Logan ProxTalker Bedienungsanleitung

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

ProxTalker.com, LLC

327 Huntington Avenue

Waterbury, CT 06708-1413

(203) 721-6074

www.ProxTalker.com

Logan Technologies Ltd

Centaur House

Ancells Business Park

Ancells Road

Fleet GU51 2UJ

www.logan-technologies.com

Thank You ! Backpack and Binder Removal

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Thank you for purchasing the Logan® ProxTalker® and

Sound Tags. We hope that this speech augmentation device

brings you and the people you help a new voice, reduced

frustration, and an easier mode of communication.

Please visit our website (http://www.ProxTalker.com)

for the most up-to-date information.

Backpack and Binder Removal:

Whether you are removing the backpack from the ProxTalker® or the binder from the

ProxTalker®, the procedure is identical. It is also simple to perform and requires only

one simple tool.

1) Refer to the illustrations below and insert a large at blade screwdriver or a butter

knife into either one of the two slots located in the underside of the tray.

2) Pry the tray tab loose by pushing downward on the screwdriver or butter knife as

you pull the ProxTalker® away.

3) Continue pulling that end of the ProxTalker® away until the other end of the

ProxTalker® is also free from its tray tab. Due to the tight t, it might be

necessary to wiggle the ProxTalker® a little.

Large at-blade

screw driver

tray tab

slot

tray

Removing

the

binder

Removing

the

backpack

tray

Information in this document is subject to change without notice. No part of this publication

may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or any means, electronic or mechanical, for any

purpose, without the express written permission of ProxTalker.com, LLC.

Knife

DECREASE VOLUME

INCREASE VOLUME

(+)

(-) ?

Programming Tags Reference Guide Quick Start Guide

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The Programming tags are a very quick and easy way to change the set ups and

recordings on the ProxTalker. Simply hold the tag on any button and it will activate

the function described on the tag.

Record or re-rcord

Increase Volume

Decrease Volume

Return tag’s original sound

Erase a custom tag

Check Battery

Diagnostics

Unpacking

If you are reading these instructions you’ve already unpacked the Logan ProxTalker®

and SmartTags®. Please do not discard the package or the security screwdriver. In

the unlikely event that you will need to return the unit for upgrade or repair, you will

need this packaging material. It is designed to protect the unit from damage during

shipping.

Power

The Proxtalker is tted with 4 x C size batteries at the factory and is delivered ready

for use.

The ProxTalker ® goes to sleep after a few seconds of not speaking. It draws very

little power in the sleep mode. The batteries should last 6 months or more.

Although the ProxTalker® can accept any kind of C size batteries, we highly

recommend using Duracell® alkaline batteries. We do not recommend carbon

batteries as they will wear out very quickly.

IMPORTANT: Do NOT over tighten the screw. Turn it until you feel resistance

and then stop.

Playing Sounds

The ProxTalker ® can play one Sound Tag or several Tags in sequence.

1. Select the Sound Tag or set of Sound Tags you would like to play.

2. Place a Sound Tag on any button on the ProxTalker ®.

3. If you are building a phrase, place additional Sound Tags on the other buttons.

4. When you are ready to play a sound, press down on the Sound Tag rmly.

5. If you are playing a phrase, press down on the other Sound Tags in the sequence in

which the words should come out. You do not need to wait for a sound to nish before

pressing down on another tag.

Speak All

The ProxTalker® can automatically play several tags in sequence.

• Place the round green tag on any button.

• Press and tags play from left to right

Changing Speaker Volume

The ProxTalker® has four volume levels.

You can quickly and easily increase or decrease the volume any time you like.

To increase the speaker volume, press the INCREASE VOLUME Programming Tag

on any button of the ProxTalker®.

To decrease the speaker volume, press the DECREASE VOLUME Programming Tag

on any button of the Proxtalker®.

After each press of a Programming Tag, the ProxTalker® will play a beep. A double

beep indicates end of range.

Speak

Customizing Sound Tags Battery Installation or Replacement

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There are two ways to customize sound tags:

Use a blank tag.

Record over a programmed tag.

Making Custom Tags

Recording a new sound on a blank Sound Tag:

1. Place the blank Sound Tag to be recorded on any button on the Proxtalker®.

2. Press and release the Record Programming Tag on any other button on the

ProxTalker®.

