TouchTunes Interactive Networks TT-6700 Wireless Microphone User Manual

TouchTunes Interactive Networks Wireless Microphone Users Manual

Users Manual

1 of 5About This DocumentThis document is intended for Operators of TouchTunes Karaoke, TouchTunes Field Service, Customer Support, and Sales personnel. It explains the specifications of the TouchTunes Karaoke Wireless Receiver and Microphones.Kit OverviewThe TouchTunes Karaoke Microphone Receiver and Wireless Microphone Kit contains 3 major componants: one wirelress microphone receiver and two wireless microphones.Specifications1 - The receiver connects to the RJ45 on the TouchTunes Virtuo. It requires no power adapter, as the power is supplied via the RJ45.2 - Two wirless high-quality microphones with a 17 hour battery life, and a low battery indicator.Mute Control: Noise LockFrequency Control +/- 18kHzFrequency Response: 80Hz-15kHzFrequency Stability: +/- 0.005%S/N Ratio: > 70dBTotal Harmonic Distortion: <0.5 % (at 1kHz)Number of Channels: 2 ChannelsReceiving Sensitivity: -80dBmOperating Range: 50m in Open AreaResonance Interference Rate: Greater than or equal to 50dBFalse Image Interference Rate: Greater than or equal to 80dBTouchTunes KaraokeMicrophone Receiver and Wireless Microphone KitMarch 2012900xxx-001 Rev. 00
2 of 5Wireless Handheld MicrophonesBelt-Pack TransmitterFeaturesCarrier Frequency Band: VHF-HOutput Type: Seperate and Mixed Output (auto-selecting)Modulation Mode: FMTransmit Power: Less than or equal to 10mWMax Adjust Degree: +/- 20kHzTransmitter Power Supply: 9V BatteryModulation Mode: FMTransmit Power: Less than or equal to 10mWMax Adjust Degree: +/- 20kHzTransmitter Power Supply: AA1.5V X 2Uses VHF-H frequency band for obviating interferenceUses multilevel high frequency and mid frequency narrowband filter for fully eliminating signal disturbingLow-voltage power supply design keeps it working even at 4VUnique AlC circuitry for avoiding distortion from high volumeLow voltage indication available on handheld microphoneCircuit controlled switching noise avoidanceQuartz crystal oscillator circuitry for extremely stable frequencyAudio companding technique for reducing the noise and increasing the dynamic rangeEffective feedback control circuitryIndependent unbalanced and mixed outputsRugged and durable handheld microphone design
3 of 5Receiver OverviewWireless Receiver Operating Instructions1) Plug the connector of the power adaptor into the socket of power Source, please make sure the power voltage is AC 230V/50-60Hz.2) Turn on the power switch, the power indicator lights.3) Pull out the antenna A & B and make them perpendicular to the unit.4) 2 -Audio Output Connection (auto-selecting): If the mix output is needed, only use 1 audio output cable and connect it with any output socket. If independent output is required, please connect another cable.5) The "RF" indicator of receiver will light when turning on the transmitter. Swivel the volume knob to adjust the sound.6) When not using the receiver for a long time, please disconnect it from the power adaptor.Microphone OverviewWireless Receiver Operating Instructions Microphone Operating Instructions:
4 of 51) Handheld Microphone: Rotate the battery cover anti-clockwise, and put a 9V battery into the battery compartment with proper polarities, then rotate the battery cover clockwise till it is tight enough. Belt-pack Transmitter: Open the battery cover by pressing the “OPEN ”sign, then put in the batteries. (Caution: the battery must be in Correct Polarities.2) Push the microphone power switch to the “ON” position. If the power indicator doesn't light, please check if the battery is full enough or the battery polarities are correct.3) If the mute function is needed, please push the switch to the middle position, then the microphone will be in mute state and the unit is still working.4) Plug the tie-clip or headset microphone into the “MIC”socket of the belt pack transmitter.5) When not using the microphone for a long time, please take out the batteries from the microphone base in order to avoid damaging the unit by chemical leakage from the battery.CAUTION- The receiver should be more than 1m above the floor and more  than 1m away from the walls.- For better effect, please do not put the microphone in the dead angle place while using- Please be careful while operating the system, any impacts, plumps or misuse can cause malfunction- Do not expose the system directly to sun and rain, and keep it away from magnetic field.- Any change or modification on the construction of this device, which are not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance, could cause a malfunction and void the user's authority to operate the equipment.- Do not disassemble the unit by yourself, as there may be high voltage inside.- Specifications are subject to change without prior notice.TroubleshootingIssue ResolutionThe receiver is turned on, but the indicator light is not on.Check if the adaptor is well connected, and if the socket is broken.The “RF” indicator lights are on while speaking, but not output signal is available.Check if the power switch is i the middle position, or the volume control is on the minimum position.As the distance increases, the signal weakens. 1) Pull out the antenna.2) Check if the bateries are running off and replace them with the fresh ones if needed.3) Check if the receiver is put in inappropriate position, i.e. on the ground or at the corner of the wall or in a strong magnetic field. If so, chnage its position.Sound quality is irregular. 1) The battery of the microphone is running off, please replace it with fresh one.2) Check if there is same frequency signal problem, do not use two units with same frequency at the same time in the same area. (The distance must be at least 100m between two units with same frequency.)
 Copyright © 2011 TouchTunes Interactive NetworksTouchTunes Interactive Networks, Inc.400 Sainte Croix Avenue, Suite 200 EMontreal, Quebec,Canada,   H4N 3L4TouchTunes Interactive Networks, Inc.3455 Salt Creek Lane, Suite 100Arlington Heights, IL 60005USATechnical Support847-353-1954www.touchtunes.com5 of 5Contacting TouchTunes SupportIf you need help with or have questions about this document, contact TouchTunes by:•Using the email links on the Contacts page on the TouchTunes Dashboard at https://operator.touchtunes.com.•Calling TouchTunes 24/7 Service Hotline at 847-353-1954.To help us assist you more effectively with problem reports, the following information may be required when contacting TouchTunes Support:•SmartJuke ID.•The serial number of any component you believe to be defective.•The date/time of the problem.•Actions performed immediately before the problem occurred.•Any additional comments.If you require assistance with this or any other TouchTunes product, please contact technical support. We value your comments.
FCC WARNING  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.  NOTE 1: Any changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

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