Acclaim Lighting Laptop Docking Station ACL7500 User Manual

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HAVING TROUBLE W/ YOUR SOUND SYSTEM?  
CONDITION  
No Sound (power LED off)  
POSSIBLE SOLUTION  
• turn POWER switch ON  
• charge battery or plug in AC cord  
• leave plugged in for 48 hours to repair battery  
• check for output from source  
Charge Indicator LED off  
No Sound (power LED on)  
• set Internal Speaker switch to ON  
• make sure all cables are completely plugged in  
• turn up volume control of input used  
• remove plug from speaker output if not using external speaker output  
• charge battery fully; if battery life continues to deteriorate, contact  
Anchor Audio customer service: (888) 444-6077  
• lower system volume control  
Shortened Battery Life  
Distorted Sound  
Excessive Hum or Noise  
• use shielded cables  
• use balanced microphone  
HAVING TROUBLE W/ YOUR WIRELESS SYSTEM? (WIRELESS MODELS ONLY)  
CONDITION  
No Sound (RX Indicator: ON)  
POSSIBLE SOLUTION  
• set MUTE switch to on (handheld mic only)  
• turn up WIRELESS volume control  
• make sure mic is plugged into body pack transmitter  
• push mic power button  
No Sound (RX Indicator: OFF)  
• turn Acclaim POWER switch on  
• make sure transmitter power switch is on  
• set receiver and transmitter to same channel  
• replace battery in transmitter  
ANCHOR AUDIO CUSTOMER SERVICE  
ACCLAIM  
888/444-6077  
310/784-2300  
pORTABLE LECTERN SOUND SYSTEM  
ACCLAIM TECHNICAL SpECIFICATIONS  
Rated Power Output  
Max SPL @ Rated Power  
Frequency Response  
AC Power Requirements  
Dimensions  
22 watts  
114 dB @ 1 meter  
60 Hz – 15 kHz ± 3 dB  
Sensitivity For Rated Output  
Lo-Z Microphone  
Hi-Z Microphone  
-52 dBV (2.5 mVrms)  
-43 dBV (7.5 mVrms)  
-14 dBV (200 mVrms)  
OWNER’S MANUAL  
90 – 264 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 50 W max Auxiliary (line)  
Outputs  
14 x 22.5 x 13.5”/ 35.6 x 57 x 34.3 Line (post fader)  
Microphone  
CONTENTS  
Base (HWD)  
cm  
Lo-Z (<1k ohm), buffered, 1/4” phone  
Lo-Z, balanced, XLR  
switched – 8ohm, 1/4” phone  
unswitched – 4ohm, 1/4” phone  
GETTING STARTED ......................................................................................................................................... 2  
CARING FOR YOUR BUILT-IN BATTERIES.......................................................................................................... 3  
ACCLAIM LECTERN BASIC SYSTEM OPERATION............................................................................................ 4/5  
OPERATING THE BUILT-IN UHF WIRELESS RECEIVER......................................................................................... 6  
ACCLAIM ACCESSORIES.................................................................................................................................. 6  
OPERATING THE WIRELESS MICROPHONE / TRANSMITTER............................................................................... 7  
HAVING TROUBLE W/ YOUR SOUND SYSTEM? ................................................................................................ 8  
ACCLAIM SOUND SYSTEM TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS.................................................................................... 8  
Table Top  
22.5 x 19” / 57 x 48 cm  
Speaker  
Weight  
30 pounds / 13.6 Kg  
Inputs  
ACL-BASE  
Lectern Mic  
Lo-Z, balanced, phantom power, XLR  
Dimensions (HWD)  
30.5 x 21.5 x 18.5”/ 77.5 x 54.6 x 47  
38 pounds / 17.2 Kg  
Auxiliary Mic  
Line  
Lo-Z, balanced, phantom power, XLR cm  
Hi-Z, unbalanced, 1/4” phone Weight  
(Specifications subject to change without notice)  
Anchor Audio, Inc.  
Portable Sound Systems  
Torrance, California  
100-0163-000/C - 4/09  
 
DIVERSITY WIRELESS BY ANCHOR AUDIO  
Anchor Audio UHF wireless is a 16 channel, diversity wireless system that receives signals with two independent antennae. With diversity  
wireless the receiver processes the stronger signal, effectively minimizing dropouts and interference from other transmitting sources. The  
antennae are mounted internally so there are no obstructions or risk of damage.  
CARING FOR YOUR BUILT-IN BATTERIES  
It is very important that you fully charge the batteries in your new sound system before the first time its used. To preserve battery life it is also  
recommended that batteries be fully charged as soon as possible after every use regardless of the length of operation.  
UNDERSTANDING THE BATTERY LEVEL INDICATOR LIGHT  
CHANNEL SELECTION - BUILT-IN RECEIVER  
LED Flashing Red  
Battery charge is very low, in 15-30 minutes the Battery Protection Circuit will turn the system off  
WIRELESS MICROPHONE  
VOLUME CONTROL  
WIRELESS RECEIVER CHANNEL  
Select a channel, set the built-in receiver and micro-  
phone transmitter to that channel before using your  
wireless system.  
SELECTION KNOB  
LED Off  
Battery is completely drained and must be charged  
NOTE: System Can Be Used When Batteries Are Being Charged!  
1. Choose any available wireless channel/  
frequency from 1 thru 16  
OPERATING ACCLAIM IN AC MODE  
(transmitter instructions - page 7)  
Plug your sound system into an AC outlet and operate as normal while charging the built-in batteries at the same time. The Charger LED will  
light during charging and flash when the battery is fully charged.  
