MASINGO Burletta C10 User manual

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Congratulations!
You’ve just taken your party
game up a notch.
Meet your compact, karaoke buddy - the Burletta C10 from Masingo.
The C10 is on hand for convenient karaoke whenever and wherever you
desire. Its 10-watt speaker, 6 playback modes, 2 microphones, and co-
lorful LEDs turn your casual fun into seriously good times. Plus, it does
double duty for party announcements.
Choose from Bluetooth, AUX, USB, MicroSD, or FM to fill the room with
melody. Sing out some show tunes with Grandma, blast out some big
hits with your pals, or serenade your sweetheart. Need to take your show
on the road? No problem! This portable party can be carried easily by
all ages via shoulder strap or handle.
Whatever your musical mood, you’ll find the C10 is pitch perfect for any
musical occasion!
Sing on!
[Welcome]

6It’s the Whole
Package!
Parts & Features
1.
What’s included…
1x Masingo Karaoke Machine
1x Plug-in microphone
1x VHF wireless microphone
1x 2xMicroSD charging cable
1x Shoulder strap
1x Performer’s manual
Machine Diagram
Front
8. 3.5mm AUX Line-In
9. 6.5mm Mic Input
10. Charging Indicator Light
11. DC5V Charging Port
12. Power Switch
13. TF Slot (MicroSD)
14. USB Slot
Machine Diagram
Top Control Panel
1. Master Volume
2. Bass Boost
3. Back
4. Play/Pause
5. Next
6. Mode
7. LEDS
[Parts & Features]
AUX MIC
DC 5V
ON OFF
USB
TF
M
BASS
AUX MIC
DC 5V
ON OFF
USB
TF
2
3
10 12 13
1
6
4
8
9
11
14
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1) Keep this manual for future reference.
2) Adhere to all warnings.
3) Keep ventilation openings clear; do not block any of this machine’s vents/
openings.
4) Install and set up the machine according to the manufacturer’s instructions
provided in this manual.
5) Do not install near any heat sources (i.e. radiators, heat registers, stoves,
amplifiers, or any other objects that produce heat).
6) Protect the machine’s power cord. Prevent the power cord from being
walked on or pinched – particularly at the plug, wall outlet, and the con-
nection to the machine.
7) Unplug the machine during lightning storms or when unused for long periods
of time.
8) Refer all technical services to qualified personnel. Servicing is required
when the machine has been damaged in any way, such as damage to the
power-supply cord or plug, contact with liquid, exposure to moisture or rain,
if the machine has been dropped, or anything else which may cause the
machine to fail to operate normally.
9) Do not force the SD card into its slot. It can only be inserted in one direction.
If the card does not insert easily, remove it and try reinserting it in the oppo-
site direction.
10) To maintain peak performance and battery longevity, fully charge the ka-
raoke machine at least once every three months and before storing it away
for a long period of time.
Take Note
Review Before using
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[Review Before Using]

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Ready, Set, Sing!
Quick Start Guide
3.
#1 Charge the machine.
#2 Set up your prefered microphone.
#3 Power on the machine.
#4 Activate your chosen music mode.
#5 Sing your heart out!
Note: See the “Detailed Usage Guide” section of this manual for more
information on how to operate your machine.
Check the machine for damage
before each use.
Do not expose this product to
water, moisture, heat, or steam.
Do not place objects filled with
liquid on this product.
Do not use the machine with
attachments not approved by
the manufacturer.
When using the machine
outdoors, do not use it in wet
or very hot weather. Do not run
charging cable through puddles
or other moisture.
Clean and store the machine
after each use.
Do not expose battery to excessive
heat such as sunshine, fire, or other
heat sources to reduce risk of fire or
explosion.
[Quick Start Guide]

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Machine
How to charge the machine
Plug in the machine’s charging cable into the DC5V (11) machine
charging port on the function board. Connect the machine’s char-
ging cable to your own compatible DC 5V charging plug, and then
carefully insert your plug into a polarized wall outlet. Be sure to char-
ge fully before each use. The indicator light (10) will turn on to indicate
charging.
Slide the Power (12) switch towards the side labeled On to turn the
machine on.
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How to operate the LEDs
LEDs will start automatically when the machine is turned on. Click the
LED button
LED pattern. There are 3 total options.
If the button is clicked once more after cycling through all available
LED button again to
reactivate them.
Never Miss a Note
Detailed Usage Guide
4.
[Detailed Usage Guide]

