Rehan Electronics I-Speak User manual

i-Speak
Instructions for use

Table of contents
1. Preface ........................................................................................................................... 3
2. Safety Notice.................................................................................................................. 3
3. Product introduction...................................................................................................... 4
4. Package contents .......................................................................................................... 5
5. Installation...................................................................................................................... 5
6. Operating Instructions ................................................................................................... 6
6.1 Basic operating controls................................................................................................. 6
a . ON-OFF ...................................................................................................................... 6
b. PLAY-PAUSE .............................................................................................................. 6
c . Navigation (FORWARD and BACKWARD).................................................................. 6
d. SLEEP TIMER ............................................................................................................. 6
e . VOLUME ..................................................................................................................... 6
f . SPEED ......................................................................................................................... 7
g . PITCH ......................................................................................................................... 7
h. EJECT ......................................................................................................................... 7
6.2 Advanced operating controls ......................................................................................... 7
a . Battery status.............................................................................................................. 7
b. Restart book ............................................................................................................... 7
c . Set DAISY-book navigation level ................................................................................ 7
d. Playing information ..................................................................................................... 8
e . The menu. ................................................................................................................... 8
6.3 Using Storage media ...................................................................................................... 8
CD-ROM ......................................................................................................................... 8
SD-card .......................................................................................................................... 8
USB ................................................................................................................................ 8
6.4 The bookshelf ................................................................................................................. 8
6.5 Device settings ............................................................................................................... 9
Spoken manual............................................................................................................... 9
Languages ...................................................................................................................... 9
Navigation mode............................................................................................................. 9
Automatic play ................................................................................................................ 9
Factory defaults ............................................................................................................ 10
Software version ........................................................................................................... 10
7. Information to promote the product service life......................................................... 10
7.1 Maintenance ................................................................................................................. 10
7.2 Cleaning........................................................................................................................ 10
7.3 Storage and (re-)Packing .............................................................................................. 11
7.4 Transport....................................................................................................................... 11
8. Disposal & recycling information ................................................................................ 11
9. Technical information .................................................................................................. 12
9.1 Product specification .................................................................................................... 12
9.2 Performance & Safety................................................................................................... 12
9.3 Features ........................................................................................................................ 14
9.4 Label information .......................................................................................................... 14
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. Spareparts.................................................................................................................... 15
11 . Troubleshooting & repair ............................................................................................. 15
12 . Warranty ....................................................................................................................... 16
13 . Contact details............................................................................................................. 16
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. Return form .................................................................................................................. 17
i-Speak2_IFU_EN_V1.2
10-2021

1 . Preface
The i-Speak DAISY player is a medical assistive device, designed to play DAISY audio
books on digital carriers. This manual is also available as help in the Device settings.
DAISY is an existing standard which is a complete audio substitute for print materials and
makes it an ideal technology to compensate for a user’s print disability. The i-Speak can
also play standard music cd’s.
The simplicity and form factor makes the device very user-friendly for anybody with a print
disability due to a perceptual, physical, or visual disability. Accessing audiobooks through
the i-Speak will bring joy to the user because it provides a better reading experience.
This manual provides all the information necessary to use and maintain the device
correctly and safely during its lifetime. The user manual supports firmware versions 3.x.x.
In this manual, capital italic typefaces are used to indicate a device control to be pressed,
or reference to a chapter or other references.
The device package includes a quick reference guide assisting this manual. It contains
a device overview and supporting drawings for installation, maintenance and
troubleshooting.
Please read the safety notice before using the device. Young children and some other
users may need supervision by a person responsible for the user’s safety, owing to an
inability to fully understand these instructions or take their own measures.
2 . Safety Notice
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Safety signs and symbols
Always read the instructions for use before using the product. Keep them for future
reference.
Caution . Avoid listening to high volume levels for long periods. This can damage
your ears.
It is forbidden to modify, open or repair the device or its parts without the
manufacturer’s permission.
Temperature limits indicate the minimum and maximum temperature limits for
storage, transport or use.
It is forbidden to place the device or its parts in sunlight or near heat-transmitting
objects.
It is forbidden to damage the battery.
It is forbidden to drop the battery into fire.
It is forbidden to drop the battery into any liquid.
Do not use leaking or damaged batteries. Leaking batteries are dangerous, and
avoid skin or eye contact.

