A diverse brand covering professional audio and stage equipment, consumer home appliances, and telecommunications services.
DNA is a brand identifier associated with a variety of electronic products and services across multiple sectors. Prominently, DNA Professional represents a line of stage and audio equipment widely available in Europe, consisting of analog mixers (such as the QMX series), wireless UHF microphone systems, and stage lighting units. These products are designed for live performance, studio recording, and event management.
Beyond professional audio, the brand name encompasses consumer home appliances, including intelligent air fryers and kitchen processors, as well as smart home automation devices like Wi-Fi dimmers compatible with the Smart Life app. Additionally, DNA Plc is a major Finnish telecommunications group, and manuals in this category may also pertain to their mobile services, prepaid SIM cards, and network settings. This page aggregates user manuals, installation guides, and technical specifications for these various DNA-branded products.
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Turn on the microphone and aim its infrared (IR) window at the receiver's IR port within a distance of 50mm. Press the SET button on the receiver to initiate synchronization; the system should sync within 2 seconds.
With the light turned on, press the power button 5 times continuously. The status indicator should begin flashing to indicate the device is ready to connect to the mobile app.
The default PIN1 code is printed on the plastic frame of the SIM card holder. You may need to scratch off a coating on the appropriate box to reveal the code.
Regularly wipe the device with a soft cloth. Do not use coarse detergents or solvents. Ensure the mixer is kept away from moisture and dust, and avoid placing it near flammable materials or sources of interference.