The Singing Machine ISM1020BT Pedestal CDG Karaoke System User Manual Part 1
The Singing Machine Company, Inc. Pedestal CDG Karaoke System Part 1
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user manual Part 1
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Insert and t‘rghten 2 bIack screws for each foot (as iIIustrated)t Repeat the above step for other feet. 2, Insert the PedestaI into the Stand 0 and then gentIy rotate cIockwise 9 until tight, making sure the screw hoIe in the PedestaI aIrgns l I ‘ with the screw hoIe In the Stand. 3. Insert and trghten 1 of the 2 sIIver seIf tapping screws to secure the speaker/pedestaI to the stand (as IIIustrated). /' Installation 4‘ Insert the Base into the Pedestai fland then gentiy rotate cIockwise euntii the screw hoie o in the Base aiigns with the screw hole in the Pedestal. 5‘ Insert and tighten 1 of the 2 siiver seif tapping screws to secure the monitor to the speaker/pedestai. V l . 6. Insert the detachabie mic hoiders ' a into the base mic hoider siots. 7, Insert the detachahie cradiee into the base cradle siots. Location of Controls (Top/ Front) Play/Pause D II /Bluetooth Pairing Restart Button Navigation Up A Button Stop l Button MENU/Bluetooth Pairing Button TFT LCD Color Screen RECORD Button On/Standby Indicator Bluetooth Status indicator ON/STANDBY Button .Skip/Search Back « Button . MASTER VOLUME Control .Mic ‘l Holder . Cradle . Mic 1 Jack . Headphone Jack 16. Navigation Down v Button 17. Skip/Search Forward » Button 18. ECHO Button 19. Auto Voice Control (AVC) Button 20. MONITOR Switch 21. USB Port 22. BALANCE Button 23. TUNlNG Control 24. FUNCTlON Button 25. MlC’l VOLUME Control 26. CD Compartment 27. WC 2 VOLUME Control 28. CD Lift Open Area 29. Mic 2 Holder 30. Mic 2 Jack Location of Controls (Back) 1. FM Antenna Wire 6. VIDEO IN Jack 2. DC Jack 7. VIDEO OUT Jack 3. AUX IN (RIght) Jack 8. AUX OUT (Right) Jack 4. Pedestal Speaker Jack 9. AUX OUT (Left) Jack 5. Pedestal Speaker Plug 10. AUX IN (Left) Jack CDG TRK8/8 Q) 00'16'04 PLAYING TIME :""PLAVING TRACK NUMBER AND TOTAL TRACK NUMBER MEDIA SOURCE CD7 CD PLAYING CDGV CDGPLAVING USBV USBPLAYING MPBGV MP3+G FILES PLAYING Connection Connecting the Unit to an External TV, Stereo, etc The video and lyrics will be shown on the builtein screen. if you would prefer to output the Video and/or audio through your TV, DVD player, stereo, etc., then perform the following steps: 1 Connect the Audio/Video cables yellow plug to the yellow VIDEO OUTjack on the iSMl OZOBT and the other end to the external unit’s yellow Video lnjack. ED 2 Connect the Audio/Video cables red and white plugs to the red and white AUDlO OUT jacks on the iSM1OZOBT and Audio om ” ‘ the other ends to the external Whitt- , Left E unit’s red and white Audio in Red . Right jacks, ' If left unconnected, the audio Audio/Video Cables willjust play through this unit's speakers. Notes: - This unit can be used With or without a TV. - To see the lyrics on the screen, you must use a CD+G disc or an MP3+G. - Also refer to the TVs or external unit's User Guide. - Audio/Video cables are included. Connection Connecting an External TV, Stereo, etc. to this Unit 1 Connect the Audio/Video cables yellow plug to the yellow VlDEO leack on the iSM1 OZOBT and the other end to the external unit's yellow Video Outjack 2 Connect the Audio/Video cables red and white plugs to the red and white AUDlO lN jacks on the ISM‘l OZOBT and the other ends to the external unit’s red and white Audio OLit Wh llE , Left Jacks Rod , Right Videoln ('v’ellowl Notes: Audio/wdeo Cables - Also refer to the TV or the external unit's User Guide. . Audio/Video cables are Included. - Do not connect to AC power until all connections have been made See below. Connecting to AC Power 1 Insert the AC adaptor into a conveniently located AC outlet havmg 120V AC, 60Hz. 2 Secure the power cord into the Power clamps preViously installed Notes: ~ Make all connections prior to plugging the AC adaptor into a power outlet. ‘ The AC adaptor has a polarized plug that fits into the AC outlet only one way, if the plug does not fit properly] turn it over and try again. Do not force and do not file or cut the Wide blade. Connection Connecting the Microphones and Headphones Microphones: Insert a microphone plug into the Mic I jacko. Insert the other microphone plug into the Mic 2 jack 0 (if deSired), Note: Do not drop or tap the mic as damage to the mic or speakers may occur. Do not spin the microphone around for the same reason Headphones: For private listening, use headphones (not included). Insert a headphone plug into the Headphonejack 0. Disconnect when finished so the included speakers can be used Connecting the Pedestal Speaker 1 To protect the speakers, make sure the iSM‘I OZOBT is off and the MASTER VOLUME and the MIC i and 2 VOLUME controls are set to minimum. 