Safety notes and warnings
1. The device is developed for indoor use only in professional and home-healthcare
environments. See Chapter 9 technical information about the degree of protection
against moisture and dust (IPXX), and see Chapter 7.2 for cleaning information.
2. Never replace parts or accessories other than described in this manual (see technical
information and servicing). It can lead to hazardous situations.
3. Accessories may have long cables, pay due care and attention to tripping, strangulation
or asphyxiation. Keep them away from very young children and never use headphones
while falling asleep.
4. Never use the device or any accessory/part when it is damaged.
5. Never short circuit the battery terminals. Never keep loose batteries in your clothes. It
can lead to hazardous situations and burns!
6. Use the USB port for flash-memory sticks only. Please do not use it for other purposes.
7. Use precautions for implanted devices. Maintain at least 15cm/6 Inches between
i-Speak/Headphones/Earbuds and the implanted device. See magnetic strength details
in the technical information. If in doubt, contact your specialist.
8. Always shut down the i-Speak, disconnect the power adapter and headphone to replace
the battery, clean or store the device.
9. Using other accessories may negatively affect electromagnetic compatibility. Check the
technical information for more information about EMI.
10 . Electrostatic discharge can degrade the performance of the i-Speak. Check the
troubleshooting guide and technical information about EMI when the device is working
incorrectly.
11 . Do not operate the device during transport. This can damage the CD player.
12 . Portable RF communications equipment (including peripherals such as antenna cables
and external antennas) should be used no closer than 30cm (12 inches) to any part of
the i-Speak. Otherwise degradation of the performance of this equipment could result.
13 . Use of this equipment adjacent to or stacked with other equipment should be avoided
because it could result in improper operation.
3 . Product introduction
A Digital accessible information system (DAISY) is a technical standard for digital
audiobooks (talking book) for persons with a print disability. Audiobooks can include any
reading material, like books, magazines or newspapers.
DAISY books consist of navigation levels. Depending on the publisher, Daisy makes it
possible to navigate through stories, chapters, paragraphs and pages. This method
allows you to visualise and navigate as a printed book.
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Safety signs and symbols
Keep the battery and small parts (SD card, USB memory stick) out of children
reach.
Customers and end-users should not dispose of electronic and electrical equipment
or accessories in household waste.
Headphone is for single person use.

There are multiple options to access books and news. Libraries are offering audiobooks on
CD, SD or USB. You can also download DAISY content from the internet on a computer.
The i-Speak offers a CD player, USB and SD card reader to listen to your content anytime,
and it remembers where you stopped listening. The handle, large buttons and assistive
messages make the device very user friendly.
The device is battery operated and is supplied with a mains adapter to power the device or
charge the battery. An automatic power-down and sleep timer prevent unnecessary battery
discharge. Headphone or Earbuds can be used without others listening in.
4 . Package contents
• i-Speak (including battery)
• Carrying case
• Power adapter with detachable mains heads (EU,UK, AU and US)
• Headphone
• User manual
• Quick reference guide
5 . Installation
Check the contents of the box.
Let the i-Speak and its parts acclimatise to room temperate before using them. The
installation procedure is supported with some drawings, which are located in the quick
reference guide.
Verify if the power adapter mains head is suitable for your area and replace it when
necessary.
Rotate the i-Speak with the bottom side facing upwards, so the battery cover becomes
visible . A battery insulating tab near the battery cover prevents the battery from
discharging when it comes out of the factory. Remove this insulating tab by pulling it out. It
is not required to open and remove the battery cover.
Next, place the device on a stable hard covered desk to prevent the cd player from falling
or stuttering audio. Always place the handle facing away from you. It allows you to load the
CDs from the front.
Connect the power adapter cable plug into the device’s DC input before connecting the
adapter to the mains socket. Make sure that you can remove the adapter from the mains at
any time.
The light indicator in the on-off button will emit blue light, which indicates it is charging.
When it is off or blinking, please check if you have removed the battery insulation tab.
Now, the i-Speak is ready to use.
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6 . Operating Instructions
6.1. Basic operating controls
The basic operating controls explained in this chapter apply to the factory settings. The
more advanced controls, different storage media, explanation of the bookshelf and device
settings can be found from section 6.2 onwards.
Find the location of the corresponding numbers of the controls in the Quick reference
guide . Example: a. = ON-OFF
a. ON-OFF
Press and hold the ON-OFF button until you hear the switch-on tone. After a few seconds,
the button lights up green and the device says “Welcome”.
