PROEL FREE10 User manual

FREE10
PortableSoundSystem
USER’SMANUAL
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DISPOSALOFOLDELECTRICAL&ELECTRONICEQUIPMENT................................................................... 4
VRLABATTERIESSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS................................................................................................. 4
GENERALSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................................................ 4
INCASEOFFAULT.................................................................................................................................... 5
PACKAGING,SHIPPINGANDCOMPLAINT ............................................................................................... 5
WARRANTYANDPRODUCTSRETURN..................................................................................................... 5
MAINTENANCEANDDISCLAIMER ........................................................................................................... 5
POWERSUPPLY........................................................................................................................................ 5
USER’SWARNINGSANDCECONFORMITY.............................................................................................. 6
INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................................... 7
DESCRIPTION ........................................................................................................................................... 7
MAINPANELOPERATIONS ...................................................................................................................... 7
WIRELESSMICROPHONEOPERATIONS ................................................................................................. 10
CD/DVD/MP3PLAYERandREMOTECONTROLOPERATIONS ............................................................... 13
REMOTECONTROLBATTERYREPLACEMENT ........................................................................................ 18
VRLABATTERYOPERATIONSANDREPLACEMENT ................................................................................ 18
OPTIONALWIRELESSMICINSTALLATION.............................................................................................. 19
FREE10‐TECHNICALSPECIFICATION..................................................................................................... 20

DISPOSALOFOLDELECTRICAL&ELECTRONICEQUIPMENT
Thismarkingshownontheproductoritsliterature,indicatesthatitshouldnotbedisposedwith
otherhouseholdwastesattheendofitsworkinglife.Topreventpossibleharmtotheenviroment
orhumanhealthfromuncontrolledwastedisposal,pleaseseparatethisfromothertypesof
wastesandrecycleitresponsiblytopromotethesustainablereuseofmaterialresources.
Householdusersshouldcontacteithertheretailerwheretheypurchasedthisproduct,ortheir
localgovernmentoffice,fordetailsofwhereandhowtheycantakethisitemforenvironmentallysafe
recycling.Businessusersshouldcontacttheirsupplierandcheckthetermsandconditionsofthepurchase
contract.Thisproductshouldnotbemixedwithothercommercialwastesfordisposal.
ThisproductcontainsaninternalValveRegulatedLeadAcid(VRLA)battery:VRLAbatteries
mustberecycledattheendoflifeinaccordancewithlocalandnationallawsandregulation.
VRLABATTERIESSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS
•CAUTION–SpecialsafetyprecautionmustbetakenwhenusingandreplacingVRLA
batteries,includingthefollowing:
•Thereplacementshouldbemadeorsupervisedbyprofessionalswithsuitableprotection.
Thebatteriesforreplacementmustbealwayssameastheoldonesinmodelandtype.
•WARNING–DonotsmokeorusefirenearVRLAbatteries.
•WARNING–DonotuseanyorganiccleanertocleanVRLAbatteries.
•WARNING–DonotputtheVRLAbatteriesonfire,ortheywillexplode.
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skinandeyes.
LAbatteriesreleasehydrogengaswhichcanformexplosivemixtureinair,do
eshockandshort.Pleaseremovethewatchand
GENERALSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS
serSystem.Topreventdirectexposuretolaserbeam,
readcarefullythefollowingsafetyinstructions.Takealookofthis
whentheproductisusednearchildren.
highhumidity
ductshouldbesiteawayfromheatsourcessuchasradiators,lampsandanyotherdevicethat
kensothatobjectsandliquidsdonotgoinsidetheproduct.
scribedontheoperating
•WARNING–DonotcutopentheVRLAbatteries,theycontainelectrolytewhichistoxicto
•WARNING–VR
notplaceinsideasealedcontainer.
•WARNING–VRLAbatteriesmaycaus
jewelleryasringswhenreplacethebattery,alsopleaseoperatewithinsulatingtools.
•CAUTION–CLASS1LASERPRODUCT
TheCD/DVD/MP3PlayeremploysaLa
donottrytoopentheenclosure.Visibleandinvisiblelaserradiationwhenopen.
AVOIDTHEEXPOSURETOTHEBEAM.
•CAUTION‐Beforeusingthisproduct
manualentirelyandpreserveitforfuturereference.Whenusinganyelectricproduct,basicprecautions
shouldalwaysbetaken,includingthefollowing:
•Toreducetherisk,closesupervisionisnecessary
•Protecttheapparatusfromatmosphericagentsandkeepitawayfromwater,rainand
places.
