M-6500MKII Speaker User Manual

 

USB Media Card Speaker OWNERS MANUAL M-6500MKII Rear Panel d r a C a d e M i 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 BT pairing 2 Important: Please read this before returning this product

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Phone- 1-888-604-8881 or 310-363-7110 In Mexico Please Call 0155 4624 0251 iRocker 7 QUICKSTART GUIDE QUICK SETUP GUIDE Important: With all large speakers, an initial break -in period is needed to perform at optimal levels. To properly break-in your Transactiv e Mobile, play an audio source at medium volume for a few hours. Mobile phone or pad BT

BT pairing XLR form MIC 6.35 plug form MIC or guitar RCA form CD or other linein from another amp or mix lineout to another amp linkto another 8OHM box Technical specification:

AUX input:-10dB;

1. 2. MIC input:-40dB;

EQ12dB,100Hz330Hz1KHz3.3KHz10KHz;

3. Distortion 4.

-40dB;

80dB;

4 Line Out Balanced Connection The XLR Line out allows you to output the amplifier signal to subwoofer, another powered speaker, or an amp, which will, in turn, power other speakers. Simply connect the output device to the RPG225K using an XLR to XLR or XLR to TRS cable to share the signal. We recommend you use high quality cables LINE OUT POWERED SPEAKER POWERED SUBWOOFER AMPLIFIER Speaker Output Connection The Speaker output marked Speaker Out is used to connect the active unit to the passive unit. Passive speaker impedance must always be 8 ohms. 5 Limited Warranty This Limited Product Warranty is provided by BriteLite Enterprises. BriteLite warrants to Customer that the product is free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use during the Warranty Period of 90 days for parts and 1-year labor. If the product fails to con-

form to the warranty then BriteLite or its authorized service will either repair or replace any nonconforming product, provided that Customer gives notice of noncompliance within the Warranty Period to BriteLite by emailing service@britelite net or calling 310-363-7110 (Mexico custom-

ers can call 0155 46240251). Please retain the original dated receipt as evidence of proof of purchase 1. Main Channel Controls The main channel can play music from an Auxiliary source, Bluetooth, USB/SD Card, or FM Radio. MODE: Switches between the input modes mentioned above. PLAY: Press this button to play or pause music playing from Bluetooth, USB, or SD. FOLDER: Use this button to pick an Equalizer preset or choose a song to play from your USB/SD card. Use the Prev/Next buttons to switch though menu items and press the play button to select a menu item. REPT: Turn the repeat function on and off for music playing through USB or SD PREV/NEXT: Use these buttons to switch through songs playing on Bluetooth or USB/SD or channels in FM Radio mode 2. 5-band graphic equalizer Control the sound output coming of all channels. 3. Channel 2 All three channels can be used at the same time. Both inputs on this channel can be used at the same time LEVEL: Controls the volume of Channel 2 XLR Input: Connect an audio source using an XLR cable on Channel 2. 1/4"Input: Connect an audio source using a 1/4 audio cable on Channel 2. 4. Channel 3 All functions operate the same as Channel 2 5. Main Channel volume Control the volume of the music coming from the main channel( BT/AUX/USB/SD/FM) 6. Master Volume Controls Control the Volume, Bass, and Treble of the sound coming from all three channels 7. Auxiliary/Line Input Play music from an auxiliary device when the main channel is in aUX mode. Both inputs can be used at the same time. LR Input: Play music from an audio sorce using an RCA cable XLR: Play music from an audio source using an XLR cable 8. Line Out The XLR Line Out sends a signal to a subwoofer, another powered speaker, or to an amp. 9. LED Light Swich Use this switch to turn the Sound Activated Multicolor LED lights on and off. 10. Speakon output to passive speaker (8 ohm) Use this jack to connect a passive speaker using an NL4 twist lock audio cable. Note that the signal from this output is amplified. 11. Voltage selector switch 12. Power input Switches the input voltage. Make sure to be use the correct voltage corresponding to the voltage coming from your wall outlet. Connect one end of the included power cable to this input and the other end to a wall outlet. Make sure the voltage switch is in the correct position before turning on the unit. 13. Power switch Use this switch to turn the unit on and off. 6 3

This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator & your body