SERIES

Portable Sound System

OPERATION MANUAL

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Printed in Taiwan , DEC 2007

Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement Focus 500 Operation Manual Congratulation and thank you for the purchase of this all-in-one ultra compact portable sound system. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant To ensure a trouble-free operation, please read this manual thoroughly and fully understand its controls to Part 15 of the FCC Rules .These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful and functions. interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful There are various versions of the Focus 500 as follow : interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in 1. Focus 500 Active Speaker. (Fig.1) a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television 2. Focus 500 portable sound system only. ( Fig.2 ) reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to 3. Focus 500 with Tape Deck. ( Fig.3 ) correct the interference by one of the following measures: 4. Focus 500 with CD / Digital Player with USB-Interface.( Fig.4 ) 5. Focus 500 with CD / Digital Player with USB-Interface & Digital Recorder.( Fig.5 ) ‧Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. 6. Focus 500 with Digital Recorder.( Fig.6 ) ‧Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. ‧Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is All the versions can be equipped with 1 or 2 Wireless ( WR ) or IR receiver module(s). The wireless (WR) connected. receiver module can be either VHF or UHF. The VHF module is a fixed crystal single frequency type ‧Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. whereas the UHF module is a PLL synthesized type with 16 preset frequencies ( identified by external 16 channel rotary switch(s) ). Remark:It is also possible to have all the above versions without any wireless (WR) or IR fitted. FCC Caution : To assure continued compliance,(example-use only shielded interface cables when connecting to Configuration : computer or peripheral devices).Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party All versions of Focus 500 series comes equipped with the following : responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment. 1.A switch mode power supply. 2.One or two wireless microphones, either handheld or bodypack transmitter. ( except version with no This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or wireless receiver module built-in ) transmitter. 3.1 or 2 IR transmitters, either handheld or bodypack transmitter ( except version with no IR module built-in ). FCC Radiation Exposure Statement Matching Transmitters This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20 cm between the radiator & Band Handheld Bodypack your body. VHF Q-1002 M-1002 This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two UHF SQ-5016 SM-5016 conditions(1)This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2)this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. IWH-201 IWM-201 IR IWM-302 Optional accessories : 1.Carrying bag. 2.Tripod stand 3.Dedicated charger and battery charger for IR transmitter, . 4.Charger for UHF transmitter. 5.Companion powered speaker. 6.Wired microphone. Remark: Manufacturer reserves the rights to change the above combinations without prior notice.

28 1 Focus 500 Active Speaker Focus 500 Caution and tips on how to obtain the best results.

A AUX volume ( Amplifier version ) B AUX IN 1. Before inserting the batteries, please make sure that they are inserted according to the correct C DC IN a MIC polarity. D FUSE b AUX E POWER c IR1/ WR1 F Battery Compartment d IR2/ WR2 2. The audio cable of VHF transmitters also serves as antenna. The length of the cable is cut cover release button e TAPE PWR/VOL control MIC AUX IR1 / WR1 IR2 / WR2 TAPE TONE VHF/IR a c f TONE b d e f according Active g MIC IN Version MIC IN AUX IN AUX OUT DC IN FUSE to the specific frequency range. Do not alter the length or mix around the cable of different Speaker h AUX IN g h i j k l m i AUX OUT transmitters. The use of wrong audio cable will affect the antenna efficiency of the transmitter! j CHARGING INDICATOR k DC IN l FUSE 3. Use only brand new Alkaline batteries. Do not use " general purpose " batteries, When batteries are m POWER weak, replace the all batteries at the same time. Do not mix and use new and old batteries together.

4. Position the receiver such that it has the least possible obstructions between it and the transmitter. A MIC B AUX Line of sight is best ! C IR1/ WR1 D IR2/ WR2 E TAPE PWR/VOL control 5. The transmitter and the receiver should be as close as possible but not less than 1m. F TONE UHF G MIC IN MIN MAX MIN MAX ON/MIN MAX ON/MIN MAX ON/MIN MAX LO HI A MIC AUX IR1/WR1 IR2/WR2 TAPE E TONE H AUX IN Version A B C D DC IN F 6. A receiver cannot receive signals from two or more transmitters simultaneously. B C D I AUX OUT BATTERY LOWM E MIC IN AUX IN AUX OUT WR1 WR2 CHARGING FUSE BATTERY STATUS POWER J WR1 channel selector G H I J K L N O F F P P OPEN OPEN K WR2 channel selector 7. Turn the transmitter off when it is not in use. Remove the batteries if it is not to be used for a OPEN OPEN L CHARGING INDICATOR M DC IN period of time. N FUSE O POWER P Battery Compartment 8. Antennas form an integral part of the receiver and must be installed when in Operation. Fig. 1 cover release button Fig. 2 Focus 500 (Tape Deck Version )

