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SOUND LIGHT WALL UNIT 18500, KH 5.10

SOUND LIGHT WALL UNIT 18500

CONTENTS

Sound Light Wall Unit with: • Large translucent screen

• Integral radio CD player MP3 player with USB interface • Master controls

• One microphone • One ‘A’ switch

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Wall-mount the Unit using fixings appropriate to the weight of the product and the construction of your wall. At the back of the unit, there are screws visible around the edge. There is a wooden baton where these screws are inside the unit. Fixings could be attached here. Please note: there is no wood structure inside the unit around the corners. It is your responsibility to make sure that the unit is securely attached to your wall. It is recommended that the power lead be safely secured to the wall so as to avoid users pulling on this.

Place the front of the Radio / CD/ MP3 player into the rectangular socket for this towards the top of the unit. Attach the front at the right side first, with point B on the main unit touching point A on the front. Then press the left side of the front onto the main unit till a ‘click’ is heard. Do not insert from the left side first.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Plug in.

There is no ON/OFF switch.

Sounds or audio signals are picked up by the internal microphone and converted electronically to activate the lights and so create different light effects on the main screen. The louder the sounds, the greater the response. The speaker grilles should not be blocked so as to avoid sound distortion/reduction.

The controls on the front at the top work as follows:

EXTERNAL MICROPHONES

Connect one or two to the jack sockets on the front marked: • MIC 1 Input

• MIC 2 Input • MIC 3 Input

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The microphone(s) override(s) light response to external noise. However, the microphones can be used at the same time as the radio/CD player to allow users to sing along, like Karaoke. Use the corresponding controls under each jack socket to regulate the volume setting for the microphone.

EXTERNAL SWITCH

Connect a mono switch (included) to the jack socket marked: • Switch A Input

It is extremely unlikely that stereo switches would harm the Sound Light unit or the switch, but not all stereo switches may be compatible. For example, the following switches will work with the ROMPA® Sound Light Units:

15896 ROMPA® Squash Switch 15894 ROMPA® Tug Switch 15901 ROMPA® Rattle Switch 15893 ROMPA® Finger Switch 15899 ROMPA® Wobble Switch 15895 ROMPA® Tip Switch 15892 ROMPA® Press Switch

VOLUME

Adjust the stereo volume on the stereo itself and adjust the MIC or stereo input volume with the controls on the front panel.

SENSITIVITY

Use the control marked:

• Sound to Light Sensitivity

to adjust the sensitivity. The LED to the right of this control will indicate that this control is active.

SPEED

To adjust the speed at which the illumination of the panel progresses in the ‘automatic’ and the two ‘timed’ modes, use the buttons on the top right of the control panel marked:

• Slow down button AND

• Speed up button

The LED in between these buttons indicates when these buttons are active.

AMPLIFIER

An external amplifier (not included) may be connected to the jack socket marked: • Mixer Output

Use the control directly underneath this to regulate the amplifier.

MODE

Use the six position switch on the bottom right of the control panel marked: • Mode Selector Switch

to choose between the following modes. Turn this switch clockwise.

Mode 1: Automatic: The coloured lights in the panel illuminate in sequence. Adjust the SPEED as required.

Mode 2: Sound Stepped: The coloured lights in the panel illuminate in sequence each time a sound is made. The built in radio-CD player can be used in this Mode. Adjust the SENSITIVITY as required.

Mode 3: Sound Timed: The coloured lights in the panel illuminate for three complete sequences each time a sound is made. The built in radio CD

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player can be used in this Mode. Adjust the SPEED and SENSITIVITY as required.

Mode 4: Switch Stepped: As Mode 2 BUT the sequence is stepped by an external user switch. The SENSITIVITY and SPEED are not adjustable in this Mode.

Mode 5: Switch Timed: As Mode 3 BUT the sequence is triggered by an external switch. Adjust the SPEED as required.

Mode 6: Coloured lights react to the sound of the internal MIC (if no external MIC is connected) or the external MIC only.

Red represents Low Bass tones. Green represents Mid tones. Blue represents High tones. Adjust the sensitivity as required.

When using the external microphone feedback and background hiss can be kept to minimum by setting the MIC volume to 3 o’clock and the master volume to 9 o’clock.

RADIO / CD / MP3 PLAYER Can be used in Modes 2 and 3.

