Applications; Conformity And Approval; Setting The System Into Operation; Charging The Battery - Monacor ATS-22R Mode D'emploi

Voice Transmission
System
These instructions are intended for
users without any specific technical
knowledge. Please read the instruc-
tions carefully prior to operation and
keep them for later reference.

1 Applications

In combination with one or multiple re-
ceivers ATS-22R, the transmitter ATS-22T
provides a mobile digital wireless system
for transmitting spoken language, e. g.
for guided tours, lectures in different
languages or wireless command transmis-
sion. For wireless transmission, 16 chan-
nels are available in the frequency range
863 – 865 MHz; four of these channels may
be used at the same time without mutual
interference. The transmission range de-
pends on local conditions and may reach
100 m as a maximum.
2 Important Notes
The units correspond to all relevant direc-
tives of the EU and are therefore marked
with .
•
The units are suitable for indoor use
only. Protect them against dripping
water and splash water, high air humidi-
ty and heat (admissible ambient temper-
ature: 0 – 40 °C).
•
For cleaning only use a dry, soft cloth;
never use water or chemicals.
•
No guarantee claims for the units and no
liability for any resulting personal dam-
age or material damage will be accepted
if the units are used for other purposes
than originally intended, if they are not
correctly connected or operated, or if
they are not repaired in an expert way.
If the units are to be put out
of operation definitively, take
them to a local recycling plant
for a disposal which is not harm-
ful to the environment.

2.1 Conformity and approval

Herewith, MONACOR
declare that the voice transmission system
(ATS-22R and ATS-22T) is in accordance
with the directive 2014/53/EU. The declara-
tion of conformity is available on request
from MONACOR INTERNATIONAL.
The units are generally approved for
operation in EU and EFTA countries; they
are licence-free and require no registration.
3 Setting the System into
Operation

3.1 Charging the battery

For mobile operation, the units are
equipped with a rechargeable lithium bat-
tery. With a fully charged battery, the op-
erating time of the receiver will be approx-
imately 15 hours and the operating time
of the transmitter approximately 12 hours.
It is recommended to charge the bat-
tery before longer use or when the battery
symbol on the display starts flashing. To
charge the battery, the transport bags ATS-
12CB and ATS-35CB are ideally suited; these
bags are equipped with a charging section.
4
The units also offer a micro USB port (8).
This port can be used to connect a power
supply unit with micro USB plug or to con-
nect the USB port of a computer by means
of a suitable USB cable.
As soon as the charging process starts,
the transmitter/receiver is switched off, but
the charging process can be checked via
the battery status indication . The charg-
ing time is approximately 6 hours.
3.2 Connecting the microphone,
earphone and audio unit
1) The talker will be provided with the
transmitter (white housing). Connect the
microphone /earphone combination sup-
plied with the system to the jack
of the transmitter. Use the clip to attach
the microphone to your clothes (e. g. tie,
lapel) and, if two-way communication is
required, attach the earphone to your
ear.
2) The transmitter can also be used for
transmitting audio signals fed in, for ex-
ample, from a CD/MP3 player or a radio.
Connect the audio unit to the 3.5 mm
jack of the microphone.
For transmitting the signal of the
audio unit only, set the sliding switch of
the microphone to the position "MUTE".
In the position "MIC", both the micro-
phone signal and the signal of the audio
unit will be transmitted.
3) Each listener will be provided with a
receiver (black housing). Connect the
earphone supplied with the system to
the jack
it to your ear.
4 Operation
To switch on or off, keep the button
pressed for 2 seconds until the display (5)
lights up or is extinguished.

4.1 Setting the transmission channel

1) First switch on the receiver only: As long
as no signal is received, the display will
keep flashing. If no signal is received
after 20 minutes, the receiver will be
switched off automatically to save the
battery.
INTERNATIONAL
2) Set the receiver to a free transmission
channel: Keep the two buttons + and –
(7) pressed for 2 seconds: The symbol
on the display will disappear and only
the letters CH and the symbol
keep flashing. Use the button + or – to
set the channel. To confirm the setting,
press the button
The symbol
cations will start flashing.
The display must keep flashing. If it
stops flashing, interference or signals
from other transmitters are received. In
this case, use a different channel.
3) If multiple ATS-22 systems are used at
the same time for transmitting differ-
ent kinds of information or different
languages, set a different transmission
channel for each separate system. You
will be able to make four voice trans-
missions at the same time if you use
the following channels:
1 – 4 or 5 – 8 or 9 – 12 or 13 – 16
4) Switch on the transmitter and set it to
the transmission channel of the receiver.
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will
or wait for 5 seconds:
will reappear and all indi-
Once a signal is received, the display of
the receiver will stop flashing.
Note: The minimum distance between
the transmitter and the receiver must
be 20 cm; otherwise, the receiver will be
muted and its display will keep flashing.
Hint: To set multiple receivers to the
same channel at the same time, keep
the buttons , + and − on the transmit-
ter and on all receivers pressed until the
units are switched off. Then switch on
the units again: All units have been set
to channel 00. If you now set the trans-
mitter to the desired channel, all receiv-
ers will also be set to the same channel.
After that, it will also be possible to
change the channel on the transmitter
during transmission (e. g. in case of in-
terference); all receivers that have been
switched on will follow automatically.
Important!
1. For transmission from the transmitter to
the receiver, set the sliding switch
on the transmitter to the position "off;
otherwise, the two-way communication
will be activated (chapter 4.3). To indi-
cate activation of this feature, the vol-
ume indication will keep flashing.
2. For microphone announcements, set the
sliding switch of the microphone to the
position "MIC".

4.2 Adjusting the volume

1) As long as the symbol
display, the buttons + and − (7) of the re-
ceiver can be used to adjust the volume
for the earphone.
Caution! Never adjust a very high vol-
ume. Permanent high volumes may
damage your hearing.
(6)
2) Use the buttons + and − on the trans-
mitter to adjust the volume of the mi-
crophone or the audio unit. Four volume
levels are available (
level should be as high as possible with-
out causing distortion.
3) To mute the transmitter, e. g. during in-
tervals, briefly press the button
The symbol will keep flashing to in-
dicate the muting feature. To unmute,
press the button once again.

4.3 Two-way communication

Via the integrated microphone (4), a listen-
er will be able to speak to the talker pro-
vided with the transmitter and to all other
participants provided with a receiver:
1) Set the sliding switch
mitter to the position "on". The volume
indication will start flashing. Use the
buttons + and – (7) to adjust the volume
for the earphone of the transmitter.
2) Keep the talk button
ceiver pressed and speak into the mi-
crophone. While someone is speaking,
two-way communication will not be
available for any of the other receivers.
Subject to technical modification.
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