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1.       User Manual    TOM Audio TG 100 eTour       DocNo 002   August 2014 www tom audio com                   Table of contents    ES af LY IDEE ICONS ae ren 3  1 1 Instructions on battery disposal         uususeseennnnnnennnnennnnn nennen nen nnnn nun 3  2 Overview of the controlls of TG 100           u22ssuneennnnnnnnnnnnn nn nnnn nn nn nun 4  2 4 Iransmitter Io 100  2er ne ee 5  2 2 Receiver TG LOUR ee ee era 5  2 3 5Nared LlEMENB ann 6  ZA SV IM SOO  a ee 6  QUER Operation gU G sense een 7  A Taig  TO 0    Ara 8  4 1 Turning the devices On   Off    z22ssssnnonnnnnnnonnenn nennen nun nun nun nn n une nn nn 8  4 2 Connecting the mic to the transmitter      zssssnnnnnnn nennen nenn nennen nenn nenn 8  4 3 Connecting a playback device to the transSmitter          ccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeuees 8  4 4 Connecting a headphone to the receiver       uuuuseneneenenenennnnnnnnnnnn nun 9  4 5 Adjusting The radio CHANG  a  ee 10  4 6 Automatic radio channel synchronisation          zsss2ssnnnnnnnennnnnn nun nennen 10  4 7 Summarising several receivers TG 1OOR as a GFOUP    zzesseeeenennnnnnnn nn 10  4 8 Synchronisation using the Sync Kit SK 100            cece cece cece ee nenn nenn 12  A9 Controlling Vollmne ae ee 13  4 92  Transmitter TG I DD Te ee ee 13  4 9 2 Receiver TG 100OR          uuss22000uannnnnun ann nenn nn nnn nn nn anna nenn nun nenn n ne 13  4 10 Recharging the Batterlles  san ea 14  4 10 1 Transportation and charging bag TC 35      zer222220nn nennen nn nn 15  5  1rOUDIE EC N
2.      The level of sensitivity reaches from the lowest setting with four bars     BIER  to the highest setting with seven bars     IIND     You can mute the microphne by pushing the mute button    ae    once  By  pushing the mute button again the muting will be reversed     Remark  When choosing a high level of sensibility  the speaker s  broadcasted voice will get louder  However  the  Surrounding sounds will be broadcasted louder as well  To  avoid this  the listeners should first adjust the volumne  on their receivers  We recommend keeping the  microphone sensivity at an average level     4 9 2  Receiver TG 100R    You can adjust the receiver s volumne by pushing the increase and decrease    button               The volumne level reaches from muting     to the highest setting with seven  bars   4 IIIIIEIE       www tom audio com 13 22                4 10  Recharging the batteries    If the display shows a battery symbol with three bars   A   in it  the battery s  capacity is approx  100    In this case the transmitter s battery will last for  approx  15 h  The receiver s battery will last for approx  20 h    If the display shows a flashing battery symbol with no bars        in it  the  battery s capacity is approx  10    In this case you should follow these  instructions in order to charge the devices     1  Please put the devices in the charging cradle of the provided  transportation and charging bag   Remark  The transmitter and receiver use the same charging cradle   The
3.     By pushing the transmitter s mute button  x  the music will be muted  By  pushing the mut button again the muting will be reversed     Remark  Always use a stereo plug to connect a playback device to    the transmitter  Otherwise the transmitter can not adjust  the input level correctly     Zur Beachtung     Mono Klinkenstecker f  r Mikrofonanschluss    TS o E        Mic       Stereo Klinkenstecker f  r externe Audioger  te          4 4  Connecting a headphone to the receiver    Please connect the supplied headphone with the receiver s headphone jack   No  12      www tom audio com 9 22                   4 5  Adjusting the radio channel    The transmitter s and reciever s channels must be congruent in order to get a  connection    To adjust the transmitter s and reciever s radio channel please follow these  steps     1  Push the increase and decrease button           simultaneously for  approx  three seconds     2  The channel lock symbol   Q  disappears and the channel symbol      H   starts flashing  This indicates the unlocking of the channel lock     3  Use the increase and decrease buttons  H   to adjust the channel     Attention  The transmitter s and reciever s channels must be  congruent in order to get a connection     4  Confirm your choice by pushing the confirmation button     aJ Lo      5  Please note  The minimum distance between the transmitter and  receiver has to be at least approx  30 cm  Otherwise disturbances and  dropouts can occur     4 6  Automatic 
