Hamilton/Buhl VENU100AM User manual
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
VENU100AM
Portable PA Amplifier System
Never-Ending Learning Innovation
www.HamiltonBuhl.com
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Table of Contents
1. Introduction and Product Specifications ....................4
2. Important Safety Information ............................5
3. Component and Control Panel Description ..................6
4. Operations Guide .....................................9
5. Wireless Microphone Parts and Specifications ..............10
6. Wireless Belt Pack Transmitter (Optional)
Parts and Specifications ...............................11
7. Wired Headset/Lapel Microphone (Optional) Specications.......12
8. Included Components.................................12
9. Multi-Format Player and Remote Control Functions ..........13
10. Remote Control .....................................14
11. Valve Regulated Sealed Lead Acid Battery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
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1. Introduction and Product Specifications
Introduction and Product Specifications
Thank you for choosing the HamiltonBuhl®VENU100AM PA Amplifier System.
Please read this manual carefully before using and retain for future reference.
Please recharge this unit every month to achieve the best performance.
Power Output RMS 60W
Speakers One 10” Woofer Speaker; One 1” Tweeter
Rechargeable Batteries Two 12V 7AH
Distortion 1% at 10W
Frequency Response 80Hz-15KHz ±3dB
Input Wireless/ Wired Mic In, Line In
Output Line/Video Out
Recharging Time 12-15 Hours
Working Time 8-9 Hours
Dimensions 20.3 x 14.6 x 13.5 Inches
Weight 39 lbs.
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2. Important Safety Information
Important Safety Information
When a failure or problem occurs, please contact the manufacturer for further
troubleshooting, evaluation and/or repair. One receiver cannot receive a signal
from two of the same frequency microphones simultaneously. Other brand
microphones with different frequencies cannot be used with this receiver.
Do not open or attempt to x or adjust this product
yourself. To reduce the risk of re or electric
shock, do not remove the cover. High voltage
parts are inside.
Do Not Disassemble
To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not touch
power outlet during thunderstorm. Do not touch
power plug with wet hands. Do not put liquid
containers or small metal parts on the top of
the equipment. Do not drop metal parts or
ammables into the equipment.
Do Not Touch
To reduce the risk of re or electric shock from a
damaged power cord, do not pull hard when
pulling out the power plug. Always grasp the
plug tightly, then pull it out gently. Turn o the
power if this equipment will not be used for a
long period of time.
Pull Out AC Plug
To reduce the risk of electric shock, use the
specied power voltage only. Do not expose this
equipment or power cord to sun, moist or dusty
places. Keep away from heat, oil, smoke and
water.
Caution
To prevent damage, never put heavy items on top
of this equipment. Place and use on at, stable
surfaces only.
Always insert the power plug fully into a power
outlet. Please pull out the power plug and
contact the manufacturer if the following occurs:
➀ The unit is smoking or you smell burning.
➁ Water or other liquid is spilled on the equipment.
➂ Unit is dropped on the ground and damaged.
➃ Power cord is damaged (with core exposed or
cord is frayed)
Warning
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3. Component and Control Panel Description
Component Description
(1) Handle
(2) Telescopic Trolley
(3) Metal Shield
(4) Battery Compartment
(5) Wheels
(6) Tripod (not included) Mount Hole
(7) Control Panel
(8) Cabinet
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3. Component and Control Panel Description
Control Panel
(1) Wireless MIC A Volume
(2) Wireless MIC A RF LED Indicator
(3) Wireless MIC B Volume
(4) Wireless MIC B RF LED Indicator
(5) Antenna A
(6) Antenna B
(7) MP3 Player Module (USB Port/SD Card Slot)
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3. Component and Control Panel Description
Control Panel (continued)
(1) Power switch
(2) Power LED indicator: When voltage is low,
red light appears.
(3) Battery Status LED Indicator:
Battery supply: When battery voltage
reduces from strong to weak, green
indicator will extinguish one by one from
right to left.
Battery charge: When charging battery,
power indicator will ash, with battery
voltage enhancing from weak to strong,
the indicator will light one by one, from
left to right.
(4) DC power input jack (15V/6A)
(5) Battery disconnect switch
(6) Voice priority switch
(7) Wired MIC-1 volume control
(8) Wired MIC-1 input jack
(9) Wired MIC-2 volume control
(balanced input)
(10) Balanced input jack
(11) TONE control
(12) REVERB control
(13) LINE IN volume control
(14) LINE IN jacks (3.5mm and RCA Stereo)
(15) LINE OUT jack
(16) MP3/BT player volume control
(17) VIDEO OUT jack
(18) BASS control
(19) TREBLE control
(20) Master volume control
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4. Operations Guide
Operations Guide
This unit uses DC power. When inputting DC 15V, current cannot be less than 5A, or the system
will not work properly. Before using this device, please charge fully for approximately 10-12
hours.
