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ADN-W CASE
Transport & Charging Case
Instruction manual
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Manual
Contents
For your safety .................................................................................................................... 1
The ADN-W CASE transport and charging case ............................................................ 1
Package contents ............................................................................................................... 2
Product overview ADN-W CASE transport and
ADN-W CASE CENTRAL transport case ....................................................................... 3
ADN-W CASE UNITS charging case .............................................................................. 3
ADN-W CASE BASE case bottom and lid .................................................................... 4
Using the ADN-W CASE transport and charging case ................................................. 4
Preparing the ADN-W CASE UNITS charging case for operation ............................... 7
Setting up the ADN-W CASE UNITS ............................................................................. 7
Connecting the ADN-W CASE UNITS to and d
the mains power supply ................................................................................................ 7
Switching the ADN-W CASE UNITS on/off ..................................................................... 8
Charging the battery packs using the ADN-W CASE UNITS ....................................... 8
The status display of the ADN-W CASE UNITS charging case
during charging .............................................................................................................. 9
Behavior of the ADN-W BA battery pack during charging ................................... 10
Cleaning and maintaining the ADN-W CASE ............................................................... 11
If a problem occurs ... ....................................................................................................... 11
Specifications ADN-W CASE ............................................................................................ 12
charging case ................................... 2
isconnecting it from
For your safety
Please make sure to read the “Safety information” supplement included separately
with the product. This supplement contains important information on the safe
operation of the product as well as the manufacturer’s declaration and warranty
notes.
A detailed instruction manual for the overall ADN conference system can be found
• on the Internet at www.sennheiser.com or
• on the DVD-ROM supplied with the ADN CU1 central unit.
The ADN-W CASE transport and charging case
The ADN-W CASE transport and charging case is part of the Sennheiser ADN conference system.
saf
This modular case allows you to easily and
required for a wireless conference system and, in addition, to charge up to 10 wireless conference units in the charging case.
Available modules:
• ADN-W CASE BASE, case bottom with wheels and case lid
• ADN-W CASE CENTRAL transport case for e.g. central unit, antenna module,
ADN-W L 10 charger, power supplies, mains cables and other accessories
• ADN-W CASE UNITS charging case with
conference units
The modules can be used separately or be combined arbitrarily.
charging compartments for 10 wireless
ely transport all components
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Package contents
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Package contents
ADN-W CASE UNITS
charging case
ADN-W CASE CENTRAL
trans
port case
ADN-W CASE BASE
case bottom and lid
ADN-W CASE KIT 20
transport and charging case kit for
20 wireless
conference units
1 ADN-W CASE UNITS charging case with charging compartments for 10 wireless
conference units
1 mains cable (with EU, UK or US mains plug, d
(also available without mains cable)
1 instruction manual
1 “Safety information” supplement
1 ADN-W CASE CENTRAL transport case for e.g. central unit, antenna module and
accessories
1 ADN-W CASE BASE including
– case bottom with wheels
–case lid
1 ADN-W CASE BASE, case bottom with wheels and case lid
2 ADN-W CASE UNITS charging cases, each with charging c
10 wireless conference units
2 mains cables (with EU, UK or US mains plug,
1.8 m (also available without mains cables)
1 instruction manual
1 “Safety information” supplement
epending on version), length 1.8 m
ompartments for
depending on version), length
Product overview ADN-W CASE transport and charging case
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ADN-W CASE BASE case lid
ADN-W CASE CENTRAL transport
case for central unit, antenna
module,
supplies, mains cables and other
accessories
ADN-W L 10 charger, power
The modules can be used separately
ADN-W CASE UNITS charging case
with charging compartments for
10 wireless conference units
ADN-W CASE BASE case bottom
with wheels
or be combined arbitrarily.
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Product overview ADN-W CASE transport and charging case
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ADN-W CASE CENTRAL transport case
Compartment for ADN CU1 central unit
Compartment for one NT 12-50C power
supply
Compartment for cables and accessories
Compartment for ADN-W AM antenna
module
Intermediate bottom (foam)
Compartments for 10 ADN-W BA battery
packs
ADN-W CASE UNITS charging case
Butterfly locks
Compartments for 10 NT 12-50C
power supplies without mains
cables
Compartment for 10 mains cables
for NT 12-50C and accessories
Carrying handles, foldable
Compartment for ADN-W L 10
charger
Overview of the status display
The status display for charging process consists of 10 LEDs. The button allows
you to switch between two charge status indications (overall monitoring and indivi-
dual compartment monitoring) showing the obtained capacity (see page 9).
