As all Ambient Clockit devices the LockitSlate provides a rock solid, highly accurate,
temperature compensated time code generator.
The LockitSlate Display Module is built on the proven platform of the TinyLockit with added
slate specific functions and features a new ultra-bright LED display. It is supplied with a
durable polycarbonate slate board and polymer clapsticks with inlaid rhombs. The clapsticks
are also available made of maple wood.
Except for a sync signal output, it comprises the full functionality of the Lockit and TinyLockit,
including ACN (Ambient Clockit Network) support and transfer of the clapped time. These
network capabilities also allow the LockitSlate to be a fully functional, generator buffered time
code transceiver. This provides the stability of an Ambient Lockit Generator with the flexibility
of a wireless TC system but without the fear of dropouts.
In addition, it also offers time code conversion between LTC and MTC and vice versa, so a
playback time code can be displayed, an audio workstation synchronized and the display
module is also suitable for studio use.
Some more great features have been implemented: it has a motion sensor so it flips the
display when the slate is turned upside down for end slates, a sensor for ambient light so the
brightness can automatically adjust, variable offset for the displayed time, a supercap so time
is not lost on battery replacement for some minutes, and of course an enhanced reader that
can display multiple or slow speeds and even backwards.
Super bright flash LEDs help to find slate point on the time line or seconds transitions on
fame 00.
As known from the Lockit and TinyLockit, the user interface is easy and intuitive to use.
Due to its modular concept, the LockitSlate can be equipped with custom slate boards, or the
display module can be used alone.
Thanks to the machined, pearl blasted and anodized aluminum body the LockitSlate can
easily withstand the roughest production conditions.
For your own safety and trouble-free use of your LockitSlate ACN-LS please carefully read
through the instructions below. Always keep a copy of these instructions and hand them out
with the unit to other users.
This unit is exclusively intended for indoor use. Keep it safe and away from water, rain and
humidity and dry under all circumstances even when powered off. Clean gently with a slightly
moistened cloth and never let water, detergents or liquids of any kind get into the unit as this
will imply the risk of short circuits and electrical hazard.
Keep distant from sources of heat and never expose to direct sunlight. Admissible ambience
temperature is from +5° to +50° Celsius.
Do not throw or expose to mechanical impact and keep it safe from hard vibrations.
Only use genuine accessories such as cables, antenna, etc. which have been supplied by an
authorized dealer. Always observe integrity and the pertinent compatibility with all units
connected to.
Do not perform software updates in situations the integrity of mains supply cannot be
granted such as thunderstorms and remove connections from and to all devices directly or in
directly connected to mains.
Only use intended batteries type Mignon AA with 1.5V. Watch correct polarity when inserting
the batteries, instructions can be found in the manual and on the device itself. Disregard of
handling may cause battery leakage or even risk of explosion.
To maintain secure electrical contact the batteries are loaded with high spring tension and
can shoot out of the compartment if opened without attention. Always secure the outer
battery contact and release slowly when accessing the compartment.
Proper recycling of used batteries might mandatory be instructed by local law. Please check
for requirements and dispose at foreseen institutions. With regard to environment only
dispose completely discharged batteries.
When powering from external sources remove the batteries. Pay attention to the use of LPS
sources in compliance to part 2.5 of EN 60950-1.
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Chemical Resistance
Acids – concentrated
Poor
Acids – dilute
Good
Alcohols
Good
Alkalis
Good-Poor
Aromatic hydrocarbons
Poor
Greases & Oils
Good-fair
Halogenated Hydrocarbons
Good-poor
Halogens
Poor
Ketones
Poor
When using the wireless connection of the LockitSlate ACN-LS place it centrally and keep it
distant from sources of possible interference such as microwaves or electrical devices with
large metal surfaces.
Use the original antenna directly attached to the socket. Extension or use of 3rd party
accessories is not licit.
Never open the unit. Inappropriate and unauthorized access will void the warranty and imply
possible risk of harm to the user.
When disposing the unit follow the legal requirements for recycling electronic equipment.
CLEANING THE SLATE BOARD:
It is recommended to clean the polycarbonate slate board with alcohol, diluted soap water,
window cleaner or similar.
- by 4 pcs. Type Mignon batteries (Alkaline, NiMH rechargeable or Li-Ion). Set correct
battery type in configuration for reliable low voltage warning.
No charging function for rechargeable batteries when powered from external.
