SOMOGYI PAR 2200BT Portable Speakers Instruction Manual

SOMOGYI PAR 2200BT Portable Speakers Instruction Manual

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17.| | scroll forward (USB/BT/ FM)/USB quick search
18.| | scroll backward (USB/ BT/FM)/USB quick search
19.| TWEETER2| tweeter

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1.| POWER SWIT- CH| Battery Power: ON, battery OFF/Recharge: OFF, chargingAC: ON, power
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2.| INPUT L| RCA input, left channel
3.| INPUT R| RCA input, right channel
4.| POWER IN| power connectorsocket
5.| FM ANT| radio antenna

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Attention! Some features are not applicable to all sources

PORTABLE PARTY SOUND BOX

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS READ THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE USE AND RETAIN IT FOR LATER REFERENCE!

WARNINGS

1. Before using the product for the first time, please read the instructions for use below and retain them for later reference. The original instructions were written in Hungarian language. This appliance may only be used by persons with impaired physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lacking in experience or knowledge, as well as children from the age of 8, if they are under supervision or have been given instruction concerning use and they have understood the hazards associated with use. Children should not be allowed to play with the unit. Children may only clean or perform user maintenance on the appliance under supervision. After unpacking the product, make sure it has not been damaged during transport. Keep children away from the packaging material, if it contains polybag or other hazardous components!
2. Before use, please read these instructions carefully, then keep them in an accessible place for future reference!
3. Do not connect cables during operation Never turn the system on or off at full volume! Noise impact occurring this time can ruin your speakers!
4. In order to protect audio system from external noise, lead the cables far from the power network cables!
5. Do not hinder the cooling of the device, it is forbidden to cover it! Do not locate the backside of the sound box right next to wall! Keep a distance of minimum 20 cm! The mild warming up of the covering is a natural phenomenon.
6. Turn OFF the device on its back and disconnect it from the mains socket after use.
7. The appliance should be located so as to allow easy access and removal of the power plug! Lead the power cable so as to prevent it from being pulled out accidentally or tripped over! Do not lead the power cable under carpets, doormats etc.!
8. Due to the presence of the mains voltage comply with the usual rules to protect life! It is forbidden to touch the unit or the connection cable with wet hands!
9. the appliance may only be connected to 230 V ~/50 Hz electric wall outlets, belonging to II. electric protection class!
10. Protect it from dust, damp, liquids, heat, moisture, frost and impact, as well as direct heat or sunlight!
11. Use only indoor, in dry circumstances!
12. Make sure that no foreign objects can get through the openings!
13. Do not expose the device to splashing water and do not place objects, filled with liquids e.g.: glass on it!
14. Open source of flame, like lit candle cannot be placed on the unit!
15. Do not attempt to disassemble or modify the unit, because it can cause fire, accident or electric shock!
16. In case of any malfunction, power off the device and contact a specialist!
17. Do not connect a mobile phone to the USB socket with the purpose of charging!
18. Due to compressed files, applied compression program and USB memory quality, improper operation may occur, which is not the shortage of the device.
19.  The playback of copy righted DRM files is not guaranteed!
20. Playing of supported files is not granted in all case, since it can be affected by software and hardware conditions which are independent from the manufacturer.
21. There may be differences between the different audio files, due to their different parameters of volume and sound quality.
22. Manufacturer is not reliable for the lost or damaged data, etc., even if it happened while using this product. It is recommended to make a backup file to your personal computer.
23. We do not recommend using more than 32 GB USB memory, because the management may slow down or be hindered. Only store playable files on external memory, the presencen of foreign data / files can slow down the operation or cause confusion.
24. Speakers contain magnets, so do not place such objects near them which are sensitive to magnetic field (e.g.: credit card, cassette, compass …)
25. Incorrect use or installation renders the warranty void.
26.  This product is for household use, it is not intended for industrial commercial applications.
27. If the product has expired, it is considered as hazardous waste. Handle in accordance with local regulations.
28. The Somogyi Elektronic Ltd. certifies that this radio equipment conforms to directive No. 2014/53/EU. Full text of EU Declaration of Conformity is available on the following address: somogyi@somogyi.hu
29. Due to continuous improvements, the technical data and design may change without any prior notice. The actual instruction manual can be downloaded from www.somogyi.hu website.
30. We don’t take the responsibility for printing errors and apologize if there’s any.

