LENCO PA-80 Manuel utilisateur

USER'S MANUAL

PORTABLE SOUND SYSTEM FOR USB AND SD CARD

PA-80

QUICK SETUP GUIDE

1. Make sure all items listed on the front of this guide are included in the box.

2. READ SAFETY INSTRUCTION BOOKLET BEFORE USING

THE PRODUCT.

3. MAKE SURE THAT YOU HAVE COMPLETELY CHARGED

THE BATTERY PRIOR TO FIRST USE FOR MAXIMUM

BATTERY LIFE.

4. Study this setup diagram.

5. Place product in an appropriate position for operation.

6. Make sure all input devices such as microphones,CD players, mp3 players, and linked amplifiers/

PAs are turned off and volume settings are set at "zero"

7. Connect all devices as shown above.

8. Connect the stereo outputs to the power amplifier(s), tape decks, and/or audio sources.

9. Switch everything on in the following order.

audio input sources ( i.e. microphones, instruments, CD/MP3 Players)

last, any amplifiers

When turning off, always reverse this operation by.

turming off amplifiers

last, any input devices

10.

BOX CONTENTS

Battery Powered Amplifier

Power Cable (Standard IEC)

To RCA input on additional

(Cable sold separately)

USB/SD

POWE R SUPPLY

~115/ 23 0V,6 0/ 50Hz

POWE R CONSUM PTIO N 70 WATTS

FUSE T 2AL 250 V

LINE I NPUT

DISPLAY PANEL:

DIAGRAM AND PARTS DESCRIPTION

1 2 3

45678 9

11 15 20

LOOP

USB/SD

Repeat

Single

Time

Pitch

ID3

Reverse

IN OUT Reloop

USB SD

Push

Track/Folder

CUE

USB

13 14 16 17

8. SEARCH BUTTON: You can forward to navigation through one track.

CUE: To define and record a return point from which playback it again.

PLAY/PAUSE: Each time you press the PLAY/PAUSE button, the operation changes from play to pause or from

pause to play.

6. OUT BUTTON (LOOP BUTTON): When you press this button, you set the end point of the seamless loop

and you start the loop. To finish the loop, press again this button.

7. RELOOP BUTTON (LOOP SYSTEM): This button is used to start the last saved loop. To finish the loop,

press the reloop button.

ID3: When you pressing the ID3 button, Able to show the name of songs on led display.

PITCH CONTROL: Use this fader to increase or decrease the speed of the track. Slide up to decrease the

pitch and slide down to increase the pitch.

10.

USB PORT: Allows the connection of any USB memory stick.

12.

TIME BUTTON: Used this knob to choose the time mode, Elapsed time, remaining time or total remaining

time.

14.

REPEAT BUTTON: Use this button to repeat one track or all the track of the CD.

16.

SINGLE: Press these to switch between the SINGLE and CONTINUE play mode. The selected mode is

indicated on the LCD. In SINGLE mode, after each track, the unit stops the reading. In CONTINUOUS

mode, the unit read all track and stops.

15.

USB/SD: To select audio source between USB storage and SD card.

17.

PITCH BEND - BUTTON: The pitch will drop while the - button is pressed and return to the original pitch when it

is released.

18.

PITCH BEND + BUTTON: The pitch will automatically rise when the + button is pressed and return to the original

pitch when it is released.

19.

PITCH BUTTON: If you this button, the adjustement of the pitch potentiometer is available.

20.

FOLDER/TRACK SEARCH: Allows you to navigate through folders or tracks similarly in either USB or CD mode.

When navigating a standard CD turn the rotary to the right to advance the selection or turn the rotary to the left to

decrease the selection.

21.

13. SD CARD SLOT: Slot for inserting SD card. The contacts of the card must point downwards. The

unit cannot read cards with a capacity of more than 4GB. The unit is not compatible to SDHC cards

and only.

3. REVERSE: Push the reverse button to play your track in reverse, push the reverse button again to

cancel this feature.

IN BUTTON (LOOP SYSTEM): This button sets the beginning point of the loop and light is illuminate.

DISPLAY: LCD Display lndicate the Track/Numbers/Time/Remain/Pitch/Continue/Single.

11.

