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9.2. Replacing the battery in the PA-300W

9.1. Rechargeable Lithium-ion Battery

9.1.  

9.1.2. After each use charge the battery fully before storing the system. 

9.1.3. It

 

is

 

advised not

 

to

 

leave the system on charge

 

for

 

a

 

period

 

exceeding

 

24

 

hours.

9.1.4. To

 

maintain

 

performance

 

and

 

lifespan

 

of the

 

battery

 

fully

 

charge

 

the

 

battery

 

every

 

10

-

12

 

weeks

 

      

-

even

 

if

 

the

 

system

 

has

 

not

 

been

 

used. 

9.1.5. If

 

the

 

battery

 

is

 

fully

 

discharged, please

 

recharge

 

fully

 

within

 

72

 

hours

 

or

 

the

 

battery

 

may

 

be

  

      

be

 

permanently

 

damaged

.

 

9.1.6. 

The

 

internal

 

rechargeable

 

battery is warranted for

 

three

 

months

 

from

 

original

 

purchase

 

date. 

      

Damage

 

to

 

battery

 

after

 

this

 

time

 

will

 

not

 

be

 

covered

 

by

 

warranty. Replacement 

battery

 

are available

.

  

9.1.7. 

The

 

average lifespan

 

of

 

battery

 

is

 

around

 

300

-

500

 

cycles

 

or

 

1

-

2

 

years

 

under

 

normal

 

use

.

The

 

      

user

 

is

 

advised that

 

a change of

 

battery

 

may

 

be required

 

during

 

this time

.

9.1.8. Performance

 

and

 

efficiency

 

of

 

battery

 

are affected

 

by

 

changes

 

in

 

the

 

environment, especially

 

      

temperature

 

and

 

humidity

.

The

 

system

 

should

 

be

 

kept

 

between

 

5

-

45

℃.

For

 

optimum

 

result, 

      

15

-

35

 

is

 

ideal

.  

 

 

1. Before use it is advisable

 

to charge the battery

 

for

 

around 10 hours

 

until they are fully charged.

9.2.1. 

9.2.2. Remove plastic battery

 

cover.

9.2.3. Slide

 

out

 

battery

 

from

 

battery

 

compartment

 

and

 

remove

 

cables

 

from

 

battery

 

terminals.

9.2.4. Replace the battery with the new battery taking care to match the positive and negative lead to the 

           battery. 

9.2.5. Re

-

install

 

battery

 

fixing

 

plate

 

and

 

plastic

 

battery

 

cover

 

then fully charge the battery as normal.

Remove screws on the battery door which locate at the rear side of the unit.

Battery

Battery Cover

Service Screws

The Promic PA-300W Portable PA System has a 25.2V 8A lithium-ion rechargeable battery built in. 
In order to maximise the lifespan and performance of the rechargeable battery please follow these 
simple guidelines:

RECHARGEABLE LITHIUM-ION BATTERY

Summary of Contents for PROMIC PA-300W

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL PORTABLE PA AMPLIFIER SYSTEM PROMIC PA 300W SOUND...

Page 2: ...18 6 Digital Audio Player With Bluetooth Operation Guide 4 6 7 10 4 Parts Description and Operation Guide 5 Wireless Microphone Operation Guide 20 21 22 23 10 Useful Tips on Using Your PA System 11 Wa...

Page 3: ...device The voltage may damage the device MAIN FEATURES 1 Main Features Fully self contained all in one portable audio system High performance class D amplification 12 inch woofer and 1 inch tweeter d...

Page 4: ...ideo Output AC Power Supply Internal Battery Charge Time Standby Time Battery Indicator Battery Compartment Colour Grille Tripod Mount Dimensions L x W x H Weight Operation Temperature Range 300W MAX...

Page 5: ...f this equipment will not be used for a long period of time after setup To reduce the risk of electric shock use the specified power voltage only Do not expose equipment or power cord to strong sunlig...

Page 6: ...Stand Mount 7 Wheels 8 Multi Format CD DVD MP3 Player or Digital Audio Player Fixed Carry 9 UHF PLL Wireless Receiver Modules blanking plate fitted if no optional second receiver installed 10 Control...