The remote controll is not a toy. Keep out of reach of children.

Caution: Risk of electric shock! Do not attempt to disassemble of modify the unit or its accessories. In case any part is damaged, immediately power off the unit and seek the assistance of a specialist.
In the event that the power cable should become damaged, it should only be replaced with cables obtained from the manufacturer or its service facility.
To prevent possible hearing damage, do not listen at high volume levels for long periods.

DISPOSAL

Waste equipment must be collected and disposed separately from household waste because it may contain components hazardous to the environment or health. Used or waste equipment may be dropped off free of charge at the point of sale, or at any distributor which sells equipment of identical nature and function. Dispose of product at a facility specializing in the collection of electronic waste. By doing so, you will protect the environment as well as the health of others and yourself. If you have any questions, contact the local waste management organization. We shall undertake the tasks pertinent to the manufacturer as prescribed in the relevant regulations and shall bear any associated costs arising.

DISPOSING OF ALKALINE AND RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES
Batteries, whether alkaline or rechargeable, must not be handled together with regular household waste. It is the legal obligation of the product’s user to dispose of batteries at a nearby collection center or at a retail shop. This ensures that the batteries are ultimately neutralized in an environment- friendly way

ILLUMINATED SPEAKERS AND PROJECTION TO THE WALL BEHIND AND THE FLOOR IN FRONT

• spectacular, separately switched LED light effect
• 2x subwoofers + 2x tweeters
• wireless BT connection
• music playback from a mobile device or computer
• MP3 playback from USB/SD device
• MP3 recording to USB/SD device (BT, LINE IN, MIC, FM)
• archive and digitise old audio materials (cassette, LP, VHS)
• FM radio with blue LED display and automatic tuning
• treble and bass adjustment, megabass and EQ sound effects
• microphone echo control
• selectable voice announcement (when switching modes)
• 2x KARAOKE microphone inputs (6.3mm)
• 2x RCA AUX audio inputs (LINE IN)
• built-in battery
• automatic fast charging with LED indicator
• charging status on the display
• long operating time; up to 14 hours when fully charged
• continuous operation from mains or battery
• compact, rugged, portable design
• remote controller power supply: 2×1.5 V (AAA) batteries, not included accessories: remote controller, mains charging cable, audio cable

APPLICATION
This two-way, active bass-reflex sound box is recommended primarily for hobby and party entertainment purposes. The built-in battery allows operation without mains voltage. The wireless BT connection, or a pair of RCA sockets (LINE IN) and two 6.3mm diameter microphone inputs allow direct connection of external devices, such as: mobile phone, PC, CD/DVD player, instrument, microphone… The appliance has an FM/BT/USB/SD/MP3 media player. Accessories include a remote controller and mains charging cable.

POWER SUPPLY, CHARGING THE BATTERY

The sound box can be operated from the built-in battery. The battery must be charged before the first use. Connect the supplied power cable to the sound box (POWER IN socket backside) , then connect it to the network and leave the sound box switched off. During charging the red LED is lighting on the display. Stop charging by removing the power cable, if the red LED goes off or the latest after 5 hours. In case of fully depleted battery, the charging time is approximately 2 hours. This provides approx. 14 hours operation timeb from internal battery at medium volume. It also depends on the volume set, the mode selected and the ambient temperature. The test has been done by listening to radio at room temperature. It also can be charged while in use, but it increases the charging time

3-way tilt switch on the backside (SWITCH)

Battery Power| OFF / Recharge| AC
operating from the built-in battery| switch off / charging| operating from the mains

• The battery can be charged in either of the three switch positions! To fully de-energise the unit, turn it OFF and disconnect from the mains. Otherwise, the battery charger will continue to operate.
• Battery status indication: in switched on status, on the lower right corner of the display a triple symbol shows the battery status. The number of signals decreases during depletion.
• After charging and/or ending use, unplug the adapter from the mains and the device! Keep it connected after full charging only if the device is in continuous operation. Charging can cause noise in the loudspeakers. When the machine is switched off, the automatic battery charger operates. Remove the adapter from the network after charging is complete!
• For sake of extended battery life, keep the battery in charged status even when it is out of use!
• The used battery is closed, Li-ion type. It does not require maintenance. At the end of its lifetime, it can be replaced by a specialist after removing the control panel. The cover is fixed with screws.

