Anchor Audio AN-MINI_MiniVox Lite - Manual (Page 2)

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AN-Mini/MiniVox Lite Owners Manual
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BACK PANEL OF AN-MINIU1
BASIC SYSTEM OPERATION
NOTE: Fully Charge Batteries Before First Use!
IMPORTANT: Make all connections with shielded cables to avoid
hum, buzzing or interference.
1. Position the AN-Mini with the front/speaker facing
toward your audience
2. Connect a microphone to the one of the MIC jacks
(1/4” MIC jack or 3.5 mm PWR MIC mini jack)
3. Turn the AN-Mini Power/Volume Level knob on,
the red POWER LED will light and remain lit during
operation
4. Set the microphone power switch to ON
5. Adjust the volume with the Power/Volume Level
knob
POWER LED LIGhT
ON BRIGHT: AN-Mini power is turned on
ON DIM: LED dims as battery power runs low
OFF: Replace or recharge batteries
POWER / VOLUME
LEVEL
ChARGE LED LIGhT
ON: Optional RC-30 rechargeable
battery charger plugged in and
batteries charging
OFF: Rechargeable batteries
fully charged
DC IN – INPUT JACK
Use ONLY with the DC
charger that comes
in the optional RC-30
rechargeable battery kit
MIC BOOST BUTTON
Push to give your voice an added boost when
speaking to a larger crowd or in a a environment
To return to normal use push the
“MIC BOOST” button again.
WIRELESS RECEIVER INSTRUCTIONS
SEE PAGE 4
LINE IN – INPUT JACK
1/8” (3.5 mm) - For any line-
level signal source: iPod, MP3/
tape/VCR/CD/DVD players,
musical instruments, etc.
LINE OUT – OUTPUT JACK
1/8” (3.5 mm) - Balanced, combined output
of all active system inputs
Record your presentation or connect to
another powered sound system
Post source level output; any volume
fluctuations for a specific input will affect
this output signal level
POWERED MIC
1/8” (3.5 mm) - Phantom
powered for electret condenser
microphones that require
phantom power
MIC - INPUT JACK
1/4” Phone - Unbalanced,
low impedance,
no phantom power
NOTE: When connecting multiple AN-Mini units (daisy chaining) stereo
cable MUST be used to avoid interference.
Problems? Consult the troubleshooting section on the
back page of this manual.