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Contents

Installation

Rapid layout maps

Audio-musical controls

Option Menu

On-board Memory&Compact Flash

Connection Examples & Cables

Chapters

Troubleshooting A

Mute

3QUICK GUIDE

Technical Specifications st

Sing&Vote

Contents

Presentation........................................................................... 5

The Oky system’s three “hearts” ........................................................ 6

Warnings ................................................................................ 8

1 - Installation ........................................................................ 9

First Audio/Video connections ......................................10

2 - Rapid layout maps ......................................................... 11

Front connector layout map.............................................................. 11

Rear connector layout map ..............................................................12

Control Panel layout map .................................................................13

OkyWin map ..................................................................................... 14

3 - QUICK GUIDE ................................................................. 15

Ready, Steady… Go! .......................................................15

Start .................................................................................................. 15

Operating System............................................................................. 15

OkyCode .......................................................................................... 15

Mode ................................................................................................ 15

Starting point with KARAOKE mode................................................. 16

The cursor ........................................................................................ 17

Moving the cursor in the lists of songs ............................................. 17

Playing songs.................................................................. 18

Playing controls ................................................................................ 18

Diplaying the lyrics on the screen..................................................... 19

Searching and Sorting by TITLE ...................................................... 20

Searching and Sorting by ARTIST ................................................... 20

Playlist.............................................................................. 21

Playing back 1 song .........................................................................21

Enabling the Playlist and adding songs............................................ 21

Recognition and positions of the songs in the Playlist ..................... 22

Deleting a song from the Playlist ...................................................... 23

Playlist playback controls ................................................................. 24

Disabling the Playlist ........................................................................24

QUICK GUIDE

Contents

4 - Audio and Music Controls............................................. 25

VOL (main volume)........................................................................... 25

BAL (balance)................................................................................... 25

TEMPO............................................................................................. 26

KEY .................................................................................................. 26

5 - Mute................................................................................. 27

Melody Mute ..................................................................................... 27

Instrument map ................................................................................ 28

6 - Sing&Vote ....................................................................... 29

Enabling Sing&Vote mode................................................................ 29

Starting point with SING&VOTE mode ............................................. 30

Sing&Vote, in brief ..........................................................31

List of Sing&Vote Contestants ....................................... 33

Choice of the list of Contestants....................................................... 33

CUSTOM list .................................................................................... 34

Adding a new name.......................................................................... 34

Deleting a name from the Custom list .............................................. 36

Names & Contestants ..................................................... 37

Enabling a contestant ....................................................................... 37

Disabling a contestant ...................................................................... 38

The variations of Sing&Vote mode ................................39

Setting the game’s variation ............................................................. 39

Other parameters of the Sing&Vote mode ....................40

Applause Gauge Sensit.................................................................... 40

Applause Length(sec) ...................................................................... 40

Autom. Passages(sec) ..................................................................... 40

Song performance ............................................................................ 40

Sound Effects ................................................................................... 40

Contents

7 - Option Menu ................................................................... 41

AUDIO settings................................................................42

Music EQ.......................................................................................... 42

VIDEO settings ................................................................43

Colours ............................................................................................. 43

Lyrics Mode ...................................................................................... 43

Lyrics Align. ...................................................................................... 43

Chord display ................................................................................... 43

PLAYER settings ............................................................. 44

Mode ................................................................................................ 44

Assign............................................................................................... 45

Applause Gauge Sensit.................................................................... 45

Applause Length(sec) ...................................................................... 46

Autom. Passages(sec) ..................................................................... 46

Song performance............................................................................ 46

Sound Effects ................................................................................... 46

Sing&Vote Contestants...................................................47

List of Contestants............................................................................ 47

GENERAL settings .......................................................... 48

Language ......................................................................................... 48

Auto-Shutdown ................................................................................. 48

OKYFLY2 informations ...................................................48

OKYCODE ....................................................................................... 48

Operating System............................................................................. 48

8 - On-board Memory & Compact Flash ............................ 49

Compact Flash ................................................................................. 50

Formatting ........................................................................................ 50

9 - Connection Examples.................................................... 51

Connection Cables..........................................................60

Appendix A - Troubleshooting ........................................... 61

Technical Specifications..................................................... 67

Introduction

Presentation

OkyFly2isaninnovative DigitalTV Karaokesystemthat’sreallyuser-friendly,

but full of high-tech features. With OkyFly2, you can enjoy yourself with your favourite

tunes, sing along with your friends, and “rehearse” with your group or “try out” new

pieces for your shows, organize real karaoke contests.

OkyFly2 is an enjoyable versatile tool, the result of years of experience by

entertainment pros: a real digital instrument for making music:

You can view songs’lyrics directly on your television and follow the words that

change colour “in sync” with the melody.

You can match the songs’ keys to your vocal possibilities or those of whoever

is enjoying themselves with you without any problems.

