Lightspeed Multimike User manual

STANDARD REGISTRATION

FLEXMIKE REGISTRATION (OTHER REGISTERED COMPONENTS IN PLACE)

(Particularly valuable when Multimike is not easily accessible)

Note: Multimike systems do not use MIC 2 status lights.

For users adding a second Flexmike or replacing a lost or malfunctioning Flexmike.

1. Start with the Multimike plugged in and powered on.

2. If replacing a Flexmike, make sure the malfunctioning Flexmike is powered o.

3. If a other Flexmikes, Sharemikes or a Media Connector is present, power them

on and wait until each has a solid blue light (“Ready”).

4. Power on the new Flexmike. The microphone 1 light should start blinking.

5. Open the new Flexmike battery compartment and pull the battery out (leaving

it plugged in) to reveal the registration button.

9. The registration is complete. You can begin speaking into the new

Flexmike to verify there is audio.

10. Place system ID number (attached to the Multimike Quickstart

Guide) on the new Flexmike.

NOTE: if at any point, the Multimike or Flexmike lights begin

blinking rapidly, that indicates a registration error. Turn the new

Flexmike o and repeat steps 4-9.

Power On

Solid light

(Existing Good Flexmike)

6. Use another registered functional component (existing Flexmike, Sharemike or

Media Connector) to trigger the registration function in Multimike.

• Using a paperclip with the end straightened out, press and hold the registration

button for 3 seconds inside the functioning Flexmike. This triggers registration in

the Multimike and the Multimike’s #1 amber light will begin blinking.

7. Briefly press the registration button on the new or replacement Flexmike. The #1

blue light will start blinking alternately.

8. Aer several seconds, the #1 light on the Multimike will turn solid and the #1 light on the Flexmike will remain blinking, then turn solid.

AUDIO INMICROPHONE TONE

POWER

MIN

MAX MIN MAX TREBLE BASS

Solid lights

AUDIO INMICROPHONE TONE

POWER

MIN

MAX MIN MAX TREBLE BASS

Blinking lights

Power On

Blinking lights

(NEW Flexmike)

Registration

Button

SYSTEM ID#

RETAIN EXTRALABELS IN THE EVENT A COMPONENT IS REPLACED OR ADDED.

Match components

to this system ID#

Apply to system components to indicate which parts are registered

as a system. Keep registered items together when storing away.

Registration ID Labels

00-01

334-0162-02-00-01 10101

MULTIMIKE REGISTRATION GUIDE

USB POWER

5V/0.2A

AUDIOIN BAL. AUDIO OUT AUDIOOUT

MIC LINE

AUDIOOUT/DC IN

USB POWER

5V/1.5A

STANDARD REGISTRATION

REPLACING A FLEXMIKE (NO OTHER REGISTERED COMPONENTS IN PLACE)

Note: Multimike systems do not use MIC 2 status lights.

For users replacing a lost or malfunctioning Flexmike.

1. Start with the Multimike plugged in and powered on.

2. If replacing a Flexmike, make sure the malfunctioning Flexmike is powered o.

3. Power on the new Flexmike. Both microphone 1 and 2 blue lights should start

blinking.

4. Open the Flexmike battery compartment and pull the battery out (leaving it

plugged in) to reveal the registration button.

7. Aer several seconds, the #1 light on the Multimike will turn solid and the

#1 light on Flexmike will remain blinking, then turn solid.

8. The registration is complete. You can begin speaking into the new

Flexmike to verify there is audio.

9. Place system ID number (attached to Multimike Quickstart Guide) on the

new Flexmike.

Power On

Blinking lights

(NEW Flexmike)

5. Using a paperclip with the end straightened out, briefly press the registration button on the back of the Multimike. The 1 and 2

lights will begin blinking on the Multimike.

6. Briefly press the registration button on the Flexmike. The 1 and 2 lights will start blinking alternately.

NOTE: if at any point, the Multimike or Flexmike lights begin blinking

rapidly, that indicates a registration error. Turn the new Flexmike o and

repeat steps 4-9.

USB POWER

5V/0.2A

+–

AUDIO IN BAL. AUDIO OUT AUDIO OUT

MIC LINE

AUDIO OUT/DC IN

Registration

Button

SYSTEM ID#

RETAIN EXTRALABELS IN THE EVENT A COMPONENT IS REPLACED OR ADDED.

Match components

to this system ID#

Apply to system components to indicate which parts are registered

as a system. Keep registered items together when storing away.

Registration ID Labels

00-01

334-0162-02-00-01 10101

MULTIMIKE REGISTRATION GUIDE

AUDIO INMICROPHONE TONE

POWER

MIN

MAX MIN MAX TREBLE BASS

Blinking lights

AUDIO INMICROPHONE TONE

POWER

MIN

MAX MIN MAX TREBLE BASS

Solid lights

USB POWER

5V/0.2A

AUDIO IN BAL. AUDIO OUT AUDIO OUT

MIC LINE

AUDIO OUT/DC IN

USB POWER

5V/1.5A

SHAREMIKE REGISTRATION (OTHER REGISTERED COMPONENTS IN PLACE)

(Particularly valuable when Multimike is not easily accessible)

Note: Multimike systems do not use MIC 2 status lights.

For users adding a Sharemike or replacing a lost or malfunctioning Sharemike.