3. The ProxTalker® will prompt you to RECORD a new sound. Start speaking

when the ProxTalker® beeps. The recording is over when the ProxTalker® beeps

again.

4. Apply a picture label to identify the blank Sound Tag.

NOTE: By default, the ProxTalker® will record a 2-second sound. However, if you

press and hold the blank tag, you can extend the recording time up to 8 seconds.

NOTE: Make sure tags are not duplicated e.g. two x number 5’s or two x ‘dad’

Re-recording a previously programmed Sound Tag:

Any Sound Tag can have its sound replaced - whether it is a pre-programmed Sound

Tag or a customized blank Sound Tag. The steps required are identical to creating a

new Sound Tag. Follow the steps above.

Resetting a Sound Tag:

1. Place the Sound Tag you want to reset to its original sound on a button on

the ProxTalker®.

2. Press and release the ERASE Programming Tag on any other button.

3. ProxTalker® will prompt you to press the Sound tag to be erased.

4. Press and release the Sound Tag to be erased.

5. Remember to change the label.

NOTE: If you erase a pre-recorded Sound Tag it will return to its original sound. If

you erase a blank Sound Tag that you had customized it will return to having no sound.

Making Custom Labels

New custom images, symbols, photos or words, can be printed and applied with

pressure sensitive adhesive labels to Sound Tags and laminated with clear tape.

Sound Tags are very robust and can withstand lots of abuse. Labels and clear tape are

available for purchase from ProxTalker® as a kit.

**Note: Exhausted batteries should always be disposed of properly.

Note the orientation of the battery as indicated

on the plastic in the battery compartment.

• Carbon batteries are not

recommended as they

wear out quickly.

• Never mix battery types.

Replace*

(do not overtighten)

Remove*

Put all 4 of them in

here - one at a time.

If you are REPLACING exhausted batteries**, remove them before continuing.

C-size alkaline batteries (We highly recommend using Duracell batteries)

DONE!

* Use supplied

security tool

It’s as easy as 1-2-3

Notes Troubleshooting

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The ProxTalker® is designed to be very physically robust. It should provide many

years of trouble-free service. If the ProxTalker® is damaged or stops working, there

are a few things you can do to determine the problem. In some cases you can repair

the ProxTalker® yourself. In other cases you will need to return the ProxTalker® for

repair.

No sound, or some tags work and some do not.

Possible Causes:

The ProxTalker® may need to be reset.

1) Remove and reinsert one battery (see page 13).

The batteries may be exhausted.

1) Replace all 4 batteries (see page 13).

The SD card might have ejected.

Open the hatch on the front of the ProxTalker and if it is misplaced follow

instructions below. (see page 7).

1) Remove all 4 batteries (see page 13).

2) Using a nger, gently push in SD card and listen for click.

3) Remove nger from SD card.

Results:

• If card was out, it should have clicked into place and stayed seated.

• If card was already in, it should have clicked and popped out a little.

4) If card popped out a little, press it in again and listen for click.

5) Reinstall batteries, or replace with new ones if necessary (see page 13).

6a) If unit does work, reinstall cover onto SD card hatch (see page 7).

6b) If unit still does not work, please contact: your sales representative,

the factory, or ProxTalker®.

My recording keeps changing or appearing to erase.

• Make sure you are not using two tags with the same code e.g. two number 8’s

• All tags must have different codes on an individual device

Use this page to record an index of custom sounds you’ve recorded, the serial

number of your ProxTalker® and the number of blanks ordered

e.g. 1-120 or 121-220

Serial Number:

Date Purchased:

Where Purchased:

Tag Number Custom Sound Description

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Troubleshooting Continued… Warranty Information

ProxTalker.com, LLC warrants that any hardware provided is free from defects in

materials and workmanship under normal use. ProxTalker.com, LLC warrants that the

product will perform substantially in accordance with the specications set forth in the

documentation accompanying the device. However, abusive handling, contamination

by immersion in liquids, exposure to extreme temperatures, battery leakage, or

modication of the housing may make it difcult or impossible for the product to

perform. The warranties described above are made for a period of one year from the

date the products are delivered to you as the rst user.

ProxTalker.com, LLC does not warrant that the product will meet your requirements

or that its operation will be uninterrupted or error free. The warranty does not cover

any component or part of the product that has been subjected to damage or abuse, or

that has been altered or changed in any way by you or others. ProxTalker.com, LLC is

not responsible for problems caused by any user supplied hardware, batteries, or any

upgrades or modications to these items that are made after the delivery of the product

to you.

