Orbiter Owner's Manual Technical Audio for the 21st Century Classroom
OWNER'S MANUAL For use with the following Orbiter systems. Index System No.: ORB-CMD-001 | ORB-CMD-LR001 Contact Info Online Resources A INTRODUCTION B GETTING STARTED Shipping Kit Contents Orbiter Up Close C CETACEA SOUND CORP NEWS CENTER 2003 East Center Circle Plymouth, Minnesota 55441 Announcements & Events SALES sales@cetaceasound.com CUSTOMER SERVICE customerservice@cetaceasound.
Introduction INTRODUCTION TO THE ORBITER A A Congratulations purchasing the Orbiter™ Wireless or MP3 players plug directly into the desktop receiver. Pendant Microphone system. This system represents Please carefully read this guide and other resources the future of classroom soundfield and voice mentioned on our website prior to connecting your amplification. With its state-of-the-art, 2.4-Ghz RF sound device.
B B Getting Started SHIPPING KIT CONTENTS Please check that you have all of the following items. If any items are missing, please contact Cetacea Sound directly at (800) 556-1922.
Getting Started ORBITER UP CLOSE Pendant Transmitter B B Desktop Receiver Orbiter EXT. ANT.
C C Installation INSTALLER NOTES Input source specifications (receiver) Stereo Sources Maximum input voltage should not exceed 300 mV per input channel (1, 2, or 3). Do not use any multi-channel sources like 3-channel, Dolby Digital 5-channel, THX, or QSound. Mono Sources Maximum input voltage should not exceed 150 mV per input channel (1, 2, or 3). Recommended assembly tools No tools are required to set up the Orbiter other than to run a cable to the speaker / amplifier.
Installation CABLING OPTIONS C C Cetacea Sound offers a variety of source and power cabling options to best support your specific installation project. Please ensure that all source and power cables are procured prior to installation. Please visit our website for ordering information. Power Extension Cables Source Cables RCA Adapter AC Extension Cables Mono Cables, M-M RCA to 3.
C C Installation LANYARD KIT The Orbiter includes a pre-built lanyard and spring-loaded cord lock for length adjustment. Diagrams Insert clips into Orbiter To install the lanyard, simply insert the clips into both sides of the Orbiter. The clips will lock into place. To remove, squeeze the clips and pull. INSERT Adjustable spring-loaded cord lock Once installed, the lanyard's length is adjusted by squeezing and moving the included cord lock.
Installation LANYARD KIT C C How to remove excess lanyard material If desired, the lanyard can be shortened to remove excess lanyard material. Diagrams Untie the lanyard material. Remove spring-loaded cord lock. Cut lanyard pieces to equal length. Reinstall spring-loaded cord lock. Tie off both ends of lanyard material. How to attach lanyard clips In the case that lanyard material is removed from the clips, please follow these instructions to reinstall.
C C Installation CHARGING THE TRANSMITTER Using the transmitter charger Prior to operating the Orbiter for the first time, please allow a couple hours to charge the transmitter. The Orbiter transmitter charges like a cell phone. Diagrams CHARGER CONNECTOR 1. Plug charger into power outlet. 2. Connect charger to transmitter base. 3. Transmitter LED will illuminate when charging.
Installation DESKTOP RECEIVER C C Receiver location 1. Position the receiver on a flat surface near an AC power source. 2. Ensure all connectors on the backside are free from obstruction. Diagrams RECEIVER BACK ASTRONAUT SPEAKER (optional) EXT. ANT. INPUTS 1 Receiver connections 1. Connect 3.5 mm speaker cable to ORBITER OUTPUT. 2. Connect 3.5 mm speaker cable to amplifier / speaker. 2 3 OUTPUTS LINE 3.5mm CABLE Stereo or Mono VAR 3. Plug in desktop receiver power supply. ORBITER 4.
C C Installation MULTIMEDIA CONNECTIONS Orbiter and iPod® Connections EXT. ANT. INPUTS Astronaut Speaker (optional) 1 2 3.5mm SPEAKER CABLE iPod® 3 OUTPUTS LINE 3.5mm SPEAKER CABLE VAR ORBITER 15V DC PWR POWER SUPPLY Pendant Transmitter 11 Receiver Back iPod® is a registered trademark of Apple Inc.
