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T / Tape Location of Controls

T1. EJECT MODE: To slot TAPE or draw it out.

T2. DIGITAL COUNTER: 4digit LCD counter with back light.

T3. RESET MODE: Reset the 4 digit counter.

T4. SPEED ADJUSTMENT: Fast to play mode.

T5. PLAY MODE SELECTOR:

T6. FAST FORWARD PLAY MODE: Fast to play when pressing

      this mode.

T7. FORWARD PLAY MODE: To play forward mode by pressing.

T8. STOP MODE: Removing disc before press stop while it is playing.

T9. REVERSE SIDE MODE: To play reverse side mode by pressed stop mode.

T10. REWIND MODE: Rewind tape play mode.

T11. RECORD MODE

NOTE ON UNIT OPERATION:

Make sure the recorder is turned off by pressing the stop mode before turning off the main

power switch control. The cassette operating switch is the second switch located on the right hand

side, turn anti-clockwise to reduce volume and switch off.

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B. Volume, Tone Quality and Mater Control Panel

LINE OUT : To connect CD, tape, mixer or external other audio device on the amplifier to send the signal.  

BASS: Rotate volume knob clockwise to increase bass to desired level. 

TREBLE: Rotate volume knob clockwise to increase treble to desired level. 

LINE IN (MIN/ MAX): External audio input jack. 

Wired Microphone Volume (MIC 1): Rotate volume knob clockwise to increase volume up to the desired 

level by MIC 1. 

Wired Microphone Volume (MIC 2): Rotate volume knob clockwise to increase volume up to the desired 

level by MIC 2. 

LINE IN (Audio signal volume knob): external audio signal input jack. 

Wired Microphone Jack (MIC 1): Insert wired microphone into the MIC1 for signal output (MIC1). 

Wired Microphone Jack (MIC 2: Insert wired microphone into the MIC1 for signal output (MIC2).

Balanced Input XLR Jack for MIC 2.

B1.

B2.

B3.

B4.

B5.

B6.

B7.

B8.

B9.

B10.

C. Power Descriptions

(AC/DC)

ON

CHG.

OFF

ON

AC / DC POWER SWITCH INDICATOR: The red indicator will flash once the main power is switched on.

LOW BATTERY: The batteries are due for recharge once the yellow indicator is on.

The red indicator will flash until no battery to yellow light.

CHARGING INDICATOR: Recharging starts (

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the green light indicator flashes on the unit back.

 Turn off wireless receiver and CD or Cassette when turn it to the CHG. Position.

DC INPUT: DC power input jack, power switch(

)

 

batteries need 24V~30V / 4.5A to be move.

POWER SWITCH:(

)

 

ON / POWER ON (O) OFF / POWER OFF, make sure the unit is fully turned off to 

prevent current leakage when not in use. (

) The Green flashing lights will be switched off once the batteries

 are fully charged.

AC

 

POWER OUTLET: The power voltage of 90-264V switching power supply. 

    

FUSE (20mm x 5A):

Note: To Obtain the optional rechargeable batteries. Make sure to recharge the 

batteries before using them. The unit cannot be used to rechargeable batteries other than those specifically 

designed for it.

Lead Acid battery 12V /4.5A (2 pieces).

C1.

C2.

C3.

C4.

C5.

C6.

C7.

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USB-mp3 Player Disk

1  Power ON/ OFF/ VOL: Turn it clockwise to high volume up which is turning it on or turn it to 
    anticlockwise to reduce volume until off position. 
2  Error LED indicator: The red light indicator will flash on while it is error reading or playing.
3  Stop: Stop playing songs while it is on playing mode or stop all.
4  EQ/ Repeat: To choosing jazz/ pop/ classic/ rock equalizer mode or 3 seconds to the single repeat and 
    repeat all music songs by pressing up.  
5  Play/ Pause: Start to play or pause to play.
6  Forward mode: Press button to forward search music songs.
7  Rewind mode: Press button to rewind search music songs.  
8  USB connection port: Insert any USB device; the USB device must be compatible to USB mass storage 
    device. 

ON

OFF

Error

Repeat

MP3

MP3

DIGITAL AUDIO PLAYER

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Multipurpose Wireless Portable PA Amplifier System 

EP-2001 / H series

Summary of Contents for EP-2001

Page 1: ...Owner s Manual Multipurpose Wireless Portable PA Amplifier System EP 2001 H series ...

Page 2: ... from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help FCC Caution To assure continued compliance any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate this equipment Example use only shielded interface cables when connecting to computer or peripheral devices WA...

Page 3: ...r use with duration of 6 8 hours depending on the volume size 1 Charging time for the unit varies between 6 8 hours 2 Wheels can fitted for effortless moving around Multipurpose Wireless Portable PA Amplifier System Identifying The Parts A Wireless Receiver Module B Volume Tone Quality and Mater Control Panel C Power Descriptions T Tape Location of Controls USB mp3 Disk D CD mp3 Location of Contro...

