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IR-Satelite (TLD100)Dome Sensor LED Indicators
DVD
Level controls for Multimedia (Line) Sources
Front panel line input for a
portable device
Bass, Mid, TrebleTone Controls
Front panel line level output for Assistive
Listening Device (ALD) such as a student FM transmitter
Teacher and Student Volumes are remotely controlled from the
Teacher Microphone and not from the front panel of the ampli�er.See page 3 for detailed remote
volume control information.
Turn power on toactivate classroom
sound system
UP Volume control button
DOWN Volumecontrol button
Charging the MicrophonePress and hold for
more than 2 secondsto activate SAFE
alert system.
See page 3 for detailedSAFE System information
Press and hold PWR buttonto turn microphone On/O�
A momentary press of PWR button will Mute/Unmute microphone audio. If muted for more than
5 minutes, the microphone will automatically turn o�.
Student Microphone
Active
System Power ONTeacher
Microphone Active
Step 1. Position the Micro Teardrop Teacher Microphone with the black back of the microphone facing towards you. Step 2. Align the charger connector so that the small triangle shaped arrow on the charging connector is facing you.
Step 3. Insert the connector into the microphone.
Front Panel Controls
CA-50 Ampli�er Quick-Start Manual
1
2
TLD100IR-Satellite Receiver
Ceiling Speakers
Line Inputs 1, 2, 3Tip/Ring/Sleeve (TRS) -
Unbalanced stereo3.5 mm
- Line Input 1
Line Input TRS3.5 mm front panelconnector. Disconnects rear panelLine Input1connector
Power ON/OFF
ALD/Line Output
- Line Input 2
- Line Input 3
TLD100Receiver Input
Line Outputparalleled withfront panel for
use with ALD
DC Power Supply
Tone Controls
CAT5 Cable
Bad
Good
For use with ALD TRS 3.5 mm unbalancedstereo. Paralleledwith rear panel line out
When using 4 speakers, wire ceiling speakers in parallel in the ceiling - bringing one speaker wire per pair to the CA-50 Ampli�er channel.
Call Audio Enhancement at 800.383.9362 for more wiring diagrams
Use set of tin leads and connect to the speaker. Then cut the speaker wires to appropriate length. Strip the newly cut ends to bare copper before inserting into the scew compression terminals.
Optional SAFE System Alert Activation
Press and hold the Function button for 3 seconds
[Requires installation of SAFE (Security Alert For Education) System components]
You can tell that the microphonesent the Alert signal when theRed CHG light is illuminated.
The three LEDs on the ceiling mounteddome sensor will turn Red indicatingthat the signal has been sent.
Remote Volume Control of the Teacherand Student Microphones
UP Volume control button
DOWN Volumecontrol button
Teacher Microphone (OWN) Level Adjustment
Student Microphone (OTHER) Level Adjustment
Blinks with each button press
Blinks with each button press
The “SELECT” button determines which levelwill be controlled by the UP/DOWN buttons
If your classroom is equipped with the SAFE System you can send an alert by pressing and holding the Function button on your microphone. The Red CHG light will illuminate on the face of the microphone and three Red LEDs will illuminate on the ceiling mounted IR-Satellite dome sensor indicating that the ALERT signal has been sent.
3
Multimedia Level Adjustment
Press either the UP or DOWN arrow button to increase or decrease the level of the Teacher microphone. A blue LED over the “OWN” (for own microphone) will �ash with each press.
The appropriate LED (#1) on the dome sensor will blink with each button press of UP or DOWN.
To adjust the Student (OTHER) volume, �rst press the “SELECT” button so that the blue LED over the “OTHER” label comes on. Now press the UP/DOWN buttons to control the level of the “OTHER” microphone, which is typically the Student microphone.
If multimedia is routed through the TLD100, then the Line Level Control on the CA-50 ampli�er does not adjust multimedia volume for devices that are connected directly to the CA-50 ampli�er.
DC-40179.01