Uni Art Precise HP3190-001T Wireless Audio Transmitter User Manual Microsoft PowerPoint HP3190

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HP319O
ARKON
FM CORDLESS HEADPHONES
INSTRUCTIONS
Warnings, tautionsand others
Mises en garde, precautions et indications diverses
Avisos, precaudones y otras notas
CAUTION
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CAUTION. TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,
no NOT RFMOVF COVFR (OR HACK).
NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.
RFFFR SFFIVICING TO QUAI IFIFD SFRVICF PFRSONNFI.
The lightning ilash With arrowhead symbol.
within an equilateral triangle is intended to
alen the user to the presence oi uninsulated
"dangerous voltage“ within the product‘s
enclosure that may be at suliiment
magnitude to constitute a risk at electric
shock to persons.
The exclamation point within an equilateral
triangle is intended to alert the user to the
presence of important operating and
maintenance (servicing) instructions in the
0 literature accompanying the appliance.
WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE
OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE
THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
FCC INFORMATION
This device complies with Part 15 oi the
FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two condition s:
(1) This device may not cause harmlul
inte n‘erence
(2) This device mustaocept any
inte rierence received. in cl uding
inte nerence that may cause undesired
operation.
CAUTION: Changes or modifications
not approved could void user's
authority to operate the equipment.
Note:This equipment has beentested and
lound to comply with the limits for a Class
B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the
FCC mles. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harrniul
interterence in a restdential installation.
This equipment generates. uses and can
radiate radio frequency energyand, it not
installed and used in accordancewiththe
instructions, it may cause hanniul interference
to radio communications. However. there is
no guarantee that interterence wil not occur
in a panicular installation. It this equipment
does cause harmlul interlerencetc radio or
television reception, which can be determined
by tumingthe equipment 011 and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by
one or more 01 the lolowing measures:
- Fieorient or relocatethe receiving antenna.
- Increase theseparation between the
equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on
a circu'n diiierent irom that to which the
receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/
TV technician lor help.
IC INFORMATION
This device complies with RSSZt 0 ot
the DC mlestOperation is subiect tothe
Idlwvhg two donations:
(1) This device may not cause harmful
Inter-terence
(2) This device must accept any
Interference received, hduding
Interterence that may cause
undesired operation (1 the device.
CAUTION: Changes or modificmiors
not approved could void user's
authority to operate the emlpment.
INFORMATION SUR IC
Cet appareil est conforme a la [753-210 du
réglernent de le IC. Le tomtionnement est
sujet mix deux conditions su‘vmtes:
(1) Cat amareil ne peut camer
d'intertérences nu‘sibtes
(2) Cat apparel! recoit toute inteflérence
meme Ies "ntertérences qu‘ peuvent
occasionerun mauveis tomtionnement.
ATTENT DN: Leschangements ou Ies
modificmions non approuves parJVC
risquent de retirer a I'utiisateurle dreit
d'utliser t‘appa'el.
Neszhr‘a equtxnent has been teetedand
bondtocorrplywr‘ththe l‘mr’stora Gm B
rigitai device, pmeuafi to Matty Canada's
FSS-210.1Treae imr‘tsere Mud to
provide renewable protection ageiret hamlut
‘nterference in a rmfid instalafion. The
equipment generates, meeend an radiate
radio frequency energy and. it not heteled
md used it mcordance wimttninetrmtione,
n may cause harmful ‘nterterence to radio
comrhuru‘mtiona. However, there b no guarantee
that interbrence wll not ace: in a partictlar
‘netaldion. I the equ‘omentdoee cane harmhl
‘nterterence to radio or telev'aion receptim,
Midi can be determ‘ned by tun‘ng he
equ‘prrmtoltand on,the mer‘uencouraged to
bytoeorrecttheirlertereneebyoneormoreot
the taming weaves:
0 Heon‘entor relocae the rece‘M‘ng antenna.
- Inaeaee the eepaatinn between the
ew‘pmentand receiver.
- Comectthe equ‘prneri ‘nto artoutiet one
ctm-‘tditbrenttrom matte Midi he recerver
is comected.
0 Cornmthe deeleroranewerienced radio/TV
tedrnr‘cian tor been.