1 CASSE TTE COVER VHF/ IR 2 RECORD KEY 3 1 PLAY KEY 4 FAST REWING KEY 5 FAST FORWARD KEY 6 STOP/EJECT KEY MIC AUX IR1 / WR1 IR2 / WR2 TAPE TONE 7 PAUSE KEY a b c d e f REC PLAY REW F.F ST/EJ PAUSE

MIC IN AUX IN AUX OUT DC IN FUSE A MIC g 2 3 4 5 6 7 h i j k l m B AUX C IR1/ WR1 a MIC D IR2/ WR2 b AUX UHF E TAPE PWR/VOL control c MIN MAX MIN MAX ON/MIN MAX ON/MIN MAX ON/MIN MAX LO HI IR1/ WR1 MIC AUX IR1/WR1 IR2/WR2 TAPE E TONE F TONE A B C D DC IN F d IR2/ WR2 G MIC IN e TAPE PWR/VOL control BATTERY LOW M H AUX IN MIC IN AUX IN AUX OUT WR1 WR2 CHARGING FUSE f TONE BATTERY STATUS G H I J K L N POWER I AUX OUT g MIC IN O J WR1 channel selector h AUX IN P P OPEN OPEN K WR2 channel selector i AUX OUT L CHARGING INDICATOR j CHARGING INDICATOR M DC IN k DC IN N FUSE l FUSE O POWER m POWER P Battery Compartment cover release button Fig. 3 2 27

Focus 500 Bodypack IR Transmitter ( IWM-302 ) (CD / Digital Player with USB-Interface version )

1.Volume control 1 LCD Display 21 PLAY/PAUSE 3 STOP 2.On / Off switch MIC AUX IR1 / WR1 IR2 / WR2 TAPE TONE 4 a b c d e f 2 3 4 5 SKIP 3.Battery compartment 11 5 EJECT 1 6 MIC IN AUX IN AUX OUT DC IN FUSE CD SELECTOR 4.Compartment g h i j k l m 7 USB SELECTOR 6 7 8 9 10 8 FOLDER SKIP 5.Tie-Clip IR emitter (IT-10) 9 IR 6.Mic clip VHF/ IR 10 USB INPUT 11 POWER/VOL. 7.Charging contacts a MIC A MIC b AUX B AUX c IR1/ WR1 C IR1/ WR1

d IR2/ WR2 MIN MAX MIN MAX ON/MIN MAX ON/MIN MAX ON/MIN MAX LO HI D IR2/ WR2 UHF MIC AUX IR1/WR1 IR2/WR2 TAPE TONE e E TAPE PWR/VOL control A B C D DC IN F E TAPE PWR/VOL control f TONE F TONE

g BATTERY LOWM MIC IN MIC IN AUX IN AUX OUT WR1 WR2 CHARGING FUSE G MIC IN BATTERY STATUS POWER h AUX IN G H I J K L N O H AUX IN i AUX OUT P P I AUX OUT j CHARGING INDICATOR OPEN OPEN J WR1 channel selector 4 k DC IN K WR2 channel selector l FUSE L CHARGING INDICATOR 5 m POWER M DC IN 6 N FUSE O POWER P Battery Compartment cover release button Fig. 4

Focus-500 7 Correct Ways of wearing the tie-clip type IR emitter ( CD / Digital Player with USB-Interface & Digital Recorder version )

a POWER b LCD Display c EAR 1 LCD Display d USB e SD Card Slot 1 2 PLAY/PAUSE f LINE IWM-302 uses 2 pieces of " AA " size batteries (Alkaline battery is recommended ). To install or remove 3 STOP g EQ h the batteries, press the release buttons at the edges of the transmitter to open or close the cover as 4 SKIP 2 3 4 5 REPEAT 11 i 5 EJECT j illustrated ( Fig.1). When installing the batteries with the cover open toward you, the cover might block 1 6 CD SELECTOR k REC. l STOP 7 6 7 8 9 10 your hand. It is thus recommended that while inserting or removing the batteries please hold the USB SELECTOR m MODE 8 FOLDER SKIP n PLAY ll transmitter in such a way that the cover opens away from you. ( Fig.2 ) f g h i j o 9 Digital Recorder Player LINE EQ VO/M3 DEL. MIC VOL IR A-B p REC STOP MODE PLAY MIC IN 10 USB INPUT b k l m n POWER F C q VOL a p 11 EAR POWER/VOL. e SD card o q c MIC IN d MIC L/L+R R VOL VOL A MIC HIGH POWER B AUX LOW POWER C IR1/ WR1 UHF D IR2/ WR2 MIN MAX MIN MAX ON/MIN MAX ON/MIN MAX ON/MIN MAX LO HI E TAPE PWR/VOL control MIC AUX IR1/WR1 IR2/WR2 TAPE E TONE A B C D DC IN F F TONE G MIC IN BATTERY LOWM CH A (2.08 MHz) MIC IN AUX IN AUX OUT WR1 WR2 CHARGING FUSE H AUX IN BATTERY STATUS a MIC POWER VHF/ IR G H I J K L N CH B (2.54 MHz) b AUX O I AUX OUT c IR1/ WR1 P P J WR1 channel selector OPEN OPEN d IR2/ WR2 K WR2 channel selector L CHARGING INDICATOR e TAPE PWR/VOL MIC AUX IR1 / WR1 IR2 / WR2 TAPE TONE MT:Gain Control f TONE a b c d e f M DC IN g MIC IN N FUSE O POWER h AUX IN MIC IN AUX IN AUX OUT DC IN FUSE P Battery Compartment AUX OUT g h i j k l m i cover release button ( Fig.1) ( Fig.2) j CHARGING INDICATOR k DC IN l FUSE Fig. 5 26 m POWER 3 Focus-500 ( Digital Recorder version ) Bodypack IR Transmitter ( IWM-202 ) 6 3 5

