Vonyx AP1200PA Manuel D'instructions page 3

REAR PANEL
MEDIAPLAYER
A. SD CARD CONNECTION
For connection of a SD CARD with MP3 files
B. USB CONNECTION
For connection of a USB stick with MP3 files
C. DISPLAY
Shows MP3 information
D. MODE
Select playing from USB stick, SD card or Bluetooth
E. PREV
Play previous track
F. PLAY/PAUSE
Track play or pause mode
G. REPEAT
Track repeating
H. NEXT
Play next track
HOW TO CONNECT WITH YOUR BLUETOOTH DEVICE:
First turn on speaker, then press on "MODE" (D) till you see "AUX". Then use your mobile or computer to search a
Bluetooth device. When you find the "BT-STREAM" then connect. The password is: 0000
WIRELESS MICROPHONES
Insert 9V batteries into the wireless microphones and observe the polarity.
Connect the aerials at the rear side and turn all volume controls down. Switch the system ON and the power led
will light. Switch the microphones on and increase the Volume knobs to the desired position.
Take care not to incur FEEDBACK from the speaker. Turn the Echo, Bass and Treble knobs to a position in order
to have the desired sound.
CHARGING BATTERIES
Prior to use this system the internal 12V battery need to be charged for 12 hours. If the Power-switch is in OFF
position and the system is connected to mains, the battery will be (re)charged and the Charge-Led lights!!
Note: Pull the plug out of the mains outlet if the battery is fully charged!!
Before the device the first time is actuated, please charge the battery at least 12 hours and max. 72 hours! Battery
should be regularly charged. For optimal battery life the battery should be charged at least 1x per month. Please
note that if you do not load within 6 weeks, the battery becomes defective !!
1. Input connector for microphone.
2. Line input connector for the audio input
source e.g. mixer, CD player, etc.
3. Output connector to a second box or
amplifier (line level).
4. Volume control for the microphone.
5. Volume control for wireless microphone.
6. 5-Band Equalizer for tone control.
7. MP3/Line selector.
8. Volume control for the line/MP3 input..
9. Echo effect for the microphone.
10. Master volume control.
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