Pay attention to insert with correct polarity as shown on label, insert outer with “+”
first, inner with “-“ first. Push down battery hinge and close slider.
Or:
- 5 to 18 Volts DC via pin 4 of Lemo socket
Or:
- 5 Volts DC via the USB socket.
If powered from USB, USB is displayed in the upper
right corner of the display instead of the battery
symbol.
If powered from external on Lemo pin 4, EXT is
displayed in the upper right corner of the display
instead of the battery symbol.
Note: current time code is lost when power is preserved via the backup supercap for about 4
to 5 minutes, depending on setting for the OLED display. The LED display is turned off in
backup power mode. After the supercap has run empty, the LockitSlate turns off and both,
time code as well as stored clap time entries are lost. The settings are stored, the unit will
power up with the last configuration used.
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③ ② ④ ⑤
⑥
⑧
⑦
① ②
⑨
5. Description
① Battery compartment slider to be pushed down for access to batteries
② Configuration switch (further “config switch”, ↓ for pushing in, for toggle left/right)
③ IR transceiver, used to set and check the ACN-LS from the ACC501 controller
④ Display
⑤ Signal LEDs
⑥ USB connector
⑦ Lemo 5-pin socket: time code in, out / ascii / tune signal / DC-in
⑧ External antenna connector
⑨ Mounting holes for hand grip
The slate module has holes which recess upwards. The
fittings of the handle are inserted into the holes so the
edge of the handle has a gap to the module on the lower
side.
Now push the handle upwards so the lower edge
is flush with the chassis, and the fittings are held
in the smaller section of the holes. Next, tilt back
the lever so the handle is tightly anchored in the
chassis of the display module.
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MAIN DISPLAY, showing time code, frame rate, sync rate, jam mode, network channel, battery status
↓ push select switch down to enter main menu and to select options, toggle left/right to navigate
↓
GEN ↓ JamTC ↔ Edit ↔ Offset
↓
JamTC:
AUTO ↔ OFF ↔ manual/once
↓
Edit:
HH:MM:SS:FF
↓
Offset:
+/- 00.05 frames
↓ UB
JamUB ↔ Edit-UB ↔ EXIT
↓
JamUB:
normal ↔ manual ↔ insert
Edit-UB:
00:00:00:FF
EXIT:
back to main menu
↓
SLATE
↓
SOURCE ↔ MODE ↔OFFSET ↔ SENS
↓
SOURCE:
GEN ↔ LTC ↔ LTC-VARI ↔ ACN ↔ MTC
↓
↓
MODE:
DIGITS ↔ FLASH-LED
DIGITS
CLAPTIME ↔ UB+CLAPTIME ↔ NO CLAPTIME
FLASH-LED
OFF ↔ CLAP FLASH ↔ CLAP*SECONDS
OFFSET
+/- 00.05 frames
↓
SENS
TILT ↔ BRIGHTNESS
TILT
On ↔ Off
BRIGHTNESS
Man ↔ Low ↔ Med ↔ High
↓
TC ↓ FPS ↔ MTC ↔ Level
↓
FPS
FPS: 23.976 ↔ 24 ↔ 25 ↔ 29.97 ↔ 30 ↔ 29.97D ↔ 30D
↓
MTC
MTCout ↔ MIDI>LTC ↔ LTC>MIDI
↓
SYS ↓ Config ↔ INFO ↔ Factory reset
↓
Display ↔ USB ↔ BAT
↓
Display:
Brightness: 0…↔5↔…10
↓
AutoOff: never ↔ 5sec ↔ … ↔ 5min
↓
USB
USB: MTC ↔ COM
↓
BAT
Battery type: Li ↔ Alk ↔ NiMH
↓
INFO: displays device information: serial no., firmware version, mac address
↓
Factory Reset: loads default settings
7. Setup Menu Diagram
When entering a menu, the active parameter setting is highlighted.
To turn on the ACN-LS, press and hold the config switch for 4 seconds.
To turn off, press and hold the switch for 4 seconds. The display will show:
Press switch again to power down, toggle left to
cancel.
LED DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS
The brightness of the LED display can be regulated manually by toggling the config switch left
or right without entering the menu at all. Only works when in the home screen.
Manual setting is not available if brightness is in
“AUTO” mode.
Pushing the config switch either way for more than 3
seconds turns off the LEDs. Tipping the switch turns
them on again.
The flash LEDs are set in menu SLATE > MODE > FLASH-LED
MAIN DISPLAY
The main display is the normal operation mode. It
displays the most important status information.
