Lifeline Bravo User Manual

LIFELINE AMPLIFICATION SYSTEMS

User Guide

41 Means Drive, Suite A
Platteville, WI 53818
fax: [phone]
www.lifelineamp.com

800 236 4327

INTRODUCTION

Enjoy Your Bravo Portable
Amplification System

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visit our web site:

www.lifelineamp.com,

your online resource
for price lists, service
orders, and accessories.

If you have questions
at any time about your
Bravo System, please
call us toll-free at:

1-800-236-4327

he Bravo portable amplification system

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is the ideal amplification system for larger
spaces. The
quality sound, portability, and ease of use are
requirements for the audio system. The
has many features and benefits unique to the
portable amplification systems market. You will
see the benefits and hear the clarity that comes
from this uniquely designed system from the
moment you turn it on.

This Users Guide has been designed to provide
you with product features, troubleshooting tips,
and important things to remember and understand
about your
Amplification Systems is to design high quality
amplification systems with superior sound
quality that are easy for the customer to operate.
If you have any questions concerning your
Bravo system, please feel free to call us toll
free at: 1-800-236-4327.

Bravo has many applications where

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Bravo system. Our goal at Lifeline

EQUIPMENT

ONE TRANSMITTER SYSTEM:

• 1 Powered Speaker/Amplifier

• 1 Wireless Transmitter with either headset,

collar, or handheld wireless microphone

• 1 LB-1 9 Volt Battery (inside wireless

transmitter)

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• 1 LC-3 Char

WH-1 Char

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collar models only)

• 1 Wireless Carrying Case

OPTIONAL WAYS TO ORDER THE BRAVO:

• Microphone options include headset, collar,

or handheld wireless microphones

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WARRANTY

The powered speaker and transmitter have a five
year warranty against manufacturer’s defects.
All other items (batteries, cables, microphones)
have a one year warranty.

Lifeline Amplification Systems will repair
and/or replace, at our option, any unit that does
not function properly within the warranty time
period. Units under warranty needing repair
should be returned to Lifeline Amplification
Systems freight prepaid. It’s very important the
customer calls Lifeline Amplification Systems
at 1-800-236-4327 for a return authorization
number for prompt service. All units under
warranty will be returned (freight prepaid) to
the customer. Product misuse, neglect, or abuse
is not covered under warranty. PLEASE KEEP
THE BRAVO SHIPPING CARTON IN CASE
YOU NEED TO SEND IT BACK TO LIFELINE
AMPLIFICATION SYSTEMS FOR
WARRANTY REPAIR.

REPAIR

Most problems can be solved with the trouble­shooting guide in the back of this user guide.

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the troubleshooting guide, call us toll free at
1-800-236-4327 and we will be happy to help you.

CLEANING

We suggest your system be cleaned a minimum
of every two years. Please contact Lifeline

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BELTPACK TRANSMITTER

Beltpack Transmitter

1. MICROPHONE JACK

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hable microphone cable plugs in here.

2. ON/OFF AND STANDBY SWITCH

The switch on the transmitter has three positions:
“on,” “off” and “stand by.”

When “on,” the talker’s voice is amplified
and broadcast throughout the room. An initial
“pop” sound may be heard when turned to the
“on” position.

The standby mode is used when the talker
wishes to speak to a single individual or small
group privately. As a general rule, use the standby
switch when the system will be used within a 15
minute time period. If not in use for more than
15 minutes, the transmitter should be turned off
to conserve battery life.

3. POWER INDICATOR LIGHT

The light on top of the transmitter will shine red
when the transmitter is in the stand by mode. It
will shine green to indicate that the system is on.
If the light is not lit, then either the power is not
on or the battery is low.

4. BELT CLIP

This handy clip can be used to fasten the
transmitter to a belt, waistband or pocket.
(Found on back side of transmitter.)

5. BATTERY COMPARTMENT

The AT-1 transmitter uses one 9-volt Nickel
Metal Hydride rechargeable battery. DO NOT

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perform properly. Average battery life is

hours per charge.

6. CHARGING JACK

This charging jack is used to charge the battery
without having to take the battery out of the
transmitter. A charging cable has been provided
with your

7. GAIN CONTROL

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HANDHELD TRANSMITTER

Handheld Transmitter

1. MICROPHONE ELEMENT

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he Bravo handheld wireless uses a high quality

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microphone. The metal casing protects the
microphone however, be careful not to drop the
microphone, as this could cause damage to the
microphone element.

2. POWER SWITCH

This switch needs to be in the PWR position for
the microphone to operate. The power light indicator
(#3) will glow when the power switch is turned on
and a charged battery is inserted properly. A slight
click may be heard when turning power on and off.

3. POWER SWITCH LIGHT

This light will glow when the power switch is
in the PWR (on) position and a charged battery
is inserted properly.

4. LOW BATTERY

The low battery light will glow when you have
less than 1 hour of battery life left in the system.

5. MUTE SWITCH

The mute switch enables the microphone to be on
or off without hearing a click in the system. The
system will be working when the Mute switch is
on and the microphone power switch is on and the
Bravo powered speaker is on. When the Mute
switch is in the “mute” position (down), the
microphone is still draining the battery and all
circuitry is active except the microphone is off.

6. BATTERY COMPARTMENT

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cover. The rechargeable battery should be connected
to the battery terminals making a good connection.

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it will loosen the battery terminals). You may use
either an alkaline 9 volt battery or 9.6 volt nickel
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7. INTERNAL GAIN CONTROL

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his is pre-set from the factory for recommended
settings. Only change this as a last option for
adjusting gain (use controls on the Bravo
amplifier/speaker first). Turning this control
to the right increases volume. The internal gain
control is found above the 9-volt battery terminal
(this can be found by unscrewing the battery
compartment cover.)

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