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General| Brand | VocoPro |
|---|---|
| Model | KR-3808 PRO |
| Category | Karaoke System |
| Language | English |
Explains symbols used for danger and warnings, clarifying their meaning for user safety.
Emphasizes not exposing the unit to rain or moisture to prevent fire or electric shock.
Crucial pre-operation advice covering installation, environment, handling, cleaning, and troubleshooting.
Provides guidelines for optimal remote control operation, including range and sensor considerations.
Step-by-step instructions for inserting AA batteries into the remote control and battery replacement advice.
Instructions for safely connecting the AC power cable to the unit and a wall outlet.
Details on preparing speaker wire or banana plug cables for connection to the unit's speaker terminals.
Guide on correctly connecting speaker cables using positive (+) and negative (-) terminals for optimal audio.
Instructions for connecting speaker cables using banana plugs to both the unit and speakers.
How to connect A/V devices using RCA audio/video cables to the DVD input for playback.
Instructions on how to switch between input sources using the front panel or remote control.
Instructions on how to switch between input sources using the front panel or remote control.
Instructions on how to switch between input sources using the front panel or remote control.
Describes the function of the power button to turn the KR-3808 PRO ON or OFF.
Indicates the display window shows setting information for the unit.
Explains the function and optimal operating distance for the remote control sensor.
Controls the overall level of effects applied to the microphone inputs.
Adjusts the output level for individual microphone inputs and the master mic volume.
Adjusts the output level for music sources connected to the unit.
Describes the connections for AV devices or Mp3 players to the unit.
Location for connecting headphones for private listening.
Connects microphones to the unit via 1/4" jacks.
Controls delay, echo level, and echo repeats for microphone inputs.
Adjusts bass, middle, and treble frequencies for microphone inputs.
Adjusts the audio balance between the left and right output channels.
Adjusts bass, middle, and treble frequencies for music sources.
Provides an instant music volume boost for improved mixing.
Automatically reduces music volume when microphones are active.
Selects input sources (DVD, AV1, AV2, TUNER) on the front panel.
Switches between AM and FM radio bands.
Switches between stereo and mono for FM radio.
Navigates through saved radio station presets.
Controls the output level for the DVD source input.
Connects DVD player audio/video via RCA cables.
Connects A/V devices via RCA cables to the AV1 input.
Connects an FM antenna for radio reception.
Connects an AM antenna for radio reception.
Outputs line-level audio to TVs, monitors, or powered speakers.
Outputs audio for connection to recording devices.
Allows selection between 110V and 220V power settings.
Location and replacement information for the unit's fuse.
Port for connecting the AC power cable.
Selects input sources (DVD, AV1, AV2, TUNER) on the remote.
Activates the feature to reduce music volume when microphones are used.
Provides an instant music volume boost for improved mixing.
Used for accessing preset radio stations.
Automatically finds the next strong radio station.
Switches between AM and FM radio bands.
Used for setting radio station presets.
Switches between stereo and mono for FM radio.
Adjusts music key and tunes radio stations.
Navigates through radio station presets.
Controls the overall level of effects for microphone inputs.
Adjusts the master microphone volume.
Adjusts the music volume.
Guide to programming and saving up to 60 radio station presets for AM and FM.
Explains how the unit automatically switches between input channels to eliminate silence.
Details on enabling and using the talk over function for announcements during performances.
