PROEL FREE10LT User manual

FREE10LT
Portable Sound System
USER’S MANUAL
ENGLISH
ITALIANO
96MAN00094-RE V.18/14

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DISPOSAL OF OLD ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT 4
VRLA BATTERIES SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 4
GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 4
IN CASE OF FAULT 4
PACKAGING, SHIPPING AND COMPLAINT 5
WARRANTY AND PRODUCTS RETURN 5
MAINTENANCE AND DISCLAIMER 5
POWER SUPPLY 5
USER’S WARNINGS AND CE CONFORMITY 6
INTRODUCTION 7
DESCRIPTION 7
MAIN PANEL OPERATIONS 7
WIRELESS MICROPHONE OPERATIONS 13
REMOTE CONTROL OPERATIONS 17
VRLA BATTERY OPERATIONS AND REPLACEMENT 18
OPTIONAL WIRELESS MIC INSTALLATION 19
FREE10LT - TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION 20

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DISPOSAL OF OLD ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT
This marking shown on the product or its literature, indicates that it should not be disposed with
other household wastes at the end of its working life. To prevent possible harm to the enviroment
or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal, please separate this from other types of
wastes and recycle it responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material resources.
Household users should contact either the retailer where they purchased this product, or their
local government office, for details of where and how they can take this item for environmentally safe
recycling. Business users should contact their supplier and check the terms and conditions of the purchase
contract. This product should not be mixed with other commercial wastes for disposal.
This product contains an internal Valve Regulated Lead Acid (VRLA) battery: VRLA batteries
must be recycled at the end of life in accordance with local and national laws and regulation.
VRLA BATTERIES SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
•CAUTION – Special safety precaution must be taken when using and replacing VRLA
batteries, including the following:
•The replacement should be made or supervised by professionals with suitable protection.
The batteries for replacement must be always same as the old ones in model and type.
•WARNING – Do not smoke or use fire near VRLA batteries.
•WARNING – Do not use any organic cleaner to clean VRLA batteries.
•WARNING – Do not put the VRLA batteries on fire, or they will explode.
•WARNING – Do not cut open the VRLA batteries, they contain electrolyte which is toxic to
skin and eyes.
•WARNING – VRLA batteries release hydrogen gas which can form explosive mixture in air, do
not place inside a sealed container.
•WARNING – VRLA batteries may cause shock and short. Please remove the watch and
jewellery as rings when replace the battery, also please operate with insulating tools.
GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
•CAUTION - Before using this product read carefully the following safety instructions. Take a look of this
manual entirely and preserve it for future reference. When using any electric product, basic precautions
should always be taken, including the following:
•To reduce the risk, close supervision is necessary when the product is used near children.
•Protect the apparatus from atmospheric agents and keep it away from water, rain and high humidity places.
•This product should be site away from heat sources such as radiators, lamps and any other device that generate heat.
•Care should be taken so that objects and liquids do not go inside the product.
•The product should be connected to a power supply only of the type described on the operating
instructions or as marked on the product.
IN CASE OF FAULT
•In case of fault or maintenance this product should be inspected only by qualified service personnel when:
•Liquids have spilled inside the product.
•The product has fallen and been damaged.
•The product does not appear to operate normally or exhibits a marked change in performance.
•Do not operate on the product, it has no user-serviceable parts inside.