These are the time code momentarily running, source
of the displayed time, time code frame rate, LED
display offset, ACN status, channel and antenna
amplifier if activated.
“A” in upper left corner indicates the jam mode
“auto”, the lock symbol indicates “off” – no
external jamming available, “M” indicates manual /
once.
“+00:00” top right beside the battery indicates time
code offset for the output.
“COM” or “MTC” show the status of the USB port if USB is connected.
If the display is switched off (power save), pushing the config switch once will turn it on again
without doing any changes. Also, a time code jam activates the display.
Pushing the config switch for 1/2 second enters the
main menu screen. The main operation parameters
are further displayed. In this screen, you can select
the different settings by pushing the config switch.
Navigate by toggling the config switch left or right.
Pushing the config switch when EXIT is highlighted exits to the main screen.
If no action is done, the unit will return to the main screen as well.
GEN MENU
In the GENenrator menu, you can edit the jam mode,
edit the time and set an offset of the time code
output against the jammed time.
Under UB, you can display and manage user bits.
GEN > JamTC
In the JamTC settings, you can select from different jam behaviors: Navigate toggling left/right,
push to select.
“AUTO” – the ACN-LS will behave as used to from the
former Lockit boxes. It will jam once time code is
detected, but not re-jam while time code is
continuously present. As long as time code is present,
the “A” mark changes to indicating that the unit is not ready to re-jam. If the time code is
disconnected for 3 or more seconds, the “A” reappears to indicate that the unit will jam again
once time code is received.
“OFF” – the ACN-LS does not jam to external time
code. This setting is useful if you set the unit
manually and not to be jammed by incoming time
code.
The in top left corner shows that the input is locked.
“manual/once” – the ACN-LS jams once to external
time code, but then will not jam again but lock the
jam port. Once jammed, the “M” indicator changes
to signaling that the unit cannot be jammed from
outside. This setting is useful if you want the unit to be jammed from external time code but
then not to be changed by incoming signal anymore. This mode is recommended should a
LockitSlate be used to re-jam cameras in intervals using a bi-directional time code cable. Some
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cameras, like the ARRI Alexa, put out time code permanently even in “ext. TC” mode, which
leads to resetting the ACN-LS if in “AUTO” mode.
To reactivate the jam port, just push the config switch repeatedly going
>GEN>JamTC>manual/once> and exit. The “M” indicator appears again, the unit is ready to be
jammed once again.
CAUTION! Resetting the generator will restart the signal, doing this while recording
can result in a corrupted file.
GEN>EDIT
In this screen, you can edit a time code value
manually. Decrease or increase by toggling
left/right. Holding left/right is fast backward/ forward.
Push to select and jump to next.
Pushing the config switch while on the frames position sets the time. To avoid inadvertently
changing the time code, you will be asked:
Pushing the config switch while “old” is highlighted
discards the changes and returns to the main menu.
Pushing the config switch while “new” is highlighted
will set the generator to the selected value.
CAUTION! Resetting the generator will restart the signal, doing this while recording
can result in a corrupted file.
GEN>OFFSET
An offset can be entered between the jammed time
code and the time code on the output of the ACN-LS.
Use this to compensate the processing delay that
some file base cameras produce.
If offset is enabled, it will be displayed in the main
screen. This shifts only the time code, the sync signal
stays locked to the frame start of the jammed time
code running in background.
The offset has a range of +/- 10 frames in 0.05 frames steps (equals 2 ms at 25 fps).
In the GEN > user bit menu, the user bits are being
displayed. The user bits can be edited manually, and
the jam behavior managed.
JamUB
Under JamUB, the jamming behavior is managed:
normal: the user bits are being taken from external
time code
manual: the user bits are not being overwritten by
external time code. This mode is to be used if you
want a custom entry, like date and camera Id for
instance.
insert: user bits can be inserted “on the fly”. Note: if
the source time code was unplugged for more than 3
seconds and reconnected, the ACN-LS will re-jam. For just inserting changed user bits after
interrupted time code, you must also set the ACN-LS to “jam once” or “off” in the jamTC menu.
If changed user bits from the master shall be taken over in C-JAM mode, “insert mode” must
be selected.
Edit-UB
EXIT
In Edit-UB, the user bits can be edited manually.
Decrease or increase by toggling left/right. Holding
left/right is fast backward/ forward. Push to select
value, curser jumps to next digit.