a POWER 3 b LCD Display c EAR d USB 1.battery cover 7 e SD Card Slot f LINE 2.battery g EQ 2 h REPEAT i 3.lavalier or headset VHF/ IR j k REC. microphone input l STOP m MODE 4.power n PLAY ll 1 f g h i j Digital Recorder Player LINE EQ VO/M3 DEL. o MIC VOL MIC AUX IR1 / WR1 IR2 / WR2 TAPE TONE A-B REC STOP MODE 5.power indicator PLAY p MIC IN 4 a b c d e f b k l m n POWER F C q VOL

a EAR p e SD card o q 6.Volume adjust c MIC IN d MIC L/L+R R VOL MIC IN AUX IN AUX OUT DC IN FUSE VOL A MIC g h i j k l m B AUX 7.infrared emission source Fig. 19 C IR1/ WR1 a MIC D IR2/ WR2 b AUX UHF MIN MAX MIN MAX ON/MIN MAX ON/MIN MAX ON/MIN MAX LO HI E TAPE PWR/VOL control c IR1/ WR1 MIC AUX IR1/WR1 IR2/WR2 TAPE E TONE 1.Open battery cover and put 2*AA alkaline batteries. A B C D DC IN F F TONE d IR2/ WR2 MIC IN e G 2.Connect with lavalier or headset microphone input. TAPE PWR/VOL control BATTERY LOWM MIC IN AUX IN AUX OUT WR1 WR2 CHARGING FUSE H AUX IN BATTERY STATUS f TONE J POWER G H I K L N O I AUX OUT 3.Power on and power indicator turns green, if turning red or remaining off it means battery g MIC IN J WR1 channel selector h AUX IN P P weak or no power. Please replace with new batteries. Generally two K WR2 channel selector i AUX OUT L CHARGING INDICATOR alkaline batteries can last 3~4 hours in use. j CHARGING INDICATOR M DC IN k DC IN N FUSE 4.Adjust amplifier volume control. l FUSE O POWER 5.Do not cover with infrared emission source anytime. m POWER P Battery Compartment cover release button Fig. 6 Custom Made Rechargeable Ni-MH Battery

1.This battery is exclusively designed for the infrared wireless microphone. 2.Be sure to charge the attached battery before use. 3.For sure you do not repeat recharging the battery before full discharge. 4.Keep clean the terminal of charger, otherwise you may not charge the battery. 5.Do not repeatedly recharge the battery before full discharge, if you repeat above, battery life will be shortened. 6.Battery life about 1 year or 500 recharge cycle under normal operation, when you feel operating time became shorter even full charging, the battery is exhausted. 7.Replace with new battery.(Be sure to use exactly same type as attached)

Battery Operating Time Continuous operating time of fully charger Ni-MH 2100mA/2.4v battery is as follows:

Position of Power Selector Switch Lo position Hi position

Operating time 6 hours 4 hours

4 25 Operating procedures Installation of Lavalier / Headset microphones or instrument inputs After unpacking the unit for the first time, please charge the unit for about 4~5 hours before any Depending on customer requirements, Lavalier / Headset microphone or instrument inputs could be operation. This is absolutely necessary as the built-in rechargeable battery might have been discharged connected to the transmitter via the audio input connector. User is free to choose the various input naturally due to long shipment and storage time, even though it has been fully charged in the factory sources but is advised to take note that connector used must be compatible to each other. prior to shipment. To charge the battery, just plug in the DC end of the switch mode power supply into the DC IN of the unit and charging will start automatically. During the charging process, the charging indicator LED will flash GREEN. When GREEN LED stays glowing permanently, battery is then fully charged and normal LED Indicator operation could now be started.

To operate this portable sound unit, switch on the main POWER, which will glow GREEN. However, the main POWER switch does NOT switch on the IR or WR module and Tape / CD cum MP3 USB Input for Headset / Lavalier player/Digital Recorder as each of them has a dedicated Power / Volume control switch indicated by IR1/WR1, IR2/WR2 and CD cum MP3 USB player / TAPE/ Digital Recorder has its own power switch on its panel. To operate each of them, you must switch them on accordingly.

