Lenco PMX-300 Manual De Usuario página 9

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NORMAL FUNCTION

Select power switch on the backside of the speaker to AC or DC mode.

Select an audio source by pressing the INPUT A key on the front panel to display AUX A, BT A, FM, USB A.

Press the INPUT B key on the front panel to display LINE, USB B.

When unit is AC mode:

Pressing standby button once will activate charging mode, showing the battery charging status on

the blue led-display.

Pressing standby button second time will activate the speaker and showing green charging light.

You can also select the standby mode, without charging the battery

When unit is DC mode:

Pressing standby button shows the battery level on the blue led display

Rotate the VOLUME/MULTI/DJ EFFECT wheel on the control panel or the VOL+/- key on the remote

control to adjust the main volume. Then adjust the volume slider of INPUT A and use the right volume

slider to change the volume of INPUT B.

To adjust the bass, treble, X-drive, speaker lights and main volume, press the menu key to select bass,

treble, X-drive, speaker lights, and then rotate the big VOLUME/MULTI/DJ EFFECT wheel.

PHONES OUTPUT selection. Press the PHONES MODE button on the control panel to display INPUT A,

INPUT B, or INPUT AB and adjust the volume of A,B or AB by rotating the multi DJ eﬀect wheel.

Press the LIGHT button on the remote control or press the MENU button on the front panel until

speaker light mode is displayed, then rotate the VOLUME/MULTI/DJ EFFECT wheel to select to OFF, R,

G, B, RG, RB, GB, RGB, AUTO, DEMO light mode.

Press the MUTE key on the remote to mute, press it again to reset.

Press X DRIVE on the remote to turn on/oﬀ X-Bass eﬀect.

SPEAKER LIGHT COLOR CONTROL OPTIONS

• R = red lights ﬂash

• G = green lights ﬂash

• B = blue lights ﬂash

• RG = red and green lights ﬂash RB = red and blue lights ﬂash GB = green and blue lights ﬂash

• RGB = red, green, and blue lights ﬂash

• Auto = the various color combinations cycle through and ﬂash.

• Demo = lights ﬂash and change color as if they were responding to the beat of the music.

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