THE WARRANTY DESCRIBED ABOVE IS THE SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE

WARRANTY AND ALL OTHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES,

INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND/

OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE DISCLAIMED, TO THE

FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW.

ProxTalker.com, LLC will repair or replace any hardware that proves defective in

materials, workmanship, or must be corrected to achieve warranted performance,

without additional charge, on an exchange basis, as described below. If ProxTalker.

com, LLC is unable to replace defective hardware or is unable to make the product

perform to its specications within a reasonable time, ProxTalker.com, LLC will either

replace the defective product with a similar product or refund the purchase price of the

product.

The remedies described above are the sole and exclusive remedies available in

connection with warranty claims and ProxTalker.com, LLC shall have no further

obligations. In particular, to the fullest extent permitted by law, ProxTalker.com, LLC

shall not, in any case, be liable for special, incidental, consequential, indirect or other

similar damages arising from any breach of these warranties, even if ProxTalker.com,

LLC or its agent has been advised of the possibility of such damages.

Extended warranties are available. Contact factory for information and pricing.

I can’t get a good recording. Recorded sound is too quiet. The end

of the recording gets chopped off.

Important items to obtain good quality recordings

• Speakclearlyinaquietroom

Record sounds in a very quite room and speak very clearly into the microphone

using a normal speaking voice as though you were speaking to the person you help.

• Placement

Record sounds with the ProxTalker® placed on a table or desk in front of you so you

can easily see the front edge. Do not push the ProxTalker® too far away.

Some Buttons Do Not Work.

Make sure the area surrounding the buttons is free of dirt and debris.

TIP: A toothpick is useful for freeing up difcult to remove foreign objects.

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RoHS Statement Accessing the SD Card

All environmentally friendly ProxTalker.com ProxTalker® units are certied to comply

with all requirements of the Restriction of Hazardous Substances - EU Directive

2002/95/EC: restriction on the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical or

electronic equipment sold or used in the European Union after July 1, 2006. These

substances are lead, mercury, cadmium, hexavalent chromium, polybrominated

biphenyls, and polybrominated diphenyl ethers.

Specications

Dimensions 12” width x 7” height x 3” depth

Weight 4 lbs with batteries, 3 lbs without

Power Requirements 4, C-size alkaline batteries

Battery Life Continuous use: at least 6 months

Moderate use: over a year

Storage Temperature 0 to 120 F

Operational Temperature -20 to 120 F

Sound File Capacity Approx. 30,000 2-second sounds w/1G SD card.

Approx. 1,000 minutes of recording time.

Humidity 0 to 90% RH, non-condensing

Volume Levels 0 dB, -3 dB, -6 dB, and -9 dB

metal ngers

front of card

Push in,

listen for click

back of card

SD Card

This is what the

SD card looks like

(both sides are shown)

After you install the 4 batteries and the cover (see page 13), you are... DONE!

* Use supplied

security tool

Remove all 4 batteries. (See page 13 for removing the battery cover.)

If card was out, it should have clicked into place and stayed seated.

If card was already in, it should have clicked and popped out a little.

> If card popped out a little, press it in again and listen for click.

Replace*

(do not over

tighten)

FCC ID: W2BLGNPT1

IC: 8140A-LGNPT1

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FCC Notice CE Declaration of Conformoity

Manufacturer: ProxTalker.com, LLC

Address: 327 Huntingdon Avenue, Waterbury, CT 06708-1413

Telephone: (203) 721-6074

Product: Logan® ProxTalker®

Model: LPT1.0

Serial Number: 1-65,535

The undersigned hereby declares on behalf of ProxTalker.com, LLC that the

above-referenced product, to which this declaration relates, is in conformity

with the provisions of:

EN 61000-3-2

EN 61000-3-3

EN 61000-6-1

EN 61000-6-2

EN 61000-6-3

EN 61000-6-4

EN 61326

EN 55011

EN 55022

The Technical Construction File required by this Directive is maintained at the

corporate headquarters of ProxTalker.com, LLC.

Kevin Miller

Vice President

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class

B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to

provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.

This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not

installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference

to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not

occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to

radio or television reception the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by

one or more of the following measures:

1. Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

2. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

3. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

4. Modications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user’s

authority to operate the equipment under FCC rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause

interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference

that may cause undesired operation of the device.

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