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- Page 1 IR Classmate & IR Classmate Soundfield Reference & Installation Guide for systems with Swift & handheld transmitters IR Classmate Reference Guide ‒ for users Pages 1-11 IR Classmate Installation Guide ‒ for setting up Pages 12-21 Cautions & troubleshooting Pages 22-23 B45IRCINS4 V4.0...
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Page 2: Reference Guide
2 pairs of cables Making the most of the additional audio inputs. The IR Classmate wall unit provides three additional audio inputs besides the two IR mic Full details on the IR Classmate receiver/amplifier are on the encapsulated sheet which should be channels. - Page 3 If someone in the class uses a radio aid (such as fmGenie) with their hearing aids, the audio output Swift microphone transmitter of the IR Classmate soundfield can be rebroadcast to their receiver by connecting the FM radio aid To turn on the Swift press and hold the on button until the status indicator lights. Similarly transmitter to the IR Classmate wall unit.
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Page 4: Battery Charging
Pull on ribbon tab to release battery. 1. In situ, using the 1.3 mm DC ‒ 1.3mm DC charge lead supplied with the IR Classmate unit. ( Part no. Use only with the exposed metal end X0DIV00). Connect the charge lead into the ‘chg’... - Page 5 , connect the external device into the Channel change ‘aux’ socket on the side (3.5mm mono or stereo). The IR Classmate unit has two mic receiving channels A & B. The Swift A/B channel A standard lead may be used e.g.
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Page 6: Handheld Microphone Transmitter
IR Classmate & IR Classmate Soundfield IR Classmate & IR Classmate Soundfield Handheld microphone transmitter Changing the rechargeable batteries The rechargeable batteries will only need replacing very occasionally ‒ depending on use, it will last between 1-2 years. Controls To open the battery compartment, unscrew... - Page 7 Decide where the speakers are to be fitted. ‒ as ordered, such as: and wall fixings Decide where to fit the Infra Red sensors. Decide where to mount the IR Classmate amplifier Swift pendant Decide the easiest cable run for the speakers and sensors.
- Page 8 It should not be necessary to adjust the controls during a lesson so the IR Classmate unit does not actually need to be beside the teacher although it is a good idea to mount it near to where a laptop or TV might be used.
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Page 9: Speaker Wiring
Fitting the F-connectors The ceiling tile speakers supplied by Connevans may be 4 Ohms (4 The infra red sensors are connected to the IR Classmate amplifier using the provided speaker system) or 8 Ohms (2 speaker system) and are wired in the co-ax cable and F-connectors. - Page 10 150mm from the mouth and talk whilst increasing The mounting plate can be removed the 'Mic A' volume on the IR Classmate until you can hear it clearly without causing and used as a template for drilling feedback whistling.
- Page 11 Wear the microphone as shown. transmitter charger socket. Walk to the point in the room furthest away from the IR Classmate and invite a colleague to join you. The IR Classmate should enter charge mode within a couple of seconds, shown by the Switch the transmitter off for the moment.
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Page 12: Troubleshooting
Do not allow the tip of the charger lead to touch any metallic object, including the Microphone transmitters ‒ all types unless specified casework of the IR Classmate. Store the charger plug safely in the insulated door pouch No light on transmitter Batteries dead or incorrectly fitted when not in use or remove from the front panel socket. - Page 13 Education, Employment, the Home & Leisure Bridge House, 1 Nutfield Road, Merstham, Surrey RH1 3EB Telephone 01737 247571 Email soundfield@connevans.com Information www.SchoolSoundfield.co.uk Shop online www.DeafEquipment.co.uk © 2013 Connevans Limited B45IRCINS4 V4.0 IR Classmate Soundfield Installation & Reference Guide Oct 2013...
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