Pyle PPHP1237UBEU User Manual page 2

Control Panel Layout
1. LCD Screen
2. MP3 control
MODE: USB/SD/BT /FM converter
:Previous Song
Press and hold to decrease volume
:Next Song
Press and hold to increase volume
:Repeat one/Repeat all/Random
REC: Short press in BT mode to
enter the recording function
:Play/Pause
FOL: When playing USB/SD songs,
press and hold to enter folder
mode
3. USB input
4. IR: remote control receiver
5. SD card input
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6. Microphone input level
control
7. Line input level control
8. Bass control
9. MID frequency control
10. Treble control
11. Volume control
12. Power LED indicator
13. LED clip indicator
14. XLR microphone input
15. 6.35mm microphone input
16. XLR line input
17. 6.35mm line input
18. RCA line input (R + L)
19. XLR line out
20. 11 av I220v Switch
21. Main Power switch
22. IEC power socket
Wireless BT Streaming
• Instantly Stream Music from Your BT Devices
• Works with All Your Favorite BT Devices
(iPhone, Android, Smartphone, iPad, Tablet, PC, etc.)
• Wireless BT Version: 5.0
• Wireless BT Range: 100'+ Feet
• Wireless BT Network Name: 'Pyle'
Wireless BT Connection
1. Press 'MODE' to enable Wireless BT and connection to your device.
2. Once 'BT' appears on the LCD screen it wil read 'connected' or 'unconnected,
indicating if your device has been paired successfully.
3. To pair with your device, the PA speaker wll appear as 'Pyle' in the available
Wireless BT Network Devices list.
4. The LCD screen wll read 'connected' and a BT connection has been established.
Feedback Prevention :
sway back into the performer's microphone when the system is in use.
This unwanted audio signal can cause interference, noise, distortion or
plainly cause a non-desired and non-expected sound. Pyle PA speakers are
type of unwanted feedback.
Factors involved with the elimination of feedback include proper system
placement: placing the system well in front of any performer and/or micro-
ment and type of audio generated by the loudspeakers.
The shape of the performance area (including performance area, elevation,
volume, etc.), the type of instrument being played, and vocals can all have
their relative own relative frequencies and unique sound prints which can
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