Owner`s manual

YOUR SOUND CHECK IS NOW

GETTING CONNECTED

Connecting the Microphone Cable to the DTX-5000G

The DTX-5000G’s Microphone jacks will accommodate both the balanced XLR and the unbalanced 1/4”

microphone plugs. The Digital Echo feature affects inputs to microphone jacks 1, 2 and 3. Digital Echo can

be disabled to Mic jack 3 by using the Echo On/Off button.

Powering Up

(a)

Plug the power cord of the DTX-5000G to a 120-Volt AC wall outlet.

To operate the DTX-5000G from a

220V AC power source, it will be necessary to switch to 220V internally. This task should be

performed by an authorized VocoPro service center or please check with your dealer to see if this has

been switched to 220V already.

Note:

Plugging the DTX-5000G into a 220V power source will severely damage the unit and will

void the warranty.

(b)

Turn on your sound system(s) and TV. Do not turn on the DTX-500G.

(c)

Be sure your TV is set to receive video input from the VIDEO INPUT jack.

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Turn the POWER switch on the DTX-5000G to its ON position.

You should see the words: “www.vocopro.com” briefly displayed on the TV screen. Please remember that

there will be no on-screen functions display from VIDEO OUTPUT 1.

Sound Check

(a)

Select the correct input on your sound system. (For example, if the AUDIO OUTPUT from the DTX-5000G

is connected to the CD INPUT of the sound system, the CD INPUT of your sound system should be

selected).

(b)

Set the three MIC VOLUME controls to their center positions. Set both the MASTER MIC & VOLUME and

the sound system volume controls to about 25-percent from their minimum positions.

(c)

Set the DTX-5000G’s INPUT SELECTOR to the correct channel. (For example, if you wish to play from the

layer connected to Digital 1 input, set the input selector to DG1).

(d)

Start playback from source and ensure MIC is on. You should hear the playback and your vocals when

singing into the MIC.

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Adjust ECHO settings via the DSP Echo controls. These scrolling controls set the ECHO, DELAY and REPEAT

levels applied to MIC channels.

(f)

Step up and down with the Digital Key Controller.

YOUR SOUND CHECK IS NOW COMPLETE!