You can speed up or slow down the songs, even while they’re playing, without

changing their key.

You can eliminate one or more instrument from the songs – for example, sax,

drumsorguitar –andplayover the backingtrackwithyour favouriteinstrument.

Using OkyFly’s electronic memories or your computer, you can have a large

songarchiveconstantly atyourdisposal:whatdothink of 1,000 or2,000songs

– ready to use – contained in a memory you can keep in your pocket?

You can also play your MP3 files or the extraordinary backing tracks MP3 with

coloured syllable highlighting of the lyrics, made by M-Live.

If you’re musicians, OkyFly2 will become your “sparring partner”; if you like

singing, OkyFly2 will enable you to enjoy yourself with all the songs you want.

You can choose between all music genres, with thousands of titles always at your

disposal, 24 hours a day, which can also be downloaded from the Web, thanks to a

user-friendly auto-guided system.

OkyFly2 never finishes, but grows with you: small, but up to pro standards,

portable but reliable, powerful but easily used by anybody, OkyFly2 is a faithful friend

for singing, playing and enjoying yourself with the family, your friends or in public.

Just press a key and start singing...

Enjoy yourself!

The M-LIVE STAFF

Introduction

The Oky system’s three “hearts”

TheOkysystem ismadeupof threepartsthatareindependent, butcloselylinked:

OkyFly2 musical file player / digital TV Karaoke

OkyFly2 is the core of the system, the device with which you play

the songs and sing with 1 or 2 microphones.

OkyFly2 can be connected to a TV screen for viewing song lyrics,

choosing backing tracks, programming an automatic playback list,

etc.; it can also be connected to a vast range of audio equipment:

TV sets, Hi-Fi systems, audio mixers, home theatre and Dolby

Surround systems, headphones, etc. The wide choice enables to

use OkyFly2 with great flexibility, both at home and before large

crowds.

OkyFly2 has a permanent on-board memory containing about a

hundred songs always ready for use.

Thanks to Compact Flash cards, i.e. rewritable electronic

memoriesthatareverycompact but have alargecapacity, OkyFly2

can offer hundreds (or even thousands) more songs ready to be

used instantly.

OkyWin software for PC/Windows®

OkyWinisatrulyintuitive, highly automated program whichenables

to download songs from the Web directly to OkyFly2 and keep a

copy in your computer.

OkyWin also enables to keep OkyFly2 constantly updated with the

latest version of the operating system.

www.okyfly.com/europe OkyFly’s on-line “home”.

Introduction

Warnings

Connecting to the mains power supply

OkyFly2 is supplied with an external power supply adaptor. Before connecting it to the

mainssupply,makecertainthatthevoltageisthesameasshown(max.tolerance±10%).

Switching on and off

As a precaution, when switching on and off, make certain that the sound system to

which OkyFly2 is connected is switched off: you’ll thus avoid signal peaks, which are

harmful for loudspeaker enclosure components and hearing.

Compact Flash cards

Compact Flash cards must be formatted in “Oky standard”,

i.e. prepared to handle data appropriately with OkyFly2.

N.B.: other standards (e.g. for digital cameras or other units) are not suitable.

To carry out formatting procedure, connect OkyFly2 (with the Compact Flash Card

inserted)tothecomputer andusetheappropriatefunction oftheOkyWin software.

Alternatively, use OkyFlash pre-formatted Compact Flash cards, tested and

guaranteed by M-Live.

N.B.: OkyFly2 is compatible with <CF> CompactFlashTM specifications and has been successfully

tested with a vast number of Compact Flash cards manufactured by various companies.

Nevertheless: - M-Live declines all responsibility for any data loss.

- M-Live declines all responsibility for any faulty operation with Compact Flash

cards other than those sold with the M-Live brand.

Insert the Compact Flash only with OkyFly2 switched off, making certain to insert

it the correct way.

N.B.: incorrect insertion or insertion with the unit switched on can cause faulty operation or data loss.

Connection to a computer via USB

Only connect OkyFly2 to a PC after having installed OkyWin Gold software (or later

versions), always powering OkyFly2 with the power supply/adaptor supplied.

N.B.: connect OkyFly2 to a PC directly using the computer’s USB sockets or by means of powered USB

hubs (devices able to control and power several USB peripherals).

Protection & maintenance

Avoid exposing the unit to direct sunlight for lengthy periods, sources of strong heat,

strong vibrations, particularly damp or dusty environments or rain, as these can cause

faulty operation, deterioration or even electric shocks.

Removethedustjustusinga dry softclothor brush: never usealcohol,acetoneorany

kind of solvents. No other maintenance is required.

In the event of breakdown

Alltheunit’scontrolsareexternalandeasilyaccessible.Intheeventofbreakdown,contact

the M-LIVE Assistance Centre - fax: +39-0541-827067 - e-mail: [email protected]

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