EAW RS121, User Manual

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The TRS wiring convention is as follows:
Pin 1: Shield
Pin 2: +/Hot
Pin 3: -/Cold
AC Mains Connection
Connect the supplied AC mains cord to the IEC connector (RS 121/151 Models) or Neutrik® powerCON® socket
(RS 123/153 Models) on the rear of the loudspeaker. Connect the other end to an AC mains supply receptacle,
nominally 115V 60Hz or 230V 50 Hz as labeled on the loudspeaker. If necessary, have a qualified electrician
change the cable plug as required for compatibility with the local AC mains receptacle.
WARNING :
Before connecting an RS loudspeaker to the AC mains supply, completely turn down the input signal to
the loudspeaker using the input level attenuator. Failing to do say may result in excessive and possibly damaging
sound pressure levels emanating from the loudspeaker when powered.
Linking power (only on RS 123/153 Models)
The Neutrik® powerCON® AC mains and AC loop connectors are
wired in parallel to provide an AC mains inlet and outlet on each
RS product. The blue AC mains inlet mates with a Neutrik®
powerCON® NACFC3A (supplied). The white AC mains outlet
mates with a Neutrik® powerCON® NACFC3B. Therefore, to loop
the AC mains from enclosure to enclosure, connect an AC mains
jumper cable as shown (jumper is not included with RS series
products).
Up to four additional RS 123/153 products can be looped in this
fashion. Use an AC loop connector to daisy-chain AC mains power from one enclosure to another. The
maximum, continuous load must not exceed 12A for the 115V version and 6A for the 230V version.
NOTE: The circuit breaker only protects the AC loop outlet, not the AC mains connector. If the continuous load
connected to the AC loop outlet exceeds the rated load, the circuit breaker will trip. For this situation, reduce the
connected load and then manually reset the circuit breaker.