VEGue VS-0650 Portable Speaker Instruction Manual

Product Overview

A VEGue VS-0650 portable speaker is depicted, featuring a black mesh grille, colorful LED lights around the speaker, a top handle for portability, and control buttons/display on the front. This manual provides instructions for its operation and maintenance.

Troubleshooting Guide

Main Technical Specifications

Output power: 50W
Input sensitivity: 550±30mV
SNR: ≥71dB
Frequency response: 20Hz~20KHz
Power supply: DC 15V

*Above specifications are for reference purposes only. Specifications are subject to change without prior notification due to continuous product improvement.

Common Function Description

• Vol: [Volume Control]
• Treble: [Treble Control]
• Bass: [Bass Control]
• Mic Vol: [Microphone Volume Control]
• Echo: [Echo Control]
• Mic: [Wired Microphone Input]

Product Features

• This system can be used with PC, DVD, VCD, MP3, Electronic Piano, and any devices with audio output.
• Features a high-performance, high-fidelity amplifying circuit and a professional, high-quality speaker for clear and layered sound field positioning.
• Offers outstanding voice effects with surging bass, strong and bright mid-tones, and crisp treble.
• Includes a professional electronic frequency division circuit for more accurate division points and better effects.
• Utilizes a large-capacity battery and audio power supply capacitor for greater local power reserve margin, stability, dynamic range, and Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR).

Charging Instructions

Connect the supplied power adapter (AC 100V-240V~) for charging. Charging time is typically 4-8 hours. Unplug the power supply after the battery is fully charged to prevent damage from prolonged charging.

Battery Level Indicator: A battery level indicator is present on the display. The power indicator icon flashes when the battery power is low, signaling the need for charging. During charging, the battery indicator icon flashes. After the flashing stops, it is recommended to continue charging for 1-2 hours to prolong battery life.

Note: If the battery is depleted, please recharge it within 48 hours. Do not leave the battery empty for an extended period, as this can cause damage.

Remote Control Instructions

The remote control should be used within approximately 20 feet and 30 degrees from the machine's remote reception window. Point the remote directly at the receiver window, ensuring no obstacles are present. Strong light near the receiving window may affect performance; reposition the machine if necessary. Do not mix new and old batteries, and check battery status regularly.

Remote Functions:

• 1. ? (Mute)
• 2. [Music Number]
• 3. ? (AUX Input)
• 4. [Input Source Selection]
• 5. [USB Input]
• 6. ⏩ (Next Track)
• 7. [EQ Mode]
• 8. ▼ (Volume Down)
• 9. ? (Replay)
• 10. ◀ (Previous Track)
• 11. ? (Record)
• 12. ▲ (Volume Up)
• 13. [Repeat Mode]

Connection Diagram

The connection diagram illustrates how to connect the power adapter (100-240V) to the DC 15V IN port on the speaker. It also shows connecting audio sources such as computers, disk drives, MP3 players, or other audio sources to the Audio Input port.

Diagram Description: The diagram shows a power adapter connecting to the speaker's DC 15V IN port, and an audio source (labeled Computer, Disk drive, MP3, Audio source, etc.) connecting to the Audio Input port.

Function Declaration

The speaker has the following functions and ports:

• 1. MIC: [Microphone Input]
• 2. LED Control: [LED Control]
• 3. MIC VOL: [Microphone Volume Control]
• 4. Echo: [Echo Control]
• 5. Bass: [Bass Control]
• 6. Treble: [Treble Control]
• 7. DC 15V IN: ⚡ [DC Power Input]
• 8. Power: [Power Button]
• 9. Input: [Input Source Button]
• 10. Record: ? [Record Button]
• 11. REC.Play: ▶️? [Record Playback Button]
• 12. PREV: ◀ [Previous Track Button]
• 13. Play/Pause: ▶️ / ⏸️ [Play/Pause Button]
• 14. Next: ⏩ [Next Track Button]
• 15. Audio Input: [Audio Input Port]
• 16. USB: ? [USB Port]
• 17. TF: ? [TF Card Slot]

USB/TF Card Usage

Music files on USB and TF cards should be formatted as FAT32 on the computer. Music playback order is based on file names (e.g., "01, 02, 03"). Copy MP3 or WMA music files to USB/TF cards. It is recommended to delete unnecessary files and folders to improve card reading speed and reduce potential issues.

Microphone Controls and Basic Operation

A microphone is shown with three numbered controls:

• 1. Microphone on
• 2. Microphone off
• 3. Screen

Recording Instructions

Insert a USB or TF card first, then press the RECORD button to enter recording mode. The first time recording, a new file named "Voice" will be created on the card, and all recordings will be saved within it, automatically named REC0001, REC0002, REC0003, and so on. Press RECORD to pause recording and press again to continue. Press INPUT or REC.Play to exit recording mode.

Press REC.Play to enter recording playback mode, which automatically plays previously recorded music. The machine usually plays the last recorded music first. Use the PREV (◀) or NEXT (⏩) buttons to select music. Press Replay on the remote control to replay music; press repeatedly to replay a single track or all tracks.

Play Function

• USB Port: Insert USB and play music.
• TF Port: Insert TF card and play music.
• Supports MP3, WMA, and WAV music formats with outstanding sound performance and high-fidelity stereo design.
• INPUT: Switches between external Audio and Bluetooth functions.
• ▶️ / ⏸️: Press to pause music, press again to resume.
• ◀ / ⏩: Select the PREVIOUS/NEXT music while playing.

Bluetooth Operation

To connect via Bluetooth: Turn on the speaker, then press the 'INPUT' button on the speaker panel. The screen will display 'bt'. Use your phone to search for and connect to the speaker's Bluetooth, named VS-0650. If the connection fails, restart the speaker or your phone and try again. The effective Bluetooth range is 32 feet in an open area.