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•Refer servicing to an authorized maintenance centre.
PACKAGING, SHIPPING AND COMPLAINT
•This unit package has been submitted to ISTA 1A integrity tests. We suggest you control the unit
conditions immediately after unpacking it.
•If any damage is found, immediately advise the dealer. Keep all unit packaging parts to allow inspection.
•Proel is not responsible for any damage that occurs during shipment..
•Products are sold “delivered ex warehouse” and shipment is at charge and risk of the buyer.
•Possible damages to unit should be immediately notified to forwarder. Each complaint for manumitted
package should be done within eight days from product receipt.
WARRANTY AND PRODUCTS RETURN
•Proel products have operating warranty and comply their specifications, as stated by manufacturer..
•Proel warrants all materials, workmanship and proper operation of this product for a period of two years
from the original date of purchase. If any defects are found in the materials or workmanship or if the
product fails to function properly during the applicable warranty period, the owner should inform about
these defects the dealer or the distributor, providing receipt or invoice of date of purchase and defect
detailed description. This warranty does not extend to damage resulting from improper installation,
misuse, neglect or abuse. Proel S.p.A. will verify damage on returned units, and when the unit has been
properly used and warranty is still valid, then the unit will be replaced or repaired. Proel S.p.A. is not
responsible for any "direct damage" or "indirect damage" caused by product defectiveness.
MAINTENANCE AND DISCLAIMER
•Clean only with dry cloth.
•Proel products have been expressly designed for audio application, with signals in audio range (20Hz to
20kHz). Proel has no liability for damages caused in case of lack of maintenance, modifications, improper
use or improper installation non-applying safety instructions.
•Proel S.p.A. reserves the right to change these specifications at any time without notice.
•Proel S.p.A. declines any liability for damages to objects or persons caused by lacks of maintenance,
improper use, installation not performed with safety precautions and at the state of the art.
POWER SUPPLY
•This apparatus should only be connected to power source type specified in this owner’s manual or on the unit.
•If the supplied AC power cable plug is different from the wall socket, please contact an electrician to
change the AC power plug.
•Hold the plug and the wall outlet while disconnecting the unit from AC po wer.
•If the unit will not be used for a long period of time, please unplug the power cord from AC power outlet.
•To avoid unit power cord damage, please do not strain the AC power cable and do not bundle it.
•In order to avoid damages, please ensure that the power cord is not stepped on or pinched by heavy objects.

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USER’S WARNINGS AND CE CONFORMITY
•The product is in compliance with Directive LVD 2006 / 95 / EC as stated in EN 60065 standard.
•PROEL S.p.A hereby, declares that this product (excluding the provided radio microphone system)
complies with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 2004/108/EC (EMC),
as stated in EN 55103-1 and EN 55103-2 standards.
•PROEL S.p.A hereby, declares that the wireless microphone system (included with the product) complies
with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive R&TTE 1999 / 5 / EC as stated
in EN 300422-1; EN 300422-2; EN 301489-01; EN 300489-09 standard.
•The full and detailed declaration of conformity can be downloaded from the web site: www.proel.com
•LICENSING INFORMATION: The radio equipment operates in the 863-865 MHz harmonized European
band dedicated to SRD (short range devices) like wireless microphone and IEM personal monitor systems,
so in the countries specified in the below table no personal license is required for use it.
•The use of this wireless microphone equipment in some countries could be intended for professional use,
so the licensability depends on the country it operates. Proel suggests the user to contact the
appropriate telecommunications authority concerning proper licensing.
•This equipment may be capable of operating on some frequencies not authorized in your country. Please
contact your national authority to obtain information on authorized frequencies for wireless microphone
products in your region.
TABLE OF THE NATIONAL CODES WHERE THE FR2 WIRELESS MICROPHONE SYSTEM IS AUTHORIZED IN
EUROPE, UPDATED WITH REFERENCE TO ERC-REC 70-03E DOCUMENT DATED FEBRUARY 7 2014
AT BE CY CZ DK EE DE GR HU IT LV LT LU NL PL PT SK SI SE GB IS LI CH BG
RO TR UA IE MT NO ES
authorized
HR
Individual license required
GE RU
NOT IMPLEMENTED
IN ALL COUNTRIES THE USE OF WIRELESS MICROPHONES SYSTEMS IS SUBJECT TO ANY TELEVISION AND
BROADCAST TRANSMISSION
CONSULT LOCAL OR NATIONAL RADIO SPECTRUM AUTHORITIES FOR INFORMATION ON POSSIBLE
RESTRICTIONS OR NECESSARY AUTHORIZATIONS BEFORE USING THIS SHORT RANGE DEVICE.