1. (A) When using DC power, insert one end of DC cord into DC power input jack (4), and insert
the other end into AC power outlet. Switch Power on (1) and the LED indicator (2) lights in
green to indicate normal condition.
(B) When using built-in rechargeable battery, the power LED indicator light (2) is green and
indicates a normal battery. When the power LED indicator light (3) is red, it indicates the
battery power is low and you should recharge or replace it.
(C) If battery power is failing, the main unit will power o automatically.
(D) If you insert the power cord into DC input jack (4), the unit charges automatically.
2. Turn on handheld microphone or body pack transmitter power switch and the RF LED
indicator (2)/(4) on the top panel and the receiver will light. This indicates the signal has
been received properly.
3. If wired microphone is used, insert plug into into a 3.5mm input MIC 1 (8) or an XLR input
MIC 2 jack (10) and adjust the volume control (7 for MIC 1 and 9 for MIC 2), as desired.
4. To connect an external sound source, insert signal cable into LINE IN (14: 3.5mm or RCA
stereo). Volume can be adjusted by LINE IN volume control (13).
5. To use an additional external amplier, insert one end of signal cable into LINE OUT jack
(15), and the other end to the external amplier.
6. This unit has TONE (11), REVERB (12), BASS (18) and TREBLE controls (19).
7. Press playback on the MP3/ BT Player to play audio content. Volume can be controlled by
the volume knob (16) on the control board.
8. When connecting with video, insert one end of video out connection to VIDEO OUT jack (17).
9. To make voice a priority over music, turn on the Voice Priority Switch (6). When using the
microphone, music will be lowered automatically to hear the voice. When you stop using the
microphone, the volume of the music will be restored.
10. Voice levels can be controlled by using the Master volume key (20). The Master volume dial
can control the preset volume levels of individual outputs (i.e.: wireless volume level, wired
volume level, MP3/Bluetooth volume level).
Note: Please recharge the built-in rechargeable battery fully before operation.
Switch o the power and plug in the DC cord to start charging. Charging time is
approximately 10-12 hours. Recharge the unit as needed.
If the unit is not to be used for a long period of time, periodically charge the battery.
Turn o the unit, pull out the power plug and turn the Battery Disconnect Switch
to the OFF position.
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5. Wireless Microphone Parts and Specifications
(1) Mesh cover
(2) Power LED Indicator
(3) Display
(4) Power Switch (O/Stand-By/On)
(5) Plastic Body
(6) Battery Cover
(7) Cap
(Orange Tip/Ch 1/915.00MHz)
(Blue Tip/Ch 2/918.70MHz)
Handheld Wireless Microphone (UHF 3V)
1. Open battery cover (6) and insert batteries (pay careful attention to positive and
negative pole positions). Close the battery cover.
2. Turn on microphone power switch (4) and the power LED indicator (2) will ash once then go
o. When indicator (2) stays red, it indicates battery power is low. Please change the
batteries.
3. When turning on the microphone, make sure to select the Stand-By mode for a second
before you switch to the On position to avoid any signal noise.
Wireless Handheld Microphone Specifications
Microphone Type Wireless Dynamic Handheld
Frequency 902MHz~928MHz
Spurious Emissions >55dBm
Power Source 2 x “AA” 1.5V Batteries (included)
Operating Time Approx. >6 Hours
On-board Indicators O/Stand-By/On
Dimensions Ø 50mm, L 260mm
Weight 0.35 lbs
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6. Wireless Belt Pack Transmitter (Optional) Parts and Specifications
(1) ON/OFF Power
(2) Power LED Indicator
(3) MIC IN
(4) Antenna
(5) Belt Clip
(6) Battery Compartment/Cover
Wireless Belt Pack Transmitter (Optional) (UHF 3V)
(5)
(1)
(3)
(4)
(2)
(6)
1. Open the battery cover (6) and insert 2 x “AA” batteries according to the polarity indicated
with + or -.
2. Turn ON POWER switch (1). The POWER LED indicator (2) will turn green, indicating
good battery voltage.
