Catchbox Plus User Manual Copyright 2022 Catchbox SIA version 1.0 Cube Cover with ViralOff™ Cube Transmitter Cube Wireless Charger Hub Receiver Clip Transmitter Contents 1. Safety instructions 2 2. Product description 2.1. Overview 2.2. DECT Wireless Standard 4 3. System products 3.1. Hub Receiver 3.2. Cube Transmitter 3.3. Clip Transmitter 5 4. Troubleshooting 15 5. Maintenance, storage and disposal 16 6.
1. Safety instructions Notice Before using the product, read and understand the user manual and inform others of proper usage. Follow all warnings and instructions on the product and in this manual. Keep this user manual and always include it when passing the equipment on to third parties. Warning Not heeding these warnings may lead to serious injury or property damage. Do not throw the Cube at peoples’ heads and always make sure everyone is aware of the situation before throwing.
Throwing the Cube To throw the Cube microphone, find someone in the audience who wants to ask a question or make a comment. Make sure that the person and those around them are aware of the situation and are prepared to catch. Short, underhand passes of up to 5 m / 16 ft distance are recommended. If someone farther away has a question, try to get the entire audience involved by having members pass the Cube short distances to the person who wants it. This is a great way to activate the crowd.
2. Product description 2.1. Overview The Plus is Catchbox's flagship wireless microphone system that is designed for simple hybrid meetings to large and complex multi-room installations. Please check the front page to see the full list of the Plus system components. Catchbox Cube is equipped with unique patented Automute technology turns off the audio signal when the microphone is being thrown ensuring the system doesn’t make any unwanted noises when passed around (US Patent: US9936319B2).
3. System products 3.1. Hub Receiver The Hub is a two-channel microphone receiver at the heart of the Plus system. Manage your mics through the intuitive graphical UI, connect and monitor your systems via API or utilize built-in Dante™ audio over IP 3.1.1. Hub operating elements and connections 1 2 7 8 3 9 10 4 5 6 11 1. Status LED 7. USB-C Power, Audio In/Out 2. Display 8. 3.5mm Auxiliary input 3. System menu 9. XLR Mic 2 Balanced audio output 4. Back button 10.
3.1.2. Hub connectivity Turning on the Hub Depending on your setup the Receiver will be powered by the included Power supply or by the computer’s USB port. LED on the top surface will light up indicating the device is on. Connecting the Hub to mixer, speakers or computer For using each wireless channel separately use Balanced audio outputs Mic 1 and Mic 2. For using Mixed audio output use Unbalanced audio output RCA OUT.
3.1.4. Hub displays Hub screen displays are structured into Output and Input screens. Output screen gives an easy access to control volume levels for all of the outputs of the Hub and Input screen allows to manage wireless channel gain level and channel settings as well as gives an overview of other inputs Output screen The Output screen appears when the Hub is switched-on or after a long press of Back button. 3 master OUTPUT 1 CUBE rca out usb out xlr out 2 CLIP USB-IN 5 AUX-IN 1 2 4 1.
Input screen The Input screen is default view for all of the possible inputs to the Hub. 4 OUTPUT 1 1 CUBE 2 CLIP CUBE USB-IN AUX-IN 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 1. Name of the paired transmitter 2. Appears if USB-IN in used with computer 3. Appears if Auxiliary in jack is used 4. Expected remaining battery life of the connected transmitter 5. 5-step display for the RF signal level 6. Name of selected Input channel 7. Gain for selected Input channel 8. Audio level display 9.
3.2. Cube Transmitter Make sure everyone can be heard and all participants can contribute to the conversation. The throwable cube microphone makes it easy to 'mic the whole room' in a dynamic, enjoyable and cost-effective way. 3.2.1. Cube operating elements and connections 5 1 2 6 3 4 1. Pairing button - long press to initiate pairing 2. Link LED 3. Battery status LED's 4. Power button - long press for to turn transmitter on/off, short press for Battery life 5. Microphone element 6.