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Microphone
How to connect the wired microphone
Gently but firmly plug the 6.5 mm AUX jack at the end of the wired
microphone into the 6.5mm AUX port (8) on the machine’s function
board.
How to install or replace the VHF microphone’s batteries
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teries (not included) into the proper slots. Screw the covering back on,
and proceed to power on the microphone as directed above.
For both the wireless and the wired microphone, slide the power switch
up to turn the microphone on. Slide the power switch down to turn the
Note: The wireless microphone has an indicator light. If this switch is not
pushed all the way up, the indicator light will not turn on, and the mi-
How to use PA mode
When there is no music playing, this machine can be used to make
PA announcements. Simply speak into a microphone by ensuring that
it is properly connected as instructed above.
[Detailed Usage Guide]

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Music
How to set up playback
AUX, USB, FM, & PA. Each has its own set-up method. See the “Con-
tent/Parts’’ section above for hook-up locations and the relevant
subsection below for more information on how to set up your prefer-
red playback mode.
How to sing karaoke using your machine
1) Find a karaoke track of your preferred song online. Karaoke tracks
are available for thousands of songs through various online ka-
raoke music services. Many are also available for free on YouTube
channels such as “Sing King,” etc. These karaoke services often
include lyrics.
2) Download the track to USB/MicroSD, OR stream it from your device
via Bluetooth/AUX.
3) Set up your prefered playback mode.
4) Rock on!
How to connect to Bluetooth
(ie. playing music from your smart device)
The machine will start in Bluetooth mode. To use this feature, simply
search for the machine name (“Masingo”) under your playback de-
vice’s Bluetooth connection settings and connect as you would any
other Bluetooth device.
Caution: Do not turn your smart device volume to maximum or da-
mage to speakers may occur. Place your device volume at midrange
and then adjust the volume using the volume control on the machine
(1). You may however use either the controls on your device or the
controls on the machine to play, pause, or switch between tracks.
[Detailed Usage Guide]

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How to use MicroSD mode (i.e playing music from an SD card)
Plug your MicroSD card into the designated slot (TF Slot) (13). Once in-
serted, press the Mode button (6) to switch to SD mode and then press
the Play button (4) to begin playing your music. Press the Next (5) or
Back button (3) to change tracks. Press the Play button again to pause
a track.
Note: The Mode button (6) will only cycle through to SD mode if an SD
chip is inserted.
If USB or AUX are also connected, the machine may cycle through
these as well upon pressing the mode button. Press the Mode button
multiple times to cycle through all available modes.
How to use AUX mode
Playing music *from* an AUX-compatible device (TV, Phone, Tablet, or
MP3 player):
When the machine is on, plug an AUX cable into the AUX port (8) on
the machine’s function board to activate AUX mode. Then, plug the
other end of the adapter into the designated output on your device.
Once connected, press the Mode (6) button to switch to AUX mode.
Use the controls on your AUX-compatible device to play, pause, and
switch between tracks. The machine’s Play (4) , Back (3) and Next (5)
buttons will not function in AUX mode.
Note: The Mode button will only cycle through to AUX mode if the AUX
cable is connected.
If USB or MicroSD are also connected, the machine may cycle
through these as well upon pressing the Mode button. Press the
Mode button multiple times to cycle through all available modes.
Caution: Do not turn your external device volume to maximum or
damage to speakers may occur. Place your device volume at mi-
drange and then adjust the volume using the volume control on the
C10 machine.
[Detailed Usage Guide]

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How to start USB mode
Playing music from a USB drive
Plug a USB drive into the USB slot (14). Once connected, press the
Mode button (6) to switch to USB mode. Press the Play (4) button
to begin playing your music. Press the Next (5) or Back (3) button to
change tracks. Press the Play button again to pause the track.
Note: The Mode button will only cycle through to USB mode if a USB
storage drive is connected.
If AUX and MicroSD are also connected, the machine may cycle
through these as well upon pressing the Mode button. Press the Mode
button multiple times to cycle through all available modes.
How to set up and activate FM mode
When the machine is on, press the Mode button (6) and cycle through
available modes until the machine speaker says “FM Mode.”
The first time you activate your machine (or when you are using
your machine in a new location) hold down the Play button (4) for 3
seconds to begin scanning for available stations. Do not press any
buttons again until the scanning cycle is complete.
Your machine has now stored all available stations. Use the Next (5)
and Back (3) buttons to change between FM stations.
How to use multiple playback modes
To use playback modes interchangeably, simply activate each mode
according to the instructions above, then press Mode (6) to switch
between the inputs.
How to set up TWS (True Wireless Stereo)
TWS (True Wireless Stereo) allows you to sync with other C10s. For this
mode to work, you will need to have two Burletta C10 machines on hand.
1) Power on both machines.
2) Make sure that neither machine is connected via Bluetooth to any
smart device.
3) In Bluetooth Mode, hold down the Play button (4) for 3 seconds
until you hear a beep. Do this for each machine.
4) Connect music to one of the machines via AUX, USB, or MicroSD.
5) Both machines will now play the same music simultaneously.
[Detailed Usage Guide]