When media is present, the i-Speak will resume where you were listening.
To switch off the device, press and hold the ON-OFF button until you hear a switch-off
tone . The i-Speak will store a bookmarker, and the green light turns off or becomes blue to
indicate it is charging the battery.
b. PLAY-PAUSE
Press the PLAY-PAUSE button to start or pause playback.
c. Navigation (FORWARD and BACKWARD)
The BACKWARD and FORWARD buttons allow you to fast-forward or rewind to the
desired book or track position. During play, press a navigation button to jump 10 seconds
forward or backwards. Press and hold a navigation button to jump forward or backwards in
larger steps.
Pause the book and press on a navigation button to jump to the next or previous DAISY-
level or track. The book will start playing automatically. Note other audio files remain
paused.
d. SLEEP TIMER
The small round button at the right side of the on-off button has three functions. Its main
function is the sleep timer.
A single press on the SLEEP TIMER will enable, modify or disable the sleep timer. The
sleep timer intervals are 15 minutes, up to 60 minutes. If the sleep timer is set, the
i-Speak will prompt a spoken message 1 minute before switching itself off, which allows
you to modify the setting on time.
Read Chapter 6.2 advanced operating controls to get more information about the other
functions.
e. VOLUME
Turn the VOLUME wheel to change the audio volume level. The i-Speak emits a double
beep when the minimum or maximum level is reached.
While adjusting, a beep indicates when the maximum safe sound level has been reached.
To set the volume above this safe sound level, release the volume wheel until a double
beep is heard. Then increase the volume as desired.
Be aware that listening to high sound levels could result in hearing damage. A beep will
always indicate you are setting the volume at a high sound level.
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Note: increasing the volume above the safe sound level means you accept possible risks
associated with high sound levels.
The system will automatically reduce the volume to a safe level after every new power-on
cycle or when you plug or unplug a headphone.
f. SPEED
It is possible to change the reading speed by a toggle push-button, from -1 to +3. Set the
speed to “0” to listen to the book’s recorded voice speed.
Audible messages are only heard when the device is paused. During play, a single beep
indicates the recorded speed and a double tone indicates the minimum or maximum
setting has been reached.
g. PITCH
This toggle push-button allows you to change the pitch from -4 to 4. Set the pitch to “0” to
listen to the book’s recorded voice tone.
Audible messages are only heard when the device is paused. A single beep indicates the
recorded voice tone, and a double tone indicates the minimum or maximum setting has
been reached.
h. EJECT
Press the EJECT button to remove the CD.
6.2. Advanced operating controls
a. Battery status
Shortly press the ON-OFF button to check the battery status. An audible message will
indicate the battery charge level.
The i-Speak’s battery has 3 charge levels, “high”, “normal” and “low”. When the battery
is running out of power, the message “Battery Low, connect the power adapter” will be
given.
During charging, the battery status is charging.
b. Restart book
Press and hold the PLAY-PAUSE button to delete the bookmarker and start the book from
the beginning.
c. Set DAISY-book navigation level
Pause the Daisy book and hold a navigation button FORWARD or BACKWARD to
increase or decrease the navigation level number of the Daisy book.
In most cases, a book has a title, colophon, the book itself with chapters and subchapters,
and an epilogue. Unfortunately, books and magazine have different structures, but DAISY
levels help you navigate a book’s structure.
Level 1 is the highest (for example, the title, colophon, book and epilogue). Level 2 can
navigate further into the book chapters. Level 3 can go into subchapters and so on.
The default level for the i-Speak is level 2, which in many cases can navigate into
chapters . Do not hesitate to change navigation levels and experience the DAISY
navigation method. To find the ideal level, start at level 1 and try navigating the book. If you
cannot go into details as required, increase the level number.
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d. Playing information
While reading, it is possible to get information about the current position and the book’s
total length.
Press and hold the SLEEP TIMER button until the system voice tells you the book position
and total length. Press PLAY-PAUSE to continue reading.
e. The menu.
Pause reading and press and hold the SLEEP TIMER button to open the menu. The menu
contains an internal manual or other device settings. For more information, please read
Chapter 6.5 Device settings.
A single press on the SLEEP TIMER button will close the menu again.
6.3. Using Storage media
The i-Speak can read audiobooks from different media; CD-ROM, SD-card or USB
memory. By inserting a media with a single book, the device will automatically start playing
it. Read chapter 6.4 The bookshelf to select a book when multiple books are detected.