Power Switch When the Charging / Battery Status Indicator glows RED, it means the built-in rechargeable battery is weak and a recharge is necessary. While charging, the unit could also be operated simultaneously.

Input Level Gain Control Adjustment Operating the built-in Wireless ( WR ) / Infrared ( IR ) receiver modules Low impedance (Lo-Z) " MT" & high impedance (Hi-Z) " GT" gain controls are situated inside the transmitter as illustrated below. Gain controls are adjustment ports that enable you to use microphones On the Focus 500 control panel, there are two designated power switch / volume control knob for the of differing output levels and Guitar or instruments with Hi-Z output. To adjust microphone (Lo-Z) built-in Wireless Receiver (WR) / Infrared (IR) receiver modules. They are indicated by IR1 / WR1 and input levels, turn the "MT" control and to adjust the Guitar or instrument (Hi-Z) input, adjust the "GT" IR2 / WR2 . gain control to set the transmitter's desired audio input level. To use the 1st wireless or IR microphone, switch on the IR1 / WR1 power cum volume control switch, Red LED next to it will glow. Switch on the corresponding transmitter ( RF or IR type ). Rotate the volume control knob clockwise and amplified sound could be heard if voice is spoken into the transmitter.

To use the 2nd wireless or IR microphone, switch on IR2 / WR2 power cum volume control switch and repeat the same operation as above.

GT MT By default, when the system is equipped with one WR / IR receiver module only, it is always control via IR1 / WR1 switch, IR2 / WR2 is then redundant.

For Focus 500 which comes with wireless receiver (WR) module, there are two possibilities, namely the VHF or UHF version. The VHF receiver module is a fixed frequency type. To operate the VHF version, just switch on the corresponding wireless microphone(s) after switching on the IR1/WR1 or IR2/WR2 switch.

To operate the UHF version, which comes with 16 preset frequencies, please ensure that the channel setting on the wireless microphone and Focus 500 receiver module are the same before operation. Then perform the same procedure as above.

The above operation is only valid with Focus 500 version with built-in wireless receiver (WR) / IR module(s). Otherwise, the IR / WR controls are redundant.

24 5 Operating the dynamic wired microphone RF Belt-Pack Transmitter (M-1002) VHF Parts & Functions There is a MIC IN jack with dedicated volume control for this portable sound unit. To use a cable microphone ( dynamic only ), just plug a phone jack plug into MIC IN . Rotate the volume control knob Power Switch clockwise and amplified sound could be heard when voice is spoken into the cable microphone. Battery status indicator. Operation of system with CD / Digital Player with USB-Interface MIC cable This operation is valid for version of Focus 500 with built-in " CD / Digital Player with USB-Interface ". MIC IN socket To operate, turn on the main power of Focus 500 and then press the PWR/VOL control knob of the player Belt clip to activate it. The LCD panel on the CD player will be lighted up and normal operation is ready. To insert ( hidden behind ) a CD, just push it into the CD slot and the mechanism will suck it in automatically. Battery compartment Rotate the module's PWR/VOL control knob to adjust the volume of the player. For Bass and Treble Battery cover setting, adjust the TONE control. Clockwise from centre line of the TONE control is to boost Treble and compartment counterclockwise direction from centre line is to boost Bass. MIC capsule For more details, please refer to the explanation on " CD / Digital Player with USB-Interface " controls and functions. MIC clip

Operation of system with Digital Recorder Battery Installation This operation is valid for version of Focus 500 with built-in " Digital Recorder ". M-1002 uses 1 piece of 9V battery. To install new or replace the old battery, first open the battery compartment cover, then insert the new battery according to its To operate, first turn on the Master power switch and then press the designated correct polarity as indicated. For longer operation hour, Alkaline battery is power button of this module. The LCD display will be lighted up and Volume setting recommended! can be done by rotating the knob. For Bass and Treble setting, adjust the designated controls respectively. Clockwise direction to either control is to boost and counterclockwise is to back off its level.

For more details, please refer to the explanation of " Digital Recorder " controls and functions. Operation of system with Tape Deck.

This operation is valid for version of Focus 500 with built-in " Tape Deck ". Belt Clip Rotate the volume control knob of the TAPE control to adjust the volume of the TAPE player. For Bass and Treble setting, adjust TONE control. Clockwise from centre line of TONE control is to boost Treble This uniquely designed belt clip allows 360 rotation. Select the best position and counterclockwise direction from centre line is to boost Bass. to achieve optimum wearing comfort.

For more details, please refer to the explanation of " Tape Deck " controls and functions. 360 rotate able belt clip.