1. Switch unit on.

2. Tune radio to desired station or insert and play a CD or MP3. Alternatively insert a USB stick.

3. Adjust sensitivity to required level.

4. The volume can be adjusted without affecting the response level of the lights. The response level is controlled by the ‘Sound to Light Sensitivity’ control.

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TO REMOVE THE FRONT PANEL OF THE RADIO / CD/ MP3 PLAYER

With the power OFF, press the DCP (detachable control panel) panel release button (top left button).

BASIC OPERATION OF RADIO / CD / MP3 PLAYER

PANEL RELEASE BUTTON

Press to release the front

POWER BUTTON

Press to turn ON/OFF

DISPLAY BUTTON

To view band, frequency etc

MODE BUTTON

Press to select different mode. The sequence is: A Tuner mode (radio)

B CD/MP3 (only if a CD or MP3 is inserted) C USB (only if a USB drive is inserted)

D SD/MMC (only if a SD or MMC card is inserted) E AUX mode

Whenever a USB or SD/MMC is being inserted, the unit will automatically switch to USB or SD/MMC mode, regardless of what mode the unit is in. When in USB or SD/MMC mode, if the USB or SD/MMC is being removed, the unit will automatically switch to the previous mode.

FRONT AUX INPUT

Connect the external signal to the front 3.5mm earphone jack on the front panel, then press the Mode button to select AUX mode. Press Mode button again to cancel AUX mode and return to previous mode.

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RESET BUTTON

Press with a ballpoint pen or metal object to reset. Press if all the function buttons do not operate or if there is an error symbol on the display.

AUDIO OPERATION

ENCODER VOLUME KNOB

Use to adjust volume

FUNCTION SELECT BUTTON

Press to select desired function. They are in this order:

VOLUME (VOL) Æ BASS (BAS) Æ TREBLE (TRE) Æ BALANCE (BAL) Æ FADER (FAD) While the selected function is displayed, turn the Volume Knob to adjust the level within 5 seconds, otherwise the unit will return to volume adjustment mode.

MUTE BUTTON

Press to mute sound. Press again to resume sound.

DSP BUTTON (DIGITAL SOUND PROCESSOR)

Press to toggle the following EQ setting:

FLAT Æ CLASSICS Æ POP M- Æ ROCK M- Æ DSP OFF Æ FLAT etc At DSP OFF mode, EQ will be controlled by Bass/Treble setting.

BAND/LOUDNESS BUTTON

A short press of this button changes between the bands e.g. AM/FM. A long press switches the loudness ON/OFF

TUNING / SEEK UP AND TUNING / SEEK DOWN BUTTONS

Press briefly to operate AUTO SEARCH tuning mode – the radio will tune up or down to the next station and remain on the frequency.

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Press these buttons more than 2 seconds, operate as MANUAL SEARCH buttons – frequency will advance up/down rapidly.

RADIO SIGNAL STRENGTH METRE

Indicates strength of current radio station. The better the reception the blacker the display.

AUTO MEMORY STORE/PRESET SCAN BUTTON (AMS)

1. PRESET SCAN: Press AMS briefly. The unit will scan all the preset stations in the memory – you will hear each station for about 5 seconds.

2. AUTO MEMORY STORE: Use a longer press of AMS. The unit will scan the current band and enter up to 6 strongest stations into the 6 preset memories. To stop this function, press AMS again.

STATION PRESET BUTTONS (M1 – M6)

1. Press briefly to recall stations selected.

2. To preset stations manually, press BAND button to select the band for the station to be preset. Press one of the PRESET buttons for at least 2 seconds. The preset number will appear on the display accompanied by a beep to indicate that the station has been stored into the memory.

CD OPERATION

Insert a CD into the slot and it will begin to play.

CD PAUSE BUTTON

Press to pause. Press again to resume.

CD SCAN BUTTON

Press to make the first 10 seconds of each track play sequentially until this button is pressed again (then normal play will resume at the current track).

CD REPEAT BUTTON

Press and the current track will be repeated till this button is pressed again.

CD SHUFFLE BUTTON

Press to play all tracks on CD at random. Press again to resume normal operation.

EJECT BUTTON

Press to remove the CD. Radio mode will commence.

TRACK UP/DOWN BUTTON

Skips to next/previous track. If played during a track, it will go back to the start. Press and hold this button to fast forward or fast reverse.