4. SEARCH BUTTON: You can backward to navigation through one track.

POWER PANEL:

POWER ADAPTER(IEC ): Inse rt the includ ed power cable here to charge the unit. Note that the can run off the

power adapter while it simultaneously charges the battery. The charge indicato r illuminates when the battery is

charging.

26.

VOITAGE SELECTOR: Set this to the correct voltage for your location standard.

27.

POWER ON/OFF SWITCH

28.

FUNCTION CHARGING SWITCH:Position USB/SD, the USB/SD function is available,position off,equipment is

powered off,position LINE INPUT,plug in the line level device such as cd player or mixer.

29.

BATTERY LEVEL INDICATOR: While the uni t is power ed ON, these four lights indicat e the power left in the

battery. Battery life varies based on volume and usage.

30.

LINK OUTPUT: This 1/4” jack is a stereo line level output that can be connected to the stereo input of an amplifier

or amplified loudspeaker such as another.

31.

MICROPHONE 1 BALANCED INPUT WITH GAIN CONTROL(1/4” AND XLR):This jack can either take a 1/4”

balanced or a XLR balanced cable. An XLR Cable is included with the microphone.

22.

INSTRUMENT/MICROPHONE 2 INPUT WITH GAIN CONTROL(1/4”): This mono input accepts a 1/4” input such

as a microphone, guitar, or other musical instrument.

23.

MASTER VOLUME CONTROL: This knob controls the master volume of the.

25.

24.

US B / S D / A U X U L I A RY INPUT WITH GAIN CONTROL ( S T E R E O R C A ) : Th i s k n o b c o n trols the

lev e l of t h e USB / SD an d the R C A inp u t. This s t ere o R CA in p ut ca n be u s e d to c o nne c t a CD ,

MP3, or o t h e r audio s o u rce. To con n e ct to a por t a ble devi c e w ith a 1/8 ” h e adphon e j a ck, you

need a standard (1/8” to RCA) adapter which is NOT included.

CONTROL PANEL:

22 23 24 25

POWER S UPPLY

~115/2 30V,60/ 50Hz

POWER C ONSUMPTI ON 70 WATTS

FUSE T2 AL 25 0V

26 28 27 29 3130

LINE INPUT

SPECIFICATIONS

Input Voltage: AC 100-120V/ 60Hz 220-240V/ 50Hz

POWER CONSUMPTION:70 WATTS

Frequency Response: 70Hz~ 50kHz +/- 3dB

Produce dimensions:350x428.5x245.5mm(wxhxd)

Bottom pole mount specifications: Standard Pole Mount found at professional audio retailer:

Depth 80mm (3.15”)

Diameter 35.5mm (1.40”)

Time required to fully charge the: under 4 hours

Battery life: Over 12 hours* at full volume of full volume of the when fully charged.

“Note: Battery life may vary based on temperature, age, and volume usage of product.

IMPORTANT NOTES

Input is clipping: Try lowering the input gain or the volume control on your sound source or music

instrument.

Output is clipping: Lower the main volume level.

There is too much bass: Try adjusting the tone or EQ control on your sound source to lower the

bass level. this will allow you to play the music louder before clipping (distortion) occurs.

The link cable: is being plugged into the instrument or MIC input instead of the RCA line input.

Use this troubleshooting guide if: The sound is distorted at high volumes.

Important: With all large speakers, initial "break-in" period is needed to perform at optimal levels.

To properly "break-in" your, play an audio source at medium volume for a few hours.

If at any time in the future you should need to dispose of this product please

note that:Waste electrical products should not be disposed of with household waste.

Please recycle where facilities exist.Check with your Local Authority or retailer for

recycling advice.(Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive)

The product before disassembling product keep on , turn

off the power switch.

Uninstalled all fixed screw back, remove retaining plate,

please open negative (-), then

open court since the positive (+), remove the battery

replacement court since,

replacement battery, please confirm battery position

installed correctly, put fixed plate and

tighten the screw securing plate fixation plate, until the

motionless, but don't screw it too

tight.

The waste battery

Battery can not be recycle. However, the battery is

dangerous. You should seek dealer or

local organs of qualified opinion processing waste

storage battery.

BATTERY DISASSEMBLING

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