RECHARGEABLE PORTABLE VHF WIRELESSPA SYSTEM

AWP6404OWNER'S MANUAL

Thank you for purchasing the Audio2000'S® r e c h a r g e a b l e p o r t a b l e w i r e l e s s

PA system! To achieve maximum performance from your new unit, pleaseread this manual thoroughly, and retain it for future reference. For moreinformation, please visit our website (www.audio2000s.com).

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FUNCTION OF PARTSDLS 2 - 4

DNS OF CD PLAYER 5-BLE BATTERY 5IICROPHONE 6

'AND OPERATION 7

DNS 8DOTING 9

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DRMATION 1 3 - 1 4

?. or shock hazard, do nott to rain or moisture.

ugh voltages are present

Do not open the casing ofIer servicing to qualif ied

uilt-in 12V DC rechargeableany use of the unit.

rechargeable battery frommake sure that the power

of the PA system is turnedIse.

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X-011 O d l e ty

• Operate only on designated ACpower supply (120V AC in NorthAmerica).

• Should any liquid or solid object fallinto the unit, unplug the unit andhave i t checked b y qualif iedpersonnel before attempting anyfurther operation.

• Unplug the unit from the wall outletor set the power switch to OFF if itis not to be used for several days.

• Pull the cord out by the plug whenunplugging the unit. Never pull thecord itself.

On Installation

• Al low adequate air circulation toprevent internal heat budd-up. Donot place the unit on surfaces (rugs,blankets, etc.) or near materials(curtains, draperies) that may blockthe ventilation holes.

• Do not install the unit in a locationnear heat sources, such as radiatorsor air ducts, or in a place subject todirect sunlight , excessive dust,mechanical vibration or shock.

On Repackaging

• Do not throw away the carton andpacking materials. They make anideal container in which to transportthe unit. When shipping the unit toanother location, repack it as it wasoriginally packed at the factory.

2. Power O u t p u t-1 2 0 W , -M a x .

3. Al2" Woofer4..A Horn with a Replaceable Diaphragm5. Two Built-in Rechargeable Batteries for

the PA System6. A Built-in Dual-Channel VHF Wireless

Microphone System7. Two Wireless Microphone Volume

Control Knobs8. AN" Microphone Input Jack9. A Microphone Volume Control Knob10. An AUX Output Mono N"Jack11. An AUX Input Mono VJack12. An AUX Input Volume Control Knob13. A Treble Control Knob and a Bass

Control Knob

LOCATION AND FUNCTION OF PARTS AND CONTROLSRECEIVER AND AMPLIFIER UNIT

23AC FU SE

18AC IN PU T 19

CHARGE

20BAIT LOW

21POWER

17ON/OFF SWITC H

4C ASTER S

22DC FU SE

15. A Built-in CD Player with an AM/FMTuner

16. A CD Player On/Off/Volume ControlKnob

17. Integrated Antenna for Effective RFOutput and High Transmission Quality

18. High Sensitivity Cardiold MicrophoneCapsule

19. Noise Reduction Mechanism forReducing Microphone Handling Noise

20. Low Battery LED Indicator21. Accessories: Two Wireless Microphone

Transmitters, Two 9V Alkaline Batteries,One 120V AC Cord,One Owner'sManual, and One Dust Cover.

3RETRACTABLE

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10Echo

9Aux inVOL

5RECHARGEABLE BATTER YCHAMBER C OVER (bottom)

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10 CDVOL

15AU X OU

14 AU X IN

M I C8V OL

WM VOL (A)

6WM VOL (B)

BASS12

TREBLE13

MIC IN

2CONTROL

PANEL

1CD Player, USB/SD User'sInstructions please referto another attachedCD/MP31ESP1AM/FM CarStereo System User'sManual.

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EABLE BATTERY CHAMBER COVER (AT THE BOTTOM) --- Thee batteries can be accessed through the rechargeable battery chamberbottom.

I — This knob is to be used as an On/Off switch and the volume controlss microphone B.

I — This knob is to be used as an On/Off switch and the volume control.ss microphone A.This is the wired microphone volume control knob.--- This is the AUX IN input level control knob.us is the echo control knob for the microphones.is is the bass control knob.This is the treble control knob.

is is the 1/4" wired microphone input jack.us is a mono 1/4" auxiliary input jack.-- This is a RCA auxiliary audio output jack.