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INTRODUCTION
Thank you for choosing this PROEL product and for your trust in our brand, synonymous of professionalism,
accuracy, high quality and reliability. All our products are CE approved and designed for continuous use in
professional applications.
DESCRIPTION
PROEL FREE systems gives you the freedom to perform your music or play your sound anywhere without
worrying about where to plug the power cord, how to connect your MP3 player or how to set your
microphone. FREE10LT is battery powered combo sound systems with a full set of features and the sound you
don’t expect from this kind of products. It includes a versatile MP3 player with USB port, SD slot and
BLUETOOTH connection, featuring a large LCD and remote control. FREE10LT is hosted in a compact and road-
proof Polypropylene cabinet that provides maximum portability and protection, it includes a built-in
retractable handle and roller wheels, allowing the systems to be taken everywhere. It is also fitted with an
adapter for standard speaker stand. With a horn-loaded compression driver coupled to a 10” woofer and a
120W power amplifier, FREE10LT is an all-in-one multi-purpose mobile system for indoor and outdoor
applications requiring high quality sound and advanced features. The WIRELESS module included provides a
clean and hassle-free wireless connection with the included handheld microphones for the maximum
freedom of movement. An additional wireless module, with the choice of handheld (FREE10LTKITM) or
bodypack transmitter with headset microphone (FREE10LTKITH), is available as optional. The two
rechargeable 12V batteries provide up to 3-4 hours of mains-free continuous operation.
MAIN PANEL OPERATIONS
1. CH1 LINE IN (RCA)
These are two RCA female connectors that accept two RCA plug from LEFT and RIGHT channels of a line

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level auxiliary source, each RCA input is wired as follows:
Tip = + positive or "hot"
Sleeve = shield or ground
2. CH1 LINE IN (MINI JACK)
This is a MINI JACK (3.5mm) female connector that accepts a STEREO MINI JACK plug from Computer /
CD / DVD / MP3 players. The MINI JACK is wired as follows:
Tip = positive signal of left channel
Ring = positive signal of right channel
Sleeve = shield or ground
3. CH1 LEVEL
This potentiometer sets the level of the CH1 LINE IN or the internal player.
4. CH1 / MP SWITCH
Use this switch to select the external player connected at RCA or MINI JACK connectors or the internal
Media Player as the source for the input channel 1.
5. CH2 / CH3 IN
This is a female combo connector that accepts a XLR or a JACK plug from any dynamic balanced or
unbalanced microphone or line signal. The XLR input is wired as follows:
Pin 1 = shield or ground
Pin 2 = + positive or "hot"
Pin 3 = - negative or "cold"
The balanced JACK input is wired as follows:
Tip = + positive or "hot"
Ring = - negative or "cold"
Sleeve = shield or ground
The unbalanced JACK input is wired as follows:
Tip = + positive or "hot"
Sleeve = shield or ground
6. CH2 / CH3 LINE/MIC SWITCH
This switch sets the sensitivity of the respective channel for microphone or line level equipment.
7. CH2 / CH3 LEVEL
This potentiometer sets the level of the respective channel input.
8. HIGH
This potentiometer sets the HIGH TONE level: if rotated clockwise it enhances the highs, if rotated
counter-clockwise it reduces the highs (in the centre position the response is flat).
9. LOW
This potentiometer sets the LOW TONE level: if rotated clockwise it enhances the lows, if rotated
counter-clockwise it reduces the lows (in the centre position the response is flat).
10. EFFECT
This potentiometer sets the level of the effect applied to the CH2, CH3 MIC inputs and wireless mic.
11. MASTER
This potentiometer sets the general level of all signals.
12. ON
GREEN LED that shows the “ON” status of the FREE10LT.