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6 239 Making changes to various settings in Beltpack Simple DIY Trouble-shooting : Transmitter. No sound when speaking into the wireless microphone

1.Making changes to CHANNEL / FREQUENCY: Please verify the followings: Use UP or DOWN button to go to the CHANNEL /FREQUENCY page. 1.Main power switch of the system should be ON. When power on LED not lighting up, it means that the battery is either weak or not charged. Please plug in the AC cable to Charge the battery. The rechargeable battery has a life span of about 2 years. If the batteries have reached their life expectancy, please change to a fresh pair. The cursor will flash to allow changes to be made. Pressing UP or DOWN button will increase or decrease the channel number. The corresponding frequency will 2.The power switch of the corresponding receiver module should be put to ON. This is indicated by the lighted change accordingly. When a desired channel(frequency) is being selected, it will power LED. When two wireless microphones are used, both power switches of the receiver modules must be automatically saved and stored in the memory. be ON.

3.Wireless microphone should be switched to ON and verify that the battery is okay. ( please refer to wireless microphone operating manual ). Remark : When changing transmitter frequencies, care should be taken to avoid causing interference to other channels / users. 4.Please verify that the frequency on the wireless microphone and the corresponding built-in wireless receiver module are exactly of the same frequency group and channel.

2.Making changes to Battery selection: No sound when Tape Deck is used Use UP or DOWN button to go to the Battery selection page. 1. Main power switch should be ON. When no light appears, it means that the battery is weak. Please plug in the AC cable to charge the battery. 2. Please verify that the PWR/VOL control is switched on when Focus 500 has been turned on. Press SET for about 2 seconds to activate the cursor. Press UP or DOWN button to move the cursor to either NiMH ( rechargeable battery ) or AKLN ( Alkaline battery ) No sound when " CD / Digital Player with USB-Interface " or " Digital Recorder " is position. used. When the desired option has been selected, press SET for about 2 seconds to save and store the data in the memory. 1. Main power switch should be ON. When no light appears, it means that the battery is weak. Please plug in the AC cable to charge the battery.

2. Only " CD / Digital Player with USB-Interface "or " Digital Recorder " is switched on and Focus 500 is still Remark : NiMH battery must be selected when rechargeable battery is off. If this is the case, both the module in use and main power of Focus 500 have to be switched on for being used. Never select AKLN ( Alkaline ) when transmitter is intended operation. for charging as Alkaline battery can not be charged ! Wrong selection of battery will result in battery sensing electronics to display wrong and mislead status information.

22 7 Operating the Tape Deck BELT-PACK TRANSMITTER (SM-5016) UHF

To begin operation., first switch on the TAPE Power/Volume control, after switching on the main switch Antenna Battery weak / audio mute indicator

Audio mute switch Mini-XLR connector Keys Functions Power ON / OFF switch FF Fast Forward Press this key for fast forward . LCD display FP Forward Play Press this key for play in forward direction. Mini USB port Cover release button Stop Press this key to stop the tape. Charging contacts RP Reverse Play Press this key for play in reverse direction. 10 Lavalier microphone FR Fast Reverse Press this key for fast reverse. 11 Mic clip

Record Press this key together with FP or RP key for recording. Mode selector This key can be pressed to select one of the following three modes. 8 Active in Forward nor Reverse direction, the cassette tape will

play to the end and stop automatically. This mode may be used 12 for Record and Play. 13 14 12 SET The cassette tape will play to the end, stop, reverse direction to 1516 13 UP 14 DOWN the end of the second side and stop. This mode may be used for 9 Record and Play. 15 GT 16 MT This mode provides continuous " Play " operation. It is not operable in Record mode, however, it will record one complete cycle if the 11 recording is begun in the Forward direction. Speed Control Normal tape speed at center position. Clockwise direction to increase INSTALLATION OF BATTERIES tape speed. Counter-clockwise direction to reduce tape speed. SM-5016 uses 2 pieces of " AA " size batteries (Alkaline battery is recommended ). To install or Eject This key is pressed for ejecting the tape. remove the batteries, press the release buttons at the edges of the transmitter to open or close the cover as illustrated ( Fig.1 ). When installing the batteries with the cover open toward you, the cover might block your hand. It is thus recommended that while inserting or removing the batteries please hold the transmitter in such a way that the cover open away from you. ( Fig.2 ) Rotate the TAPE PWR/VOL control knob on the panel to adjust the volume of the Cassette deck. For Bass and Treble setting, adjust TONE control. Clockwise direction from centre line is to boost Treble and counter-clockwise direction from centre line is to boost Bass.

