USL CCR-200 - Manual (Page 3)

CCR-100
INSTRUCTION MANUAL Ultra Stereo Labs, Inc.
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4. If the content has multiple languages and the STWA-C101 has been
confi gured to support those languages, the language button on the side of
the CCR-200 can be pressed to select a different language. The display will
show which language (one through 6) will be displayed when the button is
released. Press and release this button until the desired language is visible.
5. Theater personnel should hand the CCR-200 to the patron at this point.
Explain the operation of the system along with the following instructions.
6. Place the “puck” at the end of the gooseneck in the cup holder.
7. Position the CCR-200 such that its display is visible at a convenient
location while the movie screen is visible. Most people place the CCR-200
display immediately below the bottom of the screen so the captions appear
similar to on-screen subtitles, but a little lower.
Batteries
The CCR-200 uses two AA cells. These batteries give about 30 hours of
continuous operation. The battery voltage is displayed each time the unit is
turned on. If the battery voltage is below two volts, replace or recharge the
batteries.
The CCR-200 ships with non-rechargeable alkaline batteries. A charger kit
(USL part number CCR-CHGR) is available. This kit includes two NiMH
rechargeable batteries, a USB power supply, and a cable to connect the
CCR-200 to the USB power supply. These rechargeable batteries provide
about 24 hours of continuous operation.
USB Jack
The USB jack is used to charge rechargeable batteries and to update system
software. Instructions on charging are delivered with the CCR-CHGR.
Instructions on software updates are delivered with the updates.