Setting Into Operation; Setting Up The Unit; Power Supply - Monacor TXA-500 Mode D'emploi

The input channels can be used as follows:
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Channel 1 for a cable-connected microphone or
for an audio unit with line output (e. g. CD
player, tape recorder)
Channel 2 for an audio unit with line output
Channel 3 for a wireless microphone or
for an audio unit with line output
The receiving parts of models TXA-500 and TXA-502
are tuned to different frequencies: 863.05 MHz for
model TXA-500, 864.80 MHz for model TXA-502.
Thus, when both models are used together, signals of
two wireless microphones can be transmitted on differ-
ent channels. From the product range of MONACOR
e. g. the following wireless microphones can be used
with the TXA-500 or the TXA-502:
Type
Hand-held microphone
with integrated transmitter
Pocket transmitter for
headband microphone
HSE-110
Pocket transmitter with
tie-clip microphone
Pocket transmitter with
headband microphone
3.1 Approval
According to the R + TTE regulation (Radio and Tele-
communication Technical Equipment) the approval of
the unit is valid in the countries of the European Union.
The approval is indicated in the specifications. For the
operation in countries outside the EU, please contact
your retailer or the MONACOR subsidiary in the coun-
try where this unit will be operated.
In the Federal Republic of Germany, the frequency
range of 863 MHz to 865 MHz has been approved for
the operation of wireless audio transmission systems.
As it is possible that this frequency range for this field
of application is not available in other countries of the
EU, please contact your retailer or the corresponding
authorities of the particular country if the unit is oper-
ated outside the Federal Republic of Germany.

4 Setting into Operation

4.1 Setting up the unit

The unit can be placed as desired or be mounted to a
PA speaker cabinet stand via the stand sleeve on the
lower side (e. g. PAST series of the MONACOR pro-
duct range).
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suitable for suitable for
TXA-500 TXA-502
TXS-820HT TXS-822HT
TXS-820HSE TXS-822HSE
TXS-820LT TXS-822LT
TXS-820SX TXS-822SX

4.2 Power supply

The power supply can be made both via a mains
socket or via the integrated rechargeable battery.
1) First connect the supplied mains cable to the mains
connector (8) of the unit and then connect the
mains plug to a mains socket (230 V~/50 Hz).
2) The charging control CHARGE (6) lights up:
red = the rechargeable battery is charged
green = the charging procedure is terminated
During charging, the unit can be operated as usually.
However, the charging procedure is shortened if the
unit is switched off with the switch POWER (12).
3) After the end of the charging procedure it is possi-
ble to operate the unit via the rechargeable battery
independent of the mains. With maximum volume
an operating time of up to 8 hours is possible. With
a lower volume the operating time is prolonged.
4) The rechargeable battery should be recharged if
the indication LOW (6) lights up.
5) By the charging automatics the rechargeable bat-
tery cannot be overcharged. However, the mains
plug should be disconnected from the mains if the
rechargeable battery is fully charged [display
CHARGE (6) shows green] and the unit is not used
for a longer time. Otherwise, even with the unit
switched off, a low current will always be consumed.
4.3 Connection of microphone, audio units,
and further TXA-500/TXA-502 units
1) If a cable-connected microphone is required ad-
ditionally or instead of a wireless microphone, con-
nect it via an XLR plug to the jack MIC (1).
2) For the connection of three audio units as a maxi-
mum with line output, e. g. CD player, tape record-
er, different jacks are provided:
– 6.3 mm jack LINE (1) if no microphone is con-
nected to the XLR contact
– phono jacks LINE (3)
– 3.5 mm jack LINE (4) if no wireless microphone
is used
If required, use a corresponding adapter if a chan-
nel is already reserved with the matching input jack.
3) If several TXA-500 units or TXA-502 units are re-
quired, connect them via the jacks LINK INPUT and
LINK OUTPUT (2):
a) Connect the jack LINK OUTPUT of the main
unit, to which all audio units and microphones
are connected, via a cable with phono connec-
tors to the jack LINK INPUT of the second unit.
b) Connect the jack LINK OUTPUT of the second
unit to the jack LINK INPUT of the third unit etc.
c) Always set all controls LEVEL (10) of the addi-
tional units to "0" because the volume and the
sound are only set via the main unit.