an atomic clock, consequently the clock could be fast or slow. Check the
time periodically.
EDIT PROGRAM
Press the confirmation button to access the main menu. Then place the cursor on the Edit Program option.
PROGRAMA EN ESPERAEDITAR PROGRAMA
CONFIGURACIÓN DEL SISTEMA
FUNCIONAMIENTO MP3
CONFIGURACIÓN DE LA HORA
MENU PRINCIPAL

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Press the confirmation button again to access the Edit Program menu.
PROGRAMA EN ESPERAEDITAR PROGRAMA
CONFIGURACIÓN DEL SISTEMA
FUNCIONAMIENTO MP3
CONFIGURACIÓN DE LA HORA
MENU PRINCIPAL
A program consists of a series of events (one or several) that are executed sequentially, each one of them
at a time determined by the user, the parameters of these events also being configurable by the user. In this
menu all the available programs can be edited (1 to 5).
An event consists of a series of parameters to be configured (order, time of execution and type of playback)
and are automatically ordered in their respective program according to their time of execution.
PROGRAMA EN ESPERAEDITAR PROGRAMA
CONFIGURACIÓN DEL SISTEMA
FUNCIONAMIENTO MP3
CONFIGURACIÓN DE LA HORA
MENU PRINCIPAL
Select the program number you wish to edit using the navigation buttons. Then place the cursor on the
Add option and press the confirmation button to add an event in the selected program. At that moment, the
diffrent configuration parameters of the event and the order of execution of this event within the selected
program will appear on the screen.
Editing program and event
Select the program number required and scroll through the different configuration options of each of the
existing events. Place the cursor on the parameter you wish to edit and use the UP and DOWN navigation
buttons to modify the specifications.
Adding an event to a program
Select the required program number, use the LEFT and RIGHT navigation buttons and place the cursor on
the Add option. Press the confirmation button to add a new event in the selected program.
If you wish to edit or modify this new event or any of those already created, scroll through the different
configuration options of the event and use the UP and DOWN navigation buttons to select the execution
time and the type of playback you wish to implement.
Deleting an event
Firstly select the required program and then, use the navigation buttons to select the event in that program
you wish to delete. Place the cursor on the Delete (Del) option and press the confirmation button to delete
the event of the selected program.
Deleting all the events of a program
Select the required program number and use the LEFT and RIGHT navigation buttons to place the cursor on
the Delete All (Del All) option. Press the confirmation button to delete all the events of the selected program.
Exiting
Select the Exit option to exit the Edit Program menu and return to the main menu.
Note: each one of the 5 programs accepts a maximum of 200 different events and the device, in total, a
maximum of 512 different events.

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STANDBY PROGRAM
The standby program corresponds to the program number 5 in the Edit Program). This program is only
activated with the SWIFT button on the front panel of the device and will have priority over the rest of
programmed configurations.
The standby program is executed at a set time according to the programming of events, but the day on
which it is executed cannot be assigned in the System Setting), that’s to say, this program cannot be
assigned to a specific day in the weekly setting.
The standby program can be configured on the current day, the following day or both options at the same
time. Press the SWIFT button on the front panel of the device when the display shows the general information
so that the standby program is the priority option.
PROGRAMA EN ESPERAEDITAR PROGRAMA
CONFIGURACIÓN DEL SISTEMA
FUNCIONAMIENTO MP3
CONFIGURACIÓN DE LA HORA
MENU PRINCIPAL
Press the SWIFT button repeatedly to select the days on which the standby program is executed. Below the
different options for executing the standby program are described:
1: the standby program is executed on the present day.
2: the standby program is executed on the following day.
1 2: the standby program is executed on the present day and on the following day.
If none of these parameters are shown on the screen, the standby program is not activated, consequently
the amplifier will maintain the weekly programming currently configured.

