inDESIGN iDR-111 Installation & Operation Manual

PAGE 2 Wireless Microphone Systems FEATURES • Auto frequency scanning • Infrared Transmitter & Receiver Synchronisation • 50MHz Wideband FM modulation • Antenna diversity • Onboard EQ • Balanced and Unbalanced Outputs • Rackmount kit included INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION 2 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 3 FRONT & REAR PANELS 4 RACKMOUNT DIAGRAM 6 iDR-111/iDR-222 CONNECTIONS 7 ANTENNA EXTENSION 8 LCD DISPLAY LAYOUT & MENU OPERATION 9 iDR-111/iDR-222 FUNCTIONS OPERATION 10 CONTENTS Electrical and Safety Warnings THESE SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS ARE FOR USE BY QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY. TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT PERFORM ANY SERVICING OTHER THAN THAT CONTAINED IN THE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS UNLESS YOU ARE QUALIFIED TO DO SO. CAUTION The lightening flash with arrowhead symbol, with an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of un-insulated “dangerous voltage” within the products enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons. WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRICAL SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance. RECEIVER & TRANSMITTER PAIRING 12 RECEIVER VOLUME ADJUSTMENT 12 iDT-MH1 CONTROLS 13 iDT-MH1 LCD DISPLAY 14 iDT-MH1 FUNCTIONS MENU OPERATION 15 iDT-BP1 CONTROLS 16 iDT-BP1 LCD DISPLAY 17 SPECIFICATIONS 18 FREQUENCY CHARTS 19 WARRANTY INFO 24

PAGE 3 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS WARNING: There are no user serviceable parts inside. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. 1. Read these instructions. 2. Keep these instructions. 3. Heed all warnings. 4. Follow all instructions. 5. To prevent injury please refer to these instructions for electrical and safety information before installing or operating the apparatus. 6. No naked flame sources such as lighted candles should be placed on the apparatus. 7. Operation of this apparatus is recommended for moderate climates only. 8. This apparatus must not be exposed to dripping or splashing liquid. No object filled with liquid, such as a vase, should be placed on the apparatus. 9. Clean only with a dry cloth. 10. Do not block any of the ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. 11. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heaters, stoves, or other apparatuses (including amplifiers) that produce heat. 12. Unplug this apparatus during lightening storms or when not in use for long periods of time. 13. Protective Earthing Terminal: The apparatus should be connected to a mains socket outlet with a protective earthing connection. 14. The mains plug/appliance coupler is used as a disconnect device, the disconnect device shall remain readily operable. 15. When not in use and during transportation, please take care of the power cord set, for example, tie up the power cord set with a cable tie/something similar. It should be kept away from sharp edges and the like that can cause abrasion of the power cord set. When put into use again, check that the power cord set is not damaged. If any damage is found, have the unit checked by a qualified service person to replace the power cord set specified by the manufacturer. 16. The terminals marked with symbol of “ “ may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock. The external wiring connected to the terminals requires installation by a qualified service person or the use of ready-made leads or cords. 17. Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer. 18. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required if the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug breakage, damage due to liquid or objects falling onto the apparatus, exposure to rain or moisture, or if the apparatus does not operate normally, or has been dropped. 19. Correct Disposal of this Product: This marking indicates that this product should not be disposed of with other household wastes. To prevent possible harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal, recycle it responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material resources. To return your used device, please use the return and collection systems or contact the retailer where the product was purchased. They can take this product for environmental-safe recycling.

PAGE 4 iDR-111 SYNC iDR-111/iDR-222 FRONT & REAR PANELS 2 3 4 6 1 5 iDR-222 SYNC 2 3 1 5 5 6 4 1. Power Switch. 2. Infrared (IR) synchronisation window – Align this window with wireless transmitter IR sync window for radio frequency synchronisation. 3. LCD Display Screen. 4. Volume (+) button/menu function button. 5. Volume (-) button/menu function button. 6. SET button – Channel infrared data transmission (SYNC) button/menu settings button.