PUTTING INTO USE
All connections should be done when the system is powered off! The sound box and the device to be connected are also should be in switched-off state! Make sure that that the wiring and polarity of the connectors are correct. Keep the microphone cable and audio cable away from the power cable! You have to connect the power adapter firstly to the sound box, then to the power socket. To switch off, set the backside tilt switch to Battery Power position, if you want to use it independently from the mains, from the built-in battery. If the device is connected to the mains, set the switch to AC position and use it like this. When the switch on the back is turned on, the message “StandBy” appears on the display. Now briefly press the MODE/POWER button on the top control panel. You can turn off the unit by pressing and holding this button. The sound box will also turn off automatically if you do not play any audio signal for approx. 15 minutes. For example, if no external device is connected in BT or LINE mode.

VOLUME CONTROL AND FUNCTION SWITCHING
You can control the volume using the VOLUME/POWER knob or the VOL+/VOL- buttons on the remote controller. The function to be operated can be selected by briefly pressing the MODE/POWER button (or MODE on the remote controller): BLUE–USB–SD–LINE–FM–BLUE… Available multimedia functions: wireless BT connection, USB/SD MP3 player, FM radio, use of external microphones (optional), connection of external  devices (LINE IN jacks). The available services may vary depending on the signal source used. The volume know is electronically controlled; do not turn it fast, as the processing of data may be slow.

THE MAXIMAL VOLUME
Every speaker must be eased into working before proper usage. In the first 30-50 operation hours it should only run at 50% capacity! At higher volume levels – in some cases – there may be distorted, low-quality sound. This can be caused by the too large input signal. To avoid this, reduce the signal level of the particular external equipment or if necessary the main volume (VOLUME). The system’s maximum volume is that which can still hear without distortions.

• By further increasing the volume, there is no increase in output power, or even the distortion of the system increases! This is harmful to th loudspeaker and may cause malfunction!
• If you are connecting a microphone, place it as far away from the audio box as possible to eliminate the noise! Do not point the sound box towards the microphone, because the noise damages the loudspeakers! When using a microphone, gently increase the volume and, if you experience noise, immediately turn the control back and replace the sound box into another position if necessary.

TONE CONTROL, VOICE ANNOUNCEMENT FUNCTION
The tone may be adjusted individually in many ways on the control panel of the sound box and  on the remote control. Note that different signal sources often require different settings, otherwise the sound quality may decline. Caution! Briefly press the MEGABASS button to turn extra bass or press and hold it to turn English voice announcement on or off. When switched, the display shows V ON or V OFF. Sound effect options (extra bass, bass and treble control, sound field settings; MEGABASS, BASS, TREBLE, EQ NORMAL / CLASSIC / POP / ROCK
/ JAZZ

Certain functions of the MENU button are available with external microphone(s) connected only. Messages on the display that you can set using the knob:

CV – MIC VOLUME / microphone volume control
DP – DIGITAL PROCESSOR / microphone echo level
DS – DIGITAL SURROUND / microphone echo delay
TE – TREBLE / treble control
BS – BASS / bass control

• Press and hold the MENU button to restore factory settings.

WIRELESS BT CONNECTION
Within a maximum range of 10 meters, the unit can be paired with other equipment communicating according to the BT protocol. After pairing, you can listen to music played on your mobile phone, tablet, notebook or other similar device. Select the BT function by briefly pressing the MODE/POWER button, the text BLUE will appear on the display. Place the device to be paired in the vicinity of the unit, and find nearby wireless BT devices, including this sound box, as described in its operating manual. Connect the two devices. After successful connection, the BT symbol will stop flashing and start to illuminate continuously at the bottom of the display. Then you can listen to the desired program via the speakers. The player application on the playback device (e.g., a mobile phone) can usually be controlled remotely using the buttons on the control panel.