•Thispro
generateheat.
•Careshouldbeta
•Theproductshouldbeconnectedtoapowersupplyonlyofthetypede
instructionsorasmarkedontheproduct.

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INCASEOFFAULT
•Incaseoffaultormaintenancethisproductshouldbeinspectedonlybyqualifiedservicepersonnel
when:
Liquidshavespilledinsidetheproduct.
Theproducthasfallenandbeendamaged.
Theproductdoesnotappeartooperatenormallyorexhibitsamarkedchangeinperformance.
•Donotoperateontheproduct,ithasnouser‐serviceablepartsinside.
•Referservicingtoanauthorizedmaintenancecentre.
PACKAGING,SHIPPINGANDCOMPLAINT
•ThisunitpackagehasbeensubmittedtoISTA1Aintegritytests.Wesuggestyoucontroltheunit
conditionsimmediatelyafterunpackingit.
•Ifanydamageisfound,immediatelyadvisethedealer.Keepallunitpackagingpartstoallowinspection.
•Proelisnotresponsibleforanydamagethatoccursduringshipment..
•Productsaresold“deliveredexwarehouse”andshipmentisatchargeandriskofthebuyer.
•Possibledamagestounitshouldbeimmediatelynotifiedtoforwarder.Eachcomplaintformanumitted
packageshouldbedonewithineightdaysfromproductreceipt.
WARRANTYANDPRODUCTSRETURN
•Proelproductshaveoperatingwarrantyandcomplytheirspecifications,asstatedbymanufacturer..
•Proelwarrantsallmaterials,workmanshipandproperoperationofthisproductforaperiodoftwoyears
fromtheoriginaldateofpurchase.Ifanydefectsarefoundinthematerialsorworkmanshiporifthe
productfailstofunctionproperlyduringtheapplicablewarrantyperiod,theownershouldinformabout
thesedefectsthedealerorthedistributor,providingreceiptorinvoiceofdateofpurchaseanddefect
detaileddescription.Thiswarrantydoesnotextendtodamageresultingfromimproperinstallation,
misuse,neglectorabuse.ProelS.p.A.willverifydamageonreturnedunits,andwhentheunithasbeen
properlyusedandwarrantyisstillvalid,thentheunitwillbereplacedorrepaired.ProelS.p.A.isnot
responsibleforany"directdamage"or"indirectdamage"causedbyproductdefectiveness.
MAINTENANCEANDDISCLAIMER
•Cleanonlywithdrycloth.
•Proelproductshavebeenexpresslydesignedforaudioapplication,withsignalsinaudiorange(20Hzto
20kHz).Proelhasnoliabilityfordamagescausedincaseoflackofmaintenance,modifications,improper
useorimproperinstallationnon‐applyingsafetyinstructions.
•ProelS.p.A.reservestherighttochangethesespecificationsatanytimewithoutnotice.
•ProelS.p.A.declinesanyliabilityfordamagestoobjectsorpersonscausedbylacksofmaintenance,
improperuse,installationnotperformedwithsafetyprecautionsandatthestateoftheart.
POWERSUPPLY
•Thisapparatusshouldonlybeconnectedtopowersourcetypespecifiedinthisowner’smanualorontheunit.
•IfthesuppliedACpowercableplugisdifferentfromthewallsocket,pleasecontactanelectricianto
changetheACpowerplug.
•HoldtheplugandthewalloutletwhiledisconnectingtheunitfromACpower.
•Iftheunitwillnotbeusedforalongperiodoftime,pleaseunplugthepowercordfromACpoweroutlet.
•Toavoidunitpowercorddamage,pleasedonotstraintheACpowercableanddonotbundleit.
•Inordertoavoiddamages,pleaseensurethatthepowercordisnotsteppedonorpinchedbyheavyobjects.

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USER’SWARNINGSANDCECONFORMITY
•TheproductisincompliancewithDirectiveLVD2006/95/ECasstatedinEN60065standard.
•PROELS.p.Ahereby,declaresthatthisproduct(excludingtheprovidedradiomicrophonesystem)
complieswiththeessentialrequirementsandotherrelevantprovisionsofDirective2004/108/EC(EMC),
asstatedinEN55103‐1andEN55103‐2standards.