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13. SD SLOT
This slot is where you can insert a SD MEMORY CARD containing audio files.
14. USB SLOT
This slot is where you can insert an USB FLASH DRIVE containing audio files.
15. MODE SWITCH
Pressing this switch you can select the source containing audio files between SD, USB or external
Bluetooth player device. A small icon appears on the display that identify the memory currently used:
USB FLASH DRIVE
SD MEMORY CARD
BLUETOOTH DEVICE
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Preferably use only reliable memories (suggested brands are:
Sandisk, Kingston, Lexar, Verbatim).
 To connect a Bluetooth device follow the instructions for the device to be connected. Select
BLUETOOTH DEVICE by pressing MODE button and, if the device is close enough,it is recognized
after few seconds. If this doesn’t happen, try again pressing the PLAY button and, at the same time,
restarting the search procedure in the external Bluetooth device.
Press MODE… Press PLAY to connect … BT device connected.
NOTE: the audio file types and quality playable with Bluetooth connection depends on the Bluetooth
device used.

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
Press and hold MODE button and the following utility menu will appear:
Use and buttons to browse the options, press button to select an option.
Recently reconnection: selecting this option the media player tries to reconnect the latest
Bluetooth device connected.
EQ: selecting this option the following menu will appear.
In this menu you can choose an equalization for the audio files to be reproduced: Normal, Pop,
Rock, Jazz, Classic, Country, Bass enhance.
After an EQ setting has been chosen, a small icon in the main screen will show the choice.
Deleted paired info: selecting this option the information about any Bluetooth device previously
paired with the media player will be cancelled. Try this option if you have problems to set a new BT
connection.
Device Information: selecting this option the following info screen will appear, showing the name
and address of the FREE10LT Bluetooth receiver.
Exit: returns to the main screen.
16. PLAY/PAUSE
This button plays or pauses the current audio file.
17. STOP
This button stops the current audio file. If you press again the play button, the song will restart from the
beginning.
18. PLAY MODE
This button changes the play mode of the audio files. A small icon on the display shows the current
mode.
NORMAL: normal forward play of all songs contained in all memories and all folders, when it reaches
the latest song it will stop playing.
RANDOM: it plays all songs contained in all memories and all folders randomly.

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INTRO: it plays the first 10 seconds of each song contained in the current folder.
ALL: same as normal playing but when it reaches the latest song it restarts from the first.
SINGLE ONE: it plays only the current song then stops.
FOLDER: it plays all song contained in the current folder.
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Brief explanation of how the player works. When you insert an SD memory card or USB flash drive
in the respective slot, the player scrolls the entire content of the memory locating all audio file that
can be played (files with .WAV .MP3 .WMA extensions). All files will be played in numerical and
alphabetical order, considering first the “name of the folder” and then the “name of the file”.
Example of use: insert a memory into a slot, the player starts playing the first song in numerical and
alphabetical order. Press PLAY MODE button to choose INTRO, then wait until you hear the song you
want to listen. Then press again the PLAY MODE button to choose FOLDER to play all songs contained
in that folder or SINGLE ONE to play only the selected song.
19. PREVIOUS SONG
Skip to previous song.
20. NEXT SONG
Skip to the next song.
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Pressing and hold or you set the digital volume of the internal media player. We
suggest to let this volume always at the maximum and to adjust the level of the player using the
CH3/4 level potentiometer.
21. IR RECEIVER
This is the remote control IR receiver.
22. LCD DISPLAY
The LCD DISPLAY shows several data:

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23. LINE OUT (balanced)
Balanced output with line level: connect it through a cable to the input of another device or active
speaker.
24. BATTERY LEVEL
This LED bar indicates the battery charging status as follows:
-3 GREEN: the internal battery is fully charged.
-2 GREEN: the internal battery is half charged.
-1 GREEN: the internal battery is near to be exhaust, you have to re-charge it as soon as possible.
-LOW/RED: FREE10LT cannot be used disconnected from mains and you must re-charge the
battery.
-OFF: the internal battery is disconnected or not present.
25. POWER
Use this switch to power ON or OFF the FREE10LT. The FREE10LT is "ON" when the switch is in the "I"
position. NOTE: The internal battery is charging even if the FREE10LT is OFF.
26. CHARGE
This LED indicates the battery charging status as follows:
-GREEN: the internal battery is charging.
-OFF: the internal battery is charged
27. AC~ SOCKET
Here’s where you plug in your mains supply cord. You should always use the mains cord supplied with
the device. Be sure that your device is turned off before you plug the mains supply cord into an electrical
outlet.
28. FUSE holder
Here is where the mains protection fuse is placed.
REPLACE THE PROTECTION FUSE ONLY WITH THE SAME TYPE.
IF, AFTER THE REPLACEMENT, THE FUSE INTERRUPTS AGAIN, DO NOT TRY AGAIN THEN CONTACT

