The Singing Machine ISM1020BT Pedestal CDG Karaoke System User Manual Part 2

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O peratio n
Using a Bluetooth Device
1 Connect the unit as described
previously Press the ON/STANDBY
button to turn the unit on; the
On/Standby indicator Wlll light blue and
the LCD Screen
Will display below‘
until the LCD Screen displays
“BLUETOOTH” to select the Bluetooth
mode; you will hear the Bluetooth sound
and the Bluetooth Status indicator will
blink red and blue.
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2 Repeatedly press the FUNCTlON button
3 Slide the MONITOR switch to the Off
(left) position to turn the LCD Screen off.
4 Turn on your device's Bluetooth option
in settings to search for a discoverable
device with a Bluetooth signal, Select
”Singing Machine” from the device
0 results on the Bluetooth menu
Note: Also refer to the user manual of your
Bluemoth oNO=oi=r
Bluetooth device for detailed instructions
Devices
5 Wait for completion of the pairing until
you hear a beep from the unit, The
Bluetooth status indicator will display a
solid blue color,
Singing Machlne Not Cunnecud
Outdaevspuler Nazcannema
Sound x Me: cannema
Notes:
- If your Bluetooth deVIce prompts you for a
passcode during the pairing process,
Dir/Ins please enter ”0000" to connect.
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SinghigM-(hlnl Cnnnlchd—o - If you have paired before, a list of preVIous
2.35:: ”m" :::::::::::= searched results Will be displayed. Select
"Singing Machine" and confirm
- On some Bluetooth deVices (i.e., computers).
once pairing is complete, you must select
your Bluetooth deVIce as "Use as Audio
DeVIce" or similar
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Operation
Using a Bluetooth Device
6 PLAY/PAUSE. Press the Play/Pause
button to start playback
7 Adjust the volume to a comfortable
level using the MASTER VOLUME
control.
Note: if connected to a TV or other audio
source, adjust the volume using the other
device's volume control,
Connect the microphone(s) as shown
on page 9. Slide the power SWitch to
the ON position
9 Adjust the WC VOLUME ‘l or 2
control as desired, lncreasung this
control will increase the volume of the
respective microphone.
1 Adjust the Echo to add an echo effect
to your voice. Press the ECHO button,
and then increase/decrease the echo
using the Skip Forward VV/Skip Back
« buttons, The higher the number,
the more echo effect
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Operation
Using a Bluetooth Device
1 1 Press the Auto Voice Control (AVC)
button to turn this option On (AVC
ON will appear in the screen) and the
vocals on a multiplex recording are
muted as soon as the singer begins
singing into the microphone When
the singer stops singing. the vocals
are automatically unmuted.
IMPORTANT: This feature only works
with multiplex media.
Press the BALANCE button, and then
adjust the balance level using the Skip
Forward »/Skip Back « buttons.
On multiplex recordings, use the Skip
Back « button to reduce or eliminate
the lead singer’s voice and use the
Skip Forward » button to reduce or
eliminate the music.
IMPORTANT: This feature only works
With multiplex media.
1 SKIP: Advance or go back one track
by pressing the Skip Back « /Skip
Forward » buttons.
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Operation
Using a Bluetooth DeVIce
’
1 6 You can always put your Bluetooth
device onto the attached cradle after
a it is paired
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1 4 PAUSE: During playback, if you wish
to pause the track momentarily, press
the Play/Pause i ll button. Press
the Play/Pause button again to
resume normal playback
Press and hold the Play/Pause t H
button to restart the pairing process.
Note: Pairing remains intact when the unit
and/or your Bluetooth deVIce is taken out of
communication range An active connection
will be reeestablished when your Bluetooth
deVice returns Within range, When the unit is
turned on again, it will automatically try to
reconnect With the most recently paired
Bluetooth deVIce When the Bluetooth
function of your Bluetooth enabled deVice is
turned on again, reconnection can be
achieved by pressing the MENU button on the
unit,
1 Press the ON/STANDBV button to
turn the unit off; the On/Standby
indicator Wlll light red and the LCD
Screen will turn off
Note: There is no recording function when
listening to the Bluetooth function
Operation
Using the AUX Jack
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Connect the unit as described
previously. Press the ON/STANDBY
button to turn the unit on; the
On/Standby indicator will light blue and
the LCD Screen
will display below:
& Siuiging mama;
2 Connect the external unit to the
VIDEO/AUX in jacks on the rear of this
unit as shown on page 8
Notes:
- It is highly recommended to set the volume
on the auxiliary unit to 1/3 or lower to
avoid distortion.
- Skipping files/tracks is not possible when
using an external device,
3 Repeatedly press the FUNCTlON
button until the LCD Screen displays
'Aux" on the upper left hand corner of
the LCD screen.
4 Slide the MONITOR sWitch to the On
(right) position to View the Video from
the external deVice or slide to the Off
(left) position to turn the LCD Screen
off.
5 Connecting an external unit will allow
the audio and video to be played
through your Singing Machine (provided
that the other deVIce is compatible).
