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5. START-UP PROCEDURE
Default application of AP 01 and handsets:
1. The AP01 is delivered as standard in the
most common configuration. This means:
you wish to operate an interactive audio
station, whereby one to nine audio files can
be heard in MP3 format. Playback should
begin as soon as one or two handsets, e.g.
molitor USO or VIA have been picked up.
Up to nine more audio files can be called
up via buttons. To do this, please assign
the following name(s) to your selected MP3
data files: 000.mp3 to 009.mp3, and store
them using the SDHC card included in the
delivery package via a Windows PC. The
data file 000.mp3 begins to play as soon
as the phone is lifted up. You will now find
the MP3 audio files and the file “playlist.txt”
on this card, as well as the “Scripts” folder
which contains further playlists for other
applications/ uses. Place the SDHC memory
card containing the audio files into the card
slot until you hear it lock into place.
Please note! The card slot is coded and has
an end stop. If the memory card is placed in
the slot on the wrong side, the mechanism
may break, rendering the player useless.
Alternatively, you can also use a USB stick
as the data storage. In this case, please
make sure that you also copy the “playlist.txt”
file onto the USB stick.
2. Please connect the handset with AP01 as
shown in the drawing (7). Two handsets can
be connected to the 5-pin terminal strip.
3. Attach the cable of the 12 V DC mains
adaptor and switch on the player. The LED
is red while booting, then changes to green
after a short period. The player will now
start playing.
Important notes:
1. Do not remove the memory card out of the
card slot while the device is playing, other-
wise data may be deleted and/or the
memory card may be damaged. Please turn
off the device or disconnect from the mains
before taking the SDHC memory card or
USB stick out of the device.
2. For handset applications, we would recom-
mend using mono audio files, and for stereo
headphones or handsets featuring a lan-
guage toggle switch, please use stereo files
or 2-channel audio files. Stereo files can
be converted quickly and easily using a pro-
gramme such as Audacity.
3. If you have edited a playlist, please ensure
that the cursor is underneath the last line of
the playlist before saving. Do not move the
cursor further down, make sure it is directly
beneath the last line of the playlist. Where
necessary, please make sure that any blank
lines are deleted in order for the playlist to
work properly.
4. If you want the player to play one or several
files in a loop, please save the audio files
onto the SD card or USB stick and delete the
playlist. Alternatively, please save the files
onto another data medium beforehand.
All standard applications can also be found
in the scripts folder. The player will play all
audio files in alphabetical/ numerical order,
and will repeat the playlist again after the
final file.
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