3. Plug in lapel microphone into MIC IN (3).
Wireless Belt Pack Transmitter (Optional) Specifications
Frequency UHF 902MHz~928MHz
Spurious Emissions >55dBm
Power Source 2 x “AA” 1.5V Batteries (included)
Operating Time Approx. >6 Hours
On-board Indicators Off /On
Weight 0.22 lbs
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7. Wired Headset/Lapel Microphone (Optional) Specifications
8. Included Components
Wired Headset/Lapel Microphone (Optional) Specifications
Microphone Type Condenser
Frequency Range 50Hz~16KHz
Directional Characteristic Uni-Directional
Sensitivity -46dB ±3dB (1V/PA@1KHz)
Output Connector Cable φ0.14” XLR
Material Black Shield Cover
Included Components
(1) Main Unit
(1) AC Cord/ DC Adapter
(2) Wireless Handheld Microphones
(4) 1.5V “AA” Batteries
(1) Instruction Manual
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Multi-Format Player
Remote Control
9. Multi-Format Player and Remote Control Functions
(1) Mode/Power Key
(2) Play/Pause
(3) Stop
(4) Repeat
(5) Skip Previous/Rewind
(6) Skip Next/Fast Forward
(7) IR Signal Receiving Port
(8) Mute
(9) VOL-
(10) VOL+
(11) EQ
(12) Number Keys
(13) LCD Display
(14) SD Card Slot
(15) USB Port
6.
Digital Audio Player
6.1 Parts Description
A. Front Panel
(Pictures for reference only)
SD/MMC CARD
MODE REPT.
DIGITAL AUDIO PLAYER
SD+USB
POWER
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)(7) (15) (14)(13)
With Bluetooth
B. Remote Control
(1) / Power
(2) Play / Pause
(3) Stop
(4) Repeat
(5) Skip Previous / Rewind
(6) Skip Next / Fast Forward
(7)
(8) Mute
(9) VOL-
(10) VOL+
(11) EQ
(12)
(13)
(14)
(15) USB P
Mode
IR Signal Receiving Port
LCD Display
SD Card Slot
ort
Key
Number Keys
(12)
(1)
(3)
(1)
(2)
(8)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(11)
(9)
(10)
EQ
MODE
STOP
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Digital Audio Player
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Digital Audio Player
6.1 Parts Description
A. Front Panel
(Pictures for reference only)
SD/MMC CARD
MODE REPT.
DIGITAL AUDIO PLAYER
SD+USB
POWER
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)(7) (15) (14)(13)
With Bluetooth
B. Remote Control
(1) / Power
(2) Play / Pause
(3) Stop
(4) Repeat
(5) Skip Previous / Rewind
(6) Skip Next / Fast Forward
(7)
(8) Mute
(9) VOL-
(10) VOL+
(11) EQ
(12)
(13)
(14)
(15) USB P
Mode
IR Signal Receiving Port
LCD Display
SD Card Slot
ort
Key
Number Keys
(12)
(1)
(3)
(1)
(2)
(8)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(11)
(9)
(10)
EQ
MODE
STOP
0
3
21
5
4
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Digital Audio Player
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Remote Control Battery Installation
Pull the tab to remove the protective PVC plastic lm from the contacts before using the remote
control.
Changing the Battery
Battery life is approximately one year, depending on usage frequency and operation. If the
remote control does not work when it is near the unit, please change the battery.
Remote Control Range of Operation
1. Remote control operation range: Within 12 feet from front panel ≤45°.
2. Eective distance of remote control may be dierent according to dierences in the
environment.
3. When using for karaoke, the remote can be used for tone adjustments and controlling/
eliminating the original sound.
10. Remote Control
PVC Insulation
Battery Cover Spring
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11. Valve Regulated Sealed Lead Acid Battery
Valve Regulated Sealed Lead Acid Battery
1. Please follow these instructions to use and maintain the batteries:
When a battery is fully depleted, charge it fully within 72 hours, to avoid battery damage.
Charging the battery in a timely manner will help prevent an internal short circuit, outer case
distortion, plate corruption, or a voltage drop.
2. Sealed lead acid battery features:
a. The batteries can be charged at anytime.
b. Battery eciency can be aected by environmental factors (temperature, humidity).
(Optimal temperature is 68º-78ºF. )
c. To avoid a dead battery, charge once a month when not in use.
3. IMPORTANT NOTE:
a. Be sure to charge for 24 hours the rst time you are charging.
b. Recharge the battery once per month when not in use.
c. Fully charge the battery before each use.
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Warranty:
Warranty begins the date item ships from our warehouse.
All products have a one year warranty from original date
of shipment, unless otherwise noted.
Product Registration:
Never-Ending Learning Innovation
80 Little Falls Road, Fairfield, NJ 07004
1-800-631-0868
www.HamiltonBuhl.com 0622
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