6 Adjust the volume to a comfortable
level using the MASTER VOLUME
control.
7 Connect the microphone(s) as illustrated
on page 9. Slide the ON/OFF switch on
the microphone to power it on or off.
Operation
Using the AUX Jack
8 Adjust the MK: VOLUME ‘i or 2
controi as desired. increasing this
controi wili increase the voiume of the
respective microphone
9 Adjust the Echo and Baiance effects
as shown on pages 1‘i and 12,
1 0 Press the ON/STANDBY button to
turn the unit off; the On/Standby
indicator wiii iight red and the LCD
Screen wiii turn ofi
Note: There is no recording function when
listening to the Aux function.
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O peratio n
Using the FM Radio
Connect the unit as described
previously, Press the ON/STANDBY
button to turn the unit on; the
On/Standby indicator will light blue and
the LCD Screen
will display below:
a singing mum;
Repeatedly press the FUNCTlON
button until the LCD Screen displays
”Radio" on the left hand corner of the
LCD screen.
Slide the MONITOR Switch to the OFF
position to turn the LCD Screen off.
4 Tune in on a station using the Tuning
control.
5 Extend and unco‘il the FM Wire
Antenna on the rear of the unit for
best FM reception.
Note: There is no Karaoke or recording
function when listening to the radio,
6 Press the ON/STANDBY button to turn
the unit off; the On/Standby indicator
will light red and the LCD Screen Will
turn off.
Operation
Recording on a USB Drive
N ”0.9
Connect the unit as described
previously, Press the ON/STANDBY
button to turn the unit on; the
On/Standby indicator will light blue
and the LCD Screen will display "USE"
on the left hand corner of the LCD
screen
insert a USB drive With available space
into the USB jack.
Lift the CD door and Insert a standard
disc or a CD+G by gently pressmg it on
the center spindle as shown on pages
10 and i 1‘
Press the Function button until the
LCD screen displays "DISC' on the upper
left hand corner of the LCD screen to
select the CDG/CD mode.
Slide the MONITOR swntch to the On
(right) position to View the information
and lyrics (if playing a CD+G or
MP3+G file) or slide to the Off (left)
position to turn the LCD Screen off.
Press the Play/Pause V II button to
start playback; if listening to an
MP3+G or CD+G file] the image and
lyrics Will appear on the LCD Screen,
Connect and set the microphone's
volume as shown on page ‘l 1‘
Operation
Recording on a USB Drive
8 Press the RECORD button; the LCD
Screen Will display REC and the
percentage remaining on the USB
device Sing/speak into the microphone
and your voice will record along with
the music and video (if Video is
present) onto the USB driver
9 When done recording, press the
RECORD button again to stop
recording
1 0 Press the ON/STANDBY button to
turn the unit off; the On/Standby
indicator will light red and the LCD
Screen will turn OK
Note: To play the recording, repeatedly press
the FUNCTION button to select USB and then
select the file under the RECORD subernenu.
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Operation
Where to Download MP3+G Files
Helpful Hints:
The .mp3 and cdg files are delivered for
download in a Single, Compressed MP3+G.le file.
The MP3+G file cannot be played as a zip file on
a USB flash drlve. To play karaoke songs uSlng a
USB flash drive, the MP3+G Zip file must be
unzipped as follows
- Connect a use flash drlve to your computer
. Download the MP3+G file from your Digital
Locker and Save the ,zip" file to a folder on
your computer
. Double click the zip file to open the Zip (you
Will see the mp3 and .cdg flies)
- Drag and drop the mp3 and cdg flies to the
USB flash drive
- Remove (elect) the USB flash drive tram your
computer
Turn on the Singing Machine and connect the USB
flash drlve
To purchase and download karaoke music,
please vlsit http //Store singlngrrlachlne corn to
access over 1 2,000 of your favorite karaoke
songs Vou Will need a USB flash drive (not
lncluded) to transfer the downloads to this unlt
Follow these easy steps
Go to http //Store slnglngrnachine corn
using your lnternet browser, and then
register
Select and purchase your favorlte
karaoke muslc from the Slnging
Machlne Download Store
Download your selected purchase(s)
from the Singlng Machlne Dlgltal Locker
to your USB flash drive
FAQ
- Where can I get additional help with the file
formats?