Page 4: ...pod stand socket 35mmφjack to set up the tripod stand on the bottom 8 Grille Cover To prevent antirust design 9 Extension speaker socket Extension 4Ω Load 100W full range woofer speaker 10 Audio Input Jack Such as DVD CD VCD or other various audio signals to throughout amplifier 11 Main Volume Knob Rotate volume knob clockwise to increase volume when power turned on 12 Rotate volume knob clockwise...

Page 5: ... LED lights glow when the receiver detects RF signals from the transmitter If it is only one light glows means only one signal received from one antenna A6 Power ON OFF Volume Knob Adjust by turning clockwise when power is on while volume up microphone A7 Volume control Rotate volume knob clockwise to increase volume to desire level or counterclockwise to decrease volume until the power switch off...

Page 6: ...ns AC DC ON CHG OFF ON AC DC POWER SWITCH INDICATOR The red indicator will flash once the main power is switched on LOW BATTERY The batteries are due for recharge once the yellow indicator is on The red indicator will flash until no battery to yellow light CHARGING INDICATOR Recharging starts Ⅱ the green light indicator flashes on the unit back Turn off wireless receiver and CD or Cassette when tu...

Page 7: ...ed on the right hand side turn anti clockwise to reduce volume and switch off 4 USB mp3 Player Disk 1 Power ON OFF VOL Turn it clockwise to high volume up which is turning it on or turn it to anticlockwise to reduce volume until off position 2 Error LED indicator The red light indicator will flash on while it is error reading or playing 3 Stop Stop playing songs while it is on playing mode or stop...

Page 8: ...sing to search tracks D7 BACKWARD MODE To play backward mode by pressing to search tracks D8 REPEAT SHUFFLE Repeatedly play edit songs and play tracks randomly D9a POWER D9b EJECT CD Withdraws CD inhales D10 LCD SCREEN DISPLAY WITH BACK LIGHT D11 PITCH CONTROL option This CD player only accepts 12cm Disk like CD_R and CD_RW Do not attempt to insert CD_ROM CD_I CDV Computer CD and 8cm CD Disk Pleas...

Page 9: ...use mode program play mode random play mode 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 Continue pressed fast forward during play pause when pressed more than 0 7sec 10 PLAY PAUSE When this key is pushed during CD stop play will start after ...

Page 10: ...he track no you want to play then push PLAY key to play Push PLAY key during playing will pause play then push PLAY key again to start playing Push STOP Key to stop play 4 6 key STOP key Push the key to stop all the motions ex recording playing track selection 4 7 8key Forward Forward key The playing will move forward when press the key back to normal speed when release the key 4 8 7key Rewind Rew...

Page 11: ...ll store to MP3 mode automatically E After completing all operations on computer please detect the USB connection then to operate the machine DDDDNOTICE Please read the following notice before you use our DIGI REC Series 9 Please use the one with cooperate specification marks on the back of the machine Please turn off the power when you do not use the machine for a period of times To keep stable d...

Page 12: ...5 Power switch on off Control microphone power H6 Middle housing H7 Rear Housing Align the positive and negative polarities properly when inserting the batteries H8 a Battery Compartment 9V x 1 piece H8 b Battery Compartment 1 5V x 2 piece H9 Channel switch from 1 to 16 H4 H8 b 9 NOTE Remove the batteries if you do not plan to use the unit for a long period of time Please turn it to off BODY PACK ...

Page 13: ...t comfortably 8 Buckle is fixed on the unit It can set revolved up to 90 by fingers 9 Battery chamber cover To put batteries in and take out from this chamber cover 10 Battery compartment 9V x 1 or 1 5V x 2 Align the negative or positive polarities properly when inserting the batteries Remove the batteries when not been used for a long period of time to keep the batteries life longer Options Heads...

Page 14: ... volume to the minimum position Main volume control CD or TAPE volume by any volume control 3 When charging the batteries the Ⅱ green light indicator is blinking And when the rechargeable batteries are fully charge the green light indicator will be solid green 4 The receiver of this unit can be changed frequencies which is high quality product with easy operation 5 The Extension speaker system mus...

Page 15: ...sule or Condenser Capsule Approx 10mW AA No 3 Batteries 2 pcs 9V Battery 1pc Model VHF 160 250 MHz UHF 610 960 Mhz VHF Single or Dual 16 users selectable channel UHF PLL Single or Dual 16 users selectable channel 4ohm 8 woofer 75 W RMS 6 8 hours Up to 6 8 hours 110 220 120 240V 90 264V Switching power supply 12V x 4 5Ah 2 pieces Waterproof with plastic steel 440 H x 330 W x 240 D 13 Kgs 28 lbs Fix...

Page 16: ...y stability Frequency response Antenna Battery Weight UPL 83 600 960MHz Preset 16 Channels 0 005 50Hz 18KHz 3dB External antenna 1 5v x 2 or 1 2V x 2 AA UM 3 100g Transmitter Model Outlood design Microphone capsule Carrier Frequency range Frequency Stability Frequency Response Antenna S N Ratio RF Output Power Currency Consumption Battery Weight Handheld Dynamic 600 960MHz 0 005 50Hz 18KHz 3dB Bui...

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