RDS OPERATION

RDS (Radio Data System) is a broadcasting service that allows FM stations to send additional digital information along with regular radio program signal.

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MMC / SD CARD & USB DEVICE OPERATION

TO START THE USB DEVICE MODE

The USB socket is to the right of the unit front (see image below).

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Once correctly inserted, the display will show ‘USB PLAY’ to indicate that the download has begun.

It does not matter which mode the unit is in (TUNER, CD etc) as the unit will automatically switch to USB mode when the USB device is correctly inserted.

When the USB device is unplugged, the unit automatically switches to radio mode.

USB SPECIFICATION

• SUPPORT MAX IG USB FLASH MEMORY • SUPPORT MAX 255 SONGS

• USB 1.1 DEVICE SUPPORT • USB 2.0 DEVICE SUPPORT

(TRANSFER SPEED SAME AS VER 1.1) • FILE MANAGER: FAT12/FAT16/FAT32 • CURRENT SUPPLY: MAX 500mA Always unplug the USB device gently

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SD / MMC MODE

Press the panel release button to release the front. The SD / MMC card slot is located as shown below:

Insert the card into the slot till a click is heard. Close the front.

The display will show ‘SD PLAY’. The MP3 file will automatically load and play.

It doesn’t matter what mode the unit is set to (CD etc) as the unit will automatically switch to SD / MMC mode. Please refer to the manual included for further information about MP3.

TO STOP SD / MMC CARD PLAY

Push on the end of the SD or MMC card to eject it. Once removed, the unit will revert to the previous mode.

SD / MMC SPECIFICATION

• SUPPORT MAX 1G SD/MMC CARD • SUPPORT MAX 255 SONGS

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SOUND LIGHT UNIT - BACKGROUND INFORMATION

All sound is vibration and the frequency of the vibration determines the pitch. Adults hear in a range between 20 and 12,000 vibrations per second (Hertz).

SPECIFICATION

Weight: 28kg

Power: 240v/(120v) AC 50-60 Hz 500W maximum Fuse: One 3A fuse in plug

Lights: Light Emitting Diodes

External microphone requirements: Dynamic Microphone unidirectional (600 ohm) There is no need to access the interior of the unit.

SAFETY

Always supervise the use of this product.

TROUBLESHOOTING

In the unlikely event of product problems, please check the following: • Is the Unit plugged in and switched on at the wall?

• Check the sensitivity • Check the fuse in the plug

Should the product not respond in any mode, proceed to remove the cover with care:

• Remove the cover with care – be careful to remove the radio front and silver trimming first to avoid breaking these.

• Locate the power supply

• Check the mains lead is plugged into power supply as shown below (it is possible that it has worked free during transit). Reconnect as required.

• Check that the small green light on the power supply is illuminated – if not please contact us as a new power supply may be required. If the green light is illuminated there may be a problem with the electronics – again, please contact us.

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Should the lights work, but there not be any sound, please check:

• The loud speaker wires (on both speakers) – are these in place? See images below. If connections are still in place please contact us.

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Check the connection at both ends – if loose in the terminal block shown below, tighten the screw a little as required.

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If the sound from the CD player is problematic, check the unit is not set to MUTE. Check the Volume settings. Check the CD itself. Replace the radio / CD/ MP3 unit fuse as required. If this is all OK, check the orange wire is still in place as shown below. If not, tighten the screw a small amount in the terminal block.

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Check the connections shown here.

TROUBLESHOOTING – CDs

If the CD player has become slightly damp, this can affect the operation. Remove the disc and allow an hour for any moisture to evaporate.

Make sure your CD is clean (stickiness/dirt can cause poor operation) – clean as required with an appropriate wipe.

The CD player is for standard round CD only – not novelty shaped CDs. RESET the Radio / CD /MP3 player as required.

Further copies of these instructions can be downloaded at www.rompa.com

We hope you find our instructions invaluable. If you have any suggestions for improving them further your comments will be greatly received – please contact us at producthelp@rompa.com

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MUR SON ET LUMIERE 18500

CONTENU

Mur Son et Lumière avec :

• un grand écran translucide • un lecteur de CD intégré • les contrôles principaux • un microphones externe • un contacteur

INSTALLATION

Attachez ce produit au mur en vous servant des installations qui conviennent à la construction de votre mur et au poids de ce produit. A l’arrière du Mur Son et Lumière il y a les vis autour du bord. Il y a une baguette en bois derrière ces vis. Attachez les installations ici. Prière de noter : il n’y a pas de châssis en bois dans le mur autour les coins. C’est à vous à vérifier que le Mur Son et Lumière est bien attaché au mur.