• one speaker can be paired with one BT device at a time.
• If the wireless connection is lost, if necessary, press the MODE/POWERn button until the BT function is accessed again, and the pairing mode is reactivated.
• If you receive a phone call to the connected mobile phone while listening to music, the music will pause. If needed, resume playback on your phone after the call.
• In certain cases, the BT functionality may be limited due to the individual features of the external device
• The actual range depends on the other device and the environmental conditions (e.g., walls, human bodies, other electrical appliances, motion…)
• Electrical devices operated nearby may cause abnormal operation or noise; this does not indicate a malfunction of the sound box!
• If you listen to the product while charging, the speakers may occasionally pick up mains hum.
• Abnormal operation may be caused by the individual characteristics of the external device; this is not a sign of product malfunction. In certain cases, the BT functionality may be limited, depending on the external device.

MP3 PLAYBACK FROM USB/SD STORAGE MEDIA
The player is ready to play when the device is switched on. Carefully insert the USB or SD memory and the device will automatically switch to MP3 playback mode and start playing. The display shows the text USB or SD, the time elapsed from the current track or the track number when scrolling. To start playback, press the button, but playback will also start automatically when the external device is inserted. You can also use the same button to pause playback (PAUSE) or to select the desired programme using the step buttons . Pressing and holding the latter allows fast scanning. Some extra functions can only be activated when the MP3 player is switched on. Use the REPEAT button on the remote controller to repeat the current
song (ONE) or all songs (ALL).

• The recommended file system for the memory is FAT32. Do not use ann NTFS formatted memory card.
• If the product gives no sound or does not recognise the USB/SD device, remove and reinsert the memory unit and select it again with the MODE button. If necessary, turn the power off and on again.
• Before removing the external memory unit, always switch to another source with the MODE button or turn off the player. Otherwise, the data may be corrupted. Do not remove the connected external unit during playback!
• The USB/SD device can only be inserted in one way. If it stops, turn it over and try again; do not force it. Do not touch the contacts with your hand.
• Be careful not to damage the devices protruding from the product.
• Abnormal operation may be caused by the individual characteristics of the storage device; this is not a sign of product malfunction.
• Do not charge any device (e.g., mobile phone) from the USB socket!

KARAOKE FUNCTION / CONNECTING MICROPHONES
If you have a microphone with a 6.3mm jack, you can sing to the music played.  Plug the microphone jack(s) into the MIC1 and/or MIC2 sockets. You can listen to the sound of the microphones at the desired volume using either input or function. Use the MENU button and the knob as described above to achieve the desired volume and sound.

• Do not place the microphone in front of or next to the speaker, as it may  cause a beeping sound or feedback.
• Hold the microphone close to your mouth. Different microphones can produce different sound quality.

RECORDING TO USB MEDIA
To record on a USB device, insert a memory device and press REC. The counter will start. Press the REC again to stop recording. You can enter your recording folder by pressing and holding the REC button (RECP shown on the display). You can use the remote controller (buttons 4, 14, 15) to control the record, and the playback and delete recording functions. You can record from the following sources. BT, FM radio, external microphones, LINE IN input. The 2xRCA jacks of the latter allow you to archive old audio recordings in MP3 format (e.g., from audio cassette, LP, CD, DVD, video cassette audio).

• A REC folder is created automatically on the storage device for the storage of your MP3 recordings. The recording between two presses of the REC button is always saved to a separate file.
• The recording quality may depend on the use of the sound setting functions in the MENU. The volume of recording is usually lower than that of signals played back from other sources, and it may vary by signal sources.

USING THE RADIO
Select the FM radio mode by briefly pressing the MODE/POWER button. The display shows the tuned frequency. To start automatic tuning and storage,
press and hold the  button. When the setting is completed, the unit switches to the first found radio station. Other stored programs can be accessed
by briefly pressing and holding the stepping keys. The display will show the programme positions P 01…P 02 for the current radio station.

• the search stops when it detects varying signal strength – this does not always mean that a radio program is found.
• The reception capability of the radio largely depends on the place of use and the current reception conditions.
• Do not place large metal objects or electrical equipment close to the device.
• Carefully unplug the telescopic antenna on the back and adjust it to the best reception direction. The positioning of the equipment also affects the quality of reception.

