Operating your DT-air Active Studio Monitor System
DT-air Control & Connector Panels
The DT-air's rear panel is where you will make your connections for
both AC power and audio signal. The rear panel also contains the
controls to make adjustments to the overall volume and frequency
response curve. The following section details the rear panel controls
and connections.
Tips: You may control your DT-air monitor system (up to 7.3 setting) with
TM
our innovative "Aircon " wireless controller. For details, please contact
our dealers or visit www.iconproaudio.com.
Powering the DT-air Active Studio Monitor System
Connect the unit to an AC power supply since the DT-air is an active
studio monitor with an on-board power amplifier. Make sure that the
main power switch is set to the off position and connect the supplied
IEC power cable to the AC inlet.
Things that go Hum!
When running power cables, be careful not to run the AC power cords or
AC extension cords in parallel to your input cable. This will help reduce
any AC hum that can be picked up. If you have to cross them then do so
at a 90 degree angle for the least amount of induced hum. Using the
DT-air's balanced input connector will greatly protect against the induced
hum thanks to the common mode rejection (the induced hum is phase
cancelled) provided by the balanced input circuit.
Power switch
Turns the unit on/off.
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AC inlet
Connect the supplied IEC power
cable here.
Hi-Pass Filter control
Adjusts the Hi-Pass filter from Flat,
60Hz and 80Hz.(The Hi-Pass
setting is display on the LCD on
the front panel)
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LF, MF & HF controls
The DT-air's rear panel provides
three important controls for adjusting
the overall sound of the monitor's
bass, midrange and treble. Adjust
these controls to your preferred
setting. If you take your monitors to
other studios you may find these
controls extremely useful in adjusting
the sound for the new room.
DT-air series
Active Studio Monitor System
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