PAGE 5 ANTENNA B +12V DC BIAS ANTENNA A +12V DC BIAS BALANCED OUT OUTPUT DC IN (12V~15V) LEVEL LINE MIC ANTENNA A +12V DC BIAS BALANCED OUT A OUTPUT A DC IN (12V~15V) ANTENNA B +12V DC BIAS BALANCED OUT B OUTPUT B LEVEL LINE MIC OUTPUT MODE MIXED SEPARATE 7. A/B Antenna TNC connection ports. 8. Channel A/B XLR balanced mic/line output (pin 2 hot). 9. Channel A/B 6.35 jack unbalanced output. 10. Mix/Separate output switch (iDT-222 only). 11. Mic/Line switch (Determines available output gain for either microphone or line outputs). 12. Power input (12Vdc 1.5A). 7 7 8 9 11 12 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 11 12

PAGE 6 RACKMOUNT DIAGRAM Figure 1: Single Receiver Figure 2: Dual Receivers The iDR-111 & iDT-222 both ship with a rackmount kit. Each rackmount kit is capable of rack mounting either a single iDR-111/iDR-222 or a pair of iDR-111/iDR-222 receivers.

PAGE 7 iDR-111/iDR-222 CONNECTIONS 1. Connect the 2 included whip antennas to Antenna A and B ports (7). 2. Connect the AC/DC 12VDC 1.5A power supply to DC in port (12). 3. Audio Output Connections: A) Connect the BALANCED OUT A/B of each channel (8) to balanced Microphone or Line input/s with a quality balanced XLR signal cable. XLR pinout is shown below. B) Connect the OUTPUT A/B ports (9) to unbalanced Line input/s with a 6.35mm TS Phono jack. C) iDR-222 Dual channel receiver only – OUTPUT MODE: Output mode switch (10) allows users to mix the outputs of both receiver channels to OUTPUT B 6.35mm TS Phono socket. The balanced XLR microphone outputs will continue to output their discrete receiver channel. iDR-222 shown 9 9 12 7 7 10 8 8

PAGE 8 ANTENNA EXTENSION Both the iDR-111 and iDR-222 receivers are compatible with external powered and passive antenna extension products. Antenna A&B ports are designed to power inline antenna boosters and active antenna amplifiers. Each Antenna port provides 8-12v, 300ma DC power. Passive Antenna Extension The included whip antennas can be extended up to 5-10 metres. It is recommended to use quality 50ohm low loss coax cable and quality TNC connectors. Antenna extensions over 5-10 metres require active in line boosters or active amplified antennas. Antenna Examples

PAGE 9 LCD DISPLAY LAYOUT & MENU OPERATION 1. Receiver LOCK symbol. 2. SQUELCH symbol. 3. Equaliser EQ symbol. 4. Automatic frequency SCAN symbol. 5. Frequency group information. 6. Frequency channel information. 7. Channel frequency information. 8. Antenna A/B information. 9. Transmitter battery level indicator. 10. Receiver volume output information. 11. Receiver channel audio mute indicator. 12. RF signal display. 13. Audio signal display. iDR-111/iDR-222 LCD Display iDR-111/iDR-222 Menu Operation To enter menu functions, press the SET button twice. Menu function order is shown in the figure below. Pressing the SET button once while in menu functions mode will scroll into the next menu function as illustrated below. HOME AUTO SCAN GROUP/CHANNEL SELECTION LOCK EQUALISER SQUELCH 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 11 7 12 13