•PROELS.p.Ahereby,declaresthatthewirelessmicrophonesystem(includedwiththeproduct)complies
withtheessentialrequirementsandotherrelevantprovisionsofDirectiveR&TTE1999/5/ECasstated
inEN300422‐1;EN300422‐2;EN301489‐01;EN300489‐09standard.
•Thefullanddetaileddeclarationofconformitycanbedownloadedfromthewebsite:www.proel.com
•LICENSINGINFORMATION:Theradioequipmentoperatesinthe863‐865MHzharmonizedEuropean
banddedicatedtoSRD(shortrangedevices)likewirelessmicrophoneandIEMpersonalmonitorsystems,
sointhecountriesspecifiedinthebelowtablenopersonallicenseisrequiredforuseit.
•Theuseofthiswirelessmicrophoneequipmentinsomecountriescouldbeintendedforprofessionaluse,
sothelicensabilitydependsonthecountryitoperates.Proelsuggeststheusertocontactthe
appropriatetelecommunicationsauthorityconcerningproperlicensing.
•Thisequipmentmaybecapableofoperatingonsomefrequenciesnotauthorizedinyourcountry.Please
contactyournationalauthoritytoobtaininformationonauthorizedfrequenciesforwirelessmicrophone
productsinyourregion.
TABLEOFTHENATIONALCODESWHERETHEFR1WIRELESSMICROPHONESYSTEMISAUTHORIZEDIN
EUROPE,UPDATEDWITHREFERENCETOERC‐REC70‐03EDOCUMENTDATEDAUGUST222011
ATBECYCZDKEEDEGRHUITLVLTLUNLPLPTSKSISEGBISLICHBG
ROTRUAIEMTNOES
authorized
HRIndividuallicenserequired
GERUNOTIMPLEMENTED
INALLCOUNTRIESTHEUSEOFWIRELESSMICROPHONESSYSTEMSISSUBJECTTOANYTELEVISIONAND
BROADCASTTRANSMISSION
CONSULTLOCALORNATIONALRADIOSPECTRUMAUTHORITIESFORINFORMATIONONPOSSIBLE
RESTRICTIONSORNECESSARYAUTHORIZATIONSBEFOREUSINGTHISSHORTRANGEDEVICE.

INTRODUCTION
ThankyouforchoosingthisPROELproductandforyourtrustinourbrand,synonymousofprofessionalism,
accuracy,highqualityandreliability.AllourproductsareCEapprovedanddesignedforcontinuoususein
professionalsystems.
DESCRIPTION
PROELFREE10givesyouthefreedomtoperformyourmusicorplayyoursoundanywherewithoutworrying
aboutwheretoplugthepowercord,howtoconnectyourMP3playerorhowtosetyourmicrophone.
FREE10isabatterypoweredcombosoundsystemwithafullsetoffeaturesandthesoundyoudon’texpect
fromthiskindofproducts.ItfeaturesaCD/DVD/MP3playerwithUSBportandremotecontrolabletoplay
notonlyaudiobutalsovideofiles,withadedicatedvideooutputforconnectinganexternaldisplay.
TheUHFlicense‐freemodule(863‐865MHz)providesacleanandhassle‐freewirelessconnectionwiththe
providedhandheldmicrophoneforthemaximumfreedomofmovement.Anadditionalwirelessmodulewith
thechoiceofhandheldorbodypacktransmitterwithheadsetmicrophoneisavailableasoptional.
Afullsetoffunctions,includingbuilt‐ineffectandvoicepriorityswitch,areavailableforthebest
performance.Theultra‐compactandroad‐proofPPcabinetsprovidethemaximumportabilityandprotection
forthesystems.
MAINPANELOPERATIONS
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1. MIC1IN
ThisisafemalecomboconnectorthatacceptsaXLRoraJACKplugfromanydynamicbalancedor
unbalancedmicrophone.TheXLRinputiswiredasfollows:
Pin1=shieldorground
Pin2=+positiveor"hot"
Pin3=‐negativeor"cold"
TheJACKinputiswiredasfollows:
Tip=+positiveor"hot"
Sleeve=shieldorground
2. MIC1LEVEL
ThispotentiometersetstheleveloftheMIC1INinput.
3. MIC2IN
SameasMIC1INinput.
4. MIC2LEVEL
ThispotentiometersetstheleveloftheMIC2INinput.