WIRED AUDIO INPUTS (MIC1, MIC2, LINE IN)
The following input options are available to connect external devices to the amplifier: MIC1 and MIC2 INPUT: 6.3mm socket for handheld microphone (not included) LINE IN: 2xRCA sockets for headphone or LINE OUT output from an external device (mobile phone, tablet, computer, multimedia player, musical

• instrument, CD/DVD…).
• The sound quality depends on the quality of the audio signal received from by the external device and its volume and tone settings.
• It is recommended to turn off the volume control on the player and use it only on the sound box.
• If the sound box receives weak signal (low volume), it may cause extra noise, while a too large signal may cause distortion. It is recommended to keep the volume of the source at medium level.
• To make the appropriate connection, you may need to buy a connection cable or, in some cases, an external adapter.
• For more information, see the user guide of the device you want to connect.

THE REMOTE CONTROL
To install the remote control, insert 2 x AAA (1,5 V) batteries to the battery compartment, according to the polarity indicated there. If later you experience
unstable operation or reduced range, replace the batteries again.

• When using the remote control, point it in the direction of the control panel and be within 2-3 meters from the unit!
• Remove the battery when not planning to use it for a longer period of time! Immediately remove the depleted battery! Do not use different kinds of batteries and/or used and new batteries together! Battery replacement can only be performed by an adult! Keep batteries out of reach of children!
• If there is some liquid flown out from the battery, take a protective glove, and clean the battery holder with a dry cloth! Warning! Risk of explosion in case of incorrect battery-replacement! It can be replaced only by same or replacing type! Do not expose batteries to direct thermal radiation and sunshine! It is forbidden to open, burn and short circuit the batteries! Non-rechargeable batteries must not be charged! Risk of explosion!

RESET FACTORY SETTINGS (SOFT RESET)
If necessary, you can reset some of the factory settings by pressing the MENU button for 3 seconds. It is recommended in case of the device’s display or its functions may not work properly.

CLEANING
Before cleaning, power off the device, by unplugging it from the mains. Use a soft, dry cloth. Do not use aggressive cleaners and liquids!

MAINTENANCE
Occasionally check the integrity of the power adapter/connection cable and the coverage. Immediately power off in case of any malfunction and contact a specialist!

TROUBLESHOOTING
Upon noticing any malfunction, switch off the device! Later try switching it back on. If the problem persists, look through the following notes. This guide can help in identifying the problem, if the device is connected correctly beside it. If necessary, contact a specialist!

Basic
The device isn’t working, the LED display isn’t lighting.

• The amplifier isn’t switched on.
• Check if you have pressed the POWER button for appropriate period of time to switch it on.
• The built-in battery is depleted.
• Connect the power adapter and charge it up. Apparently the device is operating, but it isn’t emit sound.
• The volume controls are not set correctly.
• Check that neither the rotary volume-control (VOLUME), nor the remote control’s VOL+/VOL- buttons are set to minimum.
• The audio cables are connected incorrectly.
• Check if the audio cables are connected correctly, and their rule-based connection.

MP3 player
It does not play files from the correct source.

• Not the desired source or device is selected.
• Press more times shortly the INPUT or the MODE button. MP3 playback isn’t working.
• A writing error has occurred. The MP3 format is not compatible.
• Check if the MP3 format is appropriate.
• Contact problem with the USB socket.
• Check that there is no foreign object in the connector. Carefully clean with a dry brush if necessary.
• Connection problems can also be caused by inappropriate (e.g. sloping or rough) connections. Reconnect the external unit.
• Defective or non-standard memory unit.
• Because of the production scattering, there may be differences between the same types of USB memory units that affect the use. Playback is noisy.
• A writing error has occurred. The MP3 format is not compatible.
• Check if the MP3 format is compatible.
• The data carrier is faulty or a connection error has occurred during the connection.
• Check the data carrier for compatibility and connection.
• A data copy error has occurred.
• Check the used compression software and the computer. The wired microphone (option) cannot be heard.
• The setting of the VOLUME control is not appropriate.
• Check, that this control is not set to minimum position.
• Check if the microphone is switched on

Distribuitor: S.C. SOMOGYI ELEKTRONIC S.R.L.
J12/2014/13.06.2006 C.U.I.: RO 18761195
Cluj-Napoca, judeţul Cluj, România, Str. Prof. Dr. Gheorghe Marinescu, nr. 2, Cod poştal: 400337
Tel.: +40 264 406 488, Fax: +40 264 406 489 www.somogyi.ro

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