Media Vision USA MVALSPTFM Bodypack Transmitter User Manual Manual
Media Vision USA Bodypack Transmitter Manual
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MV-ALS-Series Quick Reference: Portable Receiver (MV-ALS-PRFM) Unit Controls The Media Vision portable receiver offers a selection of 57 channels and an OLED display which indicates battery life, signal strength, volume and a channel selection. The unit is lightweight and can accomopdate multiple headset options for a comfortable listening experience for the user. Needed (not included): earphone, headphone or neckloop, optional rechargeable or alkaline AA batteries. REMOVABLE CLIP POWER HEADPHONE JACK SIGNAL STRENGTH MODE INDICATOR CHANNEL LOCK INDICATOR OLED SCREEN BATTERY LIFE INDICATOR 50% or more NAVIGATION SET 25-49% USB Less than 25% When this segment begins flashing along with the LED on top of the unit, you should immediately change your batteries or recharge them. CHARGING CONTACTS BATTERY DOOR REMOVABLE CLIP ON BACK www.media-vision.com MV-ALS-Series Quick Reference: Portable Receiver (MV-ALS-PRFM) Turn-On 1. Press and hold power button for 1 second till logo “Media Vision” shows up. 2. Logo “Media Vision” shows up for 2 seconds, and then OLED becomes dim. 3. The screen shows default (CH E)/previously used channel or custom label, symbols of battery , lock , and signal strength Turn-0ff 1. Press and hold power button for 2 seconds and logo “Media Vision” shows up for 2 seconds. 2. Then, “OFF” shows up for 1 second. 3. The player turns off. Channel Change 1. Press + or – to change the channel when the device is in unlock mode. 2. In unlock mode, channel will flash and be ready for change. 3. Two band types, wideband only (17 channels) or both wide and narrowband (57 channels), are available for the player. Default type is “wideband” channel A~T). • Wideband: A~T • Wideband and narrow band: A~T & 1~40 4. To scroll channels rapidly, keep pressing + or – to change the channel. 5. Once selected channel is confirmed, press SET button (o) to confirm the channel. If not, the OLED will show previously used channel after being idle for 10 seconds. Channel Lock 1. The player will automatically be locked immediately when it’s turned on. 2. When the channel is changed and SET button is press to confirm the change (or idled for 10 seconds without pressing any button), the player will automatically enter lock mode and symbol shows up. 3. To release the player from lock mode, press both + and – at the same time for 1 second until symbol disappears. Assistive Listening System MV-ALS-Series Quick Reference: Portable Receiver (MV-ALS-PRFM) LED Indicators 1. When the player is on and doesn’t receive signal from transmitter, LED will turn to be solid red and “bar” symbol flashes. (Symbol flashes with solid red LED.) 2. When the player is on and with low battery, LED will turns to be solid red and “battery” symbol flashes. (Symbol flashes with solid red LED.) 3. When the player is on under non-signal and low-battery status, 2 symbols will flash interchangeably with solid red LED. (Both symbols flash interchangeably with solid red LED.) 4. Except above 3 situations, LED will stay green under normal operation. 5. The screen will return to default (currently used channel/custom label) if any button is pressed under the status of flashing symbol. Solid red LED keeps unchanged. Volume Adjustment 1. This adjustment can be done only when the player is in lock mode. 2. Press button + or - to adjust the volume (default: level 8, 16 levels in total). 3. When the volume is at lowest level, player will be muted and its screen will show below. 4. After the volume is successfully adjusted, the symbol disappears if idled for 1 second and OLED shows currently used channel/custom label. Auto-Off 1. The player will be off automatically if no signal is received for 20 minutes. 2. This function can be disabled via proprietary software. Tone 1. Default is disabled to work with competitors’ system. 2. This function can be disabled via proprietary software. Battery Status Check 1. When the player is off, press and hold both – and power buttons. 