1. Start with the Multimike plugged in and powered on.

2. If replacing a Sharemike, make sure the malfunctioning Sharemike is powered o.

3. If there are Flexmikes, other Sharemikes or a Media Connector present, power them

on and wait until each has a solid blue or red light (“Ready”).

4. Power on the new Sharemike. The microphone #1 blue light should start

blinking.

5. Slide open the Sharemike battery compartment. The registration button is

located below the battery on the le side, marked REG.

7. Aer several seconds, the #1 light on the Multimike will turn solid

and the #1 light on Sharemike will remain blinking, then turn solid.

8. The registration is complete. You can begin speaking into the new

Sharemike to verify there is audio.

9. Place system ID number (attached to the Multimike Quickstart

guide) on the new Sharemike.

Power On

Solid light

(Existing Good Flexmike)

6. Use another registered functional component (existing Flexmike, Sharemike, or

Media Connector) to trigger the registration function in Multimike.

• Using a paperclip with the end straightened out, press and hold the registration

button inside the registered component for 3 seconds. (For the purpose of

these instructions, it is assumed that a Flexmike is the the existing registered

component.)

• The #1 amber light will begin blinking on the Multimike.

• Briefly press the registration button on the Sharemike. The Sharemike’s

#1 light will start blinking alternately.

NOTE: if at any point, the Multimike or Sharemike lights begin

blinking rapidly, that indicates a registration error. Turn the new

Sharemike o and repeat steps 4-9.

AUDIO INMICROPHONE TONE

POWER

MIN

MAX MIN MAX TREBLE BASS

Blinking lights

Power On

Blinking lights

Registration

Button

Registration

Button

STANDARD REGISTRATION

SYSTEM ID#

RETAIN EXTRALABELS IN THE EVENT A COMPONENT IS REPLACED OR ADDED.

Match components

to this system ID#

Apply to system components to indicate which parts are registered

as a system. Keep registered items together when storing away.

Registration ID Labels

00-01

334-0162-02-00-01 10101

MULTIMIKE REGISTRATION GUIDE

AUDIO INMICROPHONE TONE

POWER

MIN

MAX MIN MAX TREBLE BASS

Solid lights

USB POWER

5V/0.2A

AUDIOIN BAL. AUDIO OUT AUDIO OUT

MIC LINE

AUDIOOUT/DC IN

USB POWER

5V/1.5A

STANDARD REGISTRATION

MEDIA CONNECTOR REGISTRATION (OTHER REGISTERED COMPONENTS IN PLACE)

(Particularly valuable when Multimike is not easily accessible)

Note: Multimike systems do not use MIC 2 status lights.

1. Start with the Multimike plugged in and powered on.

2. If replacing a Media Connector, make sure the malfunctioning Media Connector is

unplugged.

3. Plug in the new Media Connector. The blue power light will turn on.

4. Locate the registration button on the back panel marked “REGISTER”

7. Aer several seconds, the #1 light on the Multimike will turn

solid. The LINK light on front of the Media Connector will

begin blinking, then turn solid.

8. The registration is complete. You can now plug any audio

source into the Media Connector to verify there is audio.

9. Place system ID number (attached to the Multimike

Quickstart Guide) on the new Flexmike.

NOTE: if at any point, the Multimike or Media Connector

lights begin blinking rapidly, that indicates a registration

error. Unplug the Media Connector, then repeat steps 3-8.

5. Use another registered functional component (existing Flexmike or Sharemike)

to trigger the registration function in Multimike. (For the purpose of these

instructions, it is assumed that a Flexmike is the the existing registered

component.)

• Using a paperclip with the end straightened out, press and hold the

registration button for 3 seconds inside the registered Flexmike.

• The #1 amber light will begin blinking on front of the Multimike.

6. Briefly press the registration button on the Media Connector. The REGISTER light will begin blinking.

Registration

Button

1 4

322

AUDIO INAUDIO OUT

USB POWER

5V/1.5A

TONE

TREBLE BASS

1 4

322

AUDIO INAUDIO OUT

USB POWER

5V/1.5A

TONE

TREBLE BASS

1 4

322

AUDIO INAUDIO OUT

USB POWER

5V/1.5A

TONE

TREBLE BASS

Registration

Button

AUDIO INMICROPHONE AUDIO OUT

POWER

MIN

LINK

MAX MIN MAX MIN MAX

For users adding a Media Connector or replacing a lost or malfunctioning Media Connector.

SYSTEM ID#

RETAIN EXTRALABELS IN THE EVENT A COMPONENT IS REPLACED OR ADDED.

Match components

to this system ID#

Apply to system components to indicate which parts are registered

as a system. Keep registered items together when storing away.

Registration ID Labels

00-01

334-0162-02-00-01 10101

MULTIMIKE REGISTRATION GUIDE

AUDIO INMICROPHONE TONE

POWER

MIN

MAX MIN MAX TREBLE BASS

Blinking lights

Multimike Front Media Connector Front

Media Connector Back

AUDIO INMICROPHONE AUDIO OUT

POWER

MIN

LINK

MAX MIN MAX MIN MAX

AUDIO INMICROPHONE TONE

POWER

MIN

MAX MIN MAX TREBLE BASS

Solid lights

Multimike Front Media Connector Front

Media Connector Back

Multimike Back

USBPOWER

5V/0.2A

AUDIOIN BAL.AUDIO OUT AUDIOOUT

MIC LINE

AUDIOOUT/DC IN

USBPOWER

5V/1.5A

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