Marque: rapparail a are taste at me
contormeaux Itrn'nae dee appaele numeriwes
dectaaae B. aux terrhea de la tafion
9.55210 de rtndustn‘e du Canada. Gee
initeaont pour bu daseureruhe pretedion
raieonnable centre lee inbrterence permnee
braqts l‘appael em ufieedms une ‘netaldion
redderfielefieteeparer‘l engenrie, utlae et
peat emette une énergie radioetectriqta at. s'i
n'em pm inetalé et mike en stride contormite
a/eccee instructions I peut prwequer des
‘ntertermcea paradee dens lee liaisons
radiophoniwee. Ceci ne garanlt pas pour
artent qdune mtdlauon pam‘wiéa n'éhenra
mane interference. Si rwpael engendre
desintertérencea paadtee avec la recqm‘on
radio on tetevieion, ce qui prune etre determine
at eteignantpuieen ralurrant t'appara'l. dad
was a rutleateur d'eaea/er de corriger
lee interterencee en prenant rune dee meeuree
d—deeema:
- Modifier torientauon cu Granger
l‘errvlwerhentda ranlerinede reception.
- Eloigner davantage rapparel du recqateur.
- Brancha l‘wperer‘ldene une priead'mcneur‘t
differed deceu auqud Ie recepteur eat
raccorde.
0 Dananderl‘aide deeonegentou d'un
technician radio/tédéviaion qualitr‘é.
ENGLISH
IMPORTANT This pmdud‘s palm would be
degtacbd under: slmng docioslallo
CAUTION: enrichment And lhe luncllon woud be
TO PFEVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK eel-moment‘s silent» above case.
DO NOTUSETl-IS PLUGwrrHAN Tr‘n Mel‘s peflocmmoo wodd be
EXTENSON CON). RECFTAQE (10de shoe the diuulbanco "om H1.
OROTHEROUTLETUMESSTl-E mairu Windmill-Mm waldbesel—
BLALES CANBEFLLW NSERTED TO rocovonble omnhomovoouo.
PREVENT SLAM EXPOSUFE.
(1)Th‘s device may nd came
lnlorlannoo.
(23m: device mus aooopl ary
Ham-om, inducing Imoflonnco
Ml may cause mdoshd opomllon
cl the device
Haring Carrion and Wall-Being
- Do nol play your headphones all hlghvoumo. Homlng omens arMco sum
oorviruous extended play.
- Ilyouutperlsnosa ringing'nyourems. mowevohmootdiuuuiws mo.
11101“:an
0 Do not use wMa operating a mdodnd whlda. I! may ovum a lnllc mud and Is
legal inmanyama.
- You ahead use amome caution oflempora'iy discauiuxe me ‘n polenlialy
hmrdoul smaller-l
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you.
FEAT URI-S
. Large 40 mm din. drivers for high quality
sound
. On Sand Chasing-Rechargeable system
wigll‘iEM-m-l battery that requirs no charge
0 Reception rang up ho 164 fL/SOm (using
IVC mamanem system)
. Auno-Ievd control circuit thatautomaticnlly Cllfllll] ”I. hull,-
and g ' al t the 'at duhti
19:31 5 $18" 5 o arms-1 9 m 0" Ink operation: ............
o “PLL‘ aahiljzed Thnsmissiun Technology Tm“. ghwfln'
0 Auto Tuning
. Auto Mer OnIOfl' mnsm itter Spulflutlons "°"
- PaginyCIU Function-for paging/calling a
headphone userfmm the basestation
Adaptable to my" ludidfl'suxl equipnunt
For ywrhnlth and traffic safety
0 Becareful mm) m the samdvolume up too high when lsiigthe headphones Your
hear'ngcan be damaged by listening to sounds at acesivevolunefor Inngperiods.
. Never use the headphones when drivinga car. motorcyclenr bicycle This-could result in an
accident.
a Pay ch! attent'nn wtralfic amund you when us'ng the hmdplnnas while walking Not
doirgso could result in an accident.
Precautions
Importa nt cautions
CAUTION
To redrxe the ride ofelectrical slncls. fire. etc;
I. Do not ranove screws. cove or cabinet.
2.Do not exposethisappl'nn‘e torain or
moifiure.
Precautions
hstdlation
- Select a place whidtr is level. dry andneither
too hot nor too coldibetween O’C and JS'C
(32°F and 95°Fllr
0 Keep away from direa sunlight
0 Do not part it too close to aheater.
. Indoor useoriy.
lbwer coed
. Do not handlethe powercord with wet
hands!
. Do not bertl thepower cord sharply.
0 Do not connect theprovided AC adaptor to
anyotherequipment. ltis exlusively for use
with this unit
Mal'urxtions.etc.
