thomann 100-800 t.bone User manual

Owner’s Manual
VHF WIRELESS INEAR SYSTEM
IEM 100 - 800 / 100 - 863 MHZ

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Thanks a lot for purchasing our wireless InEar system. Please read this user
manual carefully and follow the instructions to avoid danger or damage to
the unit due to mishandling. Keep this user guide for future reference. If you
give the unit to another user, be sure that he also receives this instruction
booklet.
Safety instruction
You have to carefully read the instruction, which includes important
information about the installation, usage and maintenance, BEFORE
operating this device.
XUnpack and check carefully there is no transportation damage before
using the unit.
XBefore operating, ensure that the voltage and frequency of the power
supply match the power requirements of the unit as stated in this manual.
XNever sever the power cord’s earth wire of any device. Otherwise a LIFE
THREATENING situation exists!
XThe unit is for indoor use only. Use it only in a dry location. Exposing the
device to rain or moisture would cause the risk of electrical shock or re.
XThe unit must be operated in a location with adequate ventilation. Be
sure that no ventilation slots are blocked during operation.
XDisconnect the device from the mains power before any servicing or
maintenance.
XDO NOT let any liquids or objects enter the unit. Should any liquid
be spilled on the unit, DISCONNECT the power supply to the unit
immediately and contact the service company.
XKeep any ammable material away from the unit while it is operating.
Otherwise you run the risk of causing a re.
XIn the event of serious operating problems, stop using the unit
immediately. Never try to dismantle, repair or modify the unit by
yourself. Otherwise warranty becomes void. Repairs carried out by
unskilled people can lead to damage or malfunction. Please contact the
nearest authorized technical assistance centre. Always use the same
type spare parts.
XUnder no circumstances may you open the device housing. Should you
do so your safety would not be assured and the warranty will become
void. There are no operational components whatsoever inside!

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XNEVER use the unit under the following conditions:
> In places subject to vibrations or bumps.
> In places with a temperature of over 50°C or less than -10°C.
> In places subject to excessive dryness or humidity (ideal conditions
are between 35% and 80%).
XNever leave the device unattended during operation.
XBefore a storm and/or a thunderstorm with a risk of lightning, please
disconnect the device from the electrical power source.
XThis unit must only be operated by adults. Never allow children to
tamper or play with it. Packaging material (plastic bags, polystyrene
foam, nails, etc.) MUST NOT be left within children’s reach, as it can be
dangerous.
XKeep batteries well away from children. Children can put batteries
into their mouths and swallow them. If a battery is swallowed medical
assistance must be sought IMMEDIATELY.
XNotice regarding disconnection from mains-power:
To completely disconnect the device from mains power, you must
disconnect the adaptor from the power socket. For this reason the
device should be placed in a position where unobstructed access to the
power socket is assured at all times, so that in an emergency you will
be able to immediately pull out the adaptor. To eliminate the risk of re
you should completely disconnect the adaptor from the power socket
when the device is not going to be used for a long time, for example,
during holidays.
XAlways grasp the power adaptor itself. Do not pull on the cord and
never touch the power adaptor with wet hands as this could result in a
short circuit or an electrical shock. Do not place the device, speakers
or anything else on the adaptor cord and make sure that it does not
become clamped. Never tie knots in the adaptor cord and do not bind
it together with other cables. Lay the adaptor cord so that no one can
step on or stumble over it. A damaged power adaptor can cause a
re or an electrical shock. Check the power adaptor and its cord from
time to time. Should it become damaged contact our customer service
department to have it replaced.
XThis appliance must not be used by individuals (including children) with
restricted physical, physiological or intellectual abilities or deciencies in
experience and/or knowledge unless they are supervised by a person
responsible for their safety or receive from this person instruction in how
the appliance is to be used. Keep children away from the device and
power cord!

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Overview
Transmitter front view
1. POWER Keep this button pressed for 2 seconds to
switch the unit on or off.
2. INPUT LEVEL Turn this control to set the input sensitivity.
3. LCD The LCD displays information about
operating or setup.
4. SET Transmitter setup button.
5.  To navigate downwards within the menu.
6.  To navigate upwards within the menu.
7. PHONES Connect headphones with a 1/4” jack here.
8. VOLUME Volume control for the headphones output.
Turn it clockwise to increase the volume.
Turn it counterclockwise to the decrease
volume.

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Transmitter rear view
1. DC INPUT Only connect the cable of the mains adaptor
provided to this socket.
2. LEFT INPUT Connect the audio signal to be transmitted
via left channel to this combo XLR jack.
3. RIGHT INPUT Connect the audio signal to be transmitted
via right channel to this combo XLR jack.
4. PAD Set this switch to „-12 dB“, to attenuate the
input signals by 12 dB. If you set it to „0 dB“
there will be no attenuation.
5. ANTENNA Connect the transmitter antenna provided
here.

