Technicolor - Thomson CS806 Microphone Input, Connecting your Microphone, Adjusting Volume

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Microphone Input

You can connect a microphone (not included) to the unit. The output will be processed from the speaker when you are singing or speaking with your microphone.

Connecting your Microphone

Connect your microphone to the MIC INPUT Connector at the back panel of the unit.

Adjusting Volume

•To turn on the power supply of the mic input, rotate the MIC VOLUME dial clockwise until a 'click' sound is heard.

•To increase the microphone input volume, rotate the MIC VOLUME dial clockwise.

•To decrease the microphone input volume, rotate the MIC VOLUME dial counter- clockwise.

•To turn off the power supply of the MIC INPUT, rotate the MIC VOLUME dial counter- clockwise until a 'click' sound is heard.

Note:

The main unit's VOLUME CONTROL adjusts the volume level of both the current playing source and the microphone. The MIC VOLUME adjusts only the volume level of the microphone itself.

Singing or Speaking with your Microphone

1.Connect your microphone to the unit and adjust the MIC VOLUME to desired level.

2.To sing with your microphone, press SOURCE to select among CD, TUNER, PORTABLE PLAYER, USB or AUX. Your vocal signal input from the microphone will be mixed with the current playing source signal and outputted from the speakers (or earphones if connected).

3.To sing or speak without mixing with the current playing source, press SOURCE to select AUX. Disconnect the AUX input (if any) from the unit. Your vocal signal input from the microphone will be outputted from the speakers (or earphones if connected).

Note:
• To achieve the best performance, you are	EN
recommended to keep the microphone
about 5-10cm away when speaking and
singing to the microphone.

•Sound feedback happens usually when the microphone is too close to the speaker. It can be avoided by not pointing the microphone to the speaker while it is on.

•The MIC INPUT feature of this unit is designed to receive your vocal signal input (singing or speaking) from the microphone. It is not suitable for receiving musical signal with rich bass or treble.

•If you are not going to use the microphone for a long time, you are recommended to turn off the power supply of the MIC INPUT by rotating the MIC VOLUME dial counter-clockwise until a 'click' sound is heard and disconnect the microphone.

Microphone Input Recording

Refer to page 14 for details.

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