SabineTek Cast Audio Console User Manual

SabineTek Cast Audio Console User Manual

Preface

Dear customer
Thank you for choosing SabineTek products. Before using the It, please read this manual carefully and keep it safe so that you can use this product correctly.

Product parameters

Channel system: dual channel| Sampling rate: 32kHz 16bit| General type: Home / outdoor
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Installation method:  external| Multi speaker mode: 2 0| Audio interface:
USB & 3 SmmTRRS & 3.Smm TRS
Battery capacity: 1100mAh| Power supply / charging: 5v-1a

Operating Instructions

1. Power button
   While powered off, press and hold the power button for 3 seconds to turn on, While powered on, press and hold the power button for 3 seconds to turn off.

2. Reverb knob
   Adjusts the gain of the reverb

3. Output knob
   Adjusts the total volume output to the mobile phone or computer.

4. Equalizer knobs (High/Mid/Bass)
   Three equalizer knobs, which can independently adjust the high/mid/low frequency of the microphone input to obtain a satisfactory tone.

5. Monitor fader
   Adjusts the headphone volume. When the volume changes, the top monitor level meter will also change accordingly.

6. Accompaniment fader
   Adjusts the input volume of the accompaniment. When the volume changes, the top accompaniment level meter will also change accordingly.

7. Microphone knob
   Adjusts the microphone input gain. When the volume changes, the top microphone level meter will also change accordingly.

8. Reverb Mode Vocal removal
   Click to activate 6 reverb presets in turn. When any reverb mode is activated, the corresponding indicator at the top will light up. Long press to turn on/off the vocal removal function. which can remove the vocal part of the accompaniment

9. Ducking button
   After activating the audio ducking function, when playing accompaniment, if there is a microphone signal input, the accompaniment volume will be moderately reduced without disturbing the clarity of the microphone signal. When the microphone signal ends, the accompaniment volume returns to the normal level.

10. Electronic voice button
    Click to activate the electronic voice function, click continuously to switch among the 12 electronic tone, and the top tone indicator will change accordingly.

11. Monitor button
    After activating this function, the user can directly hear his own sound input, and cannot bear it if it is not activated.

12. Loopback button
    During computer recording or live broadcast, if the loopback function is activated, the microphone input and the sound being played on the computer wilt be recorded or sent together, such as playing music, video, game sound, software prompt sound, etc. Please note that if you are using this in a call, conference, or live broadcast connected with others, activating this function may generate sound feedback

13. Sound effect shortcut buttons
    A total of 9 shortcut sound effects, click to play directly. The first 5 are factory presets and cannot be changed, and the last 4 are left blank and users can record by themselves. Long press the left blank sound effect button to start recording, click after recording to end recording, click again to play directly.

Interface introduction

• A. 5V charging/computer port
  When using a computer for recording/live streaming, use this port to connect to the computer via USB, this port can also charge the built-in battery.

• B/C. Cellphone port
  Use this port to connect with the 3.5mm jack of cellphone to for recording/live broadcasting.

• D. Accompaniment port
  This port can be connected to other audio sources to import accompaniment, and can also be connected to instrument inputs.

• E. headphone port
  This port is used to connect headphones for monitoring.

• F. headset port
  This port is used to connect a headset with its own microphone for recording and monitoring. When the Mic port has a microphone access, the input of this port is invalid.

• G/H. microphone port
  This port is used to connect a microphone. It supports 3.5mm TRS power-free condenser microphones and low-impedance dynamic microphones. High-impedance microphones are not supported. If the microphone needs power supply, you need to purchase power by yourself.

Connection Introduction

• Recording songs by mobile phone
  

• Live broadcast with dual mobile phones
  

• Live broadcast with computer and accompany with mobile phone
  

• Live broadcast with mobile phone and accompany with computer
  

• Connect with SabineTek SmartMike+
  

Computer connection settings

1. Use a USB cable to connect the console to the computer. After the connection is successful, set the audio input and output to ” SabineCast” in the audio settings, without installing a driver.

2. When using recording or live broadcast software, set the input and output to ” SabineCast ” or default in the audio settings of the software.
   ASIO recording protocol is not supported.

3. Turn on the loopback function to directly record or live broadcast the music being played on this machine. Turning on loopback will also record computer prompts.
   Turning on loopback may cause howling when using a computer to make a call or chatting with others live

4. Other devices that support OTG function or standard USB protocol can also be directly connected to the console via USB.

Charging connection

Bluetooth connection method

1. Turn on Bluetooth on your phone/ tablet
2. After the Bluetooth “SabineCast” device is detected, click “SabineCast” to connect 3.
3. Please note that Bluetooth only supports the accompaniment of connected devices.

Packing accessories

• Audio console xl
• 3 5mm cable x3
• USB cable xl
• User manual xl

Product specifications

Model

| P100
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Battery capacity|

11100mAh

Voltage

| 5 V
Product size|

238x142x38 mm

Net weight

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About 560g

Note: the specification parameters may be changed due to upgrade and update, please refer to the real object.

Warning: the battery of this product should not be exposed to such environment as sunshine, fire baking or similar overheating.

FCC Statement

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. this device may not cause harmful interference, and
2. this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

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