INPUT CABLES
All the inputs are BALANCED for low noise and to give high quality from
professional equipment, but it can be used for UNBALANCED sources by using
the wiring of the XLR connectors as shown, although it is advised that the
cable lengths be as short as possible.
The two pairs of sockets feature both MALE & FEMALE XLR-type connectors
and can be used for BALANCED or UNBALANCED signals.
A. = Unbalanced Male XLR B. = Balanced Male XLR
Connecting the input signal:- The input signal should be connected to the
Female XLR input of either or both channels. This signal may come from any
suitable line level output, e.g., mixer or another amplifier (link output).
All input connections must use shielded/screened cables.
DO NOT CONNECT WITH SPEAKER CABLES.
LINK CABLES
Connecting a Parallel signal link should be made by using a Male XLR
and Female XLR at either opposite ends of the cable.
Connections for the Male Xlr end are as shown:-
C. = Unbalanced Male XLR D. = Balanced Male XLR
OUTPUT CONNECTIONS
Connecting the output signal:-
A pair of SPEAKON™ connectors are
fitted and are wired +1 = S
-1 = Speaker.
The lower socket is combined for
4 way cable & should be wired follows:-
+1 Speaker 1 + & -1 Speaker1 –
+2 Speaker 2 + & -2 Speaker 2 –
SHOULD YOU NOT FULLY UNDERSTAND
4 WAY CABLE CONFIGUARATION PLEASE
CONSULT YOUR DEALER OR A
QUALIFIED ENGINEER
POWER CONNECTION
The wires in the IEC/CEE mains lead are coloured: Earth:
Green/Yellow Neutral: Blue Live: Brown
As these colours may not correspond with the colour markings
identifying the terminal in your plug proceed as follows:
Green/Yellow wire must be connected to the terminal which is
marked with the letter E. - Brown wire must be connected to the
terminal which is marked with the letter L. - Blue wire must be
connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter N .
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