5. AUX1IN
ThisisafemalejackconnectorthatacceptsJACKplugfromanylinelevelunbalancedsource.TheJACK
inputiswiredasfollows:
Tip=+positiveor"hot"
Sleeve=shieldorground
6. AUX1LEVEL
ThispotentiometersetstheleveloftheAUX1INinput.
7. AUX2IN(RCA)
ThesearetwoRCAfemaleconnectorsthataccepttwoRCAplugfromLEFTandRIGHTchannelsofaline
levelauxiliarysource,oraMINIJACK(3.5mm)femaleconnectorthatacceptsaSTEREOMINIJACKplug
fromComputer/CD/DVD/MP3players.
EachRCAinputiswiredasfollows:
Tip=+positiveor"hot"
Sleeve=shieldorground
TheMINIJACKiswiredasfollows:
Tip=positivesignalofleftchannel
Ring=positivesignalofrightchannel
Sleeve=shieldorground
8. AUX2LEVEL
ThispotentiometersetstheleveloftheAUX2INinput.
9. MP3/DISCLEVEL
ThispotentiometersetstheleveloftheinternalCD/DVD/MP3player.NOTE:thispotentiometeralso
switchesON/OFFtheMP3/DISCplayer(iftheplayerremainsunusedthisfeaturepreventsthedischarge
oftheinternalbattery).
10. ECHO
ThispotentiometersetstheleveloftheechoeffectappliedtotheMICINinputsandtotheWIRELESS
MIC.
11. HIGH
ThispotentiometersetstheHIGHTONElevel:ifrotatedclockwiseitenhancesthehighs,ifrotated
counter‐clockwiseitreducesthehighs(inthecentrepositionit’sflat).

12. LOW
ThispotentiometersetstheLOWTONElevel:ifrotatedclockwiseitenhancesthelows,ifrotated
counter‐clockwiseitreducesthelows(inthecentrepositionit’sflat).
13. LINEOUT
TheseareLEFT(white)andRIGHT(red)RCAfemaleconnectorsthataccepttwoRCAplugandsendthe
wholesignalfromthebuilt‐inmixertoalinelevelequipment,whichcouldbearecorderoranother
audiosystem.NOTE:theLINEOUTlevelisindependentfromtheMASTERlevel.
EachRCAoutputiswiredasfollows:
Tip=+positiveor"hot"
Sleeve=shieldorground
ThejackconnectorisasummedLEFT+RIGHTmonosignaloutput.
14. VIDEOOUT
ThisisthecompositevideooutputoftheinternalMP3/DISCplayer.Seefurtherparagraphformore
detailedexplanation.
15. MASTER
Thispotentiometersetsthegenerallevelofallsignals.
16. VOICEPRIORITY
Whenengaged,thisswitchturnsdownallsignalswhenMICINand/orWIRELESSMICinputsareused.
17. MUTE
Whenengagedthisswitchmutesallinputchannels.
18. EXTERNALSPEAKER(UNSWITCHED)
Theseisajackconnectorthatacceptsajackplugandsendtheamplifiedsignaltoanexternalpassive
speaker.Usealwayspowercablestoconnectthesecondexternalandnotethattheminimumacceptable
impedanceis8ohm.
TheJACKpoweroutputiswiredasfollows:
Tip=+positivespeakerterminal
Sleeve=‐negativespeakerterminal
19. EXTERNALSPEAKER(SWITCHED)
Sameasabove,butinthiscasewhenajackisinsertedtheinternalspeakerisdisconnected(muted).
20. LINEVOLTAGE
ThisswitchsetstheACvoltagelineofyourcountry(usuallyitissetbyfactoryandisn'tnecessaryto
changeit).The115Vsettingisformainslineintherangeof105‐120V~and230Vsettingisformainsline
intherangeof210‐240V~.
WARNING:anincorrectsettingofACLINEVOLTAGEcoulddamageseriouslytheinternal
electronics!
21. AC~SOCKET
Here’swhereyoupluginyourmainssupplycord.Youshouldalwaysusethemainscordsuppliedwiththe
device.Besurethatyourdeviceisturnedoffbeforeyouplugthemainssupplycordintoanelectricaloutlet.
22. FUSEholder
Hereiswherethemainsprotectionfuseisplaced.
REPLACETHEPROTECTIONFUSEONLYWITHSAMETYPEASSHOWNONTHEPRODUCT.
IFAFTERTHESUBSTITUTION,THEFUSEINTERRUPTSAGAINTHEAPPARATUSWORKING,DONOT
TRYAGAINTHENCONTACTTHEPROELSERVICECENTER.