2. The screen will show current battery status and stay for 2 seconds, then be off. www.media-vision.com MV-ALS-Series Quick Reference: Stationary Transmitter (MV-ALS-STFM) MV-ALS-STFM-D (Dante-enabled version) Unit Controls 72-76 MHz FM, 57 programmable channels, balanced and unbalanced inputs, balanced outputs, OLED display, access to software interface. Tabletop or rack-mounting, power cord and USB programming cable included, optional Helical or Remote Antenna needed (not included). CHANNEL INDICATOR NARROW / WIDEBAND INDICATOR MIC INPUT LEVEL ADJUSTMENT KNOB POWER LOCK INDICATOR CHANNEL Antenna INDICATOR Mix Output (Mic and Aux input Blend MIX OUTPUT (MIC AND AUX) INPUT BLEND OLED ON FRONT SHOWS VARIOUS POWER SIGNAL Assistive Listening System AUX INPUT OLED shows various STRENGTH UPON power signal SETTING SWITCH HERE strength upon setting switch here. Hi Mid CHANNEL SELECT KNOB MONITOR MONITOR PORT LEVEL ADJUSTMENT KNOB MIC INPUT TRS COMBO (XLR Mic /Input (XLR / JACK) TRS Combo Jack) • LINE • MIC Line • MIC + PHANTOM POWER Connector (BNC) RF SIGNAL STRENGTH INDICATOR Quick Guide AUX INPUT LEVEL ADJUSTMENT KNOB MV‐ALS‐STFM CHANNEL MIC MIC + Phantom Power POWER SUPPLY Power Supply USB Aux Input USB Lo MV-ALS-Series Quick Reference: Stationary Transmitter (MV-ALS-STFM) Turn-On 1. Press and hold power button for 1 second till logo “Media Vision” shows up, which will stay for 2 seconds. 2. The screen shows default channel (E) or custom label, symbol “wideband” ( strength ( ). The system will be locked immediately when it is turned on. ), symbol “lock” ( ), and signal 3. The screen becomes dim after 5 seconds and starts to scroll. Turn-Off 1. Press and hold power button for 2 seconds and logo “Media Vision” shows up for 2 seconds. 2. Then, “OFF” shows up for 1 second. 3. The player turns off. Channel Lock 1. The system will automatically be locked after it’s been turn on. Quick Quick Guide Guide MV‐ALS‐STFM MV‐ALS‐STFM MV‐ALS‐STFM draft draft draft 22 2. Press and hold “CH SELECT” button for 3 seconds to release the system from lock mode. Symbol disappears from the screen. Mix Mix Output (Mic and Aux Mix Output Output (Mic (Mic and and Aux Aux Mic Mic Input (XLR TRS Combo Jack) Mic Input Input (XLR (XLR /// TRS TRS Combo Combo Jack) Jack) Line Line Line 1. Turn “CH SELECT” button clockwise or counterclockwise to change the channel when the device is in unlock mode. MIC Antenna MIC MIC Antenna Antenna Connector 2. When preferred channel is chosen, press “CH SELECT” button again to confirm the setting. If not, the system will stay Connector Connector MIC Phantom Power MIC MIC +++ Phantom Phantom Power Power Power Supply (BNC) Power Power Supply Supply (BNC) in previously selected channel after being idled for 10 seconds. (BNC) input Channel Change input Blend input Blend Blend 3. The system will be in lock mode again after above setting is completed. Reset to Default Setup 1. Press and hold “CH SELECT” button to turn the system on. 2. The system will be reset to default settings which include followings. 2-1: Channel E 2-2: Seventeen wideband channels are enabled 2-3: Custom labels are removed 10 Signal Strength OLED shows various power signal Aux Input OLED USB Aux Aux Input Input OLED shows shows various various power power signal signal USB USB 1. Symbol “signal strength” varies upon strength setting on the back side of the system. strength upon setting switch here. strength upon setting switch here. strength upon setting switch here. 2-1 Hi Hi Hi Mid 2-2 Mid Mid Mid Lo Lo 2-3 Lo Lo 22 www.media-vision.com MV-ALS-Series Portable Transmitter (MV-ALS-PTFM) Quick Reference Portable Transmitter 72-76 MHz FM, operating range: up to 100 feet, 57 programmable channels, settings lock, OLED display. Needed (not included): microphone, optional rechargeable or alkaline AA batteries. MODE INDICATOR POWER / MUTE MIC INPUT CHANNEL MIC LEVEL LOCK INDICATOR SIGNAL / MUTE LED OLED SCREEN BATTERY LIFE INDICATOR 50% or more 25-49% USB NAVIGATION SET Less than 25% When this segment begins flashing along with the LED on top of the unit, you should immediately change your batteries or recharge them. CHARGING CONTACTS BATTERY DOOR REMOVABLE CLIP ON BACK Assistive Listening System 13 MV-ALS-Series Portable Transmitter (MV-ALS-PTFM) Quick Reference Turn-On 1. Press and hold power button for 1 second till logo “Media Vision” shows up. 2. Logo “Media Vision” shows up for 2 seconds, and then OLED becomes dim. 3. The screen shows default (CH E)/previously used channel or custom label, symbols of battery , lock , and signal strength Turn-Off 1. Press and hold power button for 2 seconds and logo “Media Vision” shows up for 2 seconds. 2. Then, “OFF” shows up for 1 second. 3. The player turns off. Channel Change 1. Press + or – to change the channel when the device is in unlock mode. 2. In unlock mode, channel will flash and be ready for change. 3. 2 band types, wideband only (17 channels) or both wide- and narrowband (57 channels), are available for the player. Default type is “wideband” channel A~T). • Wideband: A~T • Wideband and narrow band: A~T & 1~40 4. To scroll channels rapidly, keep pressing + or – to change the channel. 