PAGE 10 iDR-111/iDR-222 FUNCTIONS OPERATION Power ON/OFF To enter menu functions, press the SET button twice. Pressing the set button once while in menu functions mode will scroll into the next menu function as illustrated. Functions Menu This function performs an interference-free channel search. The receiver has 8 available channel groups. The scan function automatically determines the best interference free channel available in the immediate area. If your system is mobile it is recommended to use the auto scan function each time you use your system in a new location. To enter the SCAN mode, press the SET button twice. The SCAN symbol on the LCD display should now be flashing. When the SCAN symbol is flashing on the LCD you are in SCAN mode. Use the UP /DOWN buttons to choose the desired Group (1-8). Push the SET button once and the receiver channel will enter automatic scanning mode. After this has completed (approx. 1-5s) the scanned frequency will flash on the LCD. Press the SET button 5 times to reach the home screen and confirm the setting change. After the auto scan function is complete you will need to pair the receiver channel and the transmitter. See Receiver & Transmitter Pairing section. Auto Scan This mode allows users to manually set the desired group and frequency channel of the wireless system. To enter this mode from the home screen, press the SET button twice then one more time. The GRP number will flash on the LCD when in Group/ Channel Selection mode. Use the UP /DOWN buttons to select the desired group (1-8 or U group). After your selection has been made push the SET button once. The CH number will now flash. Use the UP /DOWN buttons to select the desired channel number. Press the SET button five times to return to the home screen and confirm settings. “U” Group allows users to choose a specified frequency rather than a predetermined Group and Channel frequency allocation. Refer to pages 19-20 for the frequency tables. Note this feature is recommended only for advanced users. Group/Channel Selection

PAGE 11 In most cases the default SQUELCH setting of 0.5dB is sufficient and should not be adjusted. However, if users experience RF noise interference and disruption to the audio signal users can adjust the SQUELCH to help reduce the interference. Users can choose between 00 – 25dB of squelch. Adjusting SQUELCH would be a last resort in resolving an RF noise interference problem. It’s recommended to try a different group or channel or use the AUTO scan function to find an interference free channel. Squelch The equaliser provides users with 4 different equaliser options. The equaliser can assist in attenuating problem frequency bands should there be no other equaliser options further down the signal chain. To enter EQUALISER mode press the SET button twice, then 4 more times. Once in the correct mode the EQ symbol will flash in the LCD display. Use the UP /DOWN buttons to select the desired EQUALISER curve (001-004). Equaliser EQ Settings 001 FLAT Signal is not altered (default setting). 002 LOW CUT Low frequency is rolled off. Use when there are plosives or low frequency rumbles. 003 HIGH BOOST High frequency boost. Use if there are speech intelligibility problems. 004 LOW CUT & HIGH BOOST Low frequencies are rolled off and high frequencies are boosted. Use when plosives or rumbles and speech intelligibility problems are present. The LOCK when set to ON prevents users from accessing the functions menu. The only receiver function that remains active when the LOCK is ON is the receiver output volume control. To enable the LOCK function, press the SET button 2 times, followed by another 5 single presses. The LCD will flash LOC OFF. To enable the LOCK use the UP /DOWN buttons to change the setting to LOC ON. To confirm the setting and exit the functions menu press the SET button once. To disable the LOCK function, press the SET button twice. LOC ON will be displayed on the LCD screen. Press the DOWN button to disable the lock button. The LCD display will show LOC OFF. Press the SET button 2 times to confirm the setting and exit the functions menu. Lock

PAGE 12 RECEIVER & TRANSMITTER PAIRING Press the SET button once to preform transmitter and receiver infrared frequency sync and paring. Ensure the IR sync window of your transmitter is adjacent to the IR sync window on the receiver before pressing the SET button. Ensure both the transmitter and receiver are powered on. When in pairing mode the receiver will display “Ir” on the LCD display. When the pairing has been completed the receiver will return to the home screen automatically. Your wireless system is now paired and ready for use. RECEIVER VOLUME ADJUSTMENT Press the volume UP or DOWN button to adjust the receiver audio output volume. The MIC/LINE switch located on the rear panel allows users to choose the output signal gain structure. MIC output allows max Volume output of +6dB. LINE output allows max Volume output of +18dB.

