Special Projects Audio Aqua 20-20 User Manual

Aqua 20/20

OWNER’S MANUAL

SPECIAL PROJECTS
3800 Hiway 271 North
Powderly, Texas 75473
Phone: [phone]
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Transmitter

Initial Usage

AQUA 808 Charger Connection

AQUA 808 Beltpack Transmitter

Power Indication

Low Battery Indicator

Power Button

Input Connector

**Please note: To align frequency, please return to factory or refer to qualified service personnel.

The AQUA 808 Transmitter is a 16 channel, frequency
agile, wireless transmitter. Before initial use the
batteries should be charged for 12 hours. It is

important to note, that in order for the unit to
be waterproof, the detachable headset cable
must be in place and locked on the transmitter.

To accomplish this, follow these steps: First, notice
that on the detachable headset cable there is a small
“notch” in the interior ring that surrounds the metal
connector pins. This “notch” aligns with a small metal
pin on the inside of the metal ring of the connector that
is permanently installed in the body pack. Once these

points have been aligned, push the connector into
place, then TWIST THE LOCKING RING to the right
until a click is heard. The unit is now waterproof. At

all times, when in the pool the connectors should be in
place, water can get into the transmitter if the headset
cable is not connected. We recommend that all
connectors receive a daub (small amount) of our
protective silicone gel at-least once a week. This
prevents corrosion and will increase the life of both the
body pack transmitter and the cable.

Included with the AQUA 20/20 unit is the battery charger (TPF 002). This battery charging unit is provided with a metal
connector identical to the connector on the detachable headset cable. This connector is joined in the same manner as
described above. It is important that the connector on the body pack transmitter is dry before charging . It is important
to use our protective silicon gel on both connectors. This prevents corrosion and will significantly increase the life of both

the charger and the body pack transmitter.