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THE PROEL SERVICE CENTER.
29. LINE VOLTAGE
This switch sets the AC voltage line of your country (usually it is set by factory and isn't necessary to
change it). The 115V setting is for mains line in the range of 105-120V~ and 230V setting is for mains line
in the range of 210-240V~.
WARNING: an incorrect setting of AC LINE VOLTAGE could damage seriously the internal
electronics!
WIRELESS MICROPHONE OPERATIONS
The FR2 Wireless Microphones system provided with the FREE10LT is a UHF PLL controlled system equipped
with IR sync, which provides a reliable and high quality signal transmission.
The FR2 Wireless Microphone system features 3 units: FR2R receiver, FR2H handheld transmitter and FR2B
body pack transmitter.
The FREE10LT is provided as standards with one handheld wireless microphone (FR2R + FR2H). An additional
wireless handheld microphone (FR2R + FR2H) or bodypack (FR2R + FR2B) can be installed as optional,
allowing the simultaneous use of 2 devices without interference between them.
FR2R is the UHF wireless microphone receiver:
30. ANTENNA (receiver 1)
This is the antenna connector of the first receiver, where you have to connect the antenna supplied with
FREE10LT. In order to obtain a good transmission, raise up the receiving antenna during use and place
the receiver away from other metal objects and no more than 30m from the transmitter.
31. ANTENNA (receiver 2)
This is the antenna connector of the optional second receiver: don’t connect here the antenna if you
have only one wireless receiver.
32. 2nd RECEIVER OPTIONAL SLOT
This is the slot where you have to install the optional second wireless receiver. The arrows show the
screws to be removed. For detailed instructions see further in this manual.

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33. VOLUME+PWR
Volume potentiometer and ON / OFF switch of the wireless receiver.
34. CHANNEL SELECT BUTTONS
Pressing these buttons you can change the receiving channel.
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TIP: with the transmitter OFF, select a free channel in the
receiver. In order to do this, check the RF LED while scrolling the
channels: if the channel is free the RF LED stays OFF (if the
transmitter is also OFF and there are no radio interferences in
proximity).

With both receivers installed the two channels must be
different.
35. 2-DIGIT DISPLAY
This number identifies the selected channel in the range from 1 to
16 (all channels are in the 863-865 MHz UHF range).
36. ASC
Pressing this button the receiver sends the channel setting to the
microphone or bodypack transmitter through the IR port.
37. IR
This is the infrared port for sending the channel setting.
38. RF
RED LED: indicates that the transmitter is sending a radio signal to
the receiver.
39. AF
GREEN LED: shows the presence of an audio signal. Note that the
indication is independent from the VOLUME setting.
40. SQUELCH
This potentiometer sets the minimum level to “open” the wireless
microphone channel. Typically it is set at the factory and doesn’t
require any adjustment.
FR2H is the UHF wireless microphone handheld transmitter.

In order to open the handheld transmitter and to access the
batteries compartment and the IR receiver, rotate the cover as
shown in the figure holding the top of the microphone.
41. MICROPHONE GRILLE
This grid protects the microphone capsule and includes a pop filter.
The microphone uses a dynamic capsule with a cardioid pattern.
42. ON/OFF
ON/OFF switch.
43. BATT LED
This LED shows the battery status:
•When the microphone is switched ON, the LED is GREEN.

