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Summary of Contents for TTS Easi-Ears
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Page 1: User Guide
® A new listening experience Robust Rechargeable Easy to use User Guide Primary ICT Ltd - www.primaryict.co.uk... -
Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Ideas for using Easi-Ears........................p. 3 Getting Started ............................p. 4 Charging the headphones and remote control unit Installing the software ..........................p. 4 Minimum system requirements Licensing Updates Using the Headphones..........................p. 5 Operating the controls Replacing the ear pads Using the Remote Control Unit ......................p. 7... -
Page 3: Ideas For Using Easi-Ears
The software allows you to put the same or different audio content on the headphones and is straightforward to use. We hope you enjoy using Easi-Ears. We welcome feedback. If you’d like to get in touch, drop us a line at e si-e rs@tts-group.co.uk. We’d love to hear from you! Ideas for Easi-Ears Easi-Ears can be used to support teaching and learning in lots of different ways, both across the... -
Page 4: Getting Started
Installing the software The Easi-Ears software enables you to manage the audio tracks you want on each headphone – uploading the same content to all of them, or differentiating each headset. More on using the software on p.10... -
Page 5: Minimum System Requirements
Please check the website www.tts-group.co.uk/easiears for new version update information and the latest downloads. Licensing The Easi-Ears software is a site licence and licensed for use on any PC in school. Using the Headphones Operating the Controls The headphones operate independently and audio content is uploaded to them via the docking station and Easi-Ears software (see p.10). -
Page 6: Replacing The Ear Pads
The foam pads can be removed and replaced with new ones. To order new foam pads call 0800 318 686 or visit www.tts-shopping.com/e sie rs Please note that what is removed and replaced is the complete earpiece assembly including the plastic clips and the material that holds the foam on. -
Page 7: Using The Remote Control Unit
• Transmit audio content to the headphones. This content could be: • uploaded to the remote control unit via the Easi-Ears software (see p. 10) • streamed MP3: transmitted directly from a microphone or other audio device that’s plugged into the unit. -
Page 8: Playing Mp3 Files
Playing MP3 Files Source switch Control switch • Ensure the Source switch is set to MP3 and the Control switch is set to LOCAL. Press and hold button until the LCD display turns on • Use the buttons to select the required track then press to start playing •... -
Page 9: Recording Audio Files
file format wasn’t in MP3 format it will neatly be converted Any recordings captured by the remote control unit will be evident when the unit is synchronised via the docking station with the Easi-Ears software (see p.10). From here the MP3 recordings can be saved locally on your PC. -
Page 10: Using The Software
Using the Software The Easi-Ears software has been purpose designed to work with Easi-Ears. It’s straightforward to use and enables you to add and remove tracks on the headphones and remote control unit. See p.4 for software installation and minimum system requirements. -
Page 11: Setting Up Library Files
To copy files to any of the connected devices, you can drag an MP3 file from any open window on your PC (not just within the Easi-Ears software) to the device in the Easi-Ears software that you require. You can also drag and drop from any list to any other list within the software, so it is simple to copy a file from one device to another, from the library to a device or from a device (e.g. -
Page 12: Teacher Menu (Configuration)
If the password is accepted, then this will need to be entered the next time you access this menu. There is a master password if you forget yours, you will need to email feedback@tts-group.co.uk for this. •... -
Page 13: Library Organisation
Library Organisation The Library can contain files or folders. You can create a new folder within the Library by right-clicking within the Library area and selecting “New Folder”. There is no limit on the number of new of folders, or the depth of the folder structure, so you should use this to create a well-structured storage area for your content. -
Page 14: Copying Playlist To Devices
Copying Playlist to Devices Easi-Ears software makes it simple to copy your playlist to whichever selection of devices you require. Once you have collected all the files you require within your “My Playlist” panel and settled on a playing order, simply select the required devices and click "Copy to Headsets". In Fig 4, the orange, green and blue headphones as well as the remote control unit have been selected and copying is in progress (see highlighted boxes with strike through ticks). -
Page 15: Loading And Saving Playlists
Loading and Saving Playlists When you are happy with your playlist, you can save it. Click the “Save” button in the “My Playlist” panel and name the folder (playlist) that you want to store. If you are using an existing playlist you will be asked if you want to over-write it. You can also load a saved playlist, by clicking the “Load”... -
Page 16: Importing New Files
Library, e.g. you may have purchased some books that have an audio CD or you want to record your own story. All files to be used on the Easi-Ears devices must be in MP3 format, so these tools will automatically convert the files for you to MP3 if necessary. -
Page 17: Ripping Cds
Ripping CDs If you have a CD with audio content on that you want to use on your Easi-Ears, you will need to “rip” the audio off the CD and into an MP3 format file. The Easi-Ears software has a built-in tool to enable this. -
Page 18: Recording Files
Recording Files It is straightforward to record your own files directly into the software. • Click the “Tools” button on the main screen • Select the “Record” Source Files option • Select the destination folder • Select the output filename (default is "VOICE001") •... -
Page 19: Editing Id3 Tags
MP3 playing software such as Easi-Ears, or an MP3 playback device. The Easi-Ears software uses the ID3 title tag to play the tracks in the required order. This is done by appending a track number to the front of the title. This number will replace any other number that has been placed there. -
Page 20: Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions Easi-Ears is designed to work reliably and predictably in all normal conditions. However, it is possible that you may experience some difficulties. Please check the following before contacting technical support: Question The red LED light on the headphones is flashing. What does this mean? Answer If connected to a powered docking station, this indicates that the battery is charging. - Page 21 Question Does the Easi-Ears software work on Mac? Answer The Easi-Ears software does not work on a Mac computer, but the devices can be connected to a Mac and MP3 files dragged into the folders that represent each device. Question Why are my headphones/remote control unit not playing anything? Answer There are several possible causes: the battery is flat (see p.4);...
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Page 22: Support And Warranty
This product is provided with a one-year warranty for problems found during normal usage. Mistreating the Easi-Ears or opening the unit will invalidate this warranty. Any data stored on the unit and any consequential loss is not covered by this warranty. -
Page 23: Fcc Compliance
FCC Compliance NOTE: THE MANUFACTURER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY RADIO OR TV INTERFERENCE CAUSED BY UNAUTHORIZED MODIFICATIONS TO THIS EQUIPMENT. SUCH MODIFICATIONS COULD VOID THE USER AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT. NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. - Page 24 TTS Ltd, Park Lane Business Park, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, NG17 9GU. O8OO 318 686 www.tts-shopping.com Primary ICT Ltd - www.primaryict.co.uk...
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