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8 21 Desktop BATTERY CHARGER ( HC- 10 ) FOR IR Operating the CD / Digital Player with USB-Interface

Operation To begin operation., first switch on the CD Power On switch , after switching on the main switch of the FOCUS 500. CHARGE INDICATOR LED 1.connect the DC plug of the adapter to the DC socket of the charger. Keys Functions Panel Remote 2.When charging , the indication lamp is (Red). PLAY/ When this key is pushed during CD stop, play will start after track search. 3.Press each charge/discharge button for PAUSE When this key is pushed during CD is playing, then it is changed to pause.

discharge (yellow)and press one more time When this key is pushed during CD is pausing, then it is changed to play. STOP When CD is not stop, if this key is pushed then CD will stop. that will be back to charging (Red). CD When press this key will change to cd-mp3 mode. 4.When recharge is finished, Green LED will light USB When press this key will changed to USB mode. up and sound. In stop mode: DISCHSRGE 5.When connect the charging plug to the ring Change the starting play track(file) during stop mode, cyclic to the first track, INDICATOR LED output socket of the charger, the right charger's if it is in the last track. trough could be an external charge. In program entry mode: 6.The full charge capacity is 700mAH. Change to the next track(file) for program select . RECHARGEABLE SKIP+ In play mode, pause mode, program play mode, random play mode: BATTERY UP/CUE Single pressed, skip the playing track(file) to next track(file) for normal play/pause mode, to next program index track(file) for program play/pause mode, to next random track(file) for random play /pause mode. HC10 ADAPTOR Continue pressed , fast forward during play/pause when pressed more 8V / 1500mA than 0.7sec. In stop mode: HANDHELD MIC CHARGER (HC-20) Change the starting play track (file) during stop mode, cyclic to the last track, if it is in the first track. In program Entry mode: 1.Connect the Adapter to a wall outlet. HC20 ADAPTOR 2.Insert infrared Wireless Microphone to charger. Change to the previous track (file) for program select. 9V / 700 mA 3.The red LED of charger will light up during SKIP- In play mode, pause mode, program play mode: charging. Charging time will be DONW/REV Single pressed, skip the playing track (file) to precious track(file) for normal approx. 3.5 hours. play/pause mode, to previous program index track(file) for program 4.When charging is completed, the green LED play/pause mode. indicator will turn on and red LED Continue pressed, fast reverse during play/pause when pressed more turn off. than 0.7sec. 5.Rechargeable battery to be exactly same type as In stop mode: attached only. When other type Skip the starting play folder to next folder during stop mode, cyclic to the of battery is installed in microphone, you can not first folder if it is in the last folder. Charge the battery. In program entry mode: FOLDER-UP Change the file for program select to next folder's first file, cyclic to the INDICATOR LED first folder if it is in the last folder. In normal play mode: Skip the playing file to the next folder's first file.

NOTE: Be sure to use specified battery only. You can not charge other type of battery. Do not use any battery and battery charger other than specified.

20 9 Handheld IR Transmitter (IWH-201) In stop mode: Skip the starting play folder to previous folder during stop mode, cyclic to the last folder if it is in the first folder. FOLDER- In program entry mode: DOWN Change the file for program select to previous folder's first file, cyclic to the last folder if it is in the first folder. charging terminal(- ) In normal play mode: 2 3 charging terminal(+) Skip the playing file to the previous folder's first file. In mp3 mode and in USB mode . If this key is pushed, PLAY mode is changed cyclically shown below. PLAY ALL RANDOM REPEAT TRACK REPEAT FOLDER REPEAT ALL RANDOM REPEAT PLAY ALL PLAY MODE IN CD mode If this key is pushed, 1 4 5 PLAY mode is changed cyclically shown below 1.Grille cover PLAY ALL RANDOM REPEAT TRACK 2.Battery low indicator REPEAT ALL RANDOM REPEAT PLAY ALL. Green LED shows that the battery is in full or enough power. Red LED shows that the battery is weak. Recharge the battery. EJECT When this key is pushed, door is moved out. 3.Power switch Set to programming mode. PROG Slide to turn microphone on. When programming mode, [stop] key is pushed then program is all cleared. When this key is pushed during CD is playing, the set will mute the output. 4.Infrared emission source MUTE option Push again, will recovery the output . Transmitting the infrared ray which carries voice. POWER Power SW of the set . 5.Power Selector Switch (Lo/Hi) In CDDA mode, Press"ESP" key , The ESP display lighted and the set is This switch changes transmitting power of infrared ray. At Lo position transmitting ESP in electronic anti-shock state. The electronic anti-shock time is about 40 distance is approx. 20M and at Hi position approx. 30M. seconds. Press "ESP" key again, cancel the ESP function. If transmission system may pick up some noise at Lo position. In MP3 mode : Press this key once FILE search mode changed . It means the transmitting distance may be insufficient. Set the switch to Hi position. FIND Press this key twice ALBUM search mode changed .If press this key long Factory setting is Lo position. time once track is displayed .press twice ID3 TAG is displayed. 0~10; You can use these keys to select the track you want directly. At Hi power operation, operating time is approx. 4 hours. When this key is pushed , the volume will decrease by 1dB per step , VOL.- ENCODE the min. volume is 0dB. When this key is pushed, the volume will increase by 1dB per step , REPLACEMENT OF BATTE RY(IWH-201) VOL.+ ENCODE the max. volume is 30dB. Turn the battery cover counterclockwise and pull it out. As shown in ( Fig.1 ). Make sure the power switch is in OFF position when replacing battery. Caution: This player does not accept 8-cm diameter CD. Make sure the battery polarity is correct during when installation of new battery. User is advised to have the USB 2.0 formatted in " FAT " or " FAT 32 ". The built-in USB 2.0 player can not be able to rea d the MP3 files sto red in your USB if it Provided Ni-MH battery set 3 Battery cover is not formatted by either " FAT " or " FAT-32 ". To avoid possible damage to 1 the USB, rem ember to detach it only after switching off the player.