2 Connect the Pedestal Speaker plug to the Pedestal Speakerjack, 3 Turn the power on and slowly raise the MASTER VOLUME and the MIC ‘l and 2 VOLUME controls to a comfortable level. O perati o n Playing a CD (with or without MP3+G files), CD+G or USB Drive 1 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: ail-13mg mathina 2 Lift open the CD door and insert a CD (with standard or MP3+G files) or a CD+G by gently pressing it on the center spindle. Then close the CD door. if using the USB drive With MP3+G files, insert the USE into the USB slot. FAQs - What is a CD+G? A CD+G (CD+ Graphics), is the standard format for most karaoke discs that will display the words on the screen. - What is an MP3+G? MP3+G is the newest format for karaoke music utilizing the MP3s small file Size it will display the words on the screen. See page 24 to order and download MP3+G files. 3 Repeatedly press the FUNCTlON button until the LCD Screen displays DlSC to select the CDG/CD mode or USB to select the USB mode. 4 Slide the MONITOR sWItch 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. ’lD Operation Playing a CD (with or without MP3+G files), CD+G or USB Drive Press the Play/Pause > ll button to start playback; if listening to an MP3+G or CD+G file, the image and lyrics Will appear on the LCD Screen, 6 Adjust the volume to a comfortable level usmg the MASTER VOLUME control. Notes: - Never place anything other than a CD in the compartment, as foreign objects can damage the unit. - If no disc is inserted, ”NO DiSC' will appear on the LCD screen, - If no USB drive is inserted, 'NO USE“ will appear on the LCD screen. - If connected to a TV or other audio source, adjust the volume using the other devices volume control 7 Connect the microphone(s) as shown on page 9, Slide the power switch to the ON position 8 Adjust the MIC VOLUME 1 or 2 control as desired Increasing this control will increase the volume of the respective microphone, 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 »/Skip Back « buttons. The higher the number, the more echo effect. ’l’l Operation Playing a CD (with or without MP3+G files), CD+G or USB Drive 1 0 Adjust the Key to obtain the best key for the singer. During playback, press the MENU button, and then navigate to DIGI KEV CTRL using the Navigation v/ A buttons. Adjust the key using the Skip Forward »/Skip Back« buttons. Press the MENU button again when done. KEV Menu EFFECTS DIGIKEYCTRLIlllll |lllll 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. ’lZ Operation Playing a CD (with or without MP3+G files), CD+G or USB Drive 1 SKIP: Advance or go back one track by pressing the Skip Back« /Skip Forward » buttons. Note: if using a USB drive, during STOP mode you can also select a file using the Navigation V/ A buttons to scroll up/down and/or the Skip Back« /Skip Forward » buttons to scroll left/right. 1 SEARCH: During playback, press and hold either the Skip Back « or Skip Forward » button to move the player forward or backward within a track to EFFECTS locate a specific musical passage. REPEAT When you release the button, normal playback will resume. Repeat Menu REPEAT: During playback, press the MENU button, and then nawgate to REPEAT using the Navigationv /A buttons. Select the desired Repeat setting (ONE (Repeat One song), ALL (Repeat All tracks/tiles) or DIR (Repeat Directory , this only appears when using a USB drive)) using the Skip Forward » /Skip Back « buttons. Press the MENU button again when done. PROGRAM: You can program up to 20 tracks on any disc for playback in any desired order While in the Stop mode, press the MENU button, PRG P01 '00 (01 represents the program number and 00 represents the track) will appear in the LCD Screen. Select the first track using the Skip Forward »/ Skip Back « buttons. Press the MENU button again to confirm the entry. Repeat to set up to 20 tracks into memory. When done, press the Play/ Pause D II button to start playback. Note: Press the Stop button TWICE to stop and clear the program. i3 Operation Playing a CD (with or without MP3+G files), CD+G or USB Drive 1 7 PAUSE: During playback, If you wish to pause the disc momentariiy, press the Piay/Pause V II button; “PAUSE" wiii appear on the screen, Press the Piay/Pause button again to resume normai piayback, Note: Pausing the unit whiie piaylng a CD+G may distort the iyrics on the screen, This wili remain untii the screen is refreshed 1 Press the Stop button to stop piayback. 1 9 Press the ON/STANDBV button to turn the unit off; the On/Power indicator wiii iight red and the LCD Screen wiii turn off. Note: Vou can record your singing as weli as the song/video onto a USB drive. See page 22 for more details.
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