CD-ROM
To load a CD into the i-Speak, insert a CD with the printed side up into the CD slot until the
device guides the CD inward. The i-Speak will now search for books on the CD-ROM and
start playing the content.
SD-card
Insert the SD-card into the SD-card slot at the left side of the i-Speak. The i-Speak will
now search for books from the SD card and starts playing the content.
The form factor of the SD-card slot prevents misinsertion, and it has a push-in / push-out
ejection mechanism to ensure a simple and reliable card insertion and removal.
USB
Insert the USB-flash memory stick into the USB connector at the left side of the i-Speak.
The i-Speak will now search for books from the USB flash memory and starts playing the
content.
To remove the USB flash memory, pull it out of the USB connector.
6.4. The bookshelf
The bookshelf is a collection of all detected DAISY books and other audio formats
currently available on the i-Speak. When the i-Speak detects multiple books on a storage
device(s), it opens the bookshelf.
Easy navigation through the books with the forward and backward buttons and press the
PLAY-PAUSE to select and open a book.
When the i-Speak is powered on with multiple books or when other storage media are
added, the bookshelf is accessible through the menu. First, pause the device if a book is
playing . Press and hold the SLEEP TIMER button to open the menu. The first menu item
will be the bookshelf. Press the PLAY-PAUSE button to open the bookshelf. Note: the
menu will close.
The bookshelf puts the books and other audio in the following order:
1. DAISY books are always at the front of the bookshelf.
2. Other audio files are put at the back of the bookshelf.
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While navigating the bookshelf, the i-speak informs you about the media (CD-ROM, SD or
USB), type (Daisy or other audio), and the title if available.
Note: The bookshelf will search in folders and the subfolders for suitable book types. It is
not preferred to place several books in one folder, which may cause a book or part of it to
be unreadable.
6.5. Device settings
The i-Speak has a menu to get system information or to change the default settings. Get
access to the device settings, the device must be paused. Press and hold the SLEEP
TIMER button, and it will open a menu with device settings. Press the SLEEP TIMER
button again to close the menu.
The menu controls are described below:
FORWARD = next option.
BACKWARD = previous option.
PLAY-PAUSE = Select or set the menu item/feature.
EJECT = Exit a menu item/feature.
The menu items are sequential and looped. Note the bookshelf is only available when
multiple books are detected. Find more information in Chapter 6.4 The bookshelf.
Find below the description of the menu items.
Spoken manual
The i-Speak contains this manual internally, so it can be read out loud. If the desired item
is named in the table of content, you can start reading it by pressing the forward button.
Languages
The i-Speak contains multiple system language and dialects. See the full list in Chapter
9.3 Technical information.
Navigation mode
Mode 1
• Press to jump 10 seconds forward or back.
• Press and hold to jump larger sections forward or back.
Mode 2
• Press when playing to jump 10 seconds forward or back.
• Press and hold while playing to jump larger sections forward or back.
• Press when paused to skip a DAISY book level or track.
• Press and hold when paused to change DAISY book level
(See Chapter 6.1 Basic operating controls; navigation)
Mode 3
• Press when playing to jump 10 seconds forward or back.
• Press and hold while playing to jump larger sections forward or back.
• Press when paused to skip pages (when supported).
• Press and hold to skip multiple pages.
Automatic play
The automatic play enables reading the book or other media after the device is powered
on, or inserted into the device.
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Factory defaults
Reset the i-Speak to factory defaults. (British English, Mode 2, Autoplay “on”).
Note: this resets the resume marker for all books as well.
Software version
The i-Speak will readaloud the internal software version.
7 . Information to promote the product service life
7.1. Maintenance
The i-Speak does not require a high level of maintenance during its expected lifetime.
Use the device always within the operating conditions as specified in the technical
information.
Fingerprints, dust, dirt or scratches on the CD-ROM can distort or reduce sound quality.
Do not touch the CD-ROM surface when handling the disc. Do not stick paper or tape
onto CD-ROM, and do not write on CD-ROM. Please see Chapter 7.2 Cleaning for
information on cleaning CD-ROMs.
Keep the battery charged and avoid deep discharges. The battery lifetime depends on the
amount of charge/discharge cycles and storage conditions.
Replace the battery when it does not reach the specified playing time with a full charge.
Contact your supplier to order the correct battery and follow the instructions (quick
reference guide) :
• Remove any media, switch the device off and disconnect the power supply and any
accessories.