2. Set the Wireless Channel Selector Knob to  
the channel/frequency you choose in step  
1 above  
BATTERY SERVICE TIME  
With the batteries fully charged you can expect approx.:  
Remember, to operate the receiver & transmitter  
pair must be set to the same channels.  
6-8 hrs @ Medium Volume  
2-4 hrs @ Full Volume  
Of continuous music input (longer for speech). However service time will vary depending on control settings and the use of accessories (built-in  
CD player, wireless receivers and/or a companion speaker).  
RX INDICATOR LIGHTS  
IMpORTANT: Always Store Your System w/ Batteries Fully Charged!  
NOTE: Ongoing wireless interference? The frequency you selected may be in use by  
SYSTEM STORAGE & BATTERIES  
other systems in the area! Change channels until you find a clear frequency!  
Always store your sound system with the batteries fully charged. For extended periods of storage leave the system plugged into an AC outlet. If  
this is not possible, charge the system at least once each month for a minimum of 24 hours.  
NEED MORE HELp? View demonstration videos on proper system setup and operation:  
ACCLAIM ACCESSORIES  
AN-1001X - Companion Speaker  
Unpowered companion speaker (speaker cable not included)  
ACC-BASE - Base for Acclaim  
Acclaim lectern base & traveling case  
CHARGER  
INDICATOR LIGHT  
SC-50 - Heavy Duty Speaker Cable  
50’ speaker cable, connect AN-1001X to powered Acclaim  
MIC-90 - Handheld Wired Microphone  
Anchor’s dynamic, balanced, low impedance microphone w/ unidi-  
rectional pick-up pattern, mic “on/off” switch & 20’ cable  
SS-550 - Heavy Duty Speaker Stand  
Adjustable stand made of black, anodized aluminum  
BATTERY LEVEL  
INDICATOR LIGHT  
CHARGING YOUR BUILT-IN BATTERIES  
An automatic charging system is built-in to your Acclaim Lectern Sound System. It is designed to properly charge and maintain the systems  
built-in batteries. To charge the batteries:  
ANCHOR WIRELESS - 16 CHANNEL UHF  
WH-6000 - Handheld Microphone/Transmitter  
Wireless transmitter & microphone in one unit  
WB-6000 - Body Pack Transmitter  
Works w/ hands free microphones (mic not included)  
1. Plug the power cord into your sound system  
2. Plug the other end of the cord into AC outlet (Charger LED will stay on during charging)  
3. Batteries will be fully charged in approximately 6-8 hrs (Charger LED will flash)  
Body Pack Transmitter Microphones:  
CM-60 - Collar Microphone  
Lightweight, low-profile mic  
LM-60 - Lapel Microphone  
Lightweight, clip-on lapel mic  
When in AC mode the system automatically transfers power from the battery charger to the power amplifier at high volume output, causing the  
Charger LED to flicker.  
EM-60T - UltraLite Microphone  
Hands free “Over-the-Ear” mic  
HBM-TA4F - Headband Microphone  
Ultra-lightweight headband mic  
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LINE IN  
INPUT JACK – 1/4” PHONE  
BASIC SYSTEM OpERATION  
Jack may be combined w/ mic inputs for a composite output  
For playback of tape/CD player or other audio source  
NOTE: Fully Charge Battery Before First DC Use!  
CHARGE INDICATOR LIGHT  
(please see page 3 for instructions)  
BATTERY LEVEL INDICATOR LIGHT  
1. Set all Input Level Controls to minimum & Tones Controls to flat (the  
middle setting) before turning your system on  
LINE OUT  
2. Plug lectern gooseneck microphone into the Lectern Mic Jack located on  
the tabletop  
OUTPUT JACK – 1/4” PHONE  
Balanced - provides combined  
output of all active system inputs  
Record presentation / connect to another  
powered sound system  
3. Plug reading light into the Reading Lamp Jack on control panel  
4. Switch POWER to ON, the BATTERY LED will light  
5. Slowly increase the Level Control for the input jacks used  
to the desired volume  
INTERNAL SPEAKER SWITCH  
Turn internal lectern speaker out-  
put on / off  
6. Adjust BASS & TREBLE controls to desired sound quality  
ACCLAIM LECTERN -  
CONNECTION pANEL  
Model Shown: ACL-7500U1  
IMpORTANT: Make all connections w/ shielded  
cables to avoid hum, buzzing or interference.  
AUXILIARY MICROPHONE  
INPUT JACK – XLR  
Balanced - low impedance mi-  
crophones, powers condenser  
mics  
BALANCED MICROPHONE  
OUTPUT JACK – XLR  
Use to connect Acclaim to a  
house system  
SPEAKER OUT  
OUTPUT JACK – 1/4” PHONE  
Balanced - drives an unpowered  
2 ohm speaker in addition to the  
built-in speakers  
UHF WIRELESS RECEIVER  
Available on selected models only  
(please see page 6 for instructions)  
POWER ON  
INDICATOR LIGHT  
WIRED MICROPHONE  
LEVEL CONTROL  
TONE CONTROLS  
Bass & Treble  
LECTERN  
MICROPHONE  
JACK  
READING LAMP JACK  
Remove cap to use  
LINE IN LEVEL  
CONTROL  
LECTERN MIC LEVEL  
CONTROL  
ACCLAIM LECTERN - CONTROL pANEL  
Model Shown: ACL-7500U1  
FRONT/SPEAKER  
LECTERN TOP  
ACCLAIM LECTERN  
- TABLETOp  
Waste electrical and electronic products must not be disposed of with household  
waste. Please recycle where facilities exist. Check with your Local Authority or  
Retailer for recycling advice.  
All Models  
BACK/CONTROL PANEL  
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