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Quickstart Guide for Alto Professional TS112C Portable Columnar Array Loudspeaker

Get started with your Alto Professional TS112C portable columnar array loudspeaker. This guide covers assembly, rear panel features, Bluetooth pairing, and audio input settings.

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Quick guide from the manual

This document provides essential setup and operation instructions for the Alto Professional TS112C portable columnar array loudspeaker. Before using the unit, ensure the voltage selector is set to match your local power grid to prevent damage.

Package Contents

  • Subwoofer base
  • 2x Columnar loudspeaker array
  • Carrying bag
  • Power cable

Assembly and Setup

The TS112C is designed to be assembled in a modular fashion. Follow these steps to set up the unit:

Assembly diagram showing the stacking order of the subwoofer, spacer, and loudspeaker.
Assembly diagram showing the stacking order of the subwoofer, spacer, and loudspeaker.
  1. Place the subwoofer base on a level surface.
  2. Attach the spacer section(s) to the subwoofer base.
  3. Attach the loudspeaker section to the top of the spacer section.
  4. Ensure all sections are securely connected and aligned.

The speakers should be positioned so that they are relative to your audience's ears for best results. If you are at ear-height, you may choose to use the middle section or omit the spacer section entirely.

Rear Panel Features

The rear panel contains all controls for the speaker:

Rear panel controls and connections.
Rear panel controls and connections.
  • Power Switch: Turns the unit on and off.
  • Voltage Selector: Must be set to the correct voltage for your region before powering on.
  • Inputs (CH1/CH2): Combo XLR/TRS inputs for microphones or line-level sources. Use the Line/Mic switch to select the appropriate input level.
  • Gain Knob: Adjusts the input volume for the respective channel.
  • EQ Button: Cycles through preset modes: Normal, Live, DJ, and Custom (configured via the Alto Pro App).
  • Bluetooth/Link: Used for pairing mobile devices and linking to a second TS112C speaker for stereo sound.
  • Aux Input: 1/8 inch (3.5 mm) input for external audio devices.

To connect a Bluetooth device:

  1. Press the Pair button on the rear panel.
  2. Navigate to your device's Bluetooth settings and select "Alto TS112C".
  3. Once connected, the LED will be solid.

To use Stereo Link with a second TS112C:

  1. Connect the first speaker to your Bluetooth device.
  2. Press the Link button on the first speaker.
  3. Press the Link button on the second speaker.
  4. The speakers will automatically link, and the LEDs will indicate the connection status.

Manufacturer information

Alto Professional

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Practical help

Common problems

Voltage mismatch

Ensure the voltage selector on the rear panel is set to the correct voltage for your region before plugging in the power cable.

Bluetooth pairing failure

Ensure the speaker is in pairing mode (LED flashing) and that your device is within range and not connected to another Bluetooth speaker.

No sound from input

Check that the Gain knob is turned up and the Line/Mic switch is set correctly for the connected source.

Before use

  • Verify local voltage matches the voltage selector setting.
  • Place the subwoofer on a level, stable surface.
  • Ensure all speaker sections are securely connected.
  • Download the Alto Pro App for custom EQ settings.
  • Check that the power switch is in the OFF position before connecting power.

Specs in practice

CH1/CH2 Inputs
Combo XLR/TRS inputs that accept both microphone and line-level signals.

Images and diagrams

  • The assembly diagram illustrates the stacking order: Subwoofer base at the bottom, spacer sections in the middle, and the loudspeaker section at the top.
  • The rear panel diagram identifies the location of the power switch, voltage selector, input gain knobs, and Bluetooth/Link controls.

Model compatibility

  • Compatible with the Alto Pro App for advanced EQ customization.
  • Supports stereo linking only between two TS112C units.

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