• Place the i-Speak upside down on a stable surface and remove the battery cover.
• Remove the old battery by pulling the label.
• Install the new battery (avoid touching the battery contacts).
• Place the battery cover back into position.
7.2. Cleaning
For safety reasons, always disconnect the AC power adapter from the mains supply before
cleaning the i-Speak.
Follow the instructions below to help prevent the product exterior from deteriorating or
colouration:
• Wipe with a soft, dry cloth.
• Do not use solvents or other chemicals. Do not wipe with a chemically-treated cleaning
cloth.
Cleaning (DAISY) CD-ROM:
• Always clean CD-ROM with a soft cloth, lightly wiping from the centre outwards.
• Do not use solvents, record cleaners, anti-static spray or other chemicals as these can
damage the CD-ROMs.
Use a soft dry cloth to clean all other accessories.
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7.3. Storage and (re-)Packing
When not using the i-speak or accessories for an extended period, store them clean and
dry in the carrying case.
Remove the battery from the device when you do not use the device over a long period.
Keep metal parts away from the battery contacts to prevent shorts.
Batteries will deplete and might lose their performance when stored. The depletion time
strongly depends on the ambient temperature. The higher the ambient temperature, the
more often re-charge is required. The following time-temperature table indicates
re-charge cycles:
1 year : -20° ~ +25°C.
3 months : -20° ~ +45°C.
1 month : -20° ~ +60°C.
Stacking uncased discs or storing them at an angle can cause them to warp and result in
reading problems.
7.4. Transport
Always shut down, disconnect the power adapter and accessories when moving the
device. Carry then the device by using the carrying handle. When being transported, store
the i-Speak into the carrying case to protect against bumps, shocks and dirt.
The i-Speak will be delivered in its original pack containing accessories. The shipping label
will note the correct conditions for delivery. A return label is available on the last page of
the printed user manual. Please add this label on the outside of the transport packaging
when you return the device for service or any other reason. Always contact your distributor
or the manufacturer before returning goods.
Transport and storage conditions:
-25°C to +5°C.
+5°C to +35°C at a relative humidity up to 90 %, non-condensing.
+35°C to +60°C at a water vapour pressure up to 50 hPa.
Keep the packaging dry and avoid direct sunlight. Let the i-Speak and its parts acclimatise
to room temperate before using them.
8 . Disposal & recycling information
The European Union’s WEEE directive requires that products sold in EU countries
must have the crossed-out trashbin label on products and batteries.
This cross-out trashbin label means that customers and end-users should not
dispose of electronic and electrical equipment or accessories in household
waste.
Dispose of packaging in an environmentally- friendly manner.
Prevent potential damage to the environment and human health.
Please ask your supplier or local authorities about current disposal facilities or disposal in
countries outside of the European Union.
Caution for disposal of batteries:
• Follow all safety notice for batteries.
• Prevent short circuit of battery terminals. For example, insulate them with tape.
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9 . Technical information
9.1. Product specification
9.2. Performance & Safety
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Device type Assistive Medical device
Risk Class I (low risk)
No essential performance.
Battery operated Internally powered by a Li-ion battery
3.6V 6800mAh
Power supply Externally powered by AC-DC power supply (for continuous
operation and charging)
Input: 100V to 240Vac 50/60Hz (0.5-0.25A).
Output: 5V 3A. Plug type: 9.5x5.5OD, pin: 2.1mm.
Safety: Class II.
Leakage current: <=100uA.
Short Circuit Protection: Hiccup Mode. Continuous (Auto Recovery).
Portable,
non-transit
operable
For professional and home-healthcare use (indoor use only).
Integrated carrying handle. Not intended to operate the device
while carried.
IP classification
IP20:
- Solid foreign objects >= 12,5 mm.
- Not protected against ingress of water.
Environmental
operating
characteristics
Temperature: +5 to +40°C
Relative humidity: 15 to 85% (Non-Condensing)
Altitude: up to 2000 meter
Atmospheric pressure: 70,0 to 106,0 kPa
Audio
performance
Mono 45mm speaker, 2.9W (max 100dB output)
Maximum safe sound level: 80dB
Magnetic field: <0,5mT at 10cm distance
Headphone driver Medical Classification: BF (body floating) type
Max . 25mW stereo output at 16 or 32 ohms
(max 150mVrms output)
Headphone Stereo on-ear type 32ohm, 3.5mm Jack
50mm soft foam ear pads
Magnetic field: <0,5mT at 3cm distance
Battery
performance
during play
Average 5 to 8 hours, depending on the chosen input port, audio
format and environmental properties.