After finishing, selecting the new value needs to be
confirmed – “use new”, or the menu can be left by
cancelling – “use old”.
As the user bits are only displayed in this menu, we
added a way to exit without any changes quickly.
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SLATE MENU
The SLATE menu lets you set all slate specific feature
of the LockitSlate, such as source of the displayed
time code, what happens if the clapsticks are closed,
LED time offset, and functions of the sensors.
SOURCE selects what is displayed on the front LEDs.
GEN: the internal generator’s time code is displayed.
ACN: selecting ACN enters the ACN menu. Depending
of what is selected here, source ACN can be:
- the internal generator jammed through ACN in JAM mode,
- the internal generator slaved to ACN in C-JAM mode,
- a time code transmitter of LTC present on the input in record run mode if TX is
selected,
- a receiver of for time code transmitted by another ACN enabled device in TX mode if
RX is selected.
LTC: this displays time code present on the Lemo
socket. It is a convert mode, i.e. the internal generator
is jammed and running, permanently slaved to the
external time code. At the same time, the time code is
put out as MTC via USB. The USB Port is changed to
Audio/Midi device.
MTC: this displays midi time code (MTC) present on
USB. It is a convert mode, i.e. the internal generator is
jammed and running, permanently slaved to the
external time code. The USB Port is changed to
Audio/Midi device. The time code is sent out on the
Lemo socket as LTC.
LTC-VARI: this displays time code present on the Lemo socket. Slow or multiple speeds and
time code running backwards is recognized, but of course also normal speed time code.
The generator keeps on running in background to be able to send time stamped messages
into the ACN. This generator time code is present as LTC on the Lemo socket and MTC over
USB.
NOTE: If setting back to source GEN while external time code is still connected, the
Digits: at this time there are three different display
modes.
UB+CLAPTIME: 3 frames flash LED + clapped time > 2
seconds user bits > 10 seconds clapped time.
CLAPTIME (default): 3 frames flash LED + clapped time
> 10 seconds clapped time.
NO CLAPTIME: 3 frames flash LED + clapped time > 10
seconds running time code > off
For the Flash LEDs, there are three different
behaviors: CLAP FLASH lights up the flash LEDS for 3
frames when the sticks are closed.
CLAP+SECONDS: flashes on frame 00 and for 3
frames when sticks are closed.
OFF: deactivates the flash LEDs
OFFSET: Sets the offset for the time code displayed
on LED only. The small flashing LED and the bright
flash LEDs indicate frame 00 and wander with the
offset.
Negative or positive offsets can be set in 0.05 frames
steps.
The offset is displayed in the home screen, and the
small red LED will flash between the green LED every
4th second on frame 12 so the camera filming the
slate sees there is an offset.
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SENS: Settings for the tilt and ambient light sensors:
TILT: activates the tilt sensor. If on, the LED digits are
flipped upside down when the slate is turned over.
BRIGHTNESS: Man activates the manual adjustment
of LED brightness via the toggle switch.
Low Med High activate the ambient light sensor on
the front side. This adapts the brightness to the light
intensity from front. Low / Med / High are different profiles for relation of LED brightness to
measured light.
Enter the TC menu to adjust the time code frame
rate, MIDI time code (MTC) functions and time code
output level for pin 5 Lemo.
TC > FPS
Select FPS for adjusting the frame rate. Adjust by
toggling the config switch left/right, push to select
new frame rate:
Available rates: 23.976, 24, 25, 29.97, 30, 29.97D, 30D fps (D = drop frame)
If settings are changed, confirmation is required:
Pushing the config switch while “old” is highlighted,
discards the changes and returns to the main menu.
Pushing the config switch while “new” is highlighted
will set the time code signal to the selected rate and
resets the time code if changing between integer and
non-integer rates (a.k.a. PAL / NTSC Area),
TC > MTC
Select MTC to control the Midi Time Code options:
MTCout: this is the default mode. The ACN-LS always
puts out MTC, unless the USB port is set to COM (see
SYS > Config > USB
The USB Socket activates USB whenever a 5 Volt USB
power is recognized.
Activating below convert modes sets the USB port
to MTC.
MIDI>LTC: MTC received through USB will be
converted into LTC and put out via Lemo socket.
LTC>MIDI: LTC received on Lemo pin 2 will be
converted and put out as MTC via USB.
The above convert modes are identical to the convert modes selected in the slate menu, just a
different shortcut.