5. Once selected channel is confirmed, press SET button (o) to confirm the channel. If not, the OLED will show previously used channel after being idle for 10 seconds. Channel Lock 1. The player will automatically be locked immediately when it’s turned on. 2. When the channel is changed and SET button is press to confirm the change (or idled for 10 seconds without pressing any button), the player will automatically enter lock mode and symbol shows up. 3. To release the player from lock mode, press both + and – at the same time for 1 second until symbol disappears. 14 www.media-vision.com MV-ALS-Series Portable Transmitter (MV-ALS-PTFM) Quick Reference MV‐ALS‐PTFM brief instruction manual v.1 (11 th 3. Dec. 2015) To release the player from lock mode, press both + and – at the same time for 1 second until symbol disappears. MV‐ALS‐PTFM brief instruction manual v.1 (11 Dec. 2015) LEDmanual Indicators brief instruction v.1 (11 Dec. 2015) th MV‐ALS‐PTFM LED indicators th To release the is player from lock press both + andto– be atisthe time for low 1 second until symbol 1. 3. When the player on and with lowmode, battery, LEDthe will turns solid red and “battery” symbol flashes. 1. When player onsame and with battery, LED willdisappears. turns to 3. To release the player from lock mode, press both + and – at the same time for 1 second until symbol disappears. be solid red and “battery” symbol flashes. 2. Except above situation, LED will stay green under normal operation. (Symbol flashes with (Symbol flashes with solid red LED.) solid red LED) LED will stay green under normal operation. Except above situation, 2. indicators 3. LED The screen will return to default (currently used channel/custom label) if any button is pressed under the status of flashing LED indicators 1. symbol. WhenSolid the player is keeps on andunchanged. with low battery, LED willwill turns to be solid and “battery” symbolused flashes. 3. The screen return to red default (currently channel/custom red LED 1. When the player is on and with low battery, LED will turns to be solid red and “battery” symbol flashes. label) if any button is pressed under the status of flashing symbol. Solid red LED keeps unchanged. (Symbol flashes with solid red LED.) (Symbol flashes with solid red LED.) Except above situation, LED will stay green under normal operation. 2. Except above situation, LED will stay green under normal operation. Mute 3. The screen will return to default (currently used channel/custom label) if any button is pressed under the status of flashing 3. The screen will return to default (currently used channel/custom label) if any button is pressed under the status of flashing 1. Press power ( )red button 0.5 unchanged. second to enter MUTE mode. symbol. Solid LEDfor keeps symbol. Solid red LED keeps unchanged. 2. When the player is muted, both green LED and “mute” symbol flash. 2. Mute 1. Press power ( (Both symbol and ) button for 0.5 second to enter MUTE mode. (Both symbol and green LED flash.) 3. Mute When the player is muted under low‐battery status, 2 symbols will flash interchangeably with flashing red LED. green LED flash) Mute 1. Press power ( ) button for 0.5 second to enter MUTE mode. 1. Press power ( ) button for 0.5 second to enter the MUTEplayer mode. is muted, both green LED and “mute” symbol 2. When (Both symbols flash interchangeably with flashing red LED.) 2. When the player is muted, both green LED and “mute” symbol flash. 2. When the player is muted, both green LED and symbol “mute” symbol (Both andflash. green LED flash.) 4. The screen will return to default (currently used channel/custom label) if any button is pressed under the status of flashing 3. When the player is muted under low-battery status, 2 symbols symbol. Solid red LED keeps unchanged. (Both symbol and green flash.) (Both symbol and green LED LED flash.) (Both symbols flash interchangeably with flashing red LED.) (Both symbols flash When the player is muted under low‐battery status, 2 symbols will flash interchangeably with flashing red LED. 3. 3. When the player is muted under low‐battery status, 2 symbols will flash interchangeably with flashing red LED. flash. will flash interchangeably with flashing red LED. interchangeably with flashing red LED) (Both symbols interchangeably with flashing red LED.) (Both symbols flashflash interchangeably with flashing red LED.) MIC‐Level adjustment 4. The screen will return to default (currently used channel/custom 4. The screen will return to default (currently used channel/custom label) if any button is pressed under the status of flashing 4. The screen will return to default (currently used channel/custom label) if any button is pressed under the status of flashing 1. Press and hold SET () to turn the device on. the status of flashing symbol. Solid red LED keeps unchanged. symbol. Solid red LED keeps unchanged. symbol. Solid red LED keeps unchanged. 