Laser Light; Volume Control; Aux Input Jack; Microphone - Bigben TW11 LASER Mode D'emploi

Laser Light

Press the Laser Light switch to control the laser lights ON or OFF
1. When no music input or Pause: LASER LIGHT and BASE DISCO LIGHT flash with different pattern.
2. When input music: LASER LIGHT and BASE DISCO LIGHT flash with variation of the music
loudness.
3. You can adjust the laser light speed by the tuning button.

Volume control

Adjust the volume by pressing the "VOLUME +" or "VOLUME - " button

AUX input jack

1. Press the POWER button then press the MODE button repeatedly until the AUX green LED is on.
2. Connect the AUX connecting wire from the output jack of your personal player, such as a portable
MP3 player, to the AUX input jack.
3. Play the music from your personal player and adjust the volume
4. To turn off the unit, press the POWER button again.

Microphone

You may connect the microphone during Bluetooth, USB or AUX mode to use the Karaoke function.
1. Connect the microphone to the MIC socket (MIC IN1 or MIC IN2) on the back
2. Slide the On/off switch on the microphone to on position.
3. Press the Mic+ or Mic- button to adjust the volume of Microphone.
Note:
1. You shall play the music first then can use the Karaoke function.
2. In order to avoid acoustic feedback (sharp whistling sound), use the microphone outside the
speaker radiation zone.

Headphone jack

A Ф 3.5mm stereo headphones socket is provided. When you connect to the headphone socket,
please turn the volume down to its minimum to avoid damaging your ears or the headphones before
connecting. After connecting the headphones to the headphone jack, the speakers will be automatically
disconnected.
Warning: Prolonged exposure to high sound levels may permanently damage your hearing. You may
not hear some warning sounds while wearing these headphones.

WARNING! Risk of hearing impairment

• Set a low volume on the playback device before connecting the headphones to the
sound source.
• Avoid excessive volume, particularly over extended periods or frequent use. Excessive
volume can result in permanent hearing impairment.
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