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SYS MENU
The SYS menu serves to configure various
parameters, the display behavior, USB port mode
(USB: COM or MTC) and battery type are set. Push the
config switch to enter.
SYS>CONFIG
Enter the configuration by pushing in the config
switch
Navigate to DISPLAY, USB or BAT, push the config
switch to select.
SYS>CONFIG>DISPLAY
Adjust display brightness from 1 to 10 toggling the
config switch left/right. Push in to select value.
The curser will jump to the Auto-off settings:
Select after what time the display shuts off after
entering the main operation display.
Choices are:
Never – 5 seconds – 30 seconds – 1 minute – 5
minutes.
Select by toggling the config switch left/right. Push in to select value.
SYS>CONFIG>USB
Select the function of the USB connection:
MTC: this is the default, will be recognized as generic
MIDI interface and deliver or receive time code as
MIDI time code.
COM: select to communicate with computer, for updating software or transferring ACN data.
This mode will appear as a HID in the control panel.
Select by toggling the config switch left/right. Push in to select mode.
Selecting SYNC opens the screen for sending a sync
command to all ACN-LS or ACL 204 in reach which are
on the same channel and in JAM mode. Default is on
no, toggle to yes and push to enter.
After sending out the sync command including time
code and user bit, the other units reply and the
number of units which replied and were successfully
synced is displayed.
A device that received a sync command will memorize
when the sync command was received. The
transmitting device also memorizes the event. The
information is displayed when ACN is selected from
the main menu.
There may be various reasons for a “sync failed” returned:
For time code:
- If the frame rates of sending and receiving device do not match (integer vs. non-
integer frame rates like 25 fps and 29.97 fps, the sync command is rejected.
- If “OFF” is selected in the GEN>JamTC settings.
- If “manual/once” is selected in the GEN>JamTC settings and the device has already
been jammed before.
-
For user bits:
- if the GEN>UB>JamUB is set to “manual”
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ACN > C- JAM
C-JAM is a continuous jam mode. Set up channel,
antenna, RF power and LNA as above in JAM mode.
When done, select SYNC. In the next display, the
continuous jam is initiated. The device used for
sending the continuous jam command is master.
After sending the continuous jam command, the jam
success or fail of other devices ACL 204 or ACN-LS is
displayed.
Condition for fail is as in JAM mode, see above.
Any ACL 204 or ACN-LS in range that has not been
synced or has an offset bigger than 0.5 seconds will
be jammed. After the initial c-jam, the master sends a
sync command every five seconds. Slave units display
“sync rcvd” and their LED goes to solid green for a
second. If synching fails due to incompatible frame
rates, the LED goes red and “sync failed” will be
displayed.
The slave Lockits now compare their own time with
the regularly received time stamps and will adjust
their tune value to stay closely in sync with the
master, the system latency is down to half a video
line (SD) if all Lockits are well in tune to each other
initially. The latency in µs, measured time in seconds
since start of c-jam, current tune value, proposed
tune value are displayed in an “expert view” window, accessed by selecting SYS>INFO and
then pushing the toggle switch to right (line 1). Line 2 is debug info, line 3 used tune value.
In this mode, a unit that was slave and has been power cycled (for instance for changing
batteries) will automatically re-sync when booted. The master unit will be in c-jam mode, but
not send sync signals after reboot. Should it become necessary to reboot the master, a former
slave may be used to initiate the c-jam and become master. This way, the set time code is
maintained. It is recommended though to stay with one master and to re-sync the set after
power cycling, this way it can be avoided to have more than one master on location which
may lead to unpredictable errors.
TX is a wireless transmission of external time code
present on the input (Lemo socket pin2). This is
intended for transmitting a record-run time code to
another ACN-LS, ACN-TL or ACL 204 which is in RX
mode. Once progressing time code is detected, the
ACN-LS jams to it and sends a jam command to the
slaves.
When external time code stops, either in form of a
static time code or if the signal is off for two seconds,
a stop command is sent to the slaves.
If static time code value is recognized, as put out by a
video camera or Sound Devices recorder, the time
code is stopped and a static time code is put out on the time code output of the slaves as well
as on the output of the unit that is in TX.
This feature makes it possible to remotely start and stop recording of audio recorders,
cameras and video recorders which support being triggered by time code.
In RX mode, the slate is a time code receiver and displays time code sent from another ACN
device in TX mode
As in JAM mode, the network channel needs to be set first when coming from OFF condition
but can be changed any time. Other available settings are activating LNA and setting the
output power of the wireless module. PIN is required for higher output levels.