PAGE 13 iDT-HM1 CONTROLS 1. Microphone Capsule. 2. LCD display screen. 3. Grip handle. 4. SET button. Press button to scroll through function menu. 5. Up button. Adjust menu items. 6. Sync window. Align with receiver sync window to Synchronise frequencies. 7. Down button. 8. Battery cover and compartment. 9. Power button. Hold 2 seconds to power on/off. 10. MUTE button – Press button to mute audio transmission to receiver. When muted the button will light up. The LCD will also show “MUTE” status. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

PAGE 14 iDT-HM1 LCD DISPLAY 1. Lock ON/OFF indicator. 2. RF transmission signal High/Low indicator (Low 3mW High 10mW). 3. Microphone capsule sensitivity (-6 dB to +6 dB). 4. Battery indicator. 5. Frequency display. 1 2 3 4 5

PAGE 15 iDT-HM1 FUNCTIONS MENU OPERATION Press the SET button once to enter functions menu. Function menu settings are changed by pressing the UP and DOWN buttons. To scroll to the next function, press the SET button once. To Confirm an adjusted setting and exit the functions menu press the SET button. Function – Microphone Capsule sensitivity. (-6dB / +6dB) This function allows users to adjust the level sensitivity of the microphone capsule. For best operation adjust the capsule sensitivity using the UP or DOWN buttons to achieve the highest audio output before distortion. Function - Transmitter RF output signal adjustment This function allows the user to choose between High (10mW) and Low (3mW) RF transmitter signal strength. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to select High or Low. For distances of 20-40 metres between the transmitter and receiver, it is recommended to set the transmission strength to High (10mW). Set the RF transmission strength to Low (3mW) if operating distance between the transmitter and receiver is under 20 metres. If users experience RF interruptions or audio dropouts change the transmission setting to High. Battery life of the transmitter is dependent on the transmitter High and Low settings. On High users can expect approx. 8 hours of operation. With the transmitter set on Low users can expect approx. 10 hours of operation. Function - Lock The lock functions prevents users from adjusting any microphone settings including the MUTE function except for the power ON/OFF button. To lock the transmitter, press the SET button until the lock symbol flashes. Use the UP button to change the symbol to locked. Press the set button again to confirm and exit the functions menu. To unlock the transmitter, press the SET then DOWN Button and the unlock symbol will appear. Press the SET button again to confirm and exit the functions menu.

PAGE 16 iDT-BP1 CONTROLS TA4M Wiring Diagram 1. RF antenna. 2. Low battery indicator. 3. ON/OFF switch. 4. TA4M microphone socket. 5. Transmitter belt clip. 6. LCD display. 7. Beltpack input High/Low gain switch. 8. Battery compartment (use 2 x AA Alkaline). 9. RF transmit power (Low 3mW/High 10mW). 10. Infrared (IR) synchronisation window. Align this window with wireless transmitter IR sync window for radio frequency synchronisation. 2 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 4

PAGE 17 iDT-BP1 LCD DISPLAY Function – Transmitter RF output signal adjustment This function allows the user to choose between High (10mW) and Low (3mW) RF transmitter signal strength. For distances of 20-40 metres between the transmitter and receiver, it is recommended to set the transmission strength to High (10mW). Set the RF transmission strength to Low (3mW) if operating distance between the transmitter and receiver is under 20 metres. If users experience RF interruptions or audio dropouts change the transmission setting to High. Battery life of the transmitter is dependent on the transmitter High and Low settings. On High users can expect approx. 8 hours of operation. With the transmitter set on Low users can expect approx. 10 hours of operation. Function – Transmitter High / Low Gain Switch This function allows the user to choose the input level of microphones or guitar inputs. Use the Hi/Low gain switch to achieve the loudest audio signal without distorting the signal. 1. Frequency display – On power up the beltpack will display the frequency in MHz for 3 seconds. After this time has passed the LCD display will show the frequency group and Group channel (eg. 2-012). 2. Battery level indicator – When battery level is low the battery low LED on the top panel of the belt pack will light up. 1 2