FONCTIONNEMENT

Branchez

Il n’y a pas de bouton pour allumer/éteindre.

Des bruits ou des signaux audio sont détectés par la micro interne et adaptés électroniquement pour allumer les lumières. Ceci crée une variété d’effets de lumière sur écran. Un son plus fort produit un effet plus efficace. Ne pas bloquer les grilles sinon on risque de réduire/changer le son.

Les contrôles au devant du Mur en haut fonctionnent ainsi :

MICROPHONES EXTERNES

Connectez un ou deux microphones aux prises jack au devant marqué : • MIC 1 Input

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• MIC 3 Input

Le(s) micro(s) annule(nt) la réponse au bruit externe. Quand même, on peut se servir des micros pendant l’usage du lecteur de CD, comme Karaoké. Servez-vous des contrôles correspondants au-dessous de chaque prise jack pour régler le volume pour le micro.

CONTACTEUR

Connectez un contacteur (compris) à la prise jack marqué : • Switch A Input

Il est peu probable que les contacteurs stéréo endommageraient ce produit ou eux-mêmes, mais il est possible que certains contacteurs ne conviennent pas à ce produit. Par exemple, les contacteurs suivants fonctionnent avec ce produit:

15896 CONTACTEUR A PRESSER 15894 CONTROLEUR A TIRER 15901 CONTACTEUR A SECOUER 15893 CONTROLEUR DIGITAL 15899 CONTACTEUR A RESSORT 15895 CONTACTEUR A RENVERSER 15892 CONTROLEUR A APPUYER VOLUME

Réglez le volume du radio/CD sur l’appareil lecteur CD/lecteur CD en réglant le contrôle marqué :

• Stereo Volume Setting

SENSIBILITE

Servez-vous du contrôle marqué : • Sound to Light Sensitivity

pour régler la sensibilité. Le DEL à la droite de ce bouton indique que ce contrôle est actif.

VITESSE

Pour régler la vitesse des changements de lumière aux modes ‘automatic’ (automatique) et les deux modes ‘timed’ (au minuteur), servez-vous des boutons en haut à droite des contrôles marqués :

• Slow down button (plus lentement) ET

• Speed up button (plus vite)

Le DEL qui se trouve entre ces boutons indique que ces contrôles sont actifs.

AMPLIFICATEUR

On peut connecter un amplificateur (non compris) à la prise jack marqué : • Master Amplifier Output

Servez-vous du bouton au-dessous de cette prise jack pour régler l’amplificateur.

MODE

Servez-vous du bouton aux 5 positions (en bas, à la droite des contrôles) marqué : • Mode Selector Switch

pour choisir entre les modes suivants. Tournez ce bouton dans le sens des aiguilles d’une montre.

Mode 1: Automatic (Automatique) : Les lumières s’allument en séquence. Réglez SPEED (vitesse) selon besoin.

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Mode 2: Sound Stepped (réactif aux sons) : Les lumières s’allument en séquence chaque fois qu’il y a un son. On peut se servir du radio/lecteur CD. Réglez SENSITIVITY (sensibilité) selon besoin.

Mode 3: Sound Timed (réactif aux sons et au minuteur) : Les lumières s’allument en séquence trois fois chaque fois qu’il y a un son. On peut se servir du radio/lecteur CD. Réglez SPEED (vitesse) et

SENSITIVITY (sensibilité) selon besoin.

Mode 4: Switch Stepped (réactif au contacteur) : Comme Mode 2 MAIS un contacteur contrôle la séquence. On ne peut pas régler SENSITIVITY (sensibilité) et SPEED (vitesse) pendant l’usage de ce Mode.

Mode 5: Switch Timed (réactif au contacteur et au minuteur) : Comme Mode 3 MAIS le contacteur active la séquence. Réglez SPEED selon besoin.

RADIO / CD

On peut se servir de la radio/lecteur CD avec Modes 2 et 3.

1. Allumez.

2. Mettez au point la radio ou jouez un CD. 3. Ajutez la sensibilité selon besoin.

4. On peut régler le volume sans changer la réponse des lumières. On change la réponse en réglant le bouton ‘Sound to Light Sensitivity’.

