Panda Maui 5 Go Safety guide

Maui 5 Go Battery Powered Portable PA System
Set Up and User Guide
Sydney ∙ Blue Mountains
Illawarra ∙ Shoalhaven
Ph: 0410 86 86 12
www.pandapahire.com.au

Thank you or hiring a Panda PA!
Even if you’ve never set up a PA in your life if you follow this guide
you should have a great sounding PA set up and will earn yourself
some bragging rights from your guests!
If you get stuck at all please call us on 0410 86 86 12 and we will
walk you through whatever you need help with.
First up please check that you have the following gear. Note: this
system no longer includes the cordless microphone shown in image.

Place the bottom of the Maui 5 Go base where you intend to use it.
Take the speaker column with the orange sticker on one end and
insert that end into the base until it won’t go any further in. You’ll
now see a yellow sticker on the top – find the other column with a
yellow sticker on it and place that end on top of the fist column.
Next take the final column (green sticker) and place that on top of
the other two. You Maui 5 Go is now built!

Powering Up the Base
Make sure all the settings look close to this:
Now turn the base on. Lights on the bottom column should now be
illuminated.

Turn the “MAIN LEVEL” knob all the way clockwise.

Connecting the Corded Microphone
If you didn’t hire the cordless mic or you encountered interference
when using it use the corded mic instead. Open the small black mic
bag and remove the microphone. Find the mic lead that has white
tape on one end and red on the other. Plug the white end into the mic
until you feel it click. Plug the red end into the “MIC” socket on the
Maui 5 Go base.
Slowly turn the “MIC” knob up while speaking into the mic and
stop once you get to your desired volume. If you hear a loud
unpleasant tone (feedback) back off the volume until it disappears.

Bluetooth Connection or Music Devices
If you are connecting your device via bluetooth follow this page
otherwise skip to the page - “Cable Connection for Music Devices”.
Press the “HOLD TO LINK” button down for a few seconds until
the blue light starts to flash. Now turn bluetooth on on your device –
“LD MAUI5 GO” should appear under your available devices list -
select it to pair it like you would when pairing any other device.
Once your device has paired the blue light on the Maui 5 Go will
stop flashing and remain on. Bluetooth can be a fickle beast – if your

device won’t pair don’t panic - please read on to connect with the
cable instead other skip the next page.

Cable Connection or Music Devices
Find this cable below and connect one end to your phone (if your
phone doesn’t take this type of plug use one of the adapters supplied
in the small plastic bag). Connect the other end to the “MP3” input
on the base.

Turn the volume on your music playing device all the way up. Play a
song and slowly turn the “MP3 INPUT LEVEL” knob up on the
base until you reach your desired music volume level. To add more
bass turn up the “SUB LEVEL” knob (bottom left). To make the
sound brighter turn up the “HI-BOOST” knob (bottom right).

That’s it – time to party!
If you get stuck feel free to call us on 0410 86 86 12 and we will
walk you through the set up.
Sydney ∙ Blue Mountains
Illawarra ∙ Shoalhaven
Ph: 0410 86 86
www.pandapahire.com.au