. There are no seniceable pans inside. If
anythinggoes wrorg. unplugthe pawercord
and consult your dealer.
o Do not insert any mehll't object.
. Do not allow water to get inside
. Stop us'ng the headphones if they are
caua'ngciscomfort on your skin Otherwise
inflammation or irrih'nn may be (aired on
your sln'n.
. The a: pod will wear out earlier than the
other parts even in normal use or in normal
keepingdrre tothe naerial characteristic.
For rqziacenent of the ear pods. piaase
consult with the dealer where youpurchased
the head phones.
. lfthe headphone is not used for a prolonged
time, unplug the AC adaptor from an AC
outlet
Battery p rooautl ons
- Be sure to use tle provided exclusive battery.
Do not use any other ra‘hargaable or dry cell
battery.
Use onlythe type ofhattery the manufacturer
recommendswhen replacirg the battery.
Do not throw the battery in a fire or heat it
Do not inmerse or wet the battery in water.
Do not remove ordamag the coverirg tube.
Do not mbject the battery to strong shocks or
throw it.
. If my liquid from thebmery gAs irrtoyotu'
eyes it may cause blindnas
If battery liquid cbes get into your eyes. do
not rub them. but instead immediately wash
than thoroughlywith clean water,then
corsult a donor at once.
Also,shou|d any liquid from therxhargeable
battery get onto your skin or clothes. it may
bumyourskin In this case, wash with clean
water immediately.
. when disunlirg batteries. environmental
problems mun be considered and the local
rules or laws governing thedisposal ofthase
batteries must be followed strictly.
Charging precautions
. Charge only with provided M-MH type
battery. Other types ofbattery rmy burst
raising personal injury and dznage,
. Use only the provided base station to charge
thebattery
0 Be sure to use the provided AC adaptor.
Supplied atcessories
Ched to be sure you have all of the sup plied
accessories
The number in parentheses is the quantity ofthe
pieces supplied. lfanyt hing "5 missing. coriact
your dealer immediately:
Rechargeable battaies (2)
AC adaptor ( 1)
Connection cord( 1)
Conversion cord (1)
Plug adaptor ( l)
Parts identification
Seepaga in parades: for detailsA
Base station (transmitter and batte char in unit)
_,.—\\
fl/
[ l [le31 [4]
[I] CHARGE u'dxamr as) 15] Banayclnrging terminal (6)
[2 Micmphone(8) I6] CHANNELsdedurw)
[3 CALLbutlon(8) [7] Aumomjack (4)
h] POWERindiatofl'i) In] DC me—c—e jack“)
Head hones
Right
II] AUTO SCAN bum (7.3)
[21 AumSCANindiazorm
Isl VOmelumeH?)
[41 EarpuHS)
[51 Bnlery chargingtcrmimus)
Is] powenbmonts 7) __
[71 mwskhdicnorwil Kn
Connection
Be sure to connect the powef cotd aftef all othef
connections are complete.
. f \
1 Canned the base statlon
to the AVequipment.
2 Connect the AC adaptor '
to the base station. / J]
3 Connect the AC adaptor '
to the AC outlet. |
1 Corr-scion cord
Cometsaon cow: hr .
ale-so pm lack ‘swm'
(supplied)
TV,audoampfilier. VCR.
DVD plant. Paolo, ‘ __,
Plug adaptor lov6.3mm Phom
jack launched?
equipment
Plug empty to: monaural rum
pa (mt supplied)
Av «an:
To AC oulet
Note:
Do not use anyother AC adaptor than the supplied AC adaptor Otherwise. malfunctions myth,
caused.
Butte installation
1 Take (if the ear pad of the left 4 Close the battery coves.
headphone.
5 Put (In lheear pad.
[11 Insert the hem ofthr ear padinlothe slit
ondle headphone.
3 Install the batteries. “ V ’\ ,
Match thepolarity' (+ and ») on thebatteties [2] Turn the ear pa’l antiazbckwise to
with the Hand — markingon the batten! slidellltlle hem ‘ntotlle gloweon the
comprunalts headphone,
Be sure to use the pmvided axchxs'tve
battay, Do not use any other
rechargewle ordry cell mum-y
Char in the batter
Charge the rerhargflhlehnta'y' before starting
to use the lrea‘lplnns,
You an am tinuo nsly' use the heldd'rones for
About [0 hours After ful buttery (huge,
1 Make sure that the headphones are
. It token nhout 30 hour to chlge the
hatter'es filly.
