TAG Flash User Manual

FLASH User’s Manual

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TECHNICAL DATA

TECHNICAL DATA

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Basic Equipment

Basic Equipment

Options Flash amplified

Options Flash amplified

RMS Power Not amplified
Speaker Without loudspeaker

Microphone Without microphone
More Information Dimensions folded : H 123 x W 24 x D 61 cm / 48.4 x 9.4 x 24"

Dimensions open : H 123 x W 73 x D 55 cm / 48.4 x 28.7 x 21.7"
Weight: 20 kg / 44 lbs
Outside: cottonwood colored plywood cabinet
Inside: black cladding

RMS Power 70 Watts / 4 ohms
Speaker 2 loudspeakers 6" - 15 cm
Power Requirements Operates on AC 220v
Frequency Response 50 Hz - 20 Khz
Lead Battery Built-in battery 9 Ah - 12 V with automatic battery charger
Working Time 6 - 9 hours on built in battery / unlimited on AC main
Inputs RCA Line control input

1 balanced MIC control input + phantom power on XLR

Bands EQ

Bass, Mid, Treble

Output Line output on XLR 3 pins
MIC 1 Gooseneck MIC: GM-302/500 mm

3 Slots

For 1 wireless receiver SDR-6216M to introdue questions or comments
from the audience during a presentation.
For 1 wireless transmitter RP-6016M to link Flash to addtional cabinets.
Up to 2 Players possible: CD/USB player CD-456, Digital player
EM010PR, Digital recorder: EM020R

Lamp Lamp Littlite with LED

More Information Dimensions folded : H 123 x W 24 x D 61 cm / 48.4 x 9.4 x 24"

Dimensions open : H 123 x W 73 x D 55 cm / 48.4 x 28.7 x 21.7"
Weight: 29 kg / 63.8 lbs
Outside: cottonwood colored plywood cabinet
Inside: black cladding

USER’S MANUAL

Example of a Flash/A with a built-in UHF receiver module, a Wireless transmitter RP
6016 M UHF and CD/MP3/USB player

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SUMMARY

SUMMARY

INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION Page 3

ADVICE FOR A GOOD USE

ADVICE FOR A GOOD USE Page 3

SETTING UP

SETTING UP Page 4

BASIC EQUIPMENT OF FLASH/A

BASIC EQUIPMENT OF FLASH/A Page 5

- LOUDSPEAKER Page 5

- MICROPHONE Page 5

- ELECTRONICAL PART Page 5

Inputs Mic/Line Page 5
3 Bands Equalizer Page 5
Line Output Page 5
Battery Page 5
Control LEDS Page 6
Light and Bag Page 6

OPTIONS OF FLASH/A

OPTIONS OF FLASH/A Page 6

- RECEIVER MODULE SDR-6216M Page 6

- HANDHELD TRANSMITTER MIC SQ-5016 Page 7

- BELT TRANSMITTER SM-5016 Page 8

- CHARGERS HC-37 and HC-30 Page 8

- WIRELESS TRANSMITTER RP-6016M Page 9

- PLAYERS Page 10

CD-456 Page 10
EM010PR Page 13
EM020R Page 16

TECHNICAL DATA

TECHNICAL DATA Page 20

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Key Explanations

Front panel

Player

Remote

control

PRE­DOWN
FOL­DER<<

Skips to previous folder

Stop mode :

Skips to previous folder

Program mode:

Selects first title in previous folder

Play mode:

Selects first title in previous folder

REPEAT "REPEAT"

Repeat all:
Repeat album:

Repeat off repeat all repeat album

PROG PROG : to make a selection of titles

To delete this selection, press STOP

MUTE Fonction Mute: music stops

To get back to music, press again

INTRO Intro: each title is being played for 10 seconds

RAN­DOM

Random play mode

VOL- Volume decreases by 1 dB

(lowest volume = 0dB)

VOL+ Increases volume by 1 dB

(highest volume 30dB)

FIND Press to change the information on display (name of album

or title) and to select a title.

0~10 Tape directly on the keyboard number of title + Play

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Keys Explanations

Front panel

of player

Remote

control

REC Press briefly the button FUNC to chose: MP3, SD MMC or

AUX
If you press a little longer you can choose the recording qua­lity

MIDJHIGHJLOWJMID
MID (128Kbps = medium quality), LOW (64Kbps = lowest

quality), HIGH (256Kbps = highest quality)
Select USB or CARD with >> Next or << Back
Press "REC" to start recording . The display indicates REC
WAIT, then REC AUX
If you want to stop recording press STOP. On the display:

REC OK

CAUTION : Memory place

You need space on your USB key or your card, otherwise
recording will not be possible. The display indicates REC
NG if problem with recording
File structure of recording

PRE-UP
FOL­DER>>

Skips to next folder

Stop mode: skips to next file

Program mode : skips to the first file in next folder
Play mode : skips to the first file in next folder

.

USB Root

TM-AUX

TMCDROM

TMCDDA

AUX001.MP3
AUX002.MP3

Filename001.MP3
Filename002.MP3

Track001.MP3
Track002.MP3

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INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION

Thank you for choosing FLASH. To ensure the best performance and get the maximum life out of

the equipment, we recommend that you read this manual carefully.

FLASH is a foldable lectern for conferences (not amplified, without loudspeaker and microphone)

FLASH/A is a foldable, transportable and amplified lectern (70 W) available with a wireless system

and a wireless transmitter to link with a sound system. The FLASH/A can also be equipped with a
CD/MP3/USB player or a digital record player

ADVICE FOR A GOOD USE

ADVICE FOR A GOOD USE

The exclamation point inside an equilateral triangle indicates the existence of internal
components whose substitution may effect safety. Also indicates important operating
instructions.

The lightning and arrowhead symbol warns about the presence of uninsulated dange­rours voltage. To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove the cover. Refer servi­cing to qualified personnel.

3 Charge the FLASH/Ato 100 % before first use.
3 Do not use the FLASH in a humid or dusty place, or near any heat sources such as radiators,

heat registers, neither under the sun or at very low temperatures.

3 Place the FLASH in a ventilated place.
3 Be careful when moving the lectern in order not to damage the electronics.
3 Carry the lectern with caution.
3 Do not forget to decrease the volume switch before turning off the lectern.
3 Handle the control switches carefully.
3 Clean the lectern regularly.
3 Keep the carton in case of return.Transport will be safe and without any risk of damage.