Ibiza sound PORT15VHF-BT Manual

WHAT'S IN THE BOX

• Main unit
• Handheld VHF mic (207.5MHz)
• Headset mic with belt clip transmitter (203.5MHz)
• Remote control
• Protection cover
• Power cord
• Quick Start Guide

PRODUCT OVERVIEW / REAR PANEL

1. USB input
   Connect a USB storage device that contains MP3 files (format: exFat32).
2. SD card slot
   Connect an SD card that contains MP3 files (format: exFat32).
3. Screen
   Shows information about the current mode, track, timer, equalizer, number of tracks on the device, etc.

MULTIMEDIA CONTROLS

4. Next
   Skip to the next track of the USB/SD player. Long press to increase the volume of the USB/SD player.
5. Mode
   Select from Bluetooth (standard), USB, SD, Line (toggles only among active inputs).
   Long press to enter the menu. Navigate through the menu using Previous/ Next buttons.
   Use Play to enter a menu.
   Use Mode to exit.
   • Main menu: MUSIC - AUDIO INPUT - SET MUSIC:
     Cyclic mode: All, folder, single, random.
     EQ mode: Normal, Pop, Rock, Classic, soft, subwoofer.
     File browsing: Browse through folders and files..
   • AUDIO INPUT: change the source.
   • SET:
     Display On Time: 0-240s.
     Language: CN, EN, FR, DE, ES.
     Tools:
     PowerOff: 0-90min.
     Keypad Tones: ON/OFF.
     Contrast: 0-20 (default is 10).
     Firmware version: shows version. Factory settings: reset to default.
6. Previous
   Skips to the previous track of the USB/SD player. Long press to decrease the volume of the USB player.
7. REC indicator 8. PLAY indicator
   Glows orange when recording.
8. PLAY indicator
   Glows blue when speaker is on and during recording. Blinks blue when USB/SD player is playing.
9. REC button
   Starts/stops microphone recording when a USB/SD device is connected. Press and hold to delete the file. Use the PLAY/PAUSE button to pause and resume recording.
10. Play/Pause
    Press to Play/Pause/Resume a track of the USB/SD player.

SOUND CONTROLS

11. Treble control
    Adjusts the treble level.
12. Bass control
    Adjusts the bass level.
13. Master volume control
    Controls the overall volume of the USB/SD player and VHF mics.
14. Echo control
    Adjusts the echo effect of the microphones.
15. MIC VOLUME
    Adjusts the volume of the wired MIC inputs.
16. Voice control (VOX/VCV)
    ON/OFF switch. When this is set to ON, the volume of the music will decrease when someone speaks into the microphone.

INPUTS / OUTPUTS

17. MIC1/Guitar input
    Input for wired microphone 1 or guitar: 1/4" mono input jack for connecting a wired microphone or guitar.
18. MIC2 input
    Input for wired microphone 2: 1/4" mono input for another wired microphone.
19. MIX OUT / RCA OUT
    Connect the left and right channel outputs to the input of a mixer, amplifier or second speaker.
20. LINE IN / RCA IN
    Connect to an external audio device using an RCA left and right audio cable (not supplied).
21. AUX IN / 3.5mm jack
    Connect to an external audio device using a 3.5mm audio cable (not supplied).

WIRELESS SECTION

22. MIC Volume control A
    Adjusts the volume of the 207.5MHz VHF MIC: (supplied with the handheld microphone).
23. RF.A / MIC channel A LED
    Glows light green when paired with the 207.5MHz microphone.
24. RF.B / MIC channel B LED
    Glows green when paired with the 203.5MHz microphone.
25. MIC volume control B
    Adjusts the volume of the 203.5MHz VHF MIC: (headset microphone included).
26. VHF POWER LED
    Glows red when VHF function is ON.
27. VHF ON/OFF switch
    Press to switch the VHF function on/off on the speaker.
28. Bluetooth LED
    The LED is off when the BT function is disabled.
    Fast blue flashing when ready to pair.
    Steady blue when paired and not playing.
    Slow Blue flashing when playing.
29. Bluetooth ON/OFF/Volume control
    Turn clockwise to turn on and adjust the Bluetooth volume.
30. Antenna A / Connector A
    This Antenna is the receiver of the VHF 207.5MHz microphones.
31. Bluetooth: Play/Pause
    Press this button to play/pause the music connected via Bluetooth.
32. 12V DC input
    Connect an external 12V power supply if you don't have access to a mains outlet.
33. Antenna B / Connector B
    This antenna is the receiver of the 203.5MHz VHF microphones.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

34. DC power input
    Connect an external 12V power supply if you don't have access to a mains socket. This has the same use as item 32.
35. Power LED
    Glows green when the speaker is switched on. Glows red when switched on with a low battery.
36. Main power switch
    Press to the ON position to turn on the speaker.
37. Charge LED indicator
    Glows red when the battery needs charging. Glows orange when the battery is being charged. Glows green when the battery is fully charged.
38. AC Fuse Compartment
    Contains a 250V 1A fuse. If the fuse is blown, only replace with a fuse of the same type.
39. Mains input
    Connect the supplied mains lead to a 220240V~ 50/60Hz earthed mains socket to power or recharge the battery.
40. DC Fuse
    Contains a 250V 6A fuse. If the fuse is blown, only replace with a fuse of the same type.