For music CDs (CD-DA) playtime will be shorter. Approx . 3 hours.
Charging time 4 to 6 hours
Product name i-Speak 2
Dimensions 20.5 x 20x 5.5 cm
Weight Approx. 1kg
Housing Black and white ABS-PC housing, textured to avoid reflections
Comfort Silicone push-buttons in high contrast colours and shapes with
audible feedback in selectable languages

Temporary degradation which requires operator intervention is possible. Degradation of performance
could result in interruption or stuttering audio performance or a change in power led indication.
RF wireless communication systems (*) can continue degrade the performance.
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Manufacturer’s declaration - electromagnetic immunity (EMI)
The i-Speak complies to harmonised standards according to devices regulations
to maintain basic safety during the expected service life and provides reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
However, degradation of performance can occur by ESD, EFT or by RF communication
equipment, including antennas.
This product is tested to EN/IEC 60601-1-2 Ed.4 and the normatively referenced
standards as specified:
Standards IEC 60601-1-2 Test / compliance Level
Radio-frequency disturbance
characteristics CISPR11
Group1, Class B
Electrostatic discharge
(ESD) IEC 61000-4-2 1
±8 kV contact,
±15 kV air
Radiated RF Electromagnetic Field
IEC 61000-4-3
10 V/m, 80 MHz to 2,7 GHz
Proximity fields from RF wireless
communication systems
IEC 61000-4-3 2
385* ,450* , 710, 745, 780, 810, 870,
930, 1720, 1845, 1970, 2450, 5240, 5500,
5785. Test level(s) varies with freq.
Modulation: Pulse or FM
Electrical fast transient/burst
IEC 61000-4-4 1
±2 kV for power supply lines,
±1 kV for input/output lines
Surge
IEC 61000-4-5
±1 kV line(s) to
line(s), ±2 kV line(s)
RF Common mode/ Conducted
Susceptibility IEC 61000-4-6
3 Vrms, 6 V in amateur radio bands
(150 kHz to 80 MHz)
Voltage dips, short interruptions, and
voltage variations on power supply
input lines IEC 61000-4-11
0% UT for 0,5 and 1 cycle,
70% UT for 25/30 cycles,
0% UT for 250/300 cycles
Power frequency (50/60 Hz) magnetic
field IEC 61000-4-8
30 A/m
When the i-Speak is degraded in performance or 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 i-Speak and transmitter or receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected.
• The floors should be made of wood, concrete, or ceramic tile. If floors are covered with
synthetic material, the relative humidity should be at least 30% to prevent electrostatic
discharges.
• Check troubleshooting.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/television technician for help.
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9.3. Features
9.4. Label information
The product label of the i-Speak is located at the bottom side of the device. The
explanation of the label is described below in the printed user manual.
Producentadresse
produktionsdato
Katalog
referencenummer
UDI nummer
Serie nummer
Indgangseffekt
Beskyttelsesniveau
(BF = body floating)
Undgå at lytte til høje
lydstyrker i lange perioder
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Medicinsk udstyr
formål og navn
Læs
brugsanvisningen
Produkt i
overensstemmelse
med E.U. standarder
Indendørs
brugstemperatur
IP-vurdering
WEEE genbrug
i-Speak
Input ports Slot-in CD/DVD drive, SD card (SD and SDHC compatible), USB
Audio format DAISY 2.0 and 3.0 ROM, CD-DA, MP3 and WAV
DAISY Book
Navigation
Bookshelf for multiple books.
Navigation on levels, pages or time.
System languages Dutch, Belgian Dutch, US English, British English, Irish English,
Scottish English, Australian English, Indian English, South African
English, German, French, Canadian French, Belgium French,
Spanish, Chilean Spanish, Argentinian Spanish, Colombian
Spanish, Mexican Spanish,Italian, Arabic, Turkish, Norwegian,
Swedish, Danish, Finnish, Polish, Portuguese, Brazilian
Portuguese, Czech, Russian, Hungarian, Greek, Catalan,
Bulgarian, Croatian, Romanian, Slovak, Japanese
Battery/power
indicator
LED light indication and audible messages
Sound controls Adjustable speed, pitch and audio volume
Sleeptimer 15, 30, 45 or 60 minutes
Power Saving 30 minutes (device paused and no key pressed)
Firmware update Updates by USB flash memory or SD card
Other Bookmarker, autoplay, firmware update

10 . Spareparts
You will find an overview of replacement parts and their order numbers below:
11 . Troubleshooting & repair
The expected device lifetime is about 5 to 10 years (battery and accessories excluded).
