User`s Manual
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1. AUDIO POLE PORTABLE SOUND SYSTEM FREEPOLE 100 USER S MANUAL INDEX SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ser men oem ta ann DESCRIPTION SYSTEM ELEMENTS o unb anota au mi ae de CONTROL PANEL sen OS POWER SUPPLY m HF RECEIVER AEMIGROPMONE icto pidan St bana on do E Rd AUDIO MOD UME em n EE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS UE A baia tp op dat WARRANTY SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS CAUTION 4 X RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK NOT OPEN WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT TO RAIN MOISTURE death This symbol wherever used alerts you to the presence of un insulated and dangerous voltages within AN the product enclosure These are voltages that may be sufficient to constitute the risk of electric shock or AN This symbol wherever used alerts you to important operating and maintenance instructions POWER SUPPLY Ensure that the insource voltage AC outlet matches the voltage rating of the product Failure to do so could result in damage to the product and possibly the user Unplug the product before electrical storms occur and when unused for long periods of time to reduce the risk of electric shock or fire EXTERNAL CONNECTION Always use proper ready made insulated mains cabling power cord Failure to do so could result in shock death or fire If in doubt seek advice from a registered electrician DO NOT REMOVE ANY COVERS Within the product are areas where h2. N 1 Treble control Bass control LINE IN Volume AUX IN Volume MIC 2 Volume MIC 1 Volume Master volume Priority switch When active the Led lights up LINE IN inputs for CD MP3 DVD players Smartphone etc RCA LINE OUT outputs for recoding or amplifiers j AUX IN inputs for CD MP3 DVD players Smartphone etc 35 mm Jack AUX outputs for recoding or amplifiers 35 mm Jack k Microphone input MIC 1 Combo XLR 4 Jack POWER SUPPLY The FREEPOLE 100 can be powered by 100 to 240 V AC or by two internal battery blocks The batteries start the charging process as soon as the device is connected to the mains The Led indicator lights up red during the charging time and lights up green when the charge is over Warning Before the first use or when the device is not used during a long period of time it is important to charge the battery at least 8 hours When the system works with the batteries the charge indicator displays the following information e Available power exceeding 30 of the total charge capacity red Led lighting e Available power being less than 30 of the total charge capacity red Led blinking e Available power being less than 5 of the total charge capacity power is automatically switched off Batteries Replacement Remove the cover Pull the battery block out Connect the new battery block respecting the colour code Red Black Both battery
3. atteries Never use batteries with capacity exceeding 2300 mAh Put the cover and the cap back The cap maintains the cover locked Function 1 Press button g 2 to seconds to switch the microphone on The LCD displays ON then the channel number 2 Channel selection press button c 3 seconds when the indication blinks press A V to select a new channel Press c again to confirm To display the frequency value MHz press A V e continuously 3 Check that the microphone and the receiver are on the same channel Hl max sensitivity LOW min sensitivity MUTE sound mute To mute the microphone without switching the transmission off use the MUTE position HI LOW positions correspond to two different sensitivities It can be adjusted depending on the audio level The batteries status can be easily checked thanks to the left side icon on the LCD The transmission quality depends on the energy of the batteries so it is recommended to check it before every use Batteries charge The microphone is equipped with a charging terminal so there is no need to remove the rechargeable batteries from their compartment Remove the cap k and connect the charging wire as indicated on the picture Check that the charger is compatible with the rechargeable battery elements Warning There is a risk of explosion in trying to recharge alkaline or other disposable batteries In case the device is not used during a lon
4. blocks need to be replaced at the same time at risk of malfunction HF RECEIVER a b c d e f g Description a LCD displaying frequency and channel number b Switching status of the diversity antennas A B c HF signal presence d Audio signal presence e Set confirm channel number f Select channel number g ON OFF Volume Functions 1 Turn VOLUME POWER g clockwise At the click the receiver switches on and the LCD lights up displaying the channel number from 1 to 16 To switch off turn the button counter clockwise up to the click 2 Channel selection Press button e during 1 second select the channel CH1 CH16 by pressing A V f then press SET again once the channel is selected In case of using two receivers it is necessary to use two different channels 3 To display the frequency value MHz corresponding to the selected channel press A V f continuously Channel number Frequency MHz HF MICROPHONE Description Anti pop grille Microphone soft touch body Channel set button LCD screen displays channel number battery status frequency e Up Down selector On Off indicator On Off switch Battery charge terminals HI LOW MUTE sensitivity selector Batteries cover Protect cap ao Batteries installation Remove the protect cap k and the cover j as indicated on the picture Insert two alkaline AA 1 5 V batteries or two rechargeable 1 2 V Ni MH b
5. cel the repeat function press REP again In mode press once to repeat all tracks REPEAT ALL twice for folder REPEAT FOLDER and three times to repeat only one track REPEAT 1 e To cancel the repeat function press REP Jagain 5 0 9 Numeric keys 6 Folder selection MP3 T Play Pause 8 Stop 9 Next 10 Previous 11 Fast Backward press again to play 12 Fast Forward press again to play 13 Source selection CD USB SD press Jo confirm 14 A B Replay a selected section of track Press once to start the point of section press a second time to end the selected point and start to play this section repeatedly 15 Mute function Press again back to the normal mode 16 Confirm 17 LOW NOR HIGH Pitch adjustment 18 Always direct the remote control towards the sensor of the audio module The effective working distance is best at 3 meters max 5 meters Ge 1 Right push the latch to pull out the battery form the compartment 2 Insert CR2025 3 Volts battery the positive pole must face up Battery Installation 0 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Amplifier Power 100 W RMS 140 W 40 Transducers 1 x woofer 27 10 1 x tweeter 5 1 THD lt 19 Sensi 90 dB 1W 01m SPL max 95 dB Frequency response 20 Hz 20 kHz 3 dB gt T0 dB Wireless system Frequency band 363 565 MHz 16 channels Deviation 80 kHz Radiated power 10 mw Receiver