Whlle on the Singlng Machine Store's web
page, simply cllck FILE FORMATS at the
lower left
umut
um
Insert the USB flash drlve as shown on
page 10 and enjoyl
Note: Vour downloaded songs can also be
burned to a blank CDR/CDRW
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Care and Maintenance
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Care for Compact Discs
Treat the compact disc carefully Handle the compact disc
only by its edges Never allow your fingers to come in
contact With the shiny, unprinted side of the compact disc
Do not attach adhesive tape, stickers, etc to the
compact disc label Clean the compact disc periodically
With a soft, lint-free, dry cloth Never use detergents or
abrasrve cleaners to clean the compact disc if necessary,
use a CD cleaning kit
if a disc skips or gets stuck on a section of the compact
disc, it is probably dirty or damaged (scratched)
When cleaning the compact disc, Wipe in straight lines
from the center of the compact disc to the outer edge of
the compact disc Never Wipe in circular motions
This unit is designed to play different compact discs bearing
the identification logos as shown here Other discs may
not conform to the CD standard and may not play properly
Compact Discs should be stored in their cases after each
use to avoid damage Do not expose compact discs to
direct sunlight, high humidity, high temperatures or dust,
etc Prolonged exposure or extreme temperatures can
warp the compact disc
Do not stick anything on either side of the compact disc
Also do not Write on the shiny side of the disc, as sharp
writing instruments, or the ink, may damage the surface
Cleaning the Unit
To prevent Dre or shock hazard] disconnect your unit
from the AC power source when cleaning The finish on
your unit may be cleaned With a dust cloth and cared for
as other furniture Use caution when cleaning and Wiping
the plastic parts
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Troubleshooting Guide
Should this unit exhibit a problem, check the following before seeking service:
No Power
- Power is not on; press the ON/STANDBY button is illuminated blue,
4 Confirm that the AC adaptor is connected securely to the back of the unit
~ Connect the unit to a different outlet
No Sound — General
~ Master Volume is set to minimum; raise volume.
~ Correct Function was not selected; select your function choice by pressing the FUNCTION
button
~ The pedestal speaker is not connected in the back of the system
~ Headphones are still connected to headphones Jack, unplug headphones
No Sound — If connected to a TV
. Volume on the TV is muted or too low
. White and Red audio plugs are not connected properly, see pages 7 and 8
. Select the source on your TV (AV, AV1,AV2, Input 1, Input 2, etc)
Lyrics do not appear on the screen
. If connected to an external TV, Vellow Video plug is not connected properly, see pages 7 and 8
. If connected to a TV, the source was not selected on your TV
. The file/track being played is not an MP3+G or CD+G file These are the only files that allow
you to view the lyrics on the screen
~ MONlTOR sWItch is set to Off
CD section is not working properly
. No disc inserted, or disc inserted upside down, insert disc correctly
. Make sure to use a CD, CD+G or when downloaded music has been burnt; insure the disc is a
CDR or CDRW
. Lens is dirty Disconnect the power and clean the lens with a CD lens cleaner
. Moisture has formed Power the unit off, unplug the unit from the outlet and allow the system
to dry for approximately 20-30 minutes
No sound from the microphone
. Make sure it is firmly connected to the MicJacki or Miciack 2
. Confirm the microphone power SWitch is ON, see page ‘li
. Make sure the perspective MlC VOLUME control(s) is/are rotated to the right to increase the
Volume
- Rotate the MASTER VOLUME dial to the right to increase the volume
File(s) on USBjack not playing
- The file is corrupted; replace file.
- The file is not in a format this unit will play
- The connected USB device is not supported by the product.
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Troubleshooting Guide
The Bluetooth device can not be paired or connected with the unit.
Vou have riot activaled the BlueLooLh function oi your dewce; see page 16 or refer lo the BiueLooth
device user manual
The unit is not In palfll’ig mode, press arid hoid the Piay/Pause > H button to restart pairing
The unit is aiready Connected with another Biuetooth deViCe, press arid hoid the Way/Pause > H
button to disconnect that device and then start pairing with your desired device,
The Music playback is not available on the unit after successfully connecting the Bluelooth.
Ensure your Biuetooth deVIce can support AZDP Biuetooth prohle
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Specifications
AUDIO
Output Power ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 Watts (RMS)
Output impedance, 3 Ohms
CD PLAYER
Frequency Response,
Signal to Neise Rati
Sampiing System
Disc Diameter V
100 H2720 KHZ
W50 dB
8 Times Oversampiing
1,114.72" (120 mm)
V 3.15" (80 mm) Single CD
BLUETOOTH
Biuetooth Version V21 + EDR
Working Distance", ”Up to 10 meters measured in open space
FM RADIO
Frequency, 88 to 108 MHz
JACKS
Headphone Jack" ., 3 5 mm Stereo Headphones
Microphone.,.,. 6,3mm Microphone Jacks
GENERAL
Power DC 10V 3 0A
Dimensions - Main Unit 18 7 x 17 9 x 37 9 inches (47 5 x 45 5 x 96 3 cm)
.,.,.9.7 ibs(4.4kg)
7 Coior TFT LCD NTSC
755 dB 600 Ohms impedance with 63 mm Dynamic Microphone
Weight , Main Unit
MONIOL H
Microphon
Specifications are subiect to change without notice,
The Biuetooth“ word mark and iogos are registered trademarks owned by Biuetooth SIG, inc
and any use of such marks by The Singing Machine Company, inc is under iicense Other
trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners
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The Singing Machine Company, Inc.
4060 E Jurupa St , Unit B, Ontario, CA 917614413 USA
© 2017
www.5ingingmachine.com
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