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Making changes to various settings in handheld transmitter. Operating the Digital Recorder Product Features : 1.Making changes to Channel: 1.Digital record to MP3 compression format Use UP or DOWN button to go to the CHANNEL/ FREQUENCY page. The cursor 2.Highest sample rate at 44.1KHz, 128Kbps (as CD quality). will flash to allow changes to be made. Pressing UP or DOWN button will increase 3.1 - 99 recording tracks. or decrease the channel number. The corresponding frequency will change 4.Equiped with 64MB flash memory for 60 min. recording time. accordingly. When a desired channel is selected, it will be automatically saved and 5.Available expanded memory socket of SD card. Up to 512MB stored in the memory. ( When using 512 MB SD card, the recording time is available for over 8 hours.) ( If using 1G MB SD card, it will be divided into 99 recordable tracks, each track with recording time no more than 9:59:59 will be able to display time function on LCD.) 6.USB port to PC for easy download or duplication. 7.EQ mode selection (5 modes: Normal, Classic, Pop, Rock, Jazz) 8.REPEAT function (A-B Repeat, Repeat, Repeat All).. 2. Making changes to Battery selection: 9.Time counting Use UP or DOWN button to go to the Battery selection page. 10.Two MIC-IN (L/L+R, R) jacks. 11.Line-in control key. 12.Stereo earphone jack. 13.Tack select, Play, Stop, Pause, Forward & Rewind control keys. 14.Mode control keys. Press UP or DOWN button to move the cursor to either NiMH ( rechargeable battery 15.Rotary Volume Control for MIC REC. and Volume Level. ) or AKLN ( Alkaline battery ) position. Specification : When the desired battery has been selected, it will be automatically saved and Equipped memory: 64 MB NAND flash memory USB plug type: USB 1.1 stored in the memory. Recording sample rate: 44.1KHz 128Kbps Impedance: 10K ohms Remark : NiMH battery must be selected when rechargeable battery is being Output level: 1 V +/- 2dB (1KHz/0dB) used. Never select AKLN ( Alkaline ) when transmitter is intended for charging Power request: +12Vdc / 500mA as Alkaline battery can not be charged ! Wrong selection of battery will result Current consumption: < 350mA in battery sensing electronics to display wrong and misleading status Operating system: Window 98 , ME , 2000 , XP

3. Making changes to Sensitivity Level: Usual manual of Digital Recorder & Player Use UP or DOWN button to go to the SENS SET page. 1.Key---Power ,REC ,PLAY(ll) ,■ ,MODE ,▼,▲(/LINE IN) , A-B(/EQ) , ( ), <<(/VOC,/MP3) , >>(/DEL.) 2. Tracks----1~99 tracks May store 99 tracks both in VOC mode and MP3 Mode, flash memory or SD card. Built-in 64MB NAND flash memory has a capacity of approx. 60 min. Press UP or DOWN button to increase or decrease the Sensitivity Level of the recording time. transmitter. The MAX level is 4 and the MIN level is 1. 3.LCD:

When a desired sensitivity level has been selected for your application, it will be automatically saved and stored in the Memory. Remark : When selecting Sensitivity level, please bear in mind that Level 1 is for close proximity singing purposes whereas Level 4 is for use of transmitter on tripod mount for speech purposes. When Level 4 setting is used for close proximity singing, high SPL input will result in undesirable distortion in the output. 3-1 MODE key After performing setting changes, you could turn the protective cover 180° in either 3-2 EQ select(CLASSIC, POP, ROCK, JAZZ) direction to block the buttons from being accidentally adjusted. 3-3 VOC mode 3-4 MP3 mode

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) F H U ( : 6 1 0 5 - Q S Q-1002(VHF) 5. MODE key------Push the MODE key with another key for special function selection. The RF HAND-HELD Microphone LCD will show "MODE" when push MODE key, you shall push another function key to perform the function. If you does not push another function Handheld Microphone key within 5 seconds, the machine will back to idle mode. Following is the Parts and Functions detail of special function keys. Battery compartment Battery status cover LED indicator 5-1 MODE key +▲(/LINE IN) key:LCD will show "LINE IN", and select line in audio source as recording source.