POWER SUPPLY: BATTERY & AC OPERATION

FIRST CHARGE

Before using this system for the first time, insert the AC power cord into the player's AC power socket and plug the other end into a suitable wall outlet. Make sure the "CHARGE INDICATOR" is lit for 14 hours continuously.

WHEN SHOULD THE PORT SPEAKER BE CHARGED?

Please charge the battery when the CHARGE indicator (37) lights up in red.
Please charge the battery regularly after each use, don't wait until it is discharged!
Plug one end of the mains cable into the mains socket (39) on the rear panel and the other end into a suitable wall socket.
During charging, the LED indicator will be orange. It will turn green when the battery is fully charged.

NOTE: Please turn off the power switch when you have finished using the system.

IMPORTANT NOTE ON LEAD-ACID BATTERIES

1. BEFORE using the unit for the first time, fully charge the battery without interruption.
2. Charge the battery regularly after each use. Don't wait until the battery is flat!
3. DON'T allow the battery to become completely discharged, as this will cause it to lose 20% of its capacity or even be completely damaged! If the voltage is too low, the internal circuits will not be powered and it will be impossible to recharge the battery!
4. If you don't use the unit for a long time, it is recommended to charge it once a month.
   The life of the battery depends on following these recommendations.

BATTERIES ARE NOT COVERED BY THE WARRANTY
WE CANNOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGED BATTERIES FURTHER TO THE NON-OBSERVANCE OF THESE BASIC RULES.

REMOTE CONTROL

INSTALLING THE BATTERIES IN THE REMOTE CONTROL

The battery of the remote (CR2025) is included and in place, simply pull the plastic strip out for the remote to work.

REMOTE CONTROL FOR USB/SD PLAYER

Please note that the remote control controls only the Multimedia player, not the other input sources of the unit. If the volume is set to minimum on the multimedia player, there will be no sound output, even if the Master volume control of the speaker box is set to maximum.

1. ON/OFF: Turns the player on and off.
2. MODE: Press until the desired mode is displayed.
3. MUTE: Mutes or resumes the volume.
4. : Return to the previous track.
5. : Skip to the next track.
6. ▶‖ Play/Pause: Press to play/pause/resume a track on the USB/SD player.
7. VOL -: Decreases the volume of the multimedia player.
8. VOL + : Increases the volume of the USB/SD player
9. REC: Press to start/stop recording when a USB/SD device is connected.
10. Number buttons: Select the desired track
11. USB/SD select button: Press to select one of the two input sources when both devices are connected
12. REPEAT: Press to change repeat mode: one, all tracks, no repeat.

USING YOUR PORT

HOW TO PAIR BLUETOOTH WITH DEVICES

Activate the Bluetooth function on the speaker by turning the BT volume knob (29) clockwise. The BT LED will flash blue quickly when ready to pair.

On your BT device, search for "IBIZA-PORT" in the list of found devices and connect to the speaker. The BT LED will be steady blue when paired and not playing. You are now ready to enjoy your music.

Once connected to a device in BT, you can use the MODE button to switch from Line to BT. The MODE button only works between active and connected sources.

You can play/pause the music on the speaker using the small play/pause button (31) in the BT section.

We recommend that you set the volume of the paired device to maximum and adjust it on the speaker itself.

USB/SD PLAYER

Insert a USB memory stick (1) or SD card (2) into the appropriate socket.

The USB key must be formatted in exFat or FAT32 to be recognized. If the high-capacity storage device does not work on the speaker, use a lower-capacity storage device.

The unit will automatically switch to USB/SD player when a device is detected and start reading. You can switch between connected devices and inputs using the MODE button (5).

Select a track using the or buttons on the speaker or remote control, and press ▶‖ (4) to pause or resume playback.

To adjust the volume of the USB/SD Speaker, there are 2 separate volumes:

• Master volume of the speaker.
• USB/SD volume of the player (can be increased or decreased on the speaker using the Previous/Next buttons or the remote control).

LINE IN/OUT CONNECTION (RCA)

Connect an RCA plug to the LINE IN sockets (20). If LINE is not displayed by default, press the MODE button (5) until LINE is displayed. Adjust the line source volume control (13). You can connect any line device (mixer, amplifier, another active speaker, TV, etc.) to this RCA input.

