VocoPro DA-2050K User's Manual
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1. 4 4 MUSIC INTERVALS 9 POSITIONS SIGNAL TO NOISE RATIO MORE THAN 75 db POWER SUPPLY OTHERS POWER REQUIREMENTS AG 17V 60HZ POWER 5 7 WATT AC OUTLETS uu uu L L rali luz 2 TOTAL 250W DIMENSIONS W X D X H 430 X 325 X 95 ACCESSORIES CORDE ita 2 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS REMOTE CONTROL UNIT clin 1 BATTERIE Sirena ko a fb Mosca tna 2 WARRANTY LD PLAYER AUDIO L OUT AUDIO R OUT REC L INPUT cam 7 WARNING es di SS l TT TO AC WALL T II MAL AUDIO OUT L INPUT AMP ER L OUT AUDIO r Mic 2 INPUT AUDIO R OUT _ amp amp DVD PLAYER IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS Please read all of the safety and operating instructions before operating this unit For best result follow warnings placed on the unit and to the operating and use instructions THESE safety and operating instructions should be retained for futrue refer ence 1 Power source The unit should be connected to a power supply only of the type de scribed in the operating istructions or as marked on the appliance 2 Power cord protection Power supply cords should be rou2. KARAOKE DIGITAL KEY CONTROLIECHO MIXING a ULTIMATE CHOICE OF KARAOKE ENTERTAINMENT 2050 CONTENTS REMOTE CONTROL UNIT 1 s FRONT PANEL cca CREXE PANEL educta creep 4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 5 SPECIFICATIONS 6 gt CONNECTIONS snai 7 IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS 8 9 REMOTE CONTROL 1REMOTE SENSOR 2 AUDIO amp VIDEO SELECTOR BUTTON 3 VOCAL CANCEL BUTTON 4 KEY CONTROL BUTTON 5 POWER SWITCH 6 MUSIC VOLUME CONTROL BUTTON 7 VOCAL PARTNER BUTTON 8 AUTO RESET BUTTON FRONT PANEL C 888808882 ceu Jaune mmm La e 1 POWER SWITCH PRESSING THIS SWITCH TURNS ON THE POWER PRESSING THIS SWITCH AGAIN TURNS OFF THE POWER 2 KEY CONTROL BUTTONS PRESS TO CHANGE THE PITCH OF THE MUSIC SOURCE DIGITALLY CANCEL RESET TOTHE STANDARD PITCH HIGHER A MAXIMUM RAISE OF THREE TONES BELOW THE SETTING OF THE STAN DARD KEY IS POSSIBLE IN SEMITONE STEPS LOWER A MAXIMUM DECREASE OF FOUR TONES BELOW THE SETTING OF THE STANDARD KEY IS POSSIBLE IN SEMI TONE STEPS 3 INPUT SELECTOR INDICATORS SELECT THE INPUT SOURCE SIGNALS YOU WISH TO PLAY 4 VOCAL CANCEL MODE INDICATORS USE THIS MODE TO CANCEL THE VOCAL ON SPECIAL PRERECORDED MULTI AUDIO TAPE OR DISC 5 VOCAL PARTNERMODE INDICATORS USE THIS MODE FOR SINGING RELAY WITH THE VOCALIST ON SPECIA
3. L MULTI AUDIO TAPE OR DISC IT OPERATES WHEN YOUR VOICE IS SOUNDING INTO THE MICROPHONE THE VOCAL ON THE TAPE WILL BE REDUCED OR CANCELLED AND WHEN YOUR VOICE IS WEAK OR STOPED THE VOCAL ON THE TAPE WILL REAPPEAR AGAIN 6 AUTO RESET MODE USE THIS MODE TO RESET KEY CON TROL BACK TO STANDARD PITCH AFTER EACH SONG 7 MIC AND KEY CONTROLLER JACKS THREE MICROPHONES CAN BE CONNE CTED SIMULTANEOUSLY WHEN USING A MICROPHONE WITH KEY CONTROL SWITCH CONNECT IT MIC 1 2 OR MIC 3 JACK AND BE SURE TO CONNECT THE CONTROL CABLE TO KEY CONTROL JACK NOTES 1 TO PROTECT THE SPEAKERS AND AMPLIFIER ALWAYS A GOOD IDEA TO TURN DOWN THE MIC VOL a DURING MICROPHONE CONNECT ION 2 THE SET POSITION OF THE KEY CON TROL MIGHT CHANGE WHEN THE CON TROL PLUG IS CONNECTED TO OR REMOVED FROM THE KEY CONTROL LER JACK IN SUCH A CASE RESET TO THE DESIRED POSITION rm emma Hene m Sansa 8 MIC 1 MIC 3 VOLUME CONTROL TO ADJUST THE RESPECTIVE MICROPHONES VOLUME LEVEL INDEPENDENTLY 9 REMOTE SENSOR 10 KEY CONTROL INDICATORS 11 INPUT SELECTOR INDICATOR 12 ECHO REPEAT AND DELAY CONTROL CONTROL THE ECHO CHARACTERISTICS OF MIC 1 2 AND 3 REPEAT ADJUSTS THE TIMING OF THE ECHO DELAY ADJUSTS THE REPETITION INTERVAL OF THE ECHO 13 MIC ECHO CONTROL CONTROLS THE DIGITAL ECHO LEVELS FOR MICROPHONES 1 AND 3 SIMUL TANEOUSLY 14 MIC BASS AND TREBLE CONTROL ADJUSTS THE TONE BASS TREBLE OF