5-2 MODE key + A-B(/EQ) key :For EQ select function. EQ sequence is Normal、Classic、 Color cap Pop、Rock、Jazz. (Normal EQ will not be shown on LCD) Metal Grille ( Capsule module inside ) 5-3 MODE key + (/VOC,/MP3) key: To select VOC mode (Record from microphone or LINE IN source) or MP3 mode (Download *.mp3 files from PC). Power Switch 5-4 MODE key + (/Del.) key : When push these two keys, the LCD will show DEL,you must push (/Del.) key again to delete the track. The LCD will show"DEL" Battery Installation until the delete process is finished. Q-1002 uses 1 piece of 9V battery. To install new or replace the old battery, First unscrew the battery cap from tthe battery compartment, then insert the new battery according to its correct polarity as indicated. For longer 5-5 MODE key + ■ key :Change flash and SD card under PLAY and Idle modes. operation hour, Alkaline battery is recommended! 6. The machine offers extended connectors:

6-1 EAR :for earphone Press 6-2 :USB connector to PC 6-3 SD card:for extended SD memory card,up to 512MB (When use 512 MB SD card, the recording time is available for over 8 hours) ( If use 1GMB SD card, it will be divided into 99 tracks recording, each track of recording time no more than 9:59:59 will be able to display time function on LCD) 6-4 MIC IN：connect to two microphones

7. ROTARY VOLUME CONTROL After putting the battery cover back to the housing , slide the switch to "ON" position as shown in Fig.1 7.1 MIC REC. Rotary Volume Control 7.2 Level Rotary Volume Control.

8. USB CONNECTION : You can easily copy MP3 files from computer to the machine through slide to "ON" position USB connection. A. Install Hardware: Connect the machine and your computer with a USB cable. You computer will recognize a new removable storage device automatically. You can add, delete, copy, and preview files. (If the operation system of your computer is Window 98 or below, you must install USB driver for first use. The USB driver is included.)

Fig. 1 B. Store new files to VOC mode: MP3 files on the computer can be stored to VOC mode. However, the file names must be renamed as following format: B-1：If you want to store the file to flash memory in VOC mode, you must rename it asM_INT _XX.MP3 (XX stands for track location) B-2：If you want to store the file to SD card in VOC mode, you must rename it as M_EXT_XX. MP3 (XX stands for track location) File format must be MP3 to work.

C. Store new files to MP3 mode: *mp3 or *wma files on the computer can be stored to MP3 mode, no need to rename the file, it will store to MP3 mode automatically. E: After completing all operations on computer, please detect the USB connection then to operate the machine. * * * NOTICE：Please read the following notice before you use our DIGI- REC Series .

16 13 9. Please use the one with cooperate specification (marks on the back of the machine). Battery Charging Please turn off the power when you do not use the machine for a period of times. Internally, the Focus 500 / Focus Slave contain 1 piece of 12V / 2.7AH maintenance-free lead acid * To keep stable data transmission, please do not twist the USB cable during data transmission. rechargeable battery, which has no memory effect. When the battery is weak, the power indicator RED LED * Please do not press the LCD monitor heavily, or touch it with finger or sharp articles. * Please prevent water leak into the machine. will light up when the main power is switched on.

10 . The SD card is a very precise electronic part, please use it according to the following notice: To charge the battery, simply plug in the AC power supply, the charging process will start automatically. While *To prevent taking the SD card out of the machine during data transmission. charging, the charging indicator will be in FLASH , GREEN. When battery is fully charged, the charging *Do not bend, strike, drop or take apart the SD card. indicator will stay GREEN. *To prevent to place the SD card in a high temperature, high humidity, dusty place, or a place full with static electricity. *Please make sure the SD card you are using has been format. *Make sure the write protection switch of the SD card is released when you are recording . *Our product will process large amount of messages during recording and playing, we strongly Specification suggest you to use high speed SD card as extension memory card, to prevent noise, data lose or any transmission problem. Item Specification Max. Power Output Max. 50/30W (RMS) / 4Ω Load * We have tested and approval the following brands of SD card for our machine, they are: Toshiba SD-M51225R2W 512MB Distortion < 0.5% Apacer SD 120X 1GB Frequency Range VHF Band 160 - 260 MHz, UHF Band 600 - 900 MHz Apacer SD 256MB Input Infrared receiver/Wireless receiver/ TAPE CD cum MP3 USB player / Digital Recorder player / 11. We do not guarantee the function, operation, or life of any SD card is used in our machine. Wired Mic / AUX IN We do not also take any responsibility of indemnity for the damage of SD cards. Speaker System 6 1/2" full range speaker Power Supply Built-in Battery 12. Same as other digital stock products, user must save the inner documents from time to time. This product will not take any responsibility due to documents lost directly or indirectly Charging Time 12V / 2.7Ah about 4 hours damage caused. Receiver Module VHF / UHF Band model and Infrared model Wired microphone Chiayo or other compatible brand Wireless microphone M-1002, Q-1002 / IWH-201 , IWM-202 , IWM-302 Output Speaker/ AUX out Dimension (H, W, D, mm) 313* 220*215 Weight (Basic unit)(kg) 5.5 Color Black

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