INFORMATION GENERAL

Tout son est vibrations et la fréquence détermine le ton. Les adultes entendent dans une gamme entre 20 et 12,000 vibrations par secondes.

CARACTERISTIQUES TECHNIQUES

Poids : 28kg

Alimentation : 240v/(120v) AC 50-60 Hz 500W maximum

Fusible: 3A (dans la prise britannique)

Lumières: DEL

Microphones externes : Microphone dynamique et unidirectionnel (600 ohm) Ne pas essayer d’accéder l’intérieur de ce produit.

SURETE

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MIC 1

Input MIC 2 Input MIC 3 Input Stereo Input Output Master Switch A Input

Slow-Down

Button Speed-Up Button

MIC 1 Volume Setting MIC 2 Volume Setting MIC 3 Volume Setting Stereo Volume Setting Master Volume Setting Sound to Light Sensitivity Mode Selector Switch

Deze LED brandt als de langzaam/sneller knoppen geactiveerd zijn Deze LED brandt als de gevoeligheidsknop geactiveerd is

NIET gebruiken als reeds radio/CD is ingebouwd

LICHT-GELUIDSKAST 18500

INHOUD

Licht-Geluidskast inclusief:

• Groot lichtdoorlatend scherm • Geïntegreerde radio-CD speler • Controle-paneel

• 1 microfoon • 1 schakelaar

MONTAGE-INSTRUCTIES

Monteer de unit met montagemateriaal welke geschikt is voor uw muur en tevens geschikt is om het gewicht van de unit te dragen. Aan de achterzijde van de unit zijn rondom aan de rand schroeven zichtbaar. Er is een houten versteviging aangebracht ter plekke van deze schroeven aan de binnenzijde van de unit. Montagemateriaal kan op deze plaats bevestigd worden. Let op: er is geen houten versteviging aanwezig in de hoeken van de unit. U bent zelf verantwoordelijk voor het op de juiste veilige en stevige wijze monteren van de unit aan de muur.

GEBRUIKSAANWIJZING

Stop de stekker in het stopcontact. Er is geen AAN/UIT schakelaar.

Geluiden of audiosignalen worden opgevangen door de interne microfoon en

geconverteerd om zo de lampen te activeren en daarmee verschillende lichteffecten te creëren op het scherm. Des te harder de geluiden, des te groter de reactie. De

speakerbeschermkapjes mogen niet afgedekt zijn om zo storing of beperking tegen te gaan.

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EXTERNE MICROFOONS

Sluit één of beide microfoonstekkers aan op de aansluitingen gemarkeerd met: • MIC 1 Input

• MIC 2 Input • MIC 3 Input

De microfoons nemen de functie van de ingebouwde microfoon over. Ze kunnen echter wel gewoon gebruikt worden in combinatie met de ingebouwde radio-CD speler zodat gebruikers gewoon mee kunnen zingen net als Karaoke. Gebruik de regelaar onder gebruikte microfoonaansluiting (MIC 1,2 of 3 Volume Setting) om het volume van de microfoon te regelen.

EXTERNE SCHAKELAAR (SWITCH)

Sluit een monoschakelaar aan op de aansluiting gemarkeerd met: • Switch A Input

Het is hoogst onwaarschijnlijk dat stereoschakelaars de Licht- en Geluidskast zouden kunnen beschadigen of de schakelaar zelf, maar niet alle stereoschakelaars zullen

compatibel zijn. De volgende schakelaars zullen in ieder geval correct werken met het de ROMPA Licht- en Geluidskast:

15896 ROMPA Squashschakelaar 15894 ROMPA Trekschakelaar 15901 ROMPA Ratelschakelaar 15893 ROMPA Vinger-Drukschakelaar 15899 ROMPA Balschakelaar 15895 ROMPA Tipschakelaar 15892 ROMPA Drukschakelaar VOLUME

Stel het volume in op de radio/CD speler zelf en met de schakelaar gemarkeerd met: • Stereo Volume Setting

SENSITIVITY (GEVOELIGHEID)

Gebruik de schakelaar gemarkeerd met: • Sound to Light Sensitivity

Om zo de gevoeligheid te regelen. De LED rechts van deze schakelaar zal branden om aan te geven dat de schakelaar geactiveerd is.