This is the on /off switch and volume control knob for the CD player.%/ITCH

:120V)

This is a red LED light which will be turned on whenever the rechargeablebeing recharged.--- This is a yellow LED light which will be turned on whenever the

batteries are low. When the BATT LOW LED light is on, all theJdio and CD player functions will be disabled until the rechargeablerecharged again to protect the rechargeable batteries. (NOTE: Once

If the rechargeable battery is totally drained, the rechargeable batterytharged again! Recharge the rechargeable battery as soon as possible). If the PA system is not to be used for a long time, please recharge.t least 8 hours every three months.)Ehis is a green LED light which will be turned on when the On/Off switchand the rechargeable batteries are properly charged.3A)250V/1A)

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UL . L 1 ' t i. L L , L . b •L t . / TL I V r I ANO L t .

25HORN

26I T WOOFER

27STEEL- MESH

GRILLECOVER

30ACCESSORY

BAG

4CASTERS

31HEADSET MICROPHONE

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28R EC ESSEDSTEEL BAR

HANDLE

32LAVALIERE M1C & BELT-PACK

WIRELESS TRANSMITTER

24. DEEP RECESSED FLIP HANDLE25. HORN26. 12" WOOFER27. STEEL-MESH GRILLE COVER28. RECESSED STEEL BAR HANDLE29. DUST COVER30. ACCESSORY BAG (PART OF THE DUST COVER)31. HEADSET MICROPHONE (Condenser)32. LAVALIERE MICROPHONE AND BELT-PACK WIRELESS TRANSMITTER33. HANDHELD WIRELESS MICROPHONE

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33HANDHELD WIRELESS MIC

SABLE BATTERIES and the AMPLIFIER UNIT

4 use two 12VDC 10AH rechargeable sealed maintenance-free lead-acid batteries,cated at the bottom of the unit. The life span of these rechargeable batteries isnes of charging and discharging cycles.

) rechargeable batteries, lay the AWP6404

pside down. Remove the battery chamberid the rechargeable battery, 34, will be

her the battery chamber cover is removed,

AWP6404 to be r ightside up and thebattery will slide out. There are two cables

k) connecting to the poles of the battery.

)ole is color-coded red while the negative

3oded black. Remove the original batterythat with a new 12 VDC 10AH sealed

-free rechargeable battery. T he positiveter y needs to be connected to the red

r negative pole of the battery needs to be connected to the black cable. Make

connection is secure and firm. Slide the battery back into the battery chamber.

tery chamber cover back to its place and fasten with the original screws (x3).

lbattery chambers. Remove and replace the second rechargeable battery in the:rhamber with the same procedures as above.

)cedures need to be done only when the installed rechargeable batteries become

need to be replaced. Dur ing the normal use, do not remove any of the batteryrrs.

e battery chamber covers, there is a 1 3/8" (35mm) internal speaker mountinglicated by numeral 34.

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-1(). t MHZ

1TED SENSITIVITY (FM) < 5 11 V

HATE FREQ. REJECTION (FM) > 50 dBS' RANGE 522 - 1,620 KHz-:NCY (AM) 450 KHz

ITED SENSITIVITY (AM) < 100 1.1V

HATE FREQ. REJECTION (AM) > 50 dB

> 55 dBEQUENCY RESPONSE 20 - 20,000 Hz;FORM FILTER 16 Bit,IIC SHOCKPROOF

45 Seconds

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34RECHARGEABL

E BATTERY

RECHARGEABLE BATTERYCHAMBER COVER (bottom)

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1 3,8" INTERNAL SPEAKER MOUNTING TOP HAT

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36HEADSET

MICROPHONE 38DV battery Chamber

37Belt pack

Clip

Headset Microphone L a v a l i e r e wireless transmitter

36. HEADSET MICROPHONE37. BELT-PACK CLIP38. 9V BATTERY COMPARTMENT39. POWER ON/OFF SWITCH --- Push the power On/Off switch in the direction

away from the red LED light to turn on the belt-pack wireless transmitter.Push the power On/Off switch in the opposite direction to turn off thebelt-pack wireless transmitter.

40. POWER LED --- The red power LED light will be on whenever the power ofthe belt-pack wireless transmitter is turned on.

