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5. Operating instructions
Switching thespeaker on
1. Turn on thespeaker using the[ MASTER VOLUME ] (8) control. The battery level
indicator (10) shows thebattery’s charge level. Connect thepower cable to
charge thebattery if it is not fully charged.
2. Connect one or several audio sources and adjust their volumes using their
respective controls (1), (2) and (13). Turn thecontrols clockwise to increase their
respective volumes and anti-clockwise to reduce or turn off their volumes.
3. Adjust themain volume by using the[ MASTER VOLUME ] (8) control.
4. The speaker can operate from theintegrated rechargeable battery or from
the mains. The battery level indicator (10) shows thebattery’s charge level.
A fully charged battery will provide up to 12 hours of operating time. Actual power
consumption depends on several factors such as volume settings and
temperature. Connect to themains if thebottom two red battery indicators
LEDs are lit.
Switching thespeaker off
Turn the[ MASTER VOLUME ] (8) to theOFF position.
Charging thebuilt-in battery
Connect thepower cable to charge thebattery if it is not fully charged. The charging
indicator consists of agreen LED.
• The indicator flashes during charging.
• The indicator is asteady green when thebattery is fully charged.
A completely discharged battery requires about 8 hours to fully charge. Before initially
using thespeaker you should charge thespeaker’s internal battery for afull 12 hours
to ensure maximum performance for thelife of thebattery. If thespeaker has not been
used for more than 2 months, you should charge it for at least 8 hours before running
thespeaker from thebattery.
The battery is protected by anintegrated under-voltage relay which turns off
the speaker if thebattery is, or becomes discharged. If this happens thespeaker’s
battery must be recharged before thespeaker can be run from thebattery again.
Note: Make sure to charge thespeaker’s battery immediately after purchase.
An uncharged battery left discharged for along time will be ruined.
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