Page 7: ...reen indicator will extinguish one by one from right to left Battery Charge When charging battery power indicator will flash with battery voltage enhancing from weak to strong the indicator will light...

Page 8: ...second Promic PA System connect audio cable into LINE OUT 13 then connect to external amplifier active companion speakers This output signal is combined from all inputs 5 For more sound coverage conne...

Page 9: ...hen LOW battery indicator 3 lights up red it indicates battery power is LOW Please change battery for continued use 5 2 3 When switching on microphone power operate the switch step by step When the sw...

Page 10: ...ransmitting Power Power Source Operating Time On board Indicators Dimensions Weight Dynamic Handheld PLL 16 Channel Selectable UHF 5R 520 05 543 75 MHz IR Sync 55dBm 10mW 2 x AA 1 5V Batteries Include...

Page 11: ...SYNC key to confirm the desired channel The indicator bar will stop flashing when the channel is selected 6 2 3 With the handheld wireless microphone turned on remove the battery cover Face IR window...

Page 12: ...43 75 MHz CH 1 520 05 MHz CH 2 520 75 MHz CH 3 521 85 MHz CH 4 522 45 MHz CH 5 523 35 MHz CH 6 524 35 MHz CH 7 525 15 MHz CH 8 525 85 MHz CH 9 527 95 MHz CH 10 530 25 MHz CH 11 531 95 MHz CH 12 534 65...

Page 13: ...DIO PLAYER SD USB POWER 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 15 14 13 Pictures for reference only 1 Power 2 Play Pause 3 Stop 4 Repeat 5 Skip Previous Rewind 6 Skip Next Fast Forward 7 8 Mute 9 VOL 10 VOL 11 EQ 12 13 14 15...

Page 14: ...Mode Power On Off Play Pause Stop Repeat Skip Previous Rewind Skip Next Fast Forward Do not connect any external device to USB slot other than USB Flash Memory drives This slot is not designed to char...

Page 15: ...ected 7 2 5 The Bluetooth device and PA SYSTEM are now connected for streaming music wirelessly from device Playback Operation 7 2 6 On front panel or remote control press PLAY PAUSE 2 once to pause w...

Page 16: ...rd FAT32 b If the player freezes up for any reason turn it off for 3 seconds and then turn the power back on c Do not connect any external device to USB slot other than USB flash memory drives This sl...

Page 17: ...M ENTER AUDIO ST SETUP AMS ANGLE SUB TITLE SEL REPEAT PROG TITLE GOTO DIS PLAY 25 22 30 28 31 33 2 20 23 8 4 16 35 36 7 9 14 21 26 27 15 29 34 32 37 17 19 18 24 5 6 MULTI FORMAT CD DVD USB SD MEDIA PL...

Page 18: ...fault 20 Loud 21 Audio ST 22 Zoom 23 Arrow Buttons 24 Menu Enter 25 Setup AMS 26 Key for Angle 27 Sub Title Language Setting 28 Repeat 29 PROG 30 Slow 31 Key for Title of DISC 32 Key for DSP Off Loud...

Page 19: ...layer or the Key PLAY PAUSE 8 on the remote control the first file will be played 8 3 6 Press key EJECT 9 on the multi format player or key EJECT 9 on the remote control the disc will be ejected autom...

Page 20: ...ress again to cancel the PBC playing While playing DVD press 33 once to set up the main menu or return to main menu all the menu will be displayed on the LCD disc player and then press Numeric Key 35...

Page 21: ...ry may be required during this time 9 1 8 Performance and efficiency of battery are affected by changes in the environment especially temperature and humidity The system should be kept between 5 45 Fo...

Page 22: ...one directly in front of the portable loudspeaker 4 Position the speaker in front of the microphone user so it is further towards the audience 5 Do not position the PA speaker too far from the person...

Page 23: ...eceiver module above or keep as a spare for the included receiver module Useful microphone stand for hands free operation of wireless or wired microphones Small lightweight discreet headset microphone...

Page 24: ...rt provided that the goods or any part are not without Seller s consent altered repaired or subjected to any technical attention by any person other than Seller s authorised representatives This Warra...

Page 25: ...the product is to be returned in its original packaging or substantial alternative by prepaid freight Please use warranty case number as a reference 4 Seller is not responsible for Product whilst in...

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