- Dhorl charging nuy not durge the
battery fully depending on the buttery or
other conditions.
- The cycle li'e of the rednrguhle battery
keppmmimtelyfvm times. (ltvaries
“ll-“Ed (if. depending on the conditions when
- You unnnt Chery the lutter)’ of the charging)
headphones when the headphones ere - The battery leaks its charge little by little
turned on. Press POWERro turn the even when thehendphones‘ puwerisofi,
Power initiator 00: tire to is characteristics,
2 Put on the headflrones on the
base station so that theircharging
terminals contact firmly.
run
Notes on the batter y a nd charging
- Torrulre battery life longer:
— charging the hntery‘ wihin the
temperature range of 10°: - $5“: ( SO‘P
— 95°F].
mt us'ugthe headphoms 'n exrsshely
ooldplates, Low/temperature decreases
battery life.
charging thehottery after it 5 complete
dsfl'nrg‘ngfl homing before complete
cisthorgz mks the batter life
gadually érorten
- Rwlaoe thehlta’ies when their live
hecorm about lnlfor the phyha'ksorufl
betome mhndy mix
the the excluiiw rechargeable Ni-HN
battery only. When porchfiing
— the battery. cons-1mm deller when you
0 bush t the product
. Replace two batteries-t the same time
when replacing,
When the terminals properly mntnn. the
CHARGE indicator on the base station
lights rm and duru'ng Sta-ts Mom-tin“):
CNfi‘Gk
Basic ogerations
listening to the sound from the base
station
Precantlon
Turn down the volume ot'the headphones with
the VOL dial before turnirgon ispower to
avoid excesive volume
1 Start playback on the AV
equipment connected with the
base station.
The base station turns on autormtically 31d
starts to trananit PM signals (Mo Power
On function).
The POWER indicator of the base station
lights up.
. In some situations,the;ower may not
be turned on anomtally by the input
sound( e. g, a song with a quiet opening
or fade in). Thisis not a malfunction
2 press powm on the
headphules to turn at the
powa.
The POWER indicator lights up mdthe
hadphoncs aimmatically starts to tune in
to thesignal from the base station (Auto
Tuning function h
The AUTO SCAN indicator lights up when
tuned in.
o Press tlw centero‘ the button firmly
when pressing POWER Pressing the
edge may not turn on firepower.
. Charge the battery in the followirg caes
The battery ran out:
- The POWER indkator does not l'ght
up after presing POWER.
— The AUTO SCAN indicator does not
l'ght up though the POWER indicator
lights up
o No sound is heard whiIeAuto Tuning, It
takfia fewsex-om'isto tune “n.
. Press AUTO SCAN when ’
the sound does not Home out G9
pmperly. 9
AV equipment and the y
headphones. 4’
0 Must the volumes within themes about
7m (23ftJt'mm the base station to get
optimm'n signal refeptiont
0 You can get better sound by settingthe
volume ofthe AV equipments h'gh
as possible withom causing distortion
and that of the headphone lower (extept
when connectirg the AV equipment
through LINE OUT jacks)
3 Ash ust the volumes d the
To Turn olf the u nits
Pres POVJER on the headphones and
stop piayback on the AV equipment.
The heacbhonas' POWER indicator
goes ott'.
. The base station automatically turns off if no
signals come in for bur minutes (Auto Power
OFF funaionh
. The white noisemaycome out when the base
Ration turns off. Take ofl’mdturns ott'the
headphones after usirg
Basic ogerations
Selecting a better recegion channel Paging throughthe base station
when the playback sou nd is noisy,you can You can call the one wire the headphones with
choose one of the other two channels to the miaophone on the base station
transmi s‘gnals on the base station
. The thiteét‘oisehmailcomlzeorfimhen 1 pr“, and hoIdCAH. [T]
swit: ing e c m . Ta 0 e -
haddrones who: switching thechxnnel, m the base “alum" "mmmmvmmn
The playback sound is ‘nterrupted.
1 Slide the CHANNEL "t‘n 2 .
selector on the base station 6-3] Speak 10.1112 microphone on the
to select anotherchan nel. bnse “100“-
Speak at lens 10 cm (4 inches) away from
the microphone. Thespeakirgsound may
be diorted.
2 Press AUTO SCAN m the
headphones to tune in to
the new channel.
3 Repeat Steps 1 and) to select the 3 Relese CALL “fl“ finishing
bat channel. speaking.