The battery life is defined on 500 complete charge/discharge cycles until its capacity falls
under 80% of its original capacity.
Please check the following table when you are experiencing problems. This might help
you solve the issue.
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Item Description Rehan part number
1 Li-ion battery.
3.6V
400-08-0049.
2
AC-DC power supply
100V to 240Vac 50/60Hz (0.5-0.25A).
Incl . 4 mains heads (EU, UK, AU and US (Japan).
400-08-0057.
3 Battery-cover. 700-27-0007.
4 Headphone. 400-08-0036.
5 Carrying case. 1004-01-0206.
6 Usermanual.
7 Quick reference guide.
Problem
Solutions
1 On-off blinking
blue.
Remove battery insulation tab.
Check battery installed correctly?
Reconnect power adapter. Replace battery.
2
CD reading
issue, CD not
starting, audio
stuttering,
sometimes CD
eject.
Check CD for scratches/warping.
Clean CD.
CD is loading data, please wait.
Place i-Speak on stable desk.
DAISY book incompatible.
Contact distributor or manufacturer.
3 CD eject
issue.
CD is loading data, please wait.
Exit menu before ejecting CD.
Hold the EJECT button while connecting the power adapter.
Use a paperclip to push emergency eject (quick reference guide
).
4 Battery power
low,
Short play
duration.
Charge battery (at least 6 hours, i-Speak switched OFF).
Replace battery.
Cold environment
(<10°C). Try different
media.
5 CD navigation
problem.
Set navigation level.
Set navigation mode.

Never use a damaged device or accessory. Do not open, modify or try to repair it yourself;
it can lead to hazardous situations and limit your warranty. When you need to replace a
part, contact your supplier or the manufacturer.
Never hesitate to contact your supplier or the manufacturer to report unexpected
operation; always report critical incidents. Record the serial number and software revision
number before contacting the manufacturer. The serial number is located on the product
label at the bottom; see Chapter 9.4 Label information.
Find the software revision number in the menu; see Chapter 6.5 Device settings.
For distributors and servicing centres
Contact Rehan Electronics for more information about servicing and repair instructions.
Rehan will provide information such as training instructions and part lists to assist service
personnel in repair.
12 . Warranty
The manufacturer gives consumers a minimum 2-year guarantee (legal guarantee) as
protection against faulty goods or goods that do not look or work as advertised. In some
countries, national law may require you to provide more extended guarantees. For more
information about these provisions, contact your supplier.
13 . Contact details
See the back of this document for the contact details of the manufacturer: Rehan
Electronics Ltd.
16 i-Speak
Problem Solutions
6. Not
understanding
system voice.
Follow all steps as below:
1. Remove all media (CD, SD and USB flashmemory).
2. Pause device (PLAY-PAUSE),
3. hold down SLEEP TIMER until menu starts.
4. Press the FORWARD button once.
5. Press the PLAY-PAUSE button.
6. Press the FORWARD or BACKWARD button until you hear the
correct language.
7. Press the PLAY-PAUSE button to select the language.
8. Press SLEEP TIMER to exit the menu.
7. Device not
responding.
CD is loading data, please wait.
Disconnect the power supply, press the ON-OFF button until the
green light turns off.
Disconnect power supply and battery.
8. On-off button
flashes RED.
Device problem. Contact your supplier or manufacturer for service.
9.
Device
unknown error,
halt, noise on
speaker.
Press PLAY-PAUSE again.
Follow up to troubleshoot item 7.
Read technical information on EMI.
Listening over 20 hours at high volume levels will shut-down the
device to prevent hearing loss.

14 . Returblanket
li-ion
-25°C to +5°C
+5°C til +35°C ved en relativ luftfugtighed på op til 90%, ikke-kondenserende
+35°C til +60°C ved et vanddamptryk op til 50 hPa
Returner til:
RMA:
Kundenummer:

Rehan Electronics Ltd.
Brunswick Row
Aughrim Road
Carnew
County Wicklow
Republic of Ireland
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
[e-mail]
technical@rehanelectronics.i
e http://rehanelectronics.com