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- Page 1 Coachsound TourMaster-Lite TML2504 User Manual v5.00 Coachsound TourMaster-Lite User Manual GPS Mono/Stereo Audio Server Model: TML2504...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Coachsound TourMaster-Lite TML2504 User Manual v5.00 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. TourMaster-Lite System Overview ........................3 1.1 Hardware Overview ............................3 1.1.1 Head Unit FRONT VIEW – Electrical Ports and Connections ..............4 1.1.2 Head Unit BACK VIEW – Audio Out Connections ................... 5 Getting Started ............................ -
Page 3: Tourmaster-Lite System Overview
2. Driver Control Panel 3. GPS Aerial 1.1 HARDWARE OVERVIEW The purpose of the TourMaster-Lite System Head Unit is to receive a GPS signal and play commentary over the existing audio system. The TourMaster-Lite system has connections on two sides of the system. -
Page 4: Head Unit Front View - Electrical Ports And Connections
Coachsound TourMaster-Lite TML2504 User Manual v5.00 1.1.1 HEAD UNIT FRONT VIEW – ELECTRICAL PORTS AND CONNECTIONS The “Front view” is the side of the TourMaster-Lite with one 6-pin MOLEX plug, 2 RJ45 ports and a USB A/B (printer cable) port. -
Page 5: Head Unit Back View - Audio Out Connections
1.1.2 HEAD UNIT BACK VIEW – AUDIO OUT CONNECTIONS The “Back view” is the side of the TourMaster-Lite with audio outputs. This RCA connection provides audio output (1 x stereo or 2 x mono outputs) for connection to an external amplifier or PA. -
Page 6: Music" Folder
1. Connect your laptop to the TourMaster-Lite using a USB (Printer cable) 2. Open file explorer on your laptop 3. Open the appropriate folder per your naming convention ie. TourMaster-Lite (this may show as the extra storage device) 4. Open the “MUSIC” folder. -
Page 7: Audio File Format
Coachsound TourMaster-Lite TML2504 User Manual v5.00 2.2.5 AUDIO FILE FORMAT The recorded audio format is a follows: • Audio tour commentary: 44.1kHz, 16-bit, PCM (WAV) format in MONO or STEREO • ZONE (music channel): 44.1kHz, 16-bit, PCM (WAV) format in STEREO only NOTES: Audio tour commentary can be recorded in mono or stereo, but all audio commentary files within the same route must be of identical format. -
Page 8: Powering The System
Coachsound TourMaster-Lite TML2504 User Manual v5.00 3.2 POWERING THE SYSTEM Pressing the POWER key will turn power to the system ON and OFF. To Power the system ON: 1. Press the POWER key once, the backlight of the display will light up 2. -
Page 9: Gps Status Messages
Coachsound TourMaster-Lite TML2504 User Manual v5.00 3.3 GPS STATUS MESSAGES Depending whether a GPS aerial is detected or not, there may be the following GPS messages displayed at power-up or after booting: “NO GPS SIGNAL” indicates that there is a problem with the GPS NO GPS SIGNAL connection. -
Page 10: Selecting Routes
Coachsound TourMaster-Lite TML2504 User Manual v5.00 3.5 SELECTING ROUTES Pressing the ROUTE UP or DOWN key (if there are multiple routes on the system) will display the name of the next/previous route and ask for confirmation for the route change. Pressing the PLAY key within 5 seconds confirms and selects the new route;... -
Page 11: Saving Gps Waypoints
3.8 SAVING GPS WAYPOINTS Before Coachsound systems can be used autonomously with GPS, all audio segments in the route (tour) must have valid GPS information. The best way to do this is via the “Route Builder” tool and this is the preferred method. -
Page 12: Saving A Waypoint-Manual Method
Coachsound TourMaster-Lite TML2504 User Manual v5.00 3.8.2 SAVING A WAYPOINT-MANUAL METHOD 1. Ensure that the system has a valid GPS fix; 2. Before approaching the location, use the segment keys to scroll to the segment that requires the new GPS information;... -
Page 13: Error Messages When Manually Saving Gps Waypoints
Coachsound TourMaster-Lite TML2504 User Manual v5.00 3.8.3 ERROR MESSAGES WHEN MANUALLY SAVING GPS WAYPOINTS The following are potential error messages that may appear when trying to save a GPS waypoint: “NO GPS SIGNAL” indicates that there was no signal from the NO GPS SIGNAL aerial when trying to save a waypoint. -
Page 14: Warranty Information
Modifications: Any modifications made to this device that are not approved by Coachsound Pty Ltd may void the authority granted to the user by the FCC to operate this equipment.
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