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PowerPro 916-SD
Portable
Public
Address
Systems
Owner’s
Manual
PA916-SD Public Address Speaker
PA916-PS Powered Companion PA
PA916-SP Passive Companion Speaker
califone_916SD_manual_rev3.indd 3 6/23/07 4:00:27 PM
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Power Pro 916-SD S P e C ifi C A tion S Power Pro 916-SD Owner’s Manual 3 sets of LED lights for visual confirmation of Thank you for purchasing this PowerPro PA916-SD, the most versatile and appropriate portable PA for use in school, power, RF & business, house of worship and government facilities. audio reception I invite you to register your product online for warranty coverage at our website: www.califone.com — while you’re there — 40oz. magnets make sure to visit our complete line of
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Power Pro 916-SD S P e C ifi C A tion S Power Pro 916-SD Owner’s Manual Molded steel-reinforced 3 sets of Two wireless UHF pull-up handle has 4 LED lights mics and two wired adjustable positions for visual mics can operate at confirmation of the same time power, RF & audio reception Programmable, plays CD, CD-R/RW 40oz. magnets with shuffle and and water- repeat functions resistant cones Built-in memory SD Memory with up to 36 hours Card Slot of recording time Plays popular Full-sp
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Operation Battery Charge the battery for at least 10 hours before using the PA916 or PA916-PS. Simply plug the power cord into an AC outlet and charging begins automatically. The charging indicator will flash until fully charged, then it will stay green. The unit can be used while it is plugged in for charging. There are two indicators above the main power switch. When the unit is turned on, the one on the left will light “red” when the battery has a low charge. The one on the right will glow
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Operation continued Line In Insert both RCA plugs into the RCA jacks when using a stereo input. The left and right channels are combined so no pro- gram material is lost. If the source is monaural, either RCA jack can be used. The Line In volume control is used to increase or decrease the level of the input signal. Line Out The two RCA jacks are used to connect to the input of another piece of equipment such as a tape recorder, mixer or another amplified speaker. The outputs are monaural and v
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Wireless Operation Feedback is a shrill screeching sound produced by the speaker system when a microphone is being used too close to the front of the speaker. The microphone picks up the sound of the speaker system and it becomes reamplified. It is a self- sustaining loop which can damage the system if allowed to continue, not to mention the annoyance caused to persons nearby. Always stand 4 to 6 feet from the speaker to minimize the opportunity for feedback from the speaker system. Wireless U
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Microphones & Belt-Pack Transmitter Q-316 Wireless Microphone 16-Channel UHF Transmitter Battery Compartment Power Low Battery LED LM-316 Lapel Mic Channel Selector Switch M-316 Wireless Belt Pack Transmitter Power On Switch Microphone Jack CM-316 Collar Mic Power On/ Low Batt. LED Volume Control 16-Channel UHF Transmitter Battery Compartment HBM-316 Headband Mic 6 califone_916SD_manual_rev3.indd 9 6/23/07 4:00:30 PM
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Digital Audio Player/Recorder Digital Audio Player/Recorder USER S GUIDE USER S GUIDE 5.4.3 Local File item MP3 Section; Component Descriptions Under this item, shows all the files or single doc. saved in on-board memory. Long press (3) (2) (1) 5.4.3 Local File item Under this item, shows all the files or single doc. saved in on-board memory. Long press (3) (2) (1) (1) Play/ Pause / Select MODE to exit.(Flash)
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Digital Audio Player/Recorder Digital Audio Player/Recorder MP3 - Operation Guide Basic Menu/Button Operation The menu for the digital audio player/recorder section is operated using the following buttons: • “RECORD”: Immediately enters into Recording Mode and starts recording audio on the currently selected memory. • “FLASH/SD”: Switch the current memory between the internal (Flash) memory and the SD card. If no SD card is plugged into the unit, an error will be displayed. • “SKIP FWD”:
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032 000 00:00:00 F WAV 000 00:00:00 2007 /01/01 REC001 Music Mode 32K 000 00:00:00 F WAV 000 00:00:00 REC001 07/01/01 128 000 SOFT 00:00 F MP3 000 00:00 00 Digital Audio Player/Recorder Digital Audio Player/Recorder Music Mode Continued 2. Short press “REV” and “FWD” to select items from menu. NOR ROCK POP CLAS SOFT JAZZ DBB Equalizer Short press “PLAY / PAUSE” once to confirm. 3. The REV and FWD buttons will now function differently Normal Rock Pop Classic