4.   Transmittion range on an open field     Audio sampling rate   Signal delay    Dynamic range   Signal to noise ratio   T H D     Operating temperature     6 1  Transmitter TG 100T    Transmission power   Audio input     Max  input level microphone   Power supply     Operating time   Recharging time   Antenna    Dimensions in mm  w o antenna  HxWxD    Weight    Lanyard color    Housing color     6 2  Receiver TG 100R    Sensivity   Audio output   Power supply     Operating time   Recharging time   Antenna    Dimensions in mm  w o antenna  HxWxD    Weight     www tom audio com                approx  100 m  16 bit   22 mS    gt 70 dB    gt 65 dB  A    lt 3     10 to  50  C    10 mV  3 5 mm jack for microphone   line     31 dBV   Line in  0 dBV  Lithium polymer accumulator   3 7 V   600 mAh    approx  15h   approx  6h   Helical antenna    69 x 40 x 12  approx  34g  red   white     110 dBm   3 5 mm jack   Lithium polymer accumulator   3 7 V   600 mAh    approx  20 h   approx  6 h   integrated    69 x 40 x 12  approx  32 g    17 22                Lanyard color  black  Housing color  blue    6 3  Sync Kit SK 100    Spannungsversorgung  Li Polymer Akku  3 7 V   600 mAh   Betriebsdauer  ca  20 Stunden   Ladezeit  ca  6 Stunden   MaBe in mm ohne Antenne  HxBxT   69 x 40 x 12   Gewicht  ca  32g   Farbe Geh  use  wei      6 4  Transportation and charging bag TC 35    Dimensions in mm  HxWxD   approx  250 x 430 x 120  Weight  filled   approx  4 kg   Gewicht  empty   approx  3 kg   Chargi
5.  Solution       No sound from receiver    Please check if transmitter and receiver are  turned on   Please check the battery s capacity   Please reduce the distance between  transmitter and receiver  minimum  distance  30 cm        Strong disturbing noises and  rustle occur    Please check battery capacity and recharge  if necessary   Please avoid sources of disturbance like  halogen lamps   Please check if two transmitters are using  the same channel  If this is the case turn  one if the transmitter off or switch channel  Please reduce the distance between  transmitter and receiver  minimum  distance  30 cm        Trandsmitter and receiver are  frozen    Please push the increase  decrease and  On Off button simultaneously for approx   three seconds  The device will be reset to  factory settings        Temporary loss of sound  when moving in the area  where the tour takes place    Please move to a different spot with the   receiver  If the losses of sound still occur   please avoid this area and check if there  are any disturbance sources       The LED on the charging  cradle is red even though the  device is fully charged          As soon a device is put into the charging  cradle  the LED will turn red  The system  now checks the rechargeable battery s  capacity  This can take up to five minutes   After the check  charged devices will be  marked with a green LED  devices that are  getting charged will have a red LED        16 22    www tom audio com       6  Specifications  
6.  battery is charged via the micro USB port     2  Connect the transportation and charging bag with the power outlet  using the provided power cable  You can find the plug for the charging  cable on the right side of the charging cradles in the bag     3  The LED of the occupied charging cradle will be on red while charging   4  When charging is completed the LED will switch to green     5  It takes about 6 hours to charge the device to full capacity     Remark  The devices turn off automatically when putting them into  the charging cradle  As soon a device is put into the  charging cradle  the LED will turn red  The system now  checks the rechargeable battery s capacity  This can take  up to five minutes  After the check  charged devices will  be marked with a green LED  devices that are getting  charged will have a red LED     14 22 www tom audio com             4 10 1 Transportation and charging bag TC 35    The transportation and charging bag TC 35 can charge up to 35 devices  simultaneously    You can find the plug for the power cable on the rigth side of the charging  cradles  The opening to the plug is marked by a metal ring        Every tranportation and charging bag comes with a range of the following  power adapters     e Plug Type B  USA  Japan    e Plug Type C  Europe    e Plug Type G  United Kingdom    e Plug Type I  Australia  New Zealand     The power adapter s voltage is 100   240 V     www tom audio com 15 22                5  Trouble shooting       Problem   
7. OOL ING a ne Seesen en aree a aaea 16  OF Pe Cle lO 0 EURER EIN E 17  8 1  Hansmitter IG  100 Tessa ers 17  622  RECEIVER TG 100Ree ea esse 17  BEYER Eee ee ee 18  6 4 Transportation and charging bag TC 35       zususunnnnnnnnnnnn nenn nennen nenn 18  7  FYCOUCHCY tabl a sea 19  8 Suggestions for channel setting when using multiple transmitters  SIO ES COUSIN ee DE EA ENE 20    2 22 www tom audio com                1  Safety instructions    v  v    Vv    x    ISIS    v    Please pay attention to the following safety instructions    Please read carefully though the following user manual and follow the given  instructions    The devices must be sheltered from water and extreme heat    When switching from a cold to a warm environment water condensation can  occur    Please pay attention to the instructions on how to deal with the  rechargeable batteries und the charging process    Only use the designated batteries or rechargeable batteries  Pay attention  to the polarity and dispose the batteries properly    Only use a clean and slightly wet cloth when cleaning the devices    Do not use solvent or aggressive detergents when cleaning the devices   Reparing and maintenance may only be executed by a trained expert    Do not open the devices by yourself    One may only use original spare parts or spare parts recommended by the  manufacturer    Damage through improperly use leads to the extinction of any warranty     1 1  Instructions on battery disposal    Please dispose the batteri
