Bose S1 Pro+ is battery powered, and the Bose L1 Pro 8 is not (requires a nearby power outlet).
FOR THE L1 PRO 8 ONLY: Remove the longer extension piece from the accompanying bag and firmly insert it into the top of the subwoofer (base), then insert the smaller speaker piece to the top of the extension. Make sure these are firmly in position or audio will not come through correctly.
Press the power button to turn on the speaker.
Connect wired microphones or instruments into channels 1 and 2. Volume, treble, bass, and reverb can be controlled via the knob to the right of the channel.
FOR THE S1 PRO+ ONLY: These speakers are equipped with wireless transmitters to the left of input channels 1 and 2. Push in to remove these and plug them into microphones that would normally require an XLR cable, they will now work wirelessly. Press the power button to turn on the transmitter, when the blue light is solid, it is connected successfully, press again to turn it off. Hold down the silver button and pull to remove the transmitter from a microphone.
Connect aux inputs into channel 3 via a 1/4 inch or 1/8 inch aux cable. Volume, bass, and treble can be controlled via the knob to the right of the channel.
Hold the Bluetooth button to the right of channel 3 until flashing blue to pair your Bluetooth device. Volume, treble, and bass can be controlled via the knob to the right of channel 3.
You can connect the speaker to your computer via a USB or USB-C connection located below channel 3.
Inputs from one speaker can be sent to another by connecting an XLR cable from the "line out" port of the main speaker to input channel 1 of another speaker.
FOR THE S1 PRO+ ONLY: You can use the Bose S1 Pro+ speaker as an audio monitor and microphone input for online livestreams. To set this up, please watch this video.
When connecting two speakers using an XLR cable, connect one end of the cable to the 'LINE OUT' of the speaker. This speaker will now become your 'Primary/Master speaker'.
Connect the other end of the XLR cable to the 'INPUT' of your secondary speaker.
The speaker that outputs via 'LINE OUT' is the primary speaker, i.e., primary means of input. If using microphone(s), both must connect to this primary speaker. You can only use the secondary speaker as a means of output from the now-primary speaker, nothing else.
Please keep this in mind when attempting to connect two speakers. Additionally, ensure the volume on both speakers is similar. Otherwise, you run the risk of blowing out the secondary speaker if the volume on the primary is set higher than the secondary.
Standard plug-and-use microphones, connect to speaker or mixer input channels via XLR cables or wireless transmitters (Bose S1 Pro+ speaker only).
Wireless microphone and receiver sets. BLX228 (2 Mic set) and BLX24 (1 Mic set) have battery powered microphones and outlet powered receivers.
Connect the receiver to a wall power outlet, then connect the receiver to the input channel(s) of the speaker or mixer you are using via XLR cables.
Power on the receiver to see the audio frequency that the associated microphone(s) must be connected to. Then power on the microphone and remove the casing by twisting the bottom of the microphone case. Check that the microphone(s) match the receiver's frequency. If not, press the channel and group buttons until they match.
Audio mixer with 8 input channels used if more than 2 audio inputs are required for an event.
Connect the mixer to a wall power outlet. Make sure that all volume and trim knobs are turned counterclockwise all the way. Power on the mixer using the switch located on the back.
Connect all audio inputs to the mixer input channels via XLR or aux cable connections instead of connecting them directly to speakers. Then use XLR cables to connect the left and right audio output channels of the mixer to the first input channels of each speaker (max 2 speakers), or if you only have 1 speaker use only 1 connection (this will change it to mono audio).
Make sure that speaker volume is set around 1/4 of their maximum output on each speaker, and control the speaker volume from the mixer for the duration of your event.
For basic microphone setup please see this video.
Connect the projector to a power source via the provided power cable, then connect the projector to your input source such as a laptop via the provided HDMI cable.
Now power on the projector with the power button.
Adjust the focus of the projector by holding the left or right arrows on the "Focus" button until a clear projection is displayed.
Check that the projector is searching for an HDMI input. If it is, you should be able to see your laptop screen projected already OR a blue screen with the words "Source: HDMI" in the bottom left corner. If it is not, click the "Home" button and select the HDMI source option.
If you want to connect to a different input source, select the input from the list after clicking the "Home" button. We do not provide cables for input sources other than HDMI.
The Epson PowerLite 1795F has a special "Screen Fit" feature to automatically fit the projection to any size screen you are using. Simply press the "Screen Fit" button and follow the instructions shown.
Press the power button twice to power off the projector.
Connect the projector to a power source via the provided power cable, then connect the projector to your input source such as a laptop via the provided HDMI cable.
Remove the plastic cover from the lamp by pressing in on the left and right sides. Now power on the projector with the power button.
Adjust the focus of the projector by sliding the "Focus" slider above the projector lamp until a clear projection is shown. You can also adjust the zoom of the lens using a similar slider. You can also adjust the keystone of the projector using the black slider located below the other sliders.
Check that the projector is displaying your HDMI source. If it is, you should see a black screen. If not, you may see options for Netflix and Youtube. These are not accessible as the projector is not setup to be used with an internet connection at this time. Press the source button next to the power button to switch to the HDMI input mode.
Press the power button twice to power off the projector.