SPEED (SNELHEID)

Om de snelheid van het licht te veranderen terwijl de ´automatisch´ en twee ´tijd´ modes zijn ingeschakeld, gebruikt u de twee knoppen gemarkeerd met:

• Slow-Down button (langzamer) • Speed-Up button (sneller)

De LED tussen deze twee knoppen in zal branden als deze knoppen geactiveerd zijn.

AMPLIFIER (VERSTERKER)

Een externe versterker (niet meegeleverd) kan aangesloten worden op de aansluiting gemarkeerd met:

• Master Amplifier Output

Gebruik de schakelaar direct onder de aansluiting om de versterker te regelen.

MODE

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• Mode Selector Switch

Om te kiezen uit de verschillende standen. Draai de schakelaar met de klok mee.

Mode 1: Automatisch: De gekleurde lampen in het paneel lichten op in

volgorde. Stel de gewenste SNELHEID in.

Mode 2: Op geluid: De gekleurde lampen in het paneel lichten op in

volgorde, ieder keer als er geluid wordt gemaakt.

Mode 3: Geluid/Tijd: De gekleurde lampen in het paneel lichten 3 complete

volgordes, elke keer als er een geluid gemaakt wordt. De ingebouwde radio-CD spelerkan worden gebruikt in deze Mode. Stel de SNELHEID en GEVOELIGHEID

in naar wens.

Mode 4: Schakelaar/Stap: Net als Mode 2, echter nu geactiveerd als de externe

schakelaar wordt bediend. De GEVOELIGHEID en SNELHEID kunnen niet geregeld worden in deze stand.

Mode 5: Schakelaar/Tijd: Net als Mode 3, echter nu geactiveerd als de externe

schakelaar wordt bediend. SNELHEID is regelbaar.

RADIO/CD

Kan worden gebruikt in Mode 2 en 3. 1. Zet unit aan.

2. Stem radio af op gewenste zender of start een CD. 3. Pas de gevoeligheid aan op het gewenste niveau.

4. Het volume kan worden aangepast terwijl de reactie van de lampen niet wordt gewijzigd. De reactie van de lampen wordt geregeld met de `Sound to Light Sensitivity´schakelaars.

EXTRA INFORMATIE

Geluid is altijd vibratie en de frequentie van de vibratie bepaald de pitch. Volwassenen kunnen horen binnen een bereik tussen 20 en 12.000 vibraties per seconde (Hertz).

SPECIFICATIES

Gewicht: 28kg

Voeding: 240v/(120v) AC 50-60 Hz 500W maximaal Zekering: Enkele 3A zekering in de stekker

Lampen: Light Emitting Diodes (LED)

Eisen voor externe microfoon: Dynamische microfoon (600 ohm). Het is niet nodig om toegang te verschaffen tot de binnenzijde van de unit.

VEILIGHEID

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ECRÃ INTERACTIVO SOM-LUZ ROMPA 18500

CONTEÚDO

Unidade Ecrã Interactivo Som-Luz com: • Ecrã grande translúcido

• Rádio e leitor de CDs integrante • Controlos principais

• Microfon • Interruptor

INSTRUÇÕES DE INSTALAÇÃO

Monte a unidade na parede utilizando os fixadores apropriados ao peso do produto e à montagem na parede. Na parte detrás da unidade, existem parafusos visíveis na parte superior. Existe um bastão de madeira no interior da unidade onde estes parafusos se encontram. O material de montagem pode estar preso aqui. Nota: não existe nenhuma estrutura de madeira no interior da unidade à volta dos cantos. É de sua inteira responsabilidade assegurar-se de que a unidade fica firmemente presa à parede.

INSTRUÇÕES DE FUNCIONAMENTO

Ligue a unidade.

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Os sons ou sinais áudio são apanhados pelo microfone interno e convertidos electronicamente para activar as luzes criando assim diferentes efeitos de luzes no ecrã principal. Quanto mais altos forem os sons, maior será a resposta. As grelhas do altifalante não devem estar bloqueadas para evitar a distorção/redução do som.