EXIT
Exits to the main operation screen.
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9. LED Indications
on OLED side:
As used to from former devices of the Cockit Time Code family, the ACN-LS has a red and a
green flashing LED to display operation and battery status:
0 1 2 3 4 seconds:
● ● ● ● ● red flashing in 1 second intervals: running, but not jammed or set.
● ● ● ● ● greenflashing in 1 second intervals: running, jammed or set manually.
This is the normal operation mode.
● ●● ●● reddouble flash every 2seconds: battery low, not jammed or set.
● ●● ●● green double flash every 2seconds: battery low, jammed or set.
● ●●● ● ●●● combination of not sync and low battery, not set or jammed.
● ●●● ● ●●● combination of not sync and low battery, set or jammed.
The firmware update comes as a zipped package including the QT programming interface and
the firmware file, and a Mac DMG
Windows®: Unzip the programming files. Connect the ACN-LS to a computer running a
Microsoft Windows® operating system using a USB-A cable to Mini-USB B connector and run the updater. Press the “UPDATE” button. Wait until the message “update successful” appears.
Apple® MAC-OS: extract the archive, mount the DMG and run the updater. Press “UPDATE” and wait until
the programming is finished.
Contact us for bug reports and suggestions through our contact form.
Dimensions Display Module: (L / W / H): 210 x 63 x 28 mm
Dimension of slate board is as a „legal“ pad.
Weight Display Module: 0.404 Kg (no batteries)
Power consumption: 70 to 600 mA (6 Volts)
Connectors:
“Lemo”:Lemo series 0B 5-pin (matching connector FGG/JGG.0B.305.CLADxx)
pin 1: ground pin 2: LTC IN
pin 3: ASCII IN / OUT
pin 4: Tune reference 1.92 MHz out / DC-IN 6 to 18 Volts
pin 5: LTC OUT
Antenna: SMA-F
USB: Mini-B
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12. Warranty & Approvals
Warranty
Ambient Recording GmbH warrants the LockitSlate ACN-LS synchronizer against defects in
materials and workmanship for a period of ONE (1) year from date of original retail purchase.
This is a non-transferable warranty that extends only to the original purchaser. Ambient
Recording GmbH will repair or replace the product at its discretion at no charge. Warranty
claims due to severe service conditions will be addressed on an individual basis. THE
WARRANTY AND REMEDIES SET FORTH ABOVE ARE EXCLUSIVE. AMBIENT RECORDING GMBH
DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. AMBIENT RECORDING GMBH
IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING
FROM ANY BREACH OF WARRANTY OR UNDER ANY OTHER LEGAL THEORY. Because some
jurisdictions do not permit the exclusion or limitations set forth above, they may not apply in
all cases.
For all service, including warranty repair, please send the ACN-LS, along with proof of
purchase date to your retailer, or, if not applicable, to:
Ambient Recording GmbH
Schleissheimer Str. 181 C
DE – 80797 Muenchen, Germany
Please obtain a return authorization through the contact form on our website before sending
in a unit.
CE Conformity Statement:
Declaration of Conformity
According to ISO/IEC Guide 22
Manufacturer’s Name: Ambient Recording GmbH
Manufacturer’s Address: Schleissheimer Str. 181 C, DE – 80797 Muenchen, Germany
declares that the product: ACN-LS LockitSlate
is in conformity with:
- EN 60950-1:2006 + A11:2009+A1:2010+A12:2011+AC:2011
- EN 300 440-1 V1.6.1
- EN 300 440-2 V1.4.1
- EN 301 489-1 V1.9.2
- EN 301 489-3 V1.4.1
which is indicated and affirmed by the applied CE marking.
The FCC requires that the following statements be included in this manual for ACN-LS:
FCC § 15.19
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.
Canada CNR-Gen Section 7.1.3
This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is
subject to the following two conditions:(1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this
device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired
operation of the device.
Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio
exempts de licence. L'exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes : (1) l'appareil
ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l'utilisateur de l'appareil doit accepter tout brouillage
radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susceptible d'en compromettre le
fonctionnement.
FCC § 15.21
Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance
could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
FCC § 15.105
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment
generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If
this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user
is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
—Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
—Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
—Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver
is connected.
—Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
ICES-003
This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.
Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.
April 2014
Sebastian Fell
Ambient Recording GmbH
Last update September 2014