23. POWER
UsethisswitchtopowerONorOFFtheFREE10.TheFREE10is"ON"whentheswitchisinthe"I"
position.NOTE:TheinternalbatteryischargingeveniftheFREE10isOFF.
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24. 12‐24VDCINPUT
ThisistheinputwheretoconnectanexternalDCsourcetosupplytheFREE10and/orchargetheFREE10
internalbattery.
25. CHARGE
ThisLEDindicatesthebatterychargingstatusasfollows:
‐fixedGREEN:theinternalbatteryisfullycharged.
‐fixedRED:theinternalbatteryisbeingcharged.
‐flashingGREEN/RED:theinternalcircuitistestingthebattery.
‐OFF:theinternalbatteryisdisconnectedornotpresent.
26. LOW
ThisREDLEDindicateswhentheFREE10hasbeenturnedonbutthebatteryneedstobere‐charged.
27. HIGH
ThisGREENLEDindicateswhentheFREE10hasbeenturnedonandthebatteryisingoodstatus.
WIRELESSMICROPHONEOPERATIONS
TheFR1WirelessMicrophonessystemprovidedwiththeFREE10isaUHF,quartzcontrolled,fixedfrequency
devicethatprovidesareliable,high‐qualitysignaltransmission.
TheFR1WirelessMicrophonesystemfeatures3units:FR1Rreceiver,FR1HhandheldtransmitterandFR1B
bodypacktransmitter.
TheFREE10isprovidedasstandardswithonehandheldwirelessmicrophone(FR1R+FR1Hat864.300MHz).
Anadditionalwirelesshandheldmicrophone(FR1R+FR1Hat863.675MHz)orbodypack(FR1R+FR1Bat
864.975MHz)canbeinstalledasoptional,allowingthesimultaneoususeof2deviceswithoutinterference
betweenthem.
FR1RistheUHFwireless
microphonereceiver.
28. ANTENNA
Inordertoobtainagood
transmission,raiseupthe
receivingantennaduring
useandplacethe
receiverawayfromother
metalobjectsandno
morethan30mfromthe
transmitter.
29. RF
REDLED:indicatesthat
thetransmitterissending
aradiosignaltothe
receiver.
30. VOLUME
Volumepotentiometer.
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FR1HistheUHFwirelessmicrophonehandheld
transmitter.
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31. MICROPHONEGRILLE
Thisgridprotectsthemicrophonecapsuleand
includesapopfilter.Themicrophoneusesa
dynamiccapsulewithacardioidunidirectional
figure.
32. LOWBATREDLED
ThisLEDshowsthebatterystatus:
•WhenthemicrophoneisswitchedON,the
LEDwilllightforabout1second.
•Ifthebatteriesarecharged,theLEDwillturn
off(evenifthemicrophoneisswitchedon
andoperative).
•TheLEDwilllightagainifthebatteriesare
neartobeexhausttoindicatethattheymust
bereplacedassoonaspossible.
33. ON/OFF
ON/OFFswitch.
34. MICROPHONEBODYIn
ordertoopenthemicrophonecaseandto
accessthebatteriescompartment,justpushthe
redcapwithafingerandusetheotherhandto
slidethemicrophonebodydown.
35. BATTERIESCOMPARTMENTANDFREQUENCY
Themicrophoneispoweredby2typeAA
alkalinebatteries.
NOTE:themicrophoneisabletooperatealso
with2Ni‐MHrechargeablebatteries,butinthis
casetheoperatingtimeisless.A
stickerinthebatterycompartmentshowsthe
transmitterfrequency.

FR1BistheUHFwirelessbodypacktransmitter.
36. AUDIOINPUT
3,5mmminijackinputsockettoconnectthe
suppliedheadsetmicrophone.
37. ON
GREENLEDthatshowsthe“ON”statusofthe
bodypack.
38. LOWBAT
REDLEDthatshowsthebatterystatus:theLED
willlightifthebatteriesareneartobeexhaust,
toindicatethattheymustbereplacedassoon
aspossible.
39. ON/OFFandLEVELCONTROL
ThispotentiometerisusedforswitchingONthe
bodypackandforadjustingthelevelofthe
microphone.
40. BATTERYCOMPARTMENT
Slidingdownthelowerpartofthebodypackyou
canaccesstothebatterycompartment.