4. ORD EITHER SPEAKER NO INPUT IS COMMING FROM SET TO THE CORRECT IXPUT INPUT SELECTOR AND MAKE SURE THE DESIRE INPUT EQUIPMENT IS BEEN PLAY MICROPHONE MIXING MICROPHONE 15 INCOMPLETELY PLUG THE MICROPHONE NOT OPERATE PLUGGED COMPLETELY INTO THE TERMINAL MIC VOLUME CONTROL IS SET TO ADJUST WITH THE MIC MINIMUM VOLUME CONTROL REMOTE CONTROL UNIT DOES NO BATTERY 15 LOADED IN THE LXSERT NEW BATTERIES NOT WORK REMOTE CONTROL UNIT OR RE MAINING SERVICE LIFE 15 LOW A FLUORESCENT LAMP S NEAR PLACE THE FLUORESCENT THE REMOTE CONTROL SENSOR LAMP AWAY FROM TRE AM BLIFIDE THE DISTANCE TO THE AMPLIFIER USE THE REMOTE CONTROL 5 TOO FAR OR THE REMOTE UNIT WITHIN RANGE OF CONTROL UNIT JS POINTED AT APPROXIMATELY 23 FEET IMPROPER ANGLE M AND AT AN ANGLE OF APPRORIMATELY 30 DEGREES OR LESS AN OBSTACLE EXISTS BETWEEN THE USE THE REMOTE CONTROL REMOTE CONTROL UNIT AND THE UNIT FROM A DIFFERENT AMPLIFIER ANGLE OR REMOVE THE OBSTACLE SPECIFICATIONS AUDIO INPUT 1KHZ MICROPHONE 2 5MV 10K Q AUX ODQG VD LD ois ro M ue 150MV 50K Q AUDIO QUIPUT LION VIDEO DOG DI Da niae tcc p FREQUENCY RESPONSE CORDA 20HZ 20KHZ 3db TONE CONTROL MIC CASI umasa ion Eom 4db 100HZ 2db 0 seek 6db 100HZ 2db ECHO DELAY TIME 00 MSEC 200 MSEC KEY CONTROL
5. THE MICROPHONE 15 MUSIC VOLUME CONTROL CONTROLS THE MUSIC VOLUME OF EQUIPMENTS CONNECTED TO THE VCR LASERDISC PLAYER CDG PLAYER AND TAPE AUX JACKS ON THE REAR PANEL REAR PANEL City of Industry Cofifomio U S A 1 VIDEO OUTPUT JACKS CONNECT TO THE VIDEO INPUT JACKS OF A TV MONITOR 1 2 OR 3 2 VIDEO INPUT JACKS CDG CONNECT TO THE VIDEO OUTPUT JACKS OF A CDG PLAYER LD CONNECT TO THE VIDEO OUTPUT JACKS OF A LASER DISC PLAYER DVD CONNECT TO THE VIDEO OUTPUT JACKS OF A DVD PCAYER 3 TAPE REC OUTPUT JACKS CONNECT TO THE REC INPUT JACKS OF A CASSETT DECK MIC MIXING RECORDING WILL BE POSSIBLE 4 AUDIO PRE OUT JACKS CONNECT TO THE AUX INPUT JACKS OF A POWER AMPLIFIER OR A PRE AMPLIFIER 5 AC OUTLETS UNSWITCHED 6 FUSE 7 AUDIO INPUT JACKS CONNECT TO THE AUDIO OUTPUT JACKS OF THE MUSIC SOURCE TAPE AUX CDG PLAYER LASER DISC PLAYER DVD PLAYER 8 POWER CORD TROUBLESHOOTING INCORRECT OPERATIONS ARE OFTEN MISTAKEN FOR TROUBLE AND MALFUNCTIONS IF YOU THINK THAT THERE IS SOMETHING WRONG WITH THIS COMPONENT CHECK THE POINTS BELOW SOMETIMES THE TROUBLE MAY LIE IN ANOTHER COMPONENT INVESTIGATE THE OTHER COMPONENTS AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES BEING USED IF THE TROUBLE CANNOT BE RECTIFIED EVEN AFTER EXERCISING THE CHECKS LISTED BELOW ASK YOUR AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTER OR YOUR DEALER TO CARRY OUT REPAIR WORK SYMPTOM CAUSE REMEDY NO SOUND FROM BOTH OR POWER CORD IS UNPLUGGED CONNECT THE POWER C
6. ted so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or against them pay particular attention to cords at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the unit Never pull or stretch the cord d fe ki Le QQ 2 u e Su WE 3 Ventilation The unit should be situated so that its location or position does not interfere with its proper ventilation To maintain good ventilation do not put records or a tabie cloth on the unit Place the unit at least 10 cm awav trom the walls 4 Water and moisture The unit should not be used near water for example near a bathtub washbowL kitchen sink laundrv tub in a wet basement or near a swimming pool etc n _ _ 17 DES 5 Temperature The unit may not function properly if used at extremely low or freez ing temperatures The ideal ambient temperature is above 5 C 41F 6 Heat The unit should be situated away from heat sources such as radiators heat registers stoves or other units including amplifiers that produce heat E 0 Z SAY A Lora X Hat 7 Electric shock If a metal object such as a hair pin or a needle comes into contact with the inside of this unit a dangerous electric shock may result For families with chil dren never permit children to put anything especially metal inside this unit 8 Enciosure removal Never remo
7. ve the enclosure If the internal parts touches ac cidentally a serious electric shock might occur 9 Cleaning Do not use volatile solvents such as alcohol paint thinner gasoline or ben zine etc to clean the cabinet Use a clean dry cloth 10 Abnormal smell If an abnormal smell or smoke is detected immediately turn the power OFF and pull out the power cord Contact your dealer or nearest ser vice station
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