8. acturer label    Remark  The transmitter s and receiver s display are identical   2 4  Sync Kit SK 100    15  Manufacturer label   16  Radio channel   17  Decrease button to adjust radio channel and volumne  18  Increase button to adjust radio channel and volumne  19  On  Off button    20  Connector for lanyard    6 22 www tom audio com                3  Quick operation guide    On this page you will learn how to take the TOM Audio TG 100 eTour in  operatioen in a few simple steps     Push the transmitter s On Off button  No  4  for aprrox  three seconds  to turn it on     Connect the supplied microphone with the transmitter s microphone  jack  No  7     Remark  The volumne level flashes when there is no microphone  plugged in     Push the receiver s On Off button  No  9  for approx  three seconds to  turn it on     Connect the supplied headphone with the receiver s headphone jack   No  12      Push the receiver s increase and decrease button  No  8 and 10   Simultaneously  The    CH    indicator starts to flash     Use the increase and decrease buttons  No  8 and 10  to choose the  matching channel to the transmitter  Confirm your choice by pushing  the confirmation button  No  9     Attention  The transmitter s and reciever s channels must be  congruent in order to get a connection    The receiver s display flashes of it does not receive any signals     The system is now ready to use     Please enjoy     www tom audio com 7 22                4  Handling TG 100    4 1  Turni
9. es and rechargeable batteries conform to the provisions of  the law  Batteries and rechargeable batteries contain toxic material which must not  get into the environment    Do not throw used batteries and rechargeable batteries into fire     Batteries and rechargeable batteries delivered by us can be returned by putting  them into an adequately franked envelope and sending them to us  We then will  despose them properly     www tom audio com 3 22          USER MANUA       TOM     UDI    2  Overview of the controlls of TG 100    Transmitter  TG 100T LCD Display  Channel lock    Radio channel  Battery charge level Volumne  Front view Side vie  Top view Bottom view  7             Receiver  TG 100R       Front view Side view          Back side view    Top view    De    12          USER MANUAL          SK 100 Sync Kit    Front view Side view  20       2 1  Transmitter TG 100T    Antenna   LCD Display   Decrease button to adjust radio channel and volumne  On  Off  Mute and confirmation button  Increase button to adjust radio channel and volumne    Connector for lanyard    be u De De u Ze    3 5 mm stereo jack for microphone   playback device input    2 2  Receiver TG 100R    8  Decrease button to adjust radio channel and volumne    9  On  Off and confirmation button    www tom audio com 5 22                   10  Increase button to adjust radio channel and volumne  11  Connector for lanyard    12  3 5 mm jack for earphone input  2 3  Shared elements  13  Micro USB jack    14  Manuf
10. ng cradles  35   Power adaptor  100   240 V   Charging time transmitter  approx  6 h   Charging time receiver  approx  6 h   Color  black    18 22 www tom audio com    USER MANUAL          GERMANY    7  Frequency table    The frequencies of channel 1   16 are free of charge in the EU and Switzerland        If you want to use channel 17   56 please first check the regulations with the  local government agency        Frequencies are given in Mhz     www tom audio com 19 22                8  Suggestions for channel setting when using  multiple transmitters simultaneously    The following channel settings were calculated using software and only  represent suggestions when using miltiple transmitters simultaneously  As the  conditions on site may vary  we can not guarantee that these settings will work  without interferences     The number of transmitters show how many transmitters are in use  Simultaneously  The column with the channels in it shows on which channels  the transmitter need to transmit to avoid interferences    I there are any interferences you can choose from option 1   5 and switch to  the given channels     When using channel 1   16                                             Number of   Option 1 Option 2   Optione 3 Option 4 Option 5  transmitters  1 2  2 3  1 13 6 9 5 1  3 2 14 7 10 6 2  7 4 12 15 11 15  1  4 2    3  16          20 22 www tom audio com    USER MANUAL    When using all 56 channels     www tom audio com       USER MANUA       GERMANY       The gi