Os controlos na parte frontal superior funcionam da seguinte forma:

MICROFONES EXTERNOS

Conecte um ou ambos nas entradas na parte frontal assinaladas por: • MIC 1 Entrada

• MIC 2 Entrada • MIC 3 Entrada

O/os microfone/s sobrepõe-se/sobrepõem-se à reacção da luz em relação ao som externo. No entanto, os microfones podem ser utilizados ao mesmo tempo que o rádio/leitor de CDs de forma a permitir que os utentes cantem, como se fosse karaoke. Utilize os controlos correspondentes sob cada entrada para regular o volume para o microfone.

INTERRUPTOR EXTERNO

Conecte um Interruptor mono (incluído) à entrada assinalada por: • Entrada Interruptor A

É muito pouco provável que os interruptores estéreo possam danificar a unidade ou o Interruptor, mas nem todos os interruptores estéreo são compatíveis. Por exemplo, os seguintes interruptores (switches) funcionam com as unidades de som e luz ROMPA: 15896 Switch de Compressão ROMPA

15894 Switch com Puxador ROMPA 15901 Switch de Chocalho ROMPA 15893 Switch para Dedo ROMPA 15899 Switch Oscilatório ROMPA 15895 Switch com Botão ROMPA 15892 Switch de Pressão ROMPA

VOLUME

Ajuste o volume estéreo no próprio estéreo e utilizando o controlo assinalado por: • Ajuste de Volume Estéreo

SENSIBILIDADE

Utilize o controlo assinalado por :

• Som para Sensibilidade de Luz para ajustar a sensibilidade. A LED que se encontra do lado direito deste controlo irá indicar se este está activo.

VELOCIDADE

Para ajustar a velocidade dos progressos de iluminação do painel nas modalidades ‘automático’ e dois ‘tempos’, utilize os botões que se encontram na parte superior direita do painel de controlo assinalado por:

• Botão de Diminuição de Velocidade E

• Botão de Aumento de Velocidade

A LED que se encontra entre estes botões indica quando estes se encontram activos.

AMPLIFICADOR

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• Saída Principal de Amplificador

Utilize o controlo que se encontra directamente abaixo desta entrada para regular o amplificador.

MODALIDADE

Utilize o interruptor de cinco posições que se encontra na parte inferior direita do painel de controlo assinalado por:

• Interruptor Selector de Modalidade para escolher entre as seguintes modalidades. Utilize este interruptor no sentido dos ponteiros do relógio.

MODALIDADE 1: Automático: as luzes coloridas no painel iluminam-se em sequência.

Ajuste a VELOCIDADE na posição desejada.

MODALIDADE 2: Som escalonado: as luzes coloridas no painel iluminam-se em

sequência, cada vez que é emitido um som. O rádio/leitor de CDs embutido pode ser utilizado nesta modalidade. Ajuste a SENSIBILIDADE na posição desejada.

MODALIDADE 3: Som temporizado: as luzes coloridas no painel iluminam-se por três

sequências completas, cada vez que é emitido um som. O rádio/leitor de cassetes embutido pode ser utilizado nesta modalidade. Ajuste a VELOCIDADE e a

SENSIBILIDADE na posição deseja.

MODALIDADE 4: Interruptor escalonado: como na modalidade 2 MAS a sequência é

escalonada por um switch externo. A SENSIBILIDADE e a VELOCIDADE não são ajustáveis nesta modalidade.

MODALIDADE 5: Interruptor temporizado: como na modalidade 3 MAS a sequência é

accionada por um switch externo. Ajuste a VELOCIDADE na posição desejada.

RÁDIO/CD

Podem ser utilizados nas modalidades 2 e 3.

1. Ligue a unidade

2. Sintonize o rádio para uma estação desejada ou insira um CD. 3. Ajuste a sensibilidade para o nível desejado.

4. O volume pode ser ajustado sem afectar o nível de reacção das luzes. O nível de reacção é controlado pelo controlo ‘Som para Sensibilidade de Luz’

INFORMAÇÃO ADICIONAL

Todo o som é vibração e a frequência de vibração determina a intensidade. Os adultos têm um alcance de audição entre 20 a 12,000 vibrações por segundo (Hertz)

CARACTERÍSTICAS TÉCNICAS

Peso: 28Kg

Potência: 240v/(120v) AC 50-60 Hz 500W máximo Fusível: um fusível 3A na ficha

Luzes: LED – luz emissora de diodo

Requisitos de microfone externo: Microfone Dinâmico Unidireccional (600ohm) Não há nenhuma necessidade de aceder ao interior da unidade.

SEGURANÇA

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