. Do not speak tothe
microphone suddenly in
too loud mice. The sudden excessise
budsaundmaydamqe the aarsof
the headphores user or maycause an
accident to the user.
- Do not use the ("411 function when the
headphones are near the base station, It
may cause a howlingsound and damage
Llstenlns area the headphone user or carase an accident.
The headphones can receive the FM s'gml of
the base station 50 mus—lit.) away from it at
maximum (when to lmerbrenoe or obstacles
exist between themt But the reeeiwble
nngebecomes shorter or reception qullit’y
becomes poorer in the following uses:
— ln phoes such as re‘nforcedconcrete
building
— Obstxhs sad! assteel-reinforoeddmrs
grist between the base nation and
hemlpl'nnes
» Runs srflr as metal furniture are situated
nearby
— in places facinga street
— Noise or interference sources-exist nearby
(as, mobile ham, radio stations, h‘gh-
voltage power fines. a microwave own.
cordless phones. oelular phones, etc.)
Troubleshooting
What arrears to be trouble is not always serious. Chetkthel'ollowing points before calling a service
center.
Symptom
No sound cums out n all.
No sound cums out from
R-clnmel.
Sound is distorted.
Somdisnoiiy.
Cannot charge the better;
Omit-lumen
- mm m them ofthehmtbhmc.
o Startphybtkon the AVeqipnmtcomxtedto tin
itemize!"
- Checkdlecoumcdm between the “miner-14th AV
ml“.
- Tin“ up thevdme offlu hudphnnu or the mnected AV
enchant» en lm Ind.
. uflyclmge the heedphmei battery.
0 Check the ennmcfimbetween die mumittermd due AV
equbment.
- Some! cane: om whofL-dlumd VIII-I then-laminae!!-
cmnemdtn the mmmnl mafia output. Culver: the mini
plum the mum. finm lunch main! with the pin;
edema (not lupflied).
e P. thmihnel-yvfilllmmom. Fullydlnp the
may.
- The vduneofih hndphmsmdlcflbecmmdAV
le‘qilpncninm hbhAdjut thdrvdn'nem n apple-pine
- Shh-findhmwifl warm on. Mydur'the
“I'V-
- Switch the fill-nits dunnd to mother nd F-l AUTO
SAN human the hummus.
. Thevdn'ne ufthe mmecldAV Wtinoolm Adm
thevttme A. high upouhle mum-ix diml'ficn
a Ton fitfinm the tun-aim: Ule die hedphoml within the
urge tithe tun-aim! (lee page 8).
- deck the cmutufdu til-“terminals on the manner
with hedphmel.
. Checkdle pdnfltyofflle hem
. The cych Ife dth battery ended Replace will the new
buttery (lee page 6)
Sgecifications
General Specifications
Modulation system
Carrier frqumcy:
Usublearar
(distance to math):
Frsquenty resporse:
Distortion:
War-smitten
Power requirements:
Audio input tennimk:
Input im pedal-ice:
szermce input level:
Dimertionx
Mass:
Stereo frequency
modxhtion system
9120 Nfl-luCl'nmel l)
9125 MHz (Channel 2)
9131) MB! (Clumel 3)
Max. 50 m ( I64 ft)
(mil-g
measurmem systems
under controlled
ambient conditions)
25 — 13900 H!
Lessthln N: (I! l kl-lx)
DC 12 V (with “Ii
exclusive AC adaptor)
1.5 mm (0.11') dint
sttreo mini jack
36 kn
350 mV
ISNW) x ll4(D) x IZ‘
(H) mm
(6.26' x 4,49' 1 4,84')
280 g (949 01)
(witl'nutcomation
cord and AC adaptor)
Headph one:
Power requ'remzms: Rednrwable Ni-kvfld
battery ( 12 V) x 2
Battery runnirg time: 10 hours (when clnrgd
for 10 hours)
Mass 2 50 g (33 oz)
(with rechargarble
battery)
Provided Act (storm
lnstruaions x 1
AC adaptor x l
Rezhargmble Ni-MH balery x 2
Connectbn cord x l
(3.5 mm (0, II) din. stereo mini plug: 12 m
(722 ft)?
Conversion cordx l
(3.5 mm (0.13') dil. stereo minijatk — RCA
pin phgx2:0rlmlor13 ft))
Plug adaptor x 1
(converts 3.5 mm (0.13')d.i|. stereo mini plug
to a 6.3mm (0.24')di1 standard stereophone
plug)
' Design andspecifications mbject to change without notice.

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