Tooperatethemicrophoneneeds2typeAA
alkalinebatteries.
NOTE:themicrophoneisabletooperatealso
with2Ni‐MHrechargeablebatteries,butinthis
casetheoperatingtimeisless.
41. CLIP
Clipforhookingthebodypacktothebelt.
42. FREQUENCY
Onthebacksideofbodypackastickershows
theoperatingfrequencyofthetransmitter.
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CD/DVD/MP3PLAYERandREMOTECONTROLOPERATIONS
Theuseoftheplayeranditsremotecontrolisdependingtothetypeofmediathatisreproduced.Whena
musicCDisreproduced,somebuttonsareactiveandsomeothersarenotactive,thesameiswhenaDVD,a
DIVXmovieoraphotoCDarereproduced.
ThefigurebelowshowstheCD/DVD/USBplayerpanel.
43. DISCSLOT
Insertadiscintothisslottoplayit.Compatiblediscare:
StandardCD,CD‐R,CD‐RW,standardDVD,DVD‐R,DVD+R.
Compatiblecontentsare:
StandardCDaudio,MP3audiofiles,m4aapplelosslessaudio,standardDVDmovies,DIVXmovies,JPG
photos.
NOTE:thevideocontentmustbestandard,HDvideocannotnotreproduced.
44. STOP
Thisbuttonstopsthecurrentplayingmedia(songorvideo)andgobacktothefirstcontentofthecurrent
media(CD,DVDorUSBkey).
45. DOWN/REV
Ifpressedonetimeskipstopreviousmediacontent(songorvideo).Ifpressedandheldrewindsthe
mediabackward.
46. UP/CUE
Ifpressedonetimeskipstonextmediacontent(songorvideo).Ifpressedandheldwindthemedia
forward.
47. PLAY/PAUSE
Thisbuttonplaysorputsinpausethecurrentmediacontent(songorvideo).
48. EJECT
Thisbuttonejectsthedisc.
49. DISC
Pressthisbuttontoselectthemediacontentsoftheinserteddisc.
50. USB
PressthisbuttontoselectthemediacontentsoftheUSBmemorykeypluggedin.
51. FOLDERSKIPNEXT
WhenadiscorUSBkeyincludesmediacontentsdividedintoseparatefolders,pressingthisbuttonyou
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gotothenextfolder.
52. FOLDERSKIPPREVIOUS
WhenadiscorUSBkeyincludesmediacontentsdividedintoseparatefolders,pressingthisbuttonyou
gotothepreviousfolder.
53. IRREMOTECONTROLRECEIVER
ThisiswheretheInfraRedreceiverislocated:aimtheremotecontrollerhere.
54. LCDDISPLAY
Informationaboutthecurrentcontentisdisplayedhere.Moredetailedinformationisdisplayedona
screenattachedtothevideooutport(14).
55. USBPORT
ThisiswheretoplugyourUSBmemorykeyin.
Herebelowtheremotecontrolfunctionsareexplained.
BUTTONSALWAYSACTIVEPLAYINGAUDIOANDVIDEO
56. STAND‐BY
Pressthisbuttontoturnontheplayerortoputitinstandby.Puttingthe
playerinstandbyyoucansavethebatterycharge,butforabetterresult
theusetheON/OFFswitchonpotentiometer(9).
Thebuttons(48)(49)(50)havethesamefunctionsexplainedabove.
Thestandardplaybuttons(44)(45)(46)(47)(51)(52)havethesamefunctions
explainedabove.
57. MUTE
Thisbuttonmutestheaudiooftheplayer.
58. VOL+
Thisbuttonincreasesthevolumeoftheplayer.
59. VOL‐
Thisbuttondecreasesthevolumeofthemediaplayer.
60. PT+
Thisbuttonincreasesthepitchoftheaudioandthespeedofthevideooftheplayer.
61. PT‐
Thisbuttondecreasesthepitchoftheaudioandthespeedofthe
videooftheplayer.
THECURSORBUTTONSALLOWTONAVIGATEANDSELECTTHEOPTIONSIN
THEMENUSTHATAPPEARSONATVSCREENATTACHEDTOTHEVIDEO
OUTPUT.
62. CURSORUP
Thisbuttonmovesthecursorup.
63. CURSORDOWN
Thisbuttonmovesthecursordown.
64. CURSORLEFT
Thisbuttonmovesthecursorleft.