PAGE 18 SPECIFICATIONS Wireless System General Modulation Wideband FM Frequency Ranges 530MHz-580MHz, 640MHz-690MHz Frequency Group 8 preset groups Frequency Response 80-18KHz(+1dB,-3dB) Bandwidth 50MHz Oscillation Mode PLL synthesised T.H.D. ≤1%(1KHz/deviation ± 24KHz) RF Stability ±15ppm S/N Ratio ≥110dB(A) iDR-111 / iDR-222 Receiver Receiving Mode Antenna diversity Antenna Input TNC X 2, bias 12V DC,100mA Power Supply DC 12V AF Output Max.(MIC) XLR, balanced: 0dBu; 6.3mm, unbalanced: -6dBu AF Output Min.(Line) XLR, balanced: 12dBu; 6.3mm,unbalanced: 6dBu Sensitivity <2.5uV(S/N =52dBr) SQ Range 25dB Squelch CPU/ID +RF+ Noise Adjustable Volume -24dB - +18dB/in step of 1dB IDT-HM1 Transmitter Transmitting Mode CPU+Pilot Nominal/Peak Deviation ±24KHz/±48KHz Max Input Sound Pressure -10dBu(deviation±48KHz) Power Supply 2 x 1.5V AA alkaline Transmit Power 10mW/High 3mW/Low Current Consumption 180mA/High,155mA/Low(±5mA) Battery Life 8 hours High RF mode. 10 Hours Low RF mode Display LCD Microphone Capsule Cardioid dynamic moving coil iDT-BP1 Transmitter Transmitting Mode CPU+Pilot Nominal/Peak Deviation ±24KHz/±48KHz Max Input Sound Pressure -10dBu(deviation±48KHz) Power Supply 1.5V AA X 2 Transmit Power 10mW/High 3mW/Low Current Consumption 180mA/High,155mA/Low(±5mA) Battery Life 8 hours High RF mode, 10 Hours Low RF mode Input Connection TA4 (M) Display TFT Included Lapel Microphone Black electret condenser, Omni polar pattern * Disclaimer: Instructions and specifications are correct at time of printing. Information within may be subject to change without notice.

PAGE 19 iDR-111 / iDR-222 (530-580MHz) FREQUENCY CHART Group Channel Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Group 5 Group 6 Group 7 Group 8 1 532.750 530.450 532.100 535.450 531.850 531.925 532.000 532.075 2 534.000 536.050 534.250 537.550 540.625 540.700 540.775 540.850 3 538.400 541.350 535.500 539.050 543.150 543.225 543.300 543.375 4 542.400 542.450 537.900 542.300 543.750 543.825 543.900 543.975 5 543.500 544.200 540.900 544.100 544.700 544.775 544.850 544.925 6 548.950 546.200 541.900 549.900 545.450 545.525 545.600 545.675 7 550.600 550.750 544.400 552.550 545.900 545.975 546.050 546.125 8 552.650 553.500 548.950 553.750 547.550 547.625 547.700 547.775 9 558.200 557.000 556.350 558.250 548.325 548.400 548.475 548.550 10 563.500 558.650 558.200 559.950 550.075 550.150 550.225 550.300 11 568.250 567.050 562.650 561.950 552.375 552.450 552.525 552.600 12 569.800 568.900 568.150 564.200 553.750 553.825 553.900 553.975 13 571.600 570.300 569.900 571.500 557.725 557.800 557.875 557.950 14 574.700 572.850 574.100 574.850 558.450 558.525 558.600 558.675 15 557.600 577.500 577.850 576.750 559.725 559.800 559.875 559.950 16 578.600 578.800 579.300 579.500 560.400 560.475 560.550 560.625 17 561.350 561.425 561.500 561.575 18 563.475 563.550 563.625 563.700 19 566.025 566.100 566.175 566.250 20 571.375 571.450 571.525 571.600 21 574.125 574.200 574.275 574.350 22 576.225 576.300 576.375 576.450 23 577.075 577.150 577.225 577.300 24 578.700 578.775 578.850 578.925