2. The screen will show default (Hi) for level adjustment. label) if any button is pressed under 3. Press + or 1 button to scroll the option. MIC‐Level adjustment MIC‐Level adjustment For Art - Change this to LOW MIC-Level Adjustment 1. 1. Press andand hold SETSET () to() turn thethe device on. on. Press hold to turn device Press and hold SET () to turn the device on. adjustment. 2. 2. The screen willwill show default (Hi)(Hi) for1.for level adjustment. The screen show default level 4. When preferred level is selected, leave it for 5 seconds or press power ( ) button to confirm the setting. 2. The screen will show default (Hi) for level adjustment. 3. 3. Press + or 1 button to scroll thethe option. Press + or 1 button to scroll option. For Art - Change this to LOW 3. Press + or 1 button to scroll the option. For For Art -Art Change this this to LOW - Change to LOW 4. 4. When preferred level is selected, leave it for 5 seconds or press power ( ) button to confirm the setting. When preferred level is selected, leave it for 5 seconds or press power ( ) button to confirm the setting. MV‐ALS‐PTFM brief instruction (11 Dec. 4. When manual preferredv.1level is 2015) selected, leave it for 5 seconds or press power ( th For Art - Change this to LOW For Art - Change this to LOW Battery Status Check 1. When the player is off, press and hold both「‐」and「power」button. 2. The screen will show current battery status and stay for 2 seconds, then be off.. ) button to confirm the setting. Battery Status Check 1. When the player is off, press and hold both – and power ( Reset to Default Setting ) buttons. 2. The screen will show current battery status and stay for 2 seconds, then be off. 1. Press and hold both + and – buttons to turn the player on. 2. The player will be reset to default settings which include followings. 2‐1 Channel E 2‐2 17 wideband channels are enabled 2‐3 Custom labels are removed Charging Assistive Listening System 1. The player won’t be charged when it’s connected with PC via micro USB. This function is NOT confirmed yet. Sample delivered on 15th Dec 2015 can be charged via PC. 15 MV-ALS-Series Portable Transmitter (MV-ALS-PTFM) Quick Reference Reset to Default Setting 1. Press and hold both + and – buttons to turn the player on. 2. The player will be reset to default settings which include followings. 2-1: Channel E 2-2: Seventeen wideband channels are enabled 2-3: Custom labels are removed Charging 1. The player won’t be charged when it’s connected with PC via micro USB. 2. Solid red LED shows when the player is being charged. When fully charged, LED turns to be solid green. 3. Red LED will flash when following situations occur. 3-1: without batteries inside 3-2: batteries are not rechargeable 3-3: battery is defective 4. The screen of players will vary upon different occasions. See the table below Wall-Wart Charger Player on Player off 1. Still on 1. Still off 2. Battery blocks scrolls. Full battery blocks when fully charged. 2. No symbols on the screen 1. Auto-off 2. No symbols on the screen PC 1. Autooff 2. Logo “Media Vision” shows up for 2 seconds, and then USB symbol displays. 3. LED indicator is the only way to know the charging status when PC connected. Note: Maximum time for players is 8 hours and LED will turns to be green when time is due. MV‐RP brief instruction manual charging v.0 (7 .Dec. 2015) MV‐RP brief instruction manual v.0 (7 .Dec. 2015) th th Channel Select Mode Channel Select Mode 1. Press and hold + button to turn the player on and enter Channel Select Mode. Mode 1.Channel Press Select and hold + button to turn the player on and enter Channel Select Mode. Press andwill hold + button turn the player andwhite enterbackground Channel Select Mode. 2.1. Channels display fromtobeginning (CH A)on and stands for being “selected”. All channels are selected by 2. default. Channels will+display beginning (CH A) and white background stands for being “selected”. All channels are selected by Press buttonfrom to change channels. default. Press + button to change channels. 2. Channels will display from beginning (CH A) and white background stands for being “selected”. All channels are selected by default. Press + button to change channels. 3. To disable a channel, press SET button and the background turns to be black. To re‐select the channel, simply press SET button 3. To disable a channel, press SET button and the background turns to be black. To re‐select the channel, simply press SET button again. again. 