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Receiver view
1. ANT Connect the receiver antenna provided
here.
2. RF This LED lights up, when the unit receives a
transmission signal.
3. PHONES Connect the earphones here.
4. ON / OFF MAX On-/Off switch and volume control:
Turn this knob clockwise past the resistance
to switch the receiver on. Turn it further
to increase the volume. Turn this knob
counterclockwise to decrease the volume.
Turn it further past the resistance to switch
the receiver off.
5. LCD The LCD displays information about
operating or setup.
6.  To navigate downwards within the menu.
7.  To navigate upwards within the menu.
8. ESC To decline or quit within the menu.
9. SET Programming button.

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Operating the device
Wearing the backpack transmitter
Clip the transmitter to your belt q, or slide
a guitar strap through the transmitter clip
w as shown. For best results, slide the
transmitter until the belt is pressed against
the base of the clip.
Changing the batteries
Depending on volume and battery brand
the expected life time for two alkaline
batteries is about 5 hours. If there’s only
one bar left in the battery indicator, the
batteries must be changed immediately to
keep up proper function. Therefore open
the battery compartment (A), take out the
spent batteries and replace them by a pair
of fresh ones with same brand and specs,
obeying the correct polarity. If you disregard
the polarity the unit won’t work and may
be damaged. Then close the battery
compartment.
Check the condition of the batteries
regularly. Acid leaking from a battery
may damage the unit. If you will not use
the device for a longer period of time,
remove the batteries to prevent them from
discharging and leaking.
Should the batteries leak, put on a pair
of protective gloves and clean the battery
compartment and terminals with a dry cloth.

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Transmitter setup
Frequency group and channel selection:
Press the SET button, until the GROUP
indicator ashes. Choose a suitable group
using the / buttons, as shown in the
diagrams on the left. Then press the SET
button again, until the CHANNEL indicator
ashes. Now use the / buttons, to
select a suitable channel.
Note: When using multiple systems, for
optimum results set all systems to the same
group and select a different channel number
for each system on that group.
Working mode selection:
Press the SET button repeatedly, until the
STEREO or MONO indicator appears. Use
the / buttons to toggle the operation
mode. Press the SET button again to save
the selected operating mode.
The lock function:
Press the SET button repeatedly, until the
symbol appears. Now press the  or 
button, to release or lock the unit. A locked
unit allows you to view the settings, but not
to change them.
Audio input level indication:
The display indicates the input level as
shown on the left, but only in STEREO
mode. Use the / buttons, to set the
input level as desired.

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Receiver setup
Frequency group and channel selection:
Press the SET button, until the GROUP
indicator ashes. Now use the /
buttons, to choose the same group as
previously set up in that transmitter, which
has to supply this receiver. Refer to the
illustrations shown on the left.
Then press the SET button again, until the
CHANNEL indicator ashes. Now use the
/ buttons, to select the same channel as
previously set up in that transmitter, which
has to supply this receiver.
HF setting:
Press the SET button repeatedly, until the
HF indicator (high frequency) ashes. If
you activate this function using the /
buttons, the frequencies around 10 kHz will
be raised by 6 dB. When deactivated, the
frequency response remains unchanged.
The lock function:
Press the SET button repeatedly, until the
symbol appears. Now press the  or 
button to release or lock the unit. A locked
unit allows you to view the settings, but not
to change them.

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RF signal indicator:
The receiver indicates the strength of the
RF signal with 5 bars of different height.
Battery power indicator:
The more bars shown in the battery symbol,
the more powerful are the inserted batteries.
And this is how the LCD looks in normal
operation.
Disposal
Never throw the device into the regular household waste at the end
of its useful life. This product is subject to the European Directive
2002/96/EC.
XDispose of the device through an approved disposal centre or at your
community waste facility.
XObserve the current existing regulations. In case of doubt contact your
disposal facility.
XThe packaging is certied via a dual system. Take all packaging
materials to an environmentally friendly disposal facility in compliance
with the local regulations.

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Technical specifications
Total system
Transmission frequency range Model 100-800: 790 – 814 MHz
Model 100-863: 863 – 865 MHz
Transmitter output level 10 dBm
Operating range 50 m Ø
(under typical conditions)
Audio frequency response 60 Hz – 16 kHz ± 3 dB
THD < 1 % @ 1 kHz
Dynamic range > 90 dB (A-weighted)
Operating temperature range -10 °C – + 50 °C (battery
characteristics may limit this range)
Transmitter
Max. audio input level + 12 dBV
Gain adjustment range 40 dB
Input impedance 100 kΩ
Dimensions (H x W x D) 44 x 212 x 160 mm
Weight 960 g
Power requirements 12 – 18 V , 300 mA,
(delivered by mains adaptor supplied)
Primary voltage of mains adaptor:
AC 230 V
Wiring XLR inputs Impedance balanced, Pin 1 = ground,
Pin 2 = positive polarity terminal (hot),
Pin 3 = negative polarity terminal (cold)
Receiver
Audio output level 100 mW
Sensitivity -94 dBm for 30 dB SINAD, typical
Image rejection > 55 dB
Dimensions (H x W x D) 90 x 64 x 23 mm
Weight 100 g (without batteries)
Power requirements 2 x 1.5 batteries, size AA
Battery life Ø 5 hours
Our products are subject to a process of continual further development.
Therefore modications to the technical features remain subject to change
without further notice.

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