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•When the batteries are near to be exhaust, the LED is RED to
indicate that they must be replaced as soon as possible.
44. IR
After removing the cover, you can access the infrared port for
receiving the channel setting.
 Every time you change the transmission channel in the
FREE10LT you have to set the same channel also in the
transmitter using the IR SYNC. Place the transmitter IR port
close to the receiver IR port and press ASC: the RF LED lights
to confirm the channel sync.
45. BATTERIES COMPARTMENT
The microphone is powered by 2 type AA alkaline batteries.
NOTE: the microphone is able to operate also with 2 Ni-MH
rechargeable batteries, but in this case the operating time is less.
46. GAIN
This potentiometer set the
sensibility of the microphone
capsule. Typically it must be set at
minimum for loud singer and at
maximum for quiet talker. You can
adjust it using a small screwdriver.
47. H/L SWITCH
This switch set the level of the RF
transmission. Choosing L as LOW
you preserve the battery life but you
have a closer range (< 10 m).
Choosing H as HIGH you have a
longer range (< 30 m) but the
battery life is less.

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FR2B is the UHF wireless bodypack transmitter.

In order to open the bodypack transmitter and to
access the batteries compartment and the IR receiver,
push the cover as shown in the figure and pull it
towards you.
48. ANTENNA
This is the transmitting antenna: do not force it, disconnect it
or try to replace it with a different one.
49. IR
After opening the battery cover, you can access the IR port for
receiving the channel setting.

Every time you change the transmission channel
in the FREE10LT you have to set the same channel
also in the transmitter using the IR SYNC. Place the
transmitter IR port close to the receiver IR port and
press ASC: the RF LED lights to confirm the channel
sync.
50. BATTERY COMPARTMENT
This is the battery compartment.
To operate the transmitter needs 2 type AA alkaline batteries.
NOTE: the transmitter is able to operate also with 2 Ni-MH
rechargeable batteries, but in this case the operating time is
less.
51. OFF STANDBY ON
ON/OFF switch. In STANBY position the transmitter is on but it
is muted: this position is useful in case you don’t want to hear the typical on/off click.
52. BATT LED
This LED shows the battery status:
•When the microphone is switched ON, the LED is GREEN.
•When the batteries are near to be exhaust, the LED is
RED to indicate that they must be replaced as soon as
possible.
53. AUDIO INPUT
3,5mm mini jack input socket to connect the supplied
headset microphone.
54. MIC SENSITIVITY
This switch sets the transmitter sensitivity in three step:
- MIC is the higher sensitivity for quite talkers;
- 0dB is for normal talkers ;
- -10 dB is for screaming singers.

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REMOTE CONTROL OPERATIONS
The use of the player and its remote control depends on the type of media
utilized. Some buttons are active or not active depending if an SD CARD, a USB
memory or a BLUETOOTH device is used to reproduce the audio files.
PLAY/PAUSE
This button plays or pauses the current audio file.
EQ equalization
Using this button you can choose different types of equalization for the audio
files: Normal, Pop, Rock, Jazz, Classic, Country, Bass enhance.
On the display you can see in sequence:
VOLUME
Press this button to reduce or increase the volume.
PREVIOUS – NEXT
Press to skip to the previous or the next song.
NUMERIC KEYPAD
Jumps directly to a specific song. All songs contained in a memory media are sorted in a list in numerical and
alphabetical order: selecting a number you can play immediately the corresponding song in this list.
 A simple trick: by renaming the song files contained in a memory stick with a two number prefix you
can quickly jump to a specific song corresponding to that number For example: 01filename.mp3, 02
filename.wma and so on.
ENTER
Pressing this button you enter in a sub-menu with the following options:
EQ PL AY MODE CHANGE DEVICE EXIT
Use the buttons to browse the options and to select an option.
See the corresponding point in this paragraph for the description of the EQ option.
See the corresponding point in the previous paragraph for the description of the PLAY MODE options.
The CHANGE DEVICE option corresponds to the use of MODE button (see following point).
MODE
This button switches between USB FLASH DRIVE SD MEMORY CARD BLUETOOTH DEVICE
Press and hold the MODE button to switch off and on the MEDIA PLAYER.
These buttons are not used.

