PROVOX TruTone Emote Manual De Instrucciones página 9

Part specification (Illustration 1)
A. Sound head (x2 TTE/P) (x1 STP) (including sound button and foam ring)
B. Sound head spacer (TTE/P)
C. Power button (Emotion™ button in TTE/P)
D. Volume knob
E. Body
F. Battery
G. Battery cap
H. Battery connector (TTE/P)
I. Oral tube (2 + 2)
J. Oral adapter
K. Tone (pitch) adjustment knob
L. LED indicator light
M. MODE button (TTE/P)
U. USB dust cover (TTE/P)
V. USB charge jack
2.2 Operating instruction
2.2.1 Volume level and power
• The volume knob (D) all the way down is off.
• Turn the device on and adjust the volume by turning the volume knob
upwards (D).
2.2.2 Adjusting tone
• Adjust the tone by turning the tone adjustment knob (K).
• Keep the power button (C) pressed while making your initial adjustment to
hear the differences.
• Using the tone knob (K) without holding the power button (C) still changes
the tone without the ability to hear it.
2.2.3 Setting the mode (TTE/P)
To change the mode, first remove the battery cap, then press both the mode button
(M) and the power button (C). The mode changes immediately, but if you continue
to hold the power button, the device will beep to indicate the new mode setting.
The number of beeps and the tone of the beeps indicate which mode it is in.
Provox TruTone Emote (TTE) has six modes 1-6 and Provox TruTone Plus (TTP)
has two modes 1-2.
Modes 1-4: Four preset ranges.
Mode 1 – Nearly monotone
Mode 2 – Low tonal variations —1/2-octave range
Mode 3 – Medium tonal variations
Mode 4 – High tonal variations—2-octave range
Modes 5-6 (TTE): Volume mode lets you control the volume with the power
button (C), instead of the tone (K). This is for people who do not use the tone
control, and it allows volume control without moving the knob. A very light touch
lets you speak with your "whisper voice", while pressing firmly emits sound at
full volume. The volume control knob still limits your max volume. Changing
into these modes creates a "Whoop" sound (with an increasing tone), rather than
a steady tone beep.
Mode 5 – Low Sensitivity—full volume requires more pressure. 2 "Whoops"
Mode 6 – High Sensitivity—full volume requires less pressure. 3 "Whoops"
1 Beep
2 Beeps
3 Beeps
4 Beeps
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