3.2.3. Cube locking mechanism The locking mechanism is composed of two magnets that attract each other when correctly aligned. Remove the Transmitter from the outer Cover by twisting it 90 degrees and pulling upwards. This motion will misalign the internal magnets and allow for easy removal of the Transmitter unit. 1 3 2 4 5 3.2.4. Using Cube To use the Cube, simply speak into the foam cap located on top of the Transmitter.
3.2.5. Charging Cube Charging Cube with USB cable Plug the Power supply to AC mains outlet and connect it to the USB-C socket located on the rear of the Transmitter. LEDs on the front of the Transmitter will light up indicating the state of charge of the battery. Blinking will indicate the charging process is ongoing. When all LEDs are steadily lit the battery is fully charged.
3.3. Clip Transmitter Our innovative Clip microphone houses a powerful omnidirectional microphone in a compact, user-friendly design. Clip can be worn by a teacher or meeting leader to ensure seamless speech and powerful presentations. 3.3.1. Clip operating elements and connections 1 2 5 3 4 8 9 6 1. Status LED 7. Power switch 2. Microphone element 8. Power jack (USB-C) 3. Clip 9. Battery compartment 7 4. Charging pads 5. Battery LED's 6. Mute button a.
3.3.2. Clip Status LED behaviour Off Not powered Green Power on, Transmitters paired to Hub Amber Power on, No transmitters connected to Hub Amber blinking In pairing mode 3.3.3. Using Clip Wear it attached to clothing To use the Clip, simply clip it on the collar or a lapel of clothing. An optimal distance of 20 cm / 8 in will provide the clearest sound. 20cm/8’’ Wear it around your neck To use the Clip with lanyard, simply slide the lanyard below the clip around your neck.
3.3.4. Charging Clip Charging Clip with USB cable Plug the Power supply to AC mains outlet and connect it to the USB-C socket located on the bottom of the Clip. LEDs on the front of the Clip will light up indicating the state of charge of the battery. Blinking will indicate the charging process is ongoing. When all LEDs are steadily lit the battery is fully charged.
4. Troubleshooting No sound 1. The Transmitter and the Receiver are not paired. 2. The Transmitter or the Receiver is not powered. 3. Volume on the Receiver is on mute. Audio signal dropouts or breaks Distorted sound 1. The Transmitter and the Receiver are located too far from each other. 2. There are obstacles in between the Transmitter and the Receiver. 1. Audio cable or adapter piece is broken or not properly attached. 1. Pair the Transmitter and the Receiver units. 2. Turn on the Transmitter.
5. Maintenance, Storage, and Disposal Proper maintenance and storage of the Catchbox Plus wireless system will help ensure the product remains operational and safe to use. Improper maintenance or storage, in turn, can lead to equipment failure which can cause serious injury during use. Always refer to this user manual for proper maintenance, storage, and disposal instructions and do not throw away this user manual. Always keep it near the product for reference by other users. 5.1.
5.4. Maintenance of the lithium-ion battery This product contains rechargeable lithium-ion battery. Please follow these guidelines: Do not open or modify Cube transmitter to access or replace the battery. If it is necessary to replace Clip battery, purchase the original lithium-ion battery from manufacturer or registered partners. Do not damage or pierce the battery. It may lead to accumulation of hazardous gases and cause explosion or fire leading to injury and property damage.
6. Certification Catchbox Plus system consists of: Catchbox Cube (Model #:CBPLTX002) Catchbox Clip (Model #: CBPLCL001) Catchbox Hub (Model #: CBPLRX002) Catchbox Wireless Charger (Model #: CBWCH002) Catchbox Cube (Model #:CBPLTX002) Catchbox Clip (Model #: CBPLCL001) Catchbox Hub (Model #: CBPLRX002) All 3 products contain a pre-certified DECT module and meets the essential requirements of the European RED directive 2014/53/EU and is found to comply with the following standards: EN 301 406 V2.2.