41. LAVALIERE (LAPEL) MICROPHONE42. MIC JACK --- This is a 3.5mm condenser microphone input jack.43. VOL --- This is a microphone volume control knob for the microphone input

as indicated by the numeral 30.

HANDHELD WIRELESS MICROPHONE49

46 9 V BATTERY44STEEL-MESH GRILLE P O W E R ON/OFF 4 7

MICROPHONE S W I T C H 9 V BATTERY

WINDSCREEN4 5 C O M P A R MENTPOW L E D 4 8

HO DER

44. STEEL-MESH GRILLE MICROPHONEWINDSCREEN

45. POWER LED --- The red power LEDlight will be on whenever the power ofthe handheld wireless microphone isturned on.

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Handheld Wireless Microphone

Lavaliere wireless MIC

50BATTERY COVER

Close

Open

42 MC jack

46. POWER ON/OFF SWITCH47. 9V BATTERY COMPARTMENT48. HOLDER

49. 9V BATTERY

50. BATTERY COVER

e built-in rechargeable battery with the supplied AC cord for over,re any use.

pplied 9V batteries or any other 9V batteries into the battery housingleld wireless microphone and the belt-pack wireless transmitter withDlarity orientation as indicated. Connect the supplied headset or lavaliere

phone to the 3.5mm microphone input jack on the belt-pack wireless

)ower of the AWP6404 PA system. The Power On green LED light will

FREQUENCY STABILITY± 0.005% (Quartz Controlled)

SIGNAL/NOISE (S/N) RATIO > 94dB (RF Input:60dBpV/±48KHz Deviation)IMAGE AND SPURIOUS REJECTION 80dB MinimumRECEIVING SENSITIVITY > 5dBpVSELECTIVITY > 50dBSENSITIVITY

10dBpV (Over 60dB)> 96dBDYNAMIC RANGE

MODULATION MODE FMIF FREQUENCY 1 st — 56MHz; 2

n d — 1 0 . 7 MH z

T.H.D.< 0.5% A 1KHz

WIRELESS SERVICE AREA 100ft (30.5M)AUDIO FREQUENCY RESPONSE 40-15,000Hz (±3dB)TRANSMITTER BATTERY 9V (or 8.4V Rechargeable)TRANSMITTER BATTERY TIME 6 -10 HoursPOWER SOURCES DC: 24V/10AH Sealed Lead-Acid

Rechargeable BatteriesAC: 120V/60Hz

RECHARGE TIME 8 HoursBATTERY CAPACITY 4 -12 HoursWEIGHT

57 lbs (26 Kg)DIMENSIONS (W X H X D) 16.9" X 23.6" X 14.2"(430 X 600 X360 mm)

,ower of the wireless transmitters.

per or the AM/FM receiver built-in the CD player is to be used, turn on

pitch as indicated by numeral 17 on page 3. (Normally the on/off switch,

player is left on. To extend the lifespan of the rechargeable batteries,if the CD player as long as the CD player is not used.)ilume control and tone control knobs on the AWP6404 to have anquality and volume.

P6404 at a location that projects sound effectively to the audience.

le transmitter on the floor or strike the transmitter with any object.if the transmitter and remove the battery if the transmitter is not to

period of time to prevent the transmitter from being damaged by a

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rrs CUL i t i NUY K A N U E

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I urn on me receiveriampliner.AC power cord is unplugged. Plug the AC power cord to an

AC power outlet (120V AC).

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The rechargeable battery isnot functional ,

Replace the rechargeablebattery with two brand new12V DC lead-acid

rechargeable batter ies(preferably each with thecapacity of 10AH or higher).

td The electr ical signal from theoutput of the external soundsource to the AUX input of theAW P6404 is over the limit of

the input of the AW P6404.

Turn down the output level ofthe external sound source and

turn up the volume control ofthe AW P6404 to maintain thesame sound level.

The rechargeable batteryneeds to be recharged.

Recharge the rechargeablebattery.

signal Low transmitter battery level.Poor antenna reception.

Replace transmitter battery.Reposition antenna or receiver.

Faulty transmitter antenna. Return transmitter to factoryor author ized service stationfor service.

Too m any obstacles betweenthe receiver and transmitter,

Move the obstacles or move

the receiver away from nearbymetal objects.

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Radio fr equency (RE) bl indspots.