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REMOTE CONTROL BATTERY REPLACEMENT
To use the remote control for the first time you need to remove the protective
sticker as shown in the figure. When the battery of the remote control is
discharged, you need to replace it with a new one of the same type. Instructions
about how to open the battery compartment are printed on the remote control
body.
BE CAREFUL: DANGER OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS INCORRECTLY REPLACED.
REPLACE ONLY WITH SAME TYPE: CR 2025 LITHIUM MANGANESE DIOXIDE BATTERY.
The battery contains Perchlorate Material – special handling may apply, it should not be disposed
with other household wastes at the end of its working life. To prevent possible harm to the
environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal, please separate this from other
types of wastes and recycle it.
VRLA BATTERY OPERATIONS AND REPLACEMENT
Follow the instructions below to replace the internal sealed VRLA batteries:
1. Disconnect the mains plug from the wall outlet.
2. Remove back side sticker and then the battery cover unscrewing the five screws (fig.1).
3. Remove the fixing bar (2 screws) and take out the batteries from the box (fig.2).
4. Disconnect the battery terminals (fig.3), avoiding carefully any shorts between them.
Replace the batteries with new two with same size and characteristics:
brand: model: terminals:
RITAR RT1250 Faston 4.8mm (original)
FIAMM FG20451 Faston 4.8mm (equivalent)
5. Connect the battery terminals respecting the polarity: red wire at positive + terminal and
black wire at negative – terminal, blue wire is the jumper between + and – of the two
batteries (see figure 2).
6. Fix the batteries and close the cover.
Figura 1
Figura 2
Figura 3
 IMPORTANT WARNINGS FOR A CORRECT USE OF THE BATTERY:
1. Fully charge the battery before using it: connect the system to mains at least 12h.
2. Avoid completely draining the battery.
3. For maximum life, drain the battery 80% once a month.
4. Charge the battery completely after each use.
5. For long-term storage, periodically recharge the battery, once every 2 months.
6. If you do not charge the battery for 6 months, it may not charge and it must be replaced.
7. A MISUSE OF THE BATTERY VOIDS ITS WARRANTY.

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OPTIONAL WIRELESS RECEIVER INSTALLATION
Follow the instructions below to install the optional wireless receiver.
1. Remove the rear cover from the box unscrewing the 2 screws (Figure 1).
2. Separate the cables from the cover (Figure 2).
3. Insert the cables in the correspondent connectors on the FR2R receiver (Figure 3 and 4).
4. Mount the FR2R receiver into the slot using the same 2 screws.
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3
Figure 4

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FREE10LT - TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
MIXER Section
MONO inputs
2 x MIC/LINE IN (COMBO)
STEREO inputs
1 x LINE IN (2xRCA + mini-jack)
Internal Effect
ECHO
Outputs
MONO LINE OUT (JACK)
Main EQ
2-band EQ (HIGH + LOW)
WIRELESS Section
Wireless Receiver
FR2R
Handheld Transmitter
FR2H
Bodypack Transmitter
FR2B (optional)
Headset Microphone
HS2 (optional)
Modulation Mode
FM
Frequency Range
UHF 863 – 865 MHz
Audio bandwidth
60 Hz – 16 KHz
S/N Ratio
> 100 dB
HANDHELD RF output
< 10 mW
BODYPACK RF output
< 10 mW
THD
< 0.1%
MULTIMEDIA Section
Player Type
USB / SD / BLUETOOTH player
Compatible File Formats
WAV, MP3, WMA
Control Interface
LCD display, REMOTE control
AMPLIFIER Section
Continuous Power
80 W (w/battery) 120 W (w/AC)
LOUDSPEAKER Section
Loudspeaker System
2-way system
High Frequency Device
1" horn loaded compression driver
Low Frequency Device
10” woofer
Frequency Response
55Hz - 18KHz, -3dB
Construction
Polypropylene Cabinet, Metal Grille, 2 wheels
Handles
1 top, 1 rear retractable
Pole Holder
1 bottom
GENERAL Specifications
Dimensions (W x H x D)
36 x 56 x 31 cm
Weight
19 Kg (41.9 lb)
Recharge Battery
2 x 12V / 5Ah
Battery Recharging Time
10-12 hours
Battery Working Time
3-4 hours
Power Supply
230 / 115 V~ (switchable) 50 / 60 Hz