11. ng the devices On   Off    Please push the transmitter s         resp  receiver s          On Off button for  approx  three seconds to turn it on   The serviceability is indicated by the activated display     To turn off the devices please push the transmitter s  x    resp  receiver s   Co    On Off button for approx  three seconds   The device is turned off when the display is deactivated     Remark  The receivers turn off automatically of it does not receive  any signals for approx  20 min     4 2  Connecting the mic to the transmitter    Please connect the supplied microphone with the transmitter s microphone jack   No  7      Remark  A flashing  cancelled out loudspeaker symbol       indicates that there is no microphone connected or the  microphone is not connected properly     4 3  Connecting a playback device to the transmitter    The transmitter s 3 5 mm microphone jack  No  7  doubles as an input jack for  playback devices  e g  MP3 Player  smartphone  laptop     Based on the plug you use the transmitter automatically recognises the  connected device    The microphone will be recognised by a 3 5 mm mono plug  A playback device  will be recognised by a 3 5 mm stereo plug     If the transmitter recognises a microphone  the volumne will be display as  usual     8 22 www tom audio com             If the transmitter recognises a playback device  the volumne level will flash and  only show one bar  IH    In this case the volumne must be controlled from the playback device 
12. radio channel synchronisation    Once the transmitter and receiver use the same radio channel  the receiver s  radio channel synchronises automatically with the transmitter s channel     For example  Transmitter and receiver both use channel five  The transmitter  now changes to channel eight  The receiver now automatically changes it s  channel to channel eight as well  The radio communication is restored     4 7  Summarising several receivers TG 100R as a group    In order to guide several groups of people simultaneously the radio channels    10 22 www tom audio com                must be summarised as a group  To simplify the process of summarising the  recievers into groups follow these instuctions     1     Push the increase  decrease and On Off button            simultaneously for approx  three seconds on the receivers you want to  Sumarise as a group  The radio channel will be reset to factory setting     DO        Please repeat step one with the transmitter you want to use with this  group of receivers     Push the transmitter s increase and decrease button            simultaneously for approx  three seconds     The channel lock symbol   k O  disappears and the channel symbol    cH   starts flashing  This indicates the unlocking of the channel lock     Use the increase and decrease buttons           to adjust the channel   Remark  You can find suggestions about the right choice of radio  channels in chapter eight in this user manual     Confirm your choice by pushing 
13. the confirmation button             Alternitavely the device will save and lock the radio channel  automatically after five seconds     The radio channel symbol         will stop flashing and the key symbol    O  will reappeare on the display     The receivers now automatically change their channel to the  transmitter s channel     The transmitter and receivers now form a group     www tom audio com 11 22                4 8  Synchronisation using the Sync Kit SK 100    The Sync Kit SK 100 is available as an otional accessory which helps you to  synchronise large number of devices  It only works the second generation of  the charging and tranportation bag  which was shiped from August 2014     1  Please put the devicese you want to synchronise in the charging cradle    2  Conntect the transportation and charging bag with a power outlet    3  Turn on the Sync Kit SK 100 by pushing the On button    for  approx  Three seconds    4  Use the increase  and decrease button to choose your desired radio  channel    5  Now put the Sync Kit in one of the charging cradles    6  The charging cradle s LEDs will flash five times  All devices are now  synchronised   Remark  There must not be two Sync Kit SK 100 in the charging cradle    12 22    of the transportation and chraging bag while synchronisation     www tom audio com                4 9  Controlling volumne    4 9 1  Transmitter TG 100T    You can adjust the microphone s sensivity by pushing the increase and  decrease button         
14. ven specifications are benchmarks and do not represent guaranteed  specifications  Technical changes and mistakes reserved  Varriations caused by  productions may occur     BMS Technologies GmbH  Maulacher StraBe 25  74564 Crailsheim  Germany    Tel   0049 7951   9622 298  Fax  0049 7951   9622 299  email  welcome bms tec com    Effective  8 2014       TOM Audio TG 100 etour  Art  No   36100    EU conformity declaration   www tom audio com downloads     Ex    22 22 www tom audio com             
    
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