Reposition the receiver. I f themomentary loss of soundproblem cannot be removed,walk through the per formingarea and mark "Blind" spots.Avoid these"Blind" spots duringperformance.

•ence Another wireless m icrophoneoperating on the samefrequency

Use a wireless microphonewith di fferent operating

frequency.Placement too close to a digitalsignal processor or similardevice (CD player, stagelighting, etc.) .

1. Select another operatingfrequency.

2. Move receiver to anotherlocation.

External electromagnetic fieldsource

1. Select another operatingfrequency.

2. Rem ove source ofinter ference.en

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ELECTRICSHOCK DO NOT

OPENCAUTION:TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SGOCK:DO NOT REMOVE SCREWS,COVERS OR THECABINETNO USER SERVICE PARTS INSIDEREFER SERVICE TO QUALIFIED SERVICEPERSONNEL

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol within

A a n equilateral triangle is intended to alert the userto the presence of uninsulated "dangerousvoltage" with the products enclosure that may beof sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk ofelectric shock to persons.

The exclamation point within an equilateral

A t r i a n g l e is intended to alert the users to thepresence of important operating and maintenance(servicing) instructions in the literatureaccompanying the appliance.

WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRICSHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TORAIN OR MOISTURE. IMPORTANT SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONSTo reduce the risk of electric shock, fire, etc:

1 R e a d these ins t ruc t ions.2 K e e p these ins t ruc t ions.3 H e e d all Warnings .4 F o l l o w inst ruct ions.

5 D o not use this apparatus near water or in rain.

itus immediately afterwards with a clean cloth. Do notve cloth, thinners, alcohol, or other chemical solvents,ley may damage the finish or remove the panel lettering.ck any ventilation openings. The ventilation shall not bey covering the ventilation openings with items, such as•, table cloth, curtains, etc. - -

all near any heat sources such as radiator, heaters,her apparatus (including amplifier) that produce heat.at the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding type

arized plug has two blades with one wider than theounding type plug has two blades and a third groundingwider blade or the third prong are provided for yourle provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consultfor replacement of the obsolete outlet.

power cord from being walked on or pinched particularlymvenience receptacles, and the point where they arete apparatus. If the power cord is damaged, it must be, a qualified repairer.tachments accessories specified by the manufactures.apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for

1 of time.

atus comes with an AC adaptor, make sure the adaptorred by cloth or soft material, keep it uncovered all the

ervicing to qualif ied service personnel. ServicingI when the apparatus has been damaged in anyas power-supp ly cord o r plug is damaged, liqu id;pilled o r objects have fa llen in to the apparatus,itus has been exposed to rain o r moisture, doese no rma lly, o r has been dropped.

3tus sha ll no t be exposed to d ripp ing o r splashinglects f illed with liqu ids.

ndheld o r lapel microphone, do not use themsto rm weather, especia lly in the ra in and wet, itthunder shock.

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Iransmlt te rs: Cert if ied to FCC Part 74 Certif ied b y FCCapproved labs.

Note: Th is equ ipment has been tested and found to comp lywith limits fo r a Class B d ig ita l device, pursuant to Part15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed toprovide reasonable protect ion against harmfu linterferences in a residentia l insta lla tion. Th isequipment generates uses and can radiate radiochannel energy and, i f not insta lled and used inaccordance with the instruct ions, may cause harmfu l

interference to radio communica t ions. However, thereis no guarantee that interference will not occu r in apart icu lar insta llation. If this equipment does not cause

harmful in terference to rad io o r te levision reception,wh ich can be determined by turn ing the equipment offan on, the use r is encouraged to try to correct the

interference by one o r more o f the fo llowing measures:° I n c re a s e the separation between the equipments and

receivers that you might use together. The farther, the better.0 Try to connect the equipment into an outle t on a circu it that

is d ifference f rom the rece iver used.

l a Extend the antenna or rotate the antenna to get the bestresult.

° C o n s u l t cert if ied o r experienced technician to help.

Notes:

An FCC min iste ria l license may be required to operate th isequipment in certa in areas. Consu lt your national authorityfo r possib le requirements. Refer to the FCC 47 C.F.R.§ 74.832for details.

This radio equ ipment is intended fo r use in musica lprofessional enterta inment and s imila r applications.

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