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11 Display
Read-out: The numeric display indicates the
currently selected system configuration.
0 Mute
1 Top only
1 mid/high unit Full-range mode
2 Half Stack DJ
1 mid/high unit, 1 Sub A
3 Half Stack Band 1 mid/high unit, 1 Sub A
4 Full Stack DJ
1 mid/high unit, 1 Sub A+ Sub B
5 Full Stack Band 1 mid/high unit, 1 Sub A+ Sub B
6 Dual Stack DJ
2 mid/high units, 2 Sub A+ Sub B
7 Dual Stack Band 2 mid/high units, 2 Sub A + Sub B
L Locked
buttons are disabled
U Unlocked
buttons are enabled
12 Up/Down Buttons
Use these buttons to select system configurations.
Operation: To enable the buttons, press Up and
Down simultaneously and hold for about one to two
seconds. The letter U (for unlocked) appears briefly
in the display. Now you can press Up and/or Down
to select the desired setup (see the table above). The
buttons are automatically disabled soon thereafter.
The letter L (locked) appears briefly in the display.
13 Top Level
Operation: Use this knob to determine the volume of
the mid/high unit. The standard setting is 0 dB at
the 12 o’clock position. This means the level is
neither boosted nor cut.
14 Subwoofer Level
Operation: When the knob is set to the 12 o’clock
position, the subwoofer’s and the mid/high unit’s
respective volumes are matched, ensuring bass and
mid/high ranges are rendered in balanced musical
proportion. If desired, twist the Subwoofer Level
knob to the left to decrease and to the right to
increase the subwoofer’s level by up to 6 dB.
Tip: If necessary or desired, use the Subwoofer Level
knob to boost or cut bass frequencies below 100 Hz
rather than resorting to the mixer’s master EQ.
15 Rigging Points
Attach the ACTOR DX rigging frame here to fly the
mid/high unit from a truss or similar suspension
device.
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More about limiter LEDs
A dedicated LED indicates the limiter status for the
mid/high-range signal path and the subwoofer
circuit, respectively.
What do the lights mean?
The green LED indicates that the given input is
receiving a signal. As long as the LED lights up
green, the system is operating at low-to-medium
levels, with plenty of headroom available for the
power amps. Yellow indicates that the system is
being pushed close to its threshold. The yellow LED
may flash at regular intervals, but it may not
illuminate continuously. If it does this, back off the
volume on your mixer.
If the LED constantly lights up red, there is a
problem in the power amp and the system will shut
down. In this case, have a qualified service
technician check the device.