PAGE 20 iDR-111 / iDR-222 (640-690MHz) FREQUENCY CHART Group Channel Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Group 5 Group 6 Group 7 Group 8 1 642.75 640.45 642.10 645.45 641.850 641.925 642.000 642.075 2 644.00 646.05 644.25 647.55 650.625 650.700 650.775 650.850 3 648.40 651.35 645.50 649.05 653.150 653.225 653.300 653.375 4 652.40 652.45 647.90 652.30 653.750 653.825 653.900 653.975 5 653.50 654.20 650.90 654.10 654.700 654.775 654.850 654.925 6 658.95 656.20 651.90 659.90 655.450 655.525 655.600 655.675 7 660.60 660.75 654.40 662.55 655.900 655.975 656.050 656.125 8 662.65 663.50 658.95 663.75 657.550 657.625 657.700 657.775 9 668.20 667.00 666.35 668.25 658.325 658.400 658.475 658.550 10 673.50 668.65 668.20 669.95 660.075 660.150 660.225 660.300 11 678.25 677.05 672.65 671.95 662.375 662.450 662.525 662.600 12 679.80 678.90 678.15 674.20 663.750 663.825 663.900 663.975 13 681.60 680.30 679.90 681.50 667.725 667.800 667.875 667.950 14 684.70 682.85 684.10 684.85 668.450 668.525 668.600 668.675 15 687.60 687.50 687.85 686.75 669.725 669.800 669.875 669.950 16 688.60 688.80 689.30 689.50 670.400 670.475 670.550 670.625 17 671.350 671.425 671.500 671.575 18 673.475 673.550 673.625 673.700 19 676.025 676.100 676.175 676.250 20 681.375 681.450 681.525 681.600 21 684.125 684.200 684.275 684.350 22 686.225 686.300 686.375 686.450 23 687.075 687.150 687.225 687.300 24 688.700 688.775 688.850 688.925

PAGE 24 WARRANTY INFORMATION – Terms of Warranty – 5 Years Consumer Guarantees When you purchase a NAS Solutions distributed product, you have the peace of mind in knowing that your product is covered by the NAS warranty. The NAS warranty is provided by NAS Solutions (ABN 50 085 679 894), 127 Merrindale Drive, Croydon, Victoria 3136. [‘NAS’] The Australian Consumer Law protects consumers by giving them certain guaranteed rights when they buy goods and services. Rights guaranteed under the Australian Consumer Law include; • The goods are of acceptable quality; • The goods match their description or any sample or demonstration model; • The goods are fit for any represented purpose or purpose which the consumer has made known; • Repairs and spare parts are reasonably available (unless notice has been provided that repairs or spare parts would not be available); and • The services are carried out with reasonable care and skill and are completed within a reasonable time These rights are called ‘Consumer Guarantees’ and apply automatically whenever goods or services are supplied to a consumer. These Consumer Guarantees cannot be refused, changed or limited. Consumer Guarantees have no set time limit and depending on the price and quality of goods a Consumer may be entitled to a remedy after any manufacturers’ or NAS’s extended warranty has expired. The Specific Warranty Table Information outlines the warranty period, warranty type and any specific exclusions for your NAS product. NAS considers the warranty period specified in the Specific Warranty Table to be a reasonable warranty period having regard to the price, design, manufacture and expected use of the product. General Warranty (‘Warranty’) NAS products come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure or if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and failure does not amount to a major failure. What constitutes a major failure is set out in the Australian Consumer Law. Subject to the terms and conditions set out below, and unless otherwise specified in the Specific Warranty Information for your NAS product, NAS agrees to repair or replace, at NAS’s cost, the NAS product purchased by you in Australia or New Zealand from NAS or a NAS authorised reseller when the product does not perform substantially in accordance with the specifications during the warranty period specified in the Specific Warranty Table for your NAS product. NAS makes no other express warranties in respect of your NAS product. To make a claim under this Warranty, valid proof of purchase must be presented when the warranty claim is made, along with any other required information. The Warranty offered by NAS is not transferable. The Warranty will only apply if your NAS product has been installed and used in accordance with NAS’s recommendations as noted in the operating instructions. 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NAS and its authorised service centres may seek reimbursement of any costs incurred by them when the product is found to be in good working order. The cost of claiming under this warranty, including return of any product to NAS is to be borne by the consumer. The Warranty excludes removal or reinstallation costs. * All inDESIGN products come with a 5 year warranty term. For further information and warranty claims, refer to our Support page at www.nas.solutions