6. g period of time it is recommended to remove the batteries anyway AUDIO MODULE Li 5 I BAT C PLAY SD USB FOLDER FWD PAUSE STOP EJ DIGITAL A S lt MIS 2 AUDIO PLAYER CD Fonctions MENT USB USB port POWER On Off switch CD compartment compatible with 12 cm CD CD R CD RW LCD screen display file time source mode status NOR back to normal speed after a pitch modification HI speed increase pitch 10 variations LO speed decrease pitch 10 variations VOLUME volume control SD CARD SD card port SD USB CD source selector FOLDER folder selector MP3 files FB Fast backward F F Fast forward REV previous file F WD next file PLAY PAUSE play pause STOP EJ double press to stop triple press to eject the CD Remote Control 1 Eject Insert CD press Sequence program In CD mode press and use numeric keys 0 9 Press to confirm Repeat for each memory then press bi to play the program Double press to cancel VOLUME KD n 11 Random play press the LCD displays SHUFFLE and the device starts to play use gt and lt lt to go to next or previous track 4 Repeat e CD mode press once to display REPEAT ALL all the CD tracks will be replayed e Press REP twice to display REPEAT 1 only the selected track will be replayed To can
7. his User s Manual DISPOSAL This symbol indicates that the disposal of this product is submitted to local regulations Please contact your local dealer EE DESCRIPTION Thank you for purchasing the Audiopole FREEPOLE 100 This all in one system is an ideal tool for indoors and outdoors PA applications without using wiring The built in lithium battery and the wireless microphone system offer freedom of use and an optimal sound quality for the music and the voice It includes a two way 100 W RMS active speaker a multichannel wireless receiver with a handled microphone a five channel mixer a USB SD audio module Main features e 100W RMS Class D amplifier e 6 woofer and 1 driver e power supply 100 240 V AC e Battery with built in charging control unit e 4 6 hours battery life e USB SD player with backlit LCD display e 16 channel UHF system 863 865 MHz e Microphone priority e Mic Line inputs and Line output e AUX input and output Handles and wheels SYSTEM ELEMENTS 1 2 3 4 5 Figure 1 Front panel Handle Horn Speaker grille Woofer Air vent pr cpm Empty slot for additional 16 channel receiver or 16 channel transmitter 1 90 91 40 M Figure Z Rear panel Retractable handle UHF Receiver Audio module ON OFF switch and charge indicator Main control panel Mains inlet Battery cover Wheels CONTROL PANEL PRIORITY MIN MAX ON MASTER MIC IN 2 MIC I
8. ibed here or explicitly authorized by AUDIOPOLE 3 All modifications or repairs have been carried out by an authorized service station 4 The defective product must be returned with the dealer who made the sale or to an authorized service station with proof of purchase 9 device was properly packaged to avoid damage in transport 11 AUDIOPOLE 22 rue douard Buffard Z A C la Charbonni re Mont vrain 77771 Marne la Vall e Cedex 4 France T l 33 0 1 60 54 32 00 Fax 33 0 1 60 54 31 90 www audiopole pa com www audiopole fr
9. igh voltages may present To reduce the risk of electric shock do not remove any covers unless the AC mains power cord is removed Covers should be removed by qualified service personnel only No user serviceable parts inside FUSE To prevent fire and damage to the product use only the recommended fuse type as indicated in this manual Do not short circuit the fuse holder Before replacing the fuse make sure that the product is OFF and disconnected from the AC outlet PROTECTIVE GROUND Before turning the unit on make sure that it is connected to Ground This is to prevent the risk of electric shock Never cut internal or external Ground wires Like wise never remove Ground wiring from the Protective Ground Terminal OPERATING SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Read these instructions Follow all instructions Keep these instructions Do not discard Heed all warnings Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer POWER CORD AND PLUG Do not tamper with the power cord or plug These are designed for your safety Do not remove Ground connections If the plug does not fit your AC outlet seek advice from a qualified electrician Protect the power cord and plug from any physical stress to avoid risk of electric shock Do not place heavy objects on the power cord This could cause electric shock or fire SERVICING Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel only Do not perform any servicing then those instructions contained within t
10. sensit 4 UV 2 30 dB SINAD Frequency response Hz 16 kHz 3 dB IMD rejection 55 dB THD lt 0 390 Microphone type Dynamic cardioid Battery 14 h with 2 alkaline disposable batteries 1 5 V Battery 11 h with 2 rechargeable batteries N MH 1 2 V Weight 280 g with batteries Dimension 46 x L 264 mm Audio player Interface CD CR R CD RW USB SD card Decoder MPEG 1 2 3 4 CD G JPG Controls CD SD USB FOLDER FB FF REV F WD PLAY STOP PITCH VOL Speed control Hi Low 10 secsons 0 1 section 3 System Controls Master volume Low High Volumes MIC 1 MIC 2 AUX IN LIME IN Volumes wireless mic audio player ON OFF Power supp Sw ching power supply 100 240 V AC Battery 12 V 4 5 Ah Lead Acid Operating ime 4 6 hours Charging ime 6 8 hours Dimensions 580 H x 360 W x 310 D mm Weight 20 kg Accessories Dust cover Optional accessories Addiional UHF Receiver module wireless microphone 863 865 MHz UHF Emiter module 863 865 MHz Bluetooth module WARRANTY This device is warranted parts and labor against any manufacturing defects for a period of two years from the date of purchase by the first user Conditions 1 Theunit has been installed and implemented by observing the safety instructions in this operating manual 2 device was not diverted from its destination either voluntary or accidental and suffered no deterioration or modification other than those descr
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