Charging compartments for 10 wireless
conference units with their ADN-W BA
battery packs
Button for charge status indication
Operation indicator, green
Status display for charging process
Fans
Mains fuse
Mains socket
On/off switch
Carrying handles, foldable
Type plate and hazard
warnings
Butterfly locks
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Using the ADN-W CASE transport and charging case
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ADN-W CASE BASE case bottom and lid
Butterfly locks
Wheels
Lockable casters
Using the ADN-W CASE transport and
charging case
CAUTION
Danger of material damage and personal injury during transport!
The modules of the ADN-W CASE transport and chargin
equipped with the components of the ADN conference system.
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Improper lifting or stacking of the ind
port case can cause personal injury and material damage.
If the transport and charging case tips ov
secured against inadvertent rolling, this can cause personal injury
and material damage.
왘 Lift, shift or move the individual modules of the transport and
charging case only when assisted by a second person.
왘 Do not stack the modules higher tha
sponds to 3 ADN-W CASE UNITS or ADN-W CASE CENTRAL modules plus the ADN-W CASE BASE case bottom and lid.
왘 Make sure that the modules are correctly interlocked with each
other and that all butterfly locks are properly engaged and
locked.
왘 Always move the transport and charging case carefully and only
on even, horizontal surfaces.
왘 Lock the casters of the ADN-W CASE BASE case bottom and use
additional
inadvertent rolling.
securing straps to secure the transport case against
idual modules of the trans-
er, is moved jerkily or not
n 1.2 m. This height corre-
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You can stack the individual modules arbitrarily up to a height of 1.2 m.
To stack the modules of the transport and charging case:
왘 Open the butterfly locks of the lower module.
왘 With the assistance of at least a second person, lift the next module using the
da
ble carrying handles and place it on the lower module so that the alumin-
fol
ium profiles of the modules engage with each other.
왘 Re-engage the 4 butterfly locks of
tener clockwise.
the two
modules and turn the butterfly fas-
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Using the ADN-W CASE transport and charging case
Maximum
height
1.2 m
Unlock
Lock
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Lock
왘 Only stack the other modules up to a height of 1.2 m. This height corresponds
to 3 ADN-W CASE UNITS or ADN-W CASE CENTRAL modules plus the ADN-W
CASE BASE case bottom and lid.
The butterfly locks can be locked with a small U-l
opening of the modules.
To secure the transport and charging case against inadvertent rolling:
왘 Push the locking lever of the casters of the ADN-W CASE BASE case bottom:
– downwards to lock the casters or
– upwards to unlock the casters.
왘 If necessary, secure the transport and charging case by means of securing
straps that can be attached to the carrying handles.
ock to prevent inadvertent
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Using the ADN-W CASE transport and charging case
10 x ADN-W D1/ADN-W C1
ADN-W CASE UNITS
Packing the ADN-W CASE CENTRAL transport case
The module has padded compartments for the followin
•1 ADN CU1 central unit
• 1 ADN-W AM antenna mount
• 11 NT 12-50C power supplies
•1 ADN-W L 10 charger
• 10 ADN-W BA battery packs
• Mains cables and other accessories
ADN CU1
g components:
Mains cables for ADN CU1,
ADN-W AM and NT 12-50C
NT 12-50C
ADN-W AM
10 x mains cable
for NT 12-50C
ADN-W L 10
ADN-W CASE CENTRAL
10 x ADN-W BA
10 x NT 12-50C
without mains cable
Packing the ADN-W CASE UNITS charging case
The module has padded compartments for 10 ADN-W C1 or ADN-W D1 wireless
c
erence units including their ADN-W BA battery packs and ADN-W MIC 15 or
onf
ADN-W MIC 36 gooseneck microphones.
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To safely store away the microphones and to insert the goosenecks into the cutouts of the padded compartments:
왘 Carefully bend the ADN-W MIC 15-39, ADN-W MIC 15-50 and ADN-W MIC 36-50
gooseneck
왘 Unscrew the ADN-W MIC 36-29 gooseneck microphones
microphones sideways..
from the conference
units.
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Preparing the ADN-W CASE UNITS charging case for operation
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Preparing the ADN-W CASE UNITS
charging case for operation
The ADN-W CASE UNITS charging case allows you to simultaneously charge up to
10 ADN-W C1 or ADN-W D1 wireless conference units with their ADN-W BA battery
packs installed.
Setting up the ADN-W CASE UNITS
CAUTION
Danger of heat accumulation in a closed charging case!