Installation MULTIMEDIA CONNECTIONS C C Orbiter and DVD/VHS Connections EXT. ANT. INPUTS Astronaut Speaker (optional) 1 2 Pendant Transmitter 3.5mm SPEAKER CABLE 3 OUTPUTS RCA ADAPTER LINE 3.5mm SPEAKER CABLE L 3.
C C Installation MULTIPLE TRANSMITTERS Using Multiple Transmitters & Receivers The Orbiter system can daisy-chain together to allow for multiple Orbiter transmitters and receivers to be used with a Pendant Transmitter #1 Pendant Transmitter #2 single speaker system. Please refer to the below diagram for connection instructions. Pendant Transmitter #3 Pendant Transmitter #4 Astronaut Speaker (optional) EXT. ANT. EXT. ANT. EXT. ANT. EXT. ANT.
Operation TRANSMITTER CONTROLS C D Using the master control The Orbiter transmitter control button (ON / OFF / MUTE) is multifunctional and located on the backside of the transmitter. Diagrams A. Click once for ON B. Click again to MUTE C. Click again to UNMUTE (etc.) + D. Turn OFF by pushing and holding for 4 seconds and release. MASTER CONTROL – VOLUME CONTROL ON/OFF/MUTE NOTE The MASTER CONTROL button can be pressed repeatedly to cycle between MUTE and UNMUTE.
C D Operation USING THE LANYARD The Orbiter includes a pre-built lanyard and spring-loaded cord lock to adjust its length. Diagrams Wearing the lanyard With clips inserted, place lanyard over your head. Adjust length by using the cord lock. 4-6 INCHES The microphone should be approximately 4-6" from the chin. Removing the lanyard 1. Simply release one clip for the fastest removal. 2. Or, lengthen the lanyard by squeezing the cord lock. Remove lanyard over your head.
Operation ESTABLISH A WIRELESS CONNECTION C D Wireless transmitter/receiver connection 1. Ensure transmitter is charged. Diagrams 2. Disconnect charger from transmitter. 3. Turn transmitter ON. Click MASTER CONTROL Green LED will glow steady. STATUS INDICATOR LED On / mute – green steady Charging – green blinking Charged – green steady Low battery – green blinking 4. Check desktop receiver for wireless connection. WIRELESS CONNECTION Amber LED will glow steady.
C D Operation PAIRING THE ORBITER SYSTEM Orbiter pairing instructions 1. Make sure the Orbiter pendant transmitter has been properly charged and is NOT connected to the charger. 2. The transmitter and receiver must be ON in order to pair. NOTE 5. Insert the end of the paper clip approximately ½" into the pairing hole on the transmitter. To prevent hardware damage use light pressure when inserting the paper clip. Successful pairing will result in a solid amber light on the front side of the receiver.
Operation USING THE TRANSMITTER C D Using the transmitter 1. Once connected, the transmitter begins on MUTE. Diagrams 2. UNMUTE transmitter. Click MASTER CONTROL once. 3. Speak into microphone. NOTE There should be about 4-6" of space between the microphone and your chin. 4-6 INCHES 4. Adjust VOLUME up and down by clicking or scrolling. 5. Test MUTE and UNMUTE by clicking the MASTER CONTROL button repeatedly.
CE Additional Information IMPORTANT Read before connecting multimedia Common Sources The included Orbiter desktop receiver / mixer supports up to 3 separate source devices for added multimedia in the classroom. All inputs and outputs accept 3.5 mm stereo-mono connectors.
Additional Information FEEDBACK AVOIDANCE C E Tips for controlling feedback The Orbiter, and all microphones for that matter, will experience feedback unless used with care. Feedback is caused by a variety of factors, including speaker and microphone placement, the room environment, and volume. Speaker Placement Microphone proximity to the speaker is a common cause of feedback. Speakers can easily be relocated with extension cables. Contact us for an extension cable kit.
EE Additional Information SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Follow these instructions & use precautions Read this guide fully and follow all instructions. Save this guide nearby in an accessible location. Heed all cautions and warnings posted within this guide. Do not use or leave the transmitter near fire, heaters, inside an automobile in hot weather or under strong sunshine. Such conditions of high temperature may short the battery and result in heat generation, explosion or fire.
Notices FF FCC and IC information This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and RSS-210 of the IC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules.
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