DaytonAudio DA350D, User Manual

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Bluetooth Pairing
To pair a Bluetooth device to the built in media player, press and hold the mode button to activate pairing
mode and search for “BP10_BT” on your Bluetooth device.
Input Level Control
Each input channel has the ability to accept line and microphone signals and can
also supply phantom power to microphones when necessary.
Set the level control switch on each channel according to the source that is
connected. Improperly setting this switch could result in the signal being too quiet
or being distorted.
VOX Function
Audio activated ducking is a useful feature that can mute other channels when audio
is present on Channel 1. Adjusting the “Mute” knob on the rear of the amplifier will
control how much audio is required to mute the other inputs. Turning “mute” all the
way down (counterclockwise) will disable this function.
Priority and EMC Muting
Channel 1 can also be used as a priority channel. All other channels
can be immediately muted when pins 3 and 4 on the priority muting
interface connector are shorted using an external switch or the button of a
dedicated paging microphone
The Amplifier also has the ability to accept Emergency Control Muting
(EMC) from capable safety systems, muting all output from the amplifier.
This feature can be activated by shorting pins 1 and 3 on the priority
muting interface connector.
Output Level Control
Set the main volume output with the Master Volume knob. Avoid overpowering the connected speakers
as too much power can distort and damage loudspeakers over time. The built in limiter and protection
circuit acts as a safeguard against clipping and short circuits.
Aux Output
The Aux audio output is a mono mix of all signals. The master volume output and tone controls will have
no affect on the aux output signal.