AUX IN CONNECTIONS (JACK3.5mm)

Connect any device with a 3.5 mm plug, such as a computer, smartphone or tablet, to play your content on the PORT.
If LINE/AUX is not displayed by default, press the MODE button (5) until LINE is displayed.

JACK 6.35: MIC/GUITAR CONNECTION

Connect wired microphones to the 1/4" jack inputs (17 or 18) for singing or speaking, or a guitar to MIC1 (17) to play your guitar using the PORT as an amplifier.
The volume of the wired microphones and the guitar can be adjusted using the dedicated MIC volume knob (15).

MICROPHONES

A wireless hand microphone (channel A - 207.5MHz) and a wireless headset microphone with belt clip transmitter (channel B - 203.5MHz) are supplied.
Press the VHF power button (26) to switch on the wireless microphone function.
Switch on the handheld microphone and/or headset microphone (ON/OFF switch on microphone or belt clip transmitter). Adjust the volume on the loudspeaker to the desired level using the dedicated volume control. For the headset microphone, also adjust the volume on the belt clip transmitter. If either volume control is set to minimum, no sound will be output.

SINGING ALONG

If you want to sing along with the music, switch on the wireless microphone function (27) and the switch on the wireless microphone, or connect a wired microphone to MIC INPUT (17 or 18). Adjust the volume of the wired microphone using the MIC VOL control (15). Adjust the volume of the wireless microphones using the button (22 or 25).

USING THE VOX FUNCTION (SPEECH)

When the VOX function is activated, the music level decreases when someone speaks into one of the microphones. The music level returns to normal when the user stops speaking into the microphone.
To activate this function, set the VCV switch (16) to on. To disable this function, set the switch to off.

RECORD FUNCTION (REC)

Please note that ONLY THE SOUND OF THE MICROPHONE(s) (wireless mics, connected wired mic(s) and/or guitar) can be recorded. You can only record on a USB or SD device. To start recording, press the RECORD button (9) on the speaker or the RECORD button on the remote control. The PLAY indicator goes out and the REC indicator turns orange.

A file is created on your USB key or SD card (in a specific folder at the root of the USB/SD device). To stop recording, press the RECORD button again. The REC indicator will turn off and the PLAY indicator will turn blue.
To listen to your recording, select the track on the SD card or USB key.

Note that you can't use the same USB/SD device to play and record at the same time.

VOLUME CONTROLS

Each input section (multimedia player, wired microphones, wireless microphones) has its own volume controls, which must be adjusted on the back of the speakers, except for the multimedia player, which can be adjusted with the remote control.

If these controls are set to minimum, there will be no sound even if the master volume is set to maximum.

Set the Master volume to an appropriate level and adjust the volume of the individual inputs using their respective volume controls.

CARE

Unplug the machine before cleaning. Do not use aggressive detergents. Use a clean cloth to wipe off any dust or dirt from the product. We are not liable for damage caused by incorrect handling, improper use or wear and tear. We reserve the right to make technical changes without notice.

SPECIFICATIONS

TROUBLESHOOTING

SYSTEM

The speaker does not turn on

• The battery is empty and the AC adaptor is not connected properly.

BATTERY

LED is still red

• Check that the mains connector is inserted properly.

Battery is still low after hours of charging

• A battery that is too old or hasn't been charged according to the battery warnings may not be able to be charged. The speaker needs a new battery.

SOUND

No sound when turned on

• Connect a device to the speaker (USB/SD, AUX IN jack 3.5mm, RCA) and make sure it's playing.
• Check the volume control on the speaker and the volume of the connected source device.

Volume is very low

• Check the volume control on the speaker and the volume of the connected source device.
• If you're playing a USB/SD device, also check the volume of the internal player by pressing and holding the Next button.

USB/SD PLAYER

USB key/SD card doesn't read music

• Check that the USB device is formatted in exFAT/FAT32.
• Check that the USB/SD device is correctly inserted.
• Check the main volume (13) and the volume of the MP3 player (4 - long press).
• The USB input doesn't work to connect another device with USB (such as a computer), to play music with USB, please insert a USB stick.

BLUETOOTH

BT disconnect

• Try moving the device you want to connect closer to the speaker.

PORT not found by BT device

• Turn on the BT function on the speaker (29), the BT LED should be lit (28).
• Check the BT function of your device.
• Check that no other device is currently connected to the speaker.

MICROPHONE

Microphone does not connect

• Check that the VHF function on the speaker is switched ON.
• Check that the microphone is switched on.
• Replace the current battery in the microphone.
• Extend the antennas on the speaker to improve signal reception.