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Digital Audio Player/Recorder Digital Audio Player/Recorder Music Mode Continued Equalizer Continued 2. Short press “REV” and “FWD” to select items from menu. NOR ROCK POP CLAS SOFT JAZZ DBB Short press “PLAY / PAUSE” once to confirm. 3. The REV and FWD buttons will now function differently Normal Rock Pop Classic Soft Jazz Bass depending on your selection. Below we will describe the different operations of these keys based on each
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Digital Audio Player/Recorder Digital Audio Player/Recorder Voice Mode Continued Voice Mode (While music/voice is playing): The following instructions apply to while music is playing. 1. Short press “MENU” once to enter the local menu. 2. Short press “FWD” or “REV” to select the desired item and then short press “PLAY / PAUSE” once to confirm. Available options include: Next/ Prev 1. Short press “REV” once: last song; short press “FWD” once: next song. 2. Long press “FWD” and “REV” adj
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USER S GUIDE 5.4.3 Local File item Under this item, shows all the files or single doc. saved in on-board memory. Long press (3) (2) (1) MODE to exit.(Flash) 5.4.4. Card File item Under this item, shows all the files or single doc. saved in SD card. 5. 4.5 Delete File (item) By using above mentioned way to enter local file or card file to choose the file that you want to delete.Once the file is selected, short press PLAY/ STOP once to enter
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Digital Audio Player/Recorder Digital Audio Player/Recorder Setting Mode Continued Contrast adjustment 1. Press “REV” and “FWD” to adjust contrast. 2. Press “PLAY / PAUSE” to confirm the setting or short press “MENU” to cancel. Memory Info 1. This screen displays the used and unused memory. It can display this information for either the ‘ internal (Flash) or SD card. 2. Short press “MENU” to exit. Language selection 1. Press “REV” and “FWD” to select. 2. Press “MENU” to confirm. Note:
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Digital Audio Player/Recorder Digital Audio Player/Recorder Setting Mode Continued USB Connection Continued Compatibility (System Requirements) Contrast adjustment 1. Press “REV” and “FWD” to adjust contrast. 1. Operation system: WIN98 SE, Windows.ME.2000.XP. 2. Press “PLAY / PAUSE” to confirm the setting or short press “MENU” to cancel. 2. USB port. Memory Info Features/Specs 1. This screen displays the used and unused memory. It can display this information for either the ‘ internal (Fla
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CD Player CD Player After the power is turned on the LCD display will read “NO disc” Gently push the CD into the slot and 1 CD SLOT the CD will be recognized and begin playing track #1. 2 LCD DISPLAY When “Play” is pressed, the first track will begin to Play. When Play is pressed again, the mode goes to 3 PAUSE/PLAY Pause. When pressed a third time the mode returns to Play. 1 9 8 4 3 NO dISC 2 7 10 6 5 When STOP is pressed from Play or Pause the program is advanced to the end of the last t
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CD PLAYER Continued CD Player 6 SKIP/REVERSE When REV is pressed from the Stop mode, the program will go back one track and begin playing the last track on the CD. When pressed from Play or Pause mode, the program will go back to the beginning of the track which was already playing. Continuing to press REV will step back one track at a time. 7 REPEAT/ENTER Pressing Repeat once will continuously replay the selected track. Pressing it twice will replay all tracks continuou
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Powered Companion Speaker PA916-PS Powered Companion Speaker PA916-PS The Powered Companion PA has the same amplifier, power supply and speaker compliment as the full featured PowerPro PA916. It does not have the mixer panel because it can be controlled by the PowerPro PA916. With the integral 16-channel selectable wireless UHF receiver, it can function as a stand alone PA speaker when using a Q-316 Handheld microphone or the M-316 Beltpack transmitter with a LM-316, CM-316 or HBM-316 microph
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Powered Companion Speaker PA916-PS Powered Companion Speaker PA916-PS Telescoping Handle 1 1 16-channel UHF wireless mic receivers 2 Audio Line Out XLR 3 Treble Control 4 Bass Control 5 4 Digital Master Volume 6 3 Dual Steel Skid Guards 7 5 A/C Power Socket 8 2 Battery Low/Charge Indicators 9 6 Green Power On Indicator 10 7 Power On/Off Switch 11 15 8 Voice Priority (Ducking) Switch 12 1/4” Phone Jack Speaker Out 13 9 1/4” Phone Jack Speaker Out Switched 14 16 Speaker Mute Switch 15 10 11 12 1
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PA916-SP Specifications Telescoping Handle 1 2 1/4” Phone Jack Speaker In 1 Integral Wheels 3 The PA916-SP is connected to one of two outputs from the PowerPro PA916 or Powered Companion Speaker via SP-50 Cable with 1/4” phone plugs. Connecting to the “Speaker Out” jack will divide the power between the PowerPro PA916 or PA916-PS and PA916-SP. Connecting to the “Switched Out” will disconnect the internal 2 speakers of the PA916 and deliver all of the power to the PA916-SP. NOTE: 3 T