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CONNECTION
Make the connections with the player and all the components of the audio system switched off and
disconnected from the power supply.
Connect the USB storage device or the SD memory card in the corresponding inputs on the front panel.
Connect the required inputs to the inputs INPUT 1/2. Place the selector in the corresponding position
depending on the input you are connecting. If you are connecting a line input, place the selector in the
LINE position. If you are connecting dynamic microphones, place the selector in the MIC position. If you are
connecting condenser microphones, place the selector in the PHANTOM position.
Connect the required audio sources to the inputs AUX 3/4.
Connect the amplifier or autoamplified loudspeaker to the player’s MASTER output. Use the balanced or
unbalanced MASTER output.
If you wish, connect a recorder, another amplifier or an autoamplified loudspeaker to the REC OUT line level
output for that purpose.
Once the connections have been made according to your needs, connect the devices to the mains supply
and switch them on. After use, do not forget to switch them off and disconnect the device from the mains
supply.
Microphones
CD Player

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
MP-121P
CHARACTERISTICS Weekly programmer.
USB/SD/MP3 player.
LCD display.
Priority paging.
9 messages, individually selectable via direct access buttons or contact
closure.
RESPONSE 50-18,000 Hz ±3 dB
DISTORTION Harmonic: < 0.5% at 1 kHz
INPUTS 2 balanced mics/lines, combo (XLR and 6.3 mm jack) 600 Ω 4 mV RMS and
47,000 Ω 360 mV RMS, switchable
2 aux, 2 x RCA 10,000 Ω 120 mV RMS
OUTPUTS 1 master, 2 x RCA and 2 x XLR 600 Ω 1 V mono/stereo selectable
1 rec out, 2 x RCA
CONTROLS Tone: bass and treble
Balance
Volume: mic, aux 1 and 2, MP3 and general volume
PRIORITY Mic. 1 through signal level, selectable
POWER SUPPLY 230/115 V AC, 9 W
DIMENSIONS 483 x 89 x 390 mm depth. 2 U 19" rack

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DESCRIPCIÓN
- Programador/reproductor semanal USB/SD/MP3.
- Programación semanal de reproducción de ficheros MP3: timbres, anuncios, música ambiente, etc.
- Especialmente recomendado en colegios, oficinas, comercios, iglesias, etc.
- Reproducción directa de 9 mensajes mediante pulsador remoto.
CONTROLES Y FUNCIONES
PANEL FRONTAL
1.- MP3: botón para acceder al menú de configuración MP3. Para más información, ver sección
Funcionamiento MP3 en este manual.
2.- SWIFT: botón para activar el programa en espera. Para más información, ver sección Programa en
espera en este manual.
3.- Botón de confirmación. También se utiliza para acceder al menú principal de configuración del sistema.
4.- Botones de desplazamiento para navegar por los diferentes menús de configuración.
5.- Pantalla de información.
6.- 0-9: botones numéricos, se utilizan para reproducir directamente una pista de audio determinada
cuando está en funcionamiento el módulo MP3.
7.- Indicadores luminosos de nivel de señal de salida.
8.- POWER: indicador luminoso de encendido del equipo.
9.- Puerto de conexión de dispositivos de almacenamiento USB.
10.- SD: puerto de conexión de tarjetas de memoria SD.
11.- INPUT 1: control de volumen de la entrada INPUT 1.
12.- MP3: control de volumen del reproductor USB/SD/MP3.
13.- INPUT 2: control de volumen de la entrada INPUT 2.
14.- BASS: refuerza o atenúa las frecuencias graves, ±10 dB.
15.- AUX 3: control de volumen de la entrada auxiliar 3.
16.- TREBLE: refuerza o atenúa las frecuencias agudas, ±10 dB.
17.- AUX 4: control de volumen de la entrada auxiliar 4.
18.- BALANCE: control de balance L-R de la señal de salida.
19.- MASTER: control de volumen general del equipo.
20.- Interruptor de encendido/apagado del equipo.
PANEL POSTERIOR