The ADN-W CASE UNITS charging case and the ADN-W BA battery packs can get hot
during
charging. If the heat cannot dissipate, the charging time increases and the
products can be damaged.
왘 Only operate the charging case in closed rooms and
ing temperature range and air humid
that no air vents are blocked.
왘 Do not close the lid of the charging case during cha
왘 Do not expose the charging case to heat sources and direct sunlight during
charging.
within the specified operat-
ity range (see page 12) and make sure
rging.
왘 Place the charging case on a flat, horizontal surface as shown.
왘 If necessary, lock the casters
by pushing the locking lever downwards (see page 4).
of the ADN-W CASE BASE case bottom in place
Connecting the ADN-W CASE UNITS to and disconnecting it from the mains power supply
CAUTION
Product damage due to an unsuitable power supply!
If you connect the charging case to an unsuitable power supply, this can cause
damage to the device.
왘 Use a mains cable with a 3-pin IEC mains connector to ensure a reliable mains
ground connection of the charging case – especially when you are using an
extension cable or a multi-outlet power strip.
왘 Avoid circuit overloading. If necessary, provide overcurrent protection.
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Switching the ADN-W CASE UNITS on/off
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To connect the charging case to the mains power supply:
왘 Connect the connector of the mains cable to
왘 Connect the mains plug (EU, UK or US plug) of the mains cable to the mains
To disconnect the charging case from the mains power supply:
왘 Pull out the mains plug from the wall socket.
power supply. Ensure a
The charging case is now ready for operation.
secure fit of the mains plug in the wall socket.
the mains socket .
Switching the ADN-W CASE UNITS on/off
To switch the ADN-W CASE UNITS charging case on:
왘 Set the on/off switch of the charging case to position “I”.
The charging case switches on. The operation indicator
To switch the ADN-W CASE UNITS charging case off after use:
왘 Set the on/off switch of the charging case to position “0”.
The charging case switches off. T
To completely switch the ADN-W CASE UNITS charging case off:
왘 Pull out the mains plug from the wall socket.
he operation
indicator goes off.
lights up green.
Charging the battery packs using the ADN-W CASE UNITS
CAUTION
Danger of heat accumulation in a closed charging case!
The ADN-W CASE UNITS charging case and the ADN-W BA battery packs can get hot
during charging. If the heat cannot dissipate, the charging time increases and the
products can be damaged.
왘 Only operate the charging case in closed rooms and within the specified operat-
ing temperature range and air humidity range (see page 12) and make sure
that no air vents are blocked.
왘 Do not close the lid of the charging case during charging.
왘 Do not expose the charging case to heat sources and direct sunlight
charging.
during
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Charging the battery packs using the ADN-W CASE UNITS
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If, during charging, the gooseneck microphones of the wireless conference units are
not supposed to protrude from the charging case:
왘 If necessary, carefully bend the ADN-W MIC 15-39, ADN-W MIC 15-50 and
ADN-W MIC
왘 If necessary, unscrew the ADN-W MIC 36-29 g
conference units.
왘 Insert the wireless conference unit with
charging compartment as shown.
The charging process starts automatically (see “Behavior of the ADN-W BA battery pack during charging” on page 10). The status display indicates the
charging process (see “The status display of the ADN-W CASE UNITS charging
case during charging” on pa
36-50 gooseneck microphones sideways.
ge 9).
ooseneck microphones from the
the battery
pack installed into any
The status display of the ADN-W CASE UNITS charging case during charging
The status display on the charging case shows the overall monitoring of all
charging compartments (each LED is assigned to a charging compartment):
LED
1-10 – Standby operation; no battery pack inserted
Color Capacity obtained
or no connection to the mains power supply
red approx. 0 - 19%
orange approx. 20 - 94%
green approx. 95 - 100%
Typical charging time is 4 hours with
subsequent continuous capacity monitoring
red, flashing rapidly Battery pack’s temperature is too high
red, flashing slowly Battery pack is defective
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Charging the battery packs using the ADN-W CASE UNITS
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To call up the individual compartment monitoring:
왘 Press the button for charge status indication .
The status display switches from overall monitoring
monitoring. The LED (1-10) of the selected charging compartment (1-10)
lights up green (see diagram as an example for charging compartment 2 ).
The adjacent LED strip comprising 5 LEDs displays
(see diagram as an example for a fully charged battery pack ).
to individual compartment
the charge status in detail
LED
1 or 6 green approx. 80 - 100 %
2 or 7 green approx. 60 - 79%
3 or 8 orange approx. 40 -59%
4 or 9 orange approx. 20 - 39%
5 or 10 red approx. 0 - 19%
5 or 10 red, flashing rapidly Battery pack’s temperature is too
5 or 10 red, flashing slowly Battery pack is defective
To select the charging compartments 1 to 10 one after the other:
왘 Press the button .