65. CURSORRIGHT
Thisbuttonmovesthecursorright.
66. ENTER
Thisbuttonchooses,confirmsorselectsanoptionorafile(theoption
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dependstothecontextualmenuthatappearsonthescreen).
CDTRACKBUTTONS
67. NUMBER
ThesebuttonsallowtoselectdirectlyaspecifiedtrackifthemediaisanaudioCD.
THEFOLLOWINGBUTTONSHAVEASPECIFICFUNCTIONDEPENDINGTOTHEMEDIACONTENT.IFABUTTON
HASNOUSEFORTHEMEDIACONTENT,THETEXT“INVALIDKEY”APPEARSONTHEVIDEOSCREEN.
68. AUDIO
Ifthemediaplayedhasanaudiocontent,pressingthisbuttonyoucanchoosebetween:
LEFTchannelplayedonbothoutputs,RIGHTchannelplayedonbothoutputs,MIXED
MONOsignalplayedonbothoutputs,STEREOstandardsignalplayednormally.This
informationisdisplayedonlyontheVIDEOscreen.
69. OSD
WhenplayingamediasomeinformationaboutthemediaappearsontheLCDdisplay
andontheTVscreen.Pressingthisbuttonyoucanchoosethedisplayedinformation.
WhenanaudioCDisplayedyoucanchoosebetween:tracktime,remainingtracktime,
totaldisktime,remainingtotaldisktime,none.
WhenavideoDVDisplayedyoucanchoosebetween:timeofchapter,playinginfo,remainingtimeof
chapter,totalmovietime,remainingmovietime,none.
ForothermediafilestheOSDdisplayedinfodependstothemediacontent.
70. PROG
Usingthisbuttonyoucanprogramasequenceofmediafiles,audiotracks,video.The
programmingofthecontentsmustbemadeusingtheVIDEOscreenasshowninthe
followingimages:
Pressplaybuttontostartthesequence.
71. RANDOM
Thisbuttonactivatestherandomplayofthecontent/filesinthecurrentmedia
(CD/DVD/USB).Whenactive,theLCDDisplayshowsthetext“RDM”andtheVIDEO
screenshows.Whendisabled,thetext“RDM”disappearsandtheVIDEOscreenshows:
.
NOTE:ifthemediacontainsdifferenttypesoffile(audio/video/photo)onlythecurrenttypeoffileis
playedrandomly.Forexample,ifyouarealreadyplayinganaudiofile,thenpressingRANDOMonlyaudio
filesareplayedrandomly.
72. REPEAT
Thisbuttonactivatestherepeatedplayofthecurrentmedia.Only“RPT”isshownon
theLCDdisplaybutthisfeatureoperatesasfollows:
Ifitispressedonetimeactivates andonlythecurrentmediaisrepeated.
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Ifitispressedtwotimesactivates andallthefilesinthecurrentfolder
arerepeated(onlyifthemediacontentsisdividedintomorethanonefolder).
Ifitispressedthreetimesactivates andallthefilesinthecurrentmedia
arerepeated(forstandardaudioCDthisfunctionwillbeactivepressingthebuttontwotimes).
Thefourthpressingde‐activestherepeat andthe“RPT”textdisappearfrom
LCDscreen.
NOTE:onlythesametypeofmediaarerepeated.
73. ZOOM
Thisbuttonactivatesthedigitalzoomofimagesandmovies.Pressthebuttonseveral
timeforincreasingthezoom:ZOOMx2,x3,x4,x1/2,x1/3,x1/4.
74. MENU
TheMENUbuttonshowsontheVIDEOscreenthecontextualmenuofastandardDVD
insertedintothediscplayer.EachstandardDVDhasacontextualmenuwhereyoucan
choosethelanguage,thechapters,thespecialcontents:
75. SUB‐T
DuringtheplaybackofaDVDmovie,bypressingthisbuttonyoucanchoosethe
subtitlesifavailable.
76. SETUP
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Pressingthisbuttonthefollowingscreenwillappears.Hereiswhereyoucansetthetypicaloptionsofa
videoplayer.Usethecursorbuttonstonavigatebetweenthemenuandtheoptions.
HOWTOSELECTTHEMEDIACONTENT
CD‐R,DVD‐RandUSBmemorykeyscancontaindifferenttypesoffile.Forchoosingwhichtypeoffileyou
wanttoplay,afterinsertingthesupportintotheplayerpressSTOPimmediatelyandthefollowingscreenwill
appears:
Usingthecursorkeysyoucanchoosebetweenaudiofiles,photosorvideo.Choosethetypeoffileyouwant
toplayandpressENTER.