REMOTE CONTROL

Not working

• Check the battery of the remote (CR2025)
• Try and aim directly at the IR receiver positioned on the rear panel of the speaker.
• Note that the remote only controls the USB/SD player

MISSING ITEMS

Some items are missing

• Check all openings of the box, some items are placed in the foam at the top and bottom of the product/box.
• Check that all components, foam and protective materials have been removed from the box.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND DANGER WARNINGS

EXPLANATION OF SIGNS

	Accordance with the requirements of UK standard
	The product is for indoor use only
	Class I protection: Connect only to an earthed mains outlet

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK. DO NOT OPEN

THE LIGHTNING FLASH WITH AN ARROWHEAD SYMBOL, WITHIN AN EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE, IS INTENDED TO ALERT THE USER TO THE PRESENCE OF UNINSULATED "DANGEROUS VOLTAGE" WITHIN THE PRODUCT'S ENCLOSURE THAT MAY BE OF SUFFICIENT MAGNITUDE TO CONSTITUTE A RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK TO PERSONS.

THE EXCLAMATION POINT WITHIN AN EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE IS INTENDED TO ALERT THE USER TO THE PRESENCE OF IMPORTANT OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE (SERVICING) INSTRUCTIONS IN THE LITERATURE ACCOMPANYING THE PRODUCT.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPARATUS TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

• Please read this manual carefully and keep it for future reference.
• All safety instructions and warnings must be observed. They are part of the manual and must be kept with the manual.
• Failure to comply with these instructions will invalidate any warranty claim. We accept no liability for any damage resulting from this.
• We accept no liability for personal injury or damage to property caused by improper handling or failure to comply with the safety instructions. In such cases, any warranty claims will be void.
• Unauthorised conversions and/or modifications to the unit are not permitted for safety and licensing (CE) reasons.
• The unit is approved for use in dry, enclosed spaces only. Do not operate the unit near water, e.g. in bathrooms or near swimming pools.
• The unit must not be exposed to extreme temperatures (< +5°C / > +35°C) during operation.
• Do not expose the unit to strong vibrations or heavy mechanical loads.
• Do not expose the unit to excessive moisture (e.g. dripping or splashing). Do not place objects filled with liquids, such as glasses or vases, on top of or next to the appliance. They could fall over and cause water to spill into the machine. Never spill liquids over the appliance. Do not place small objects, such as coins or paper clips, on the machine as they may fall into the machine. There is a high risk of fire or life-threatening electric shock! If any liquid or objects fall into the apparatus, unplug the apparatus immediately from the wall outlet and contact an authorized service centre.
• Always unplug the power cord from the wall outlet
  1. before cleaning the machine.
  2. During thunderstorms.
  3. If you are not going to use the appliance for a long time (>1 week).
• Keep electrical appliances out of the reach of children. Be especially careful when children are present. Children are not aware of the dangers of improper handling of electrical appliances. Children may try to insert objects into the appliance. There is a life-threatening risk of electric shock.
• Do not leave the appliance unattended while it is in use.
• Never place the appliance on an unstable or moving surface. The unit may fall, causing injury to persons or damage to the unit.
• When using a rack, ensure that it is in a stable position and that it is securely transported. Installing on uneven, sloping surfaces or stopping the rack abruptly during transport may cause the rack to overturn or equipment to fall from or out of the rack and injure persons.
• Live components may be exposed by opening covers or removing components (unless this can be done without tools). Contact points may also be live. If the equipment must be opened to calibrate, service, repair or replace components or subassemblies, it must first be disconnected from all voltage sources. If it is necessary to leave the equipment open and live during maintenance or repair, this work may only be carried out by a specialist who is familiar with the risks involved and the relevant regulations.
• Never connect the appliance directly after moving it from a cold room to a warm room. The condensation that forms could destroy the unit or cause an electric shock. Allow the unit to reach room temperature before connecting it. Wait until the condensation has evaporated. This may take several hours.
• Do not place naked flames, such as lighted candles, on or near the unit.
• Do not place the unit on soft surfaces such as carpets or beds. Do not cover the ventilation openings of the unit. Do not obstruct the air circulation with objects such as magazines, tablecloths or curtains. This will prevent heat from being dissipated from the unit and may result in overheating.
• Only use the appliance in a moderate climate, not in tropical environments.

RESTRICTIONS OF USE

This product uses a VHF transmission system that is meant for professional use only.
It may only be used in some countries of the European Union (FR, BE, PL, DE, NL, LU, IT, GR, ES, RO, PT, SE).

FOR ALL EU COUNTRIES

For products that include sound output Preventing hearing loss

Permanent hearing loss may occur if earphones or headphones are used at high volume for prolonged periods.
For France, the products have been tested to comply with the sound pressure level requirements of the applicable NF EN 50332 L.5232-1 standard.

NOTE: To avoid possible hearing damage, do not listen at high volume for long periods of time.

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References

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