3. To disable a channel, press SET button and the background turns to be black. To re-select the channel, simply press SET button again. 4. All changes that have been done will automatically be confirmed if the player is idled for 5 seconds or any button is pressed. 4. All changes that have been done will automatically be confirmed if the player is idled for 5 seconds or any button is pressed. 4. All changes that have been done will automatically be confirmed if the player is idled for 5 seconds or any button is pressed. Uploading ****ALL FOLLOWING INFORMATION WILL BE INCLUDED ONLY IN THE SOFTWARE PORTION OF Uploading ****ALL FOLLOWING INFORMATION WILL BE INCLUDED ONLY IN THE SOFTWARE PORTION OF THE MANUAL THE MANUAL 1. When the player is connected with PC, it will show logo “Media Vision” for 2 seconds, and then symbol “USB”. 1. When the player is connected with PC, it will show logo “Media Vision” for 2 seconds, and then symbol “USB”. 16 2. Status column in proprietary software shows message of successful connection. 2. Status column in proprietary software shows message of successful connection. www.media-vision.com MV-ALS-Series 4. All changes that have been done will automatically be confirmed if the player is idled for 5 seconds or any button is pr Software Operation: Portable Receiver (MV-ALS-PRFM) ****The Rest of this Document will be under the Software Introduction portion of the Manual Uploading Receiver Software Uploading 1. When the player is connected with PC, it will show logo “Media Vision” for 2 seconds, and then symbol “USB”. 1. When the player is connected with PC, it will show logo “Media Vision” for 2 seconds, and then symbol “USB”. 2. Status column in proprietary software shows message of successful connection. 2. Status column in proprietary software shows message of successful connection. New software interface 3. Now, the player is ready for being uploaded. 5 settings can be done in this software. 3. Now, the player is ready for being uploaded. 5 settings can be done in this software. 3‐1 Selected or Disabled Channel 3-1: Channel selected or disabled Custom 3-2: Custom label edited 3‐2 label edited 3-3: Wideband only or both wide and narrowband setup 3-4: Tone enabled or disabled 3‐3 Wideband only or both wide‐ and narrowband setup Note:3-5: Auto-off enabled or disabled 1. For better understanding of the software, please read its manual. Others 1. The screen will become dim if being idled for 5 seconds. Note: 1. For better understanding of the software, please read its manual. 2. The player won’t work while being uploaded. 3. The player will be off when being disconnected from PC. USB Upload 18 www.media-vision.com again. MV-ALS-Series 4. All changes that have been done will automatically be confirmed if the player is idled for 5 seconds or any button is pr Software Operation: Stationary and Portable Transmitter (MV-ALS-STFM, MV-ALS-PTFM) ****The Rest of this Document will be under the Software Introduction portion of the Manual Uploading Transmitter Software Uploading 1. After being plugged in the socket, it can be uploaded while micro USB is connected with PC. 1. 2. When theplayer systemisisconnected connected with show logo “Media Vision” for 2 seconds, and thenand symbol “USB”. When the withPC, PC,ititwill will show logo “Media Vision” for 2 seconds, then symbol “USB”. 3. Status column in proprietary software shows message of successful connection. 2. Status column in proprietary software shows message of successful connection. New software interface 3. 4. Now, playerisisready ready for for being 5 settings can be in thisin software. Now, thethe player beinguploaded. uploaded. 5 settings candone be done this software. 3-1: Channel selected or disabled 3-2: Custom label edited 3‐1 Channel Selected or Disabled 3‐2 label edited Custom 3-3: Wideband only or both wide and narrowband setup 3‐3 Wideband only or both wide‐ and narrowband setup Others Note: 1. The screen will become dim if being idled for 5 seconds. 1. For better understanding of the software, please read its manual. Note: 1. For better understanding of the software, please read its manual. 2. The player won’t work while being uploaded. 3. The player will be off when being disconnected from PC. Assistive Listening System 19 FCC statement NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: —Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. —Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. —Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. —Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
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