IMPORTANT:eachtimeyouturniton,thediscplayerrecognizesthemediasupportandrestartthesame
mediacontent(audio,movie,photos)fromthesamepositionorfromthebeginning.Ifthelatestmedia
contentwasamovieorphotos,whenyouturneditonagaintheplayerplaysthemovieorphotos.Ifyou
havenoVIDEOscreenandyouwanttoplayfromthesamesupportanaudiofileREMEMBERALWAYSTORE‐
SELECTTHEMEDIACONTENTASAUDIOBEFORETURNINGOFFTHEDISCPLAYER.
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REMOTECONTROLBATTERYREPLACEMENT
Tousetheremotecontrolforthefirsttimeyouneedtoremovetheadhesivesticker
asshowinfigure.Whenthebatteryoftheremotecontrolisdischarged,youneed
toreplaceitwithanewoneofthesametype.Instructionsabouthowtoopenthe
batterycompartmentareprintedontheremotecontrolbody.
BECAREFUL:DANGEROFEXPLOSIONIFBATTERYISINCORRECTLYREPLACED.
REPLACEONLYWITHSAMETYPE:CR2025LITHIUMMANGANESEDIOXIDEBATTERY.
ThebatterycontainsPerchlorateMaterial–specialhandlingmayapply,itshouldnotbedisposed
withotherhouseholdwastesattheendofitsworkinglife.Topreventpossibleharmtothe
environmentorhumanhealthfromuncontrolledwastedisposal,pleaseseparatethisfromother
typesofwastesandrecycleit.
VRLABATTERYOPERATIONSANDREPLACEMENT
ExecutethefollowinginstructionstoreplacetheinternalsealedVRLAbattery:
1. Removethefrontcoverunscrewingthetwo5mmhexsocketscrews.
2. RemovethebatterylockbarunscrewingthePH2screwindicatedinthepicture.
3. Takeoutthebatteriesfromthebox.
4. Disconnectthebatteryterminals,avoidingcarefullyanyshortsbetweenthem.Replacethe
batterieswithtwonewonewithsamesizeandcharacteristics.
5. Fixthebatteriesandclosethecover.
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OPTIONALWIRELESSMICINSTALLATION
Followtheinstructionsbelowtoinstalltheoptionalwirelessmicrophone.
1. Removetherearcoverfromtheboxunscrewingthe4screws.
2. Removethejumperindicatedinthephoto.
3. InsertthecableinthecorrespondentconnectorontheFR1Rreceiver.
4. Cuttheplastictiefixingthewirestothecover.
5. MounttheFR1Rreceiverintotheslotusingthesame4screws.
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FREE10‐TECHNICALSPECIFICATION
WirelessSystem
ModulationModeFM
FrequencyRangeUHF:863‐865MHz
FrequencyStability±0.0005%‐75dB
Sensitivity‐95dBm
AdjacentChannelRejectionS/N>40dB
AFOutput80dB
Distortion<85dB
WirelessReceiverFR1R
HandheldTransmitterFR1H
BodypackTransmitterFR1B(optional)
HeadsetMicrophoneHS1(optional)
AmplifierSystem
Speaker1"hornloadedcompressiondriver,10"woofer
ContinuousPower100W
ProgramPower180W
Distortion1%(at10W)
FrequencyResponse50Hz‐18KHz,‐3dB
DiscUnitCD/DVD/MP3playerwithUSBport
InputsMICIN1&2(XLR‐F),AUXIN1(1/4"JACK),AUX
IN2(MINIJACK,2xRCA)
OutputsLINEOUT(1/4"JACK,2xRCA),VIDEOOUT
(RCA),EXTERNALSPEAKER(1/4"JACK)
ControlsMIC1&2LEVEL,AUX1&2LEVEL,MP3/DISC
LEVEL,ECHO,HIGH,LOW,MASTER,VOICE
PRIORITY,MUTE
RechargeBattery2x12V/7Ah
RechargingTime10‐12hours
WorkingTime3‐4hours
PowerSupplySelectable115/230VACinput(±10%)50/60Hz,
Auxiliary12‐24VDCinput
Consumption150Wmax
Dimensions(WxHxD)34x52x38cm
Weight19.5Kg(42.9lb)
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