5 seconds after the last button press, the status display
vidual compartment monitoring to overall monit
Color Capacity obtained
Typical charging time is 4 hours with
subsequent continuous capacity
monitoring
high
switches back from indi-
oring.
Behavior of the ADN-W BA battery pack during charging
During charging, the battery pack and the charging case will get warm. The battery
status indicator and the charge status display indicate the charging process:
Battery status indicator Charge status display
lights up orange lights up (the current
charge status flashes)
off off Battery pack is fully
orange, flashing rapidly – Battery pack is
Charging may take longer if the
or over 45°C. In this case, in order to protect the battery pack,
process is interrupted until the temperature is again w
and the battery status indicator lights up orange. The charging process starts
automatically.
temperature of the battery pack is below 5°C
Meaning
Battery pack is
being charged, a
complete charging
process takes
approx. 4 hours
charged, continuous
capacity monitoring
defective
the charging
ithin the admissible range
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Cleaning and maintaining the ADN-W CASE
ADN-W CASE UNITS
Cleaning and maintaining the
ADN-W CASE
CAUTION
Liquids can damage the product!
Liquids entering the product can cause a short-circuit in the electroni
the mechanics.
Solvents or cleansing agents can damage the surfaces of the product.
왘 Keep all liquids away from the product.
왘 Do not use any solvents or cleansing agents.
왘 Before cleaning, switch the ADN-W CASE UNITS charging case off and discon-
nect it from the mains power supply (see page 7).
왘 Only use a dry and soft cloth to clean the product.
왘 Use for example a paintbrush to remove dust
of the ADN-W CASE UNITS charging case.
cs or damage
from
the charging compartments
To ensure optimum cooling of the ADN-
왘 Clean the air vents on the charging case’s sides from
brush or paintbrush in order to avoid dust deposits.
W CASE UNITS charging case:
If a problem occurs ...
Problem Possible cause Possible solution
Battery pack does not
charge
Battery charge is quickly
used up
Battery pack is overheated Let the battery pack cool down and ensure
sufficient ventilation during charging
(ambient temperature of 5°C to 45°C).
Only use the ADN-W CASE UNITS charging case with
the lid open.
Battery pack is inserted into the
ADN-W CASE UNITS charging case
and the NT
additionally connected to the battery
pack
Fuse of the ADN-W CASE UNITS
charging case has tripped
Battery pack is defective Replace the defective battery pack with a new one.
Battery pack is overaged Replace the overaged battery pack with a new one.
12-50C power supply is
Charge the battery pack either via the NT 12-50C
power supply or the ADN-W
case.
Contact your Sennheiser partner to find the cause
of the problem and to have the fuse replaced.
time to time with a soft
CASE UNITS charging
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Specifications ADN-W CASE
Specifications ADN-W CASE
ADN-W CASE UNITS
Nominal input voltage 100 to 240 V~
Mains frequency 50 to 60 Hz
Power consumption max. 250 W
Charging voltage 12 V
Charging current max. 10 x 1.6 A
Temperature range operation: +5°C to +45°C
storage: -20°C to +70°C
Relative humidity,
non-condensing
Dimensions (W x H x D) approx. 931 x 283 x 617 mm
Weight w/o conference units approx. 16.9 kg
In compliance with
Europe EMC EN 301489-1/-17
operation: 20 to 95%
storage: 10 to 90%
Safety EN 60065
USA EMC 47 CFR Part 15 B
Safety UL 60065
Canada EMC
Safety
Certified by
USA/Canada
ADN-W CASE CENTRAL
Dimensions (W x H x D) approx. 931 x 283 x 617 mm
Weight (unequipped) approx. 10.9 kg
ADN-W CASE BASE
Case bottom
Dimensions (W x H x D) approx. 931 x 203 x 617 mm
Weight (unequipped) approx. 8.9 kg
Case lid
Dimensions (W x H x D) approx. 931 x 60 x 617 mm
Weight (unequipped) approx. 4 kg
dio, Video and Similar Electronic Apparatus –
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Safety Requirements CAN/CSA-C22.2
No. 60065 and UL 60065
CAN ICES-3(B)/N
CAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 60065
MB-3(B)
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Am Labor 1, 30900 Wedemark, Germany
www.sennheiser.com
Printed in Germany, Publ. 08/16, 549136/A03
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