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Maintenance
How to clean
cord and disconnect any AUX, MicroSD, or USB plug-ins.
Gently wipe the outside of the machine using a clean, dry cloth. Keep
all vents, buttons, and openings free of lint and dirt. Do not immerse
the machine in water and do not use any harsh cleaners.
How to store
Charge the machine and microphones so that they are ready for
next use. Make sure that the machine is clean and dry.
Bind the power cord and microphone cord individually and gent-
ly with electrician-approved fasteners. (Note: Do not wrap or fold
against the natural bend of the cords or cable). Do not wrap the
cord around the machine. Store the machine in a cool, dry place
away from damaging elements.
For best results, clean and store the machine after each use.
[Detailed Usage Guide]

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Problem Solution
Machine is not
turning on
The battery is depleted. Be sure to charge the
machine after each use.
VHF wireless mi-
crophone is not
turning on
Ensure the power switch is all the way in the
up position and the indicator light is on. (Note:
The VHF microphone has a middle setting
called “Mute.” The microphone will not fun-
ction in “Mute.”)
If this does not solve the issue, the Micropho-
ne battery is low or depleted. Replace the AA
batteries in the microphone.
USB or MicroSD mode
is not working
Ensure that the USB drive or MicroSD chip is
inserted properly and that there are readable
music files stored on said drive/chip
Ensure that the machine volume is turned to
an audible level.
Machine is not
playing microphone
vocals
Ensure that your chosen microphone is turned
on. (Note: The VHF microphone has a middle
setting called “Mute.” Ensure that it is not in
this setting by pushing the power switch all
the way up).
Ensure that the wired microphone is plugged
in correctly.
Ensure that the wireless microphone’s batteries
are installed correctly and still have charge.
Ensure that the machine volume is on.
Microphone vocals
are echoing exces-
sively
If the echo is excessive, move the machine
speaker further away from the microphones
to reduce echo.
When Things Go Flat
Troubleshooting Guide
5.
[Troubleshooting Guide]

16 Next song is not
playing in AUX mode
Please ensure your device’s media player is
set on “play next song” rather than “repeat”
or “play one song.”
Play (4) Next (5) and
Back (3) buttons are
not functioning in
AUX mode
The Play (4) Next (5) and Back (3) buttons on
the machine will not work on AUX mode. Plea-
se use the controls on your connected device.
Machine powers on
and then shuts down
Battery is low. Please charge the machine or
replace the battery if needed.
No sound is playing
from the speaker
Ensure that the volume on the machine and
your device (if applicable) are both turned to
an audible level.
Button or knob on
the machine is not
working properly
TWS mode is not
working for Bluetooth
mode or FM
TWS works in AUX, USB, or MicroSD modes.
See the “How to set up TWS (True Wireless
Stereo)” section for more information.
Can’t find audible
stations in FM mode
FM mode needs to program in available sta-
tions the first time you use it in a new location.
To do this, activate FM mode and hold down
the Play button (4) for 3 seconds. Please wait
for the scanning process to complete before
you begin searching for stations with the Next
(5) and Back (3) buttons. See the “How to set
up and activate FM mode” for more details.
If any of these issues persist, or if any part of the machine becomes
damaged, discontinue use and consult a licensed electrician for
repair. Do not attempt to modify or repair the machine yourself. You
can also contact our customer service department (see next page).
[Troubleshooting Guide]

FCC Warning
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference
received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void
the user's authority to operate the equipment.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a
particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception,
which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:
` -Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
` -Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
` -Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
` -Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
The device has been evaluated to meet general RF exposure requirement. The device can be used in
portable exposure condition without restriction.