JBL EON 315, User Manual

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Section 3: Quick Start
Congratulations on your purchase of JBL Professional EON
®
Series loudspeakers! We know you
are anxious to get up and running as fast as possible, which is why you are reading this section.
The following will help you get set up as soon as possible.
Packaging Contents
Your EON315 system should include the following:
1 x EON315 speaker
1 x 10’ (3m) IEC Power Cable
1 x User’s Guide
1. Refer to the Application Examples with EON315 in Section 6.
2. Turn the INPUT control fully counter-clockwise.
3. Set the MIC/LINE switch:
• If a microphone will be connected directly to the INPUT, set the MIC/LINE switch to the MIC position
(depressed). The MIC LED will illuminate when power is turned on.
• If a mixer, CD player, cassette tape, or electronic musical instrument (the “source”) will be connected directly
to the INPUT, set the MIC/LINE switch to the LINE position (disengaged).
4. Set the EQ control to the center position – Flat.
5. Plug the power cable into a properly grounded 3-wire AC power outlet.
6. Plug the XLR cable from the mixer or microphone into the INPUT connector.
7. POWER UP PROCEDURE
The main power switch is located on the input panel on the back of the enclosure. Always ensure that the
speaker system is the last thing you power up, and the first thing to turn off when operating your complete PA
system. If speaker systems are daisy chained together always turn off the last system in the chain first. Power
“on” is indicated by the illumination of the LED on the front of the enclosure and the power “on” LED.
• First, switch on the power to the mixer, audio sources, or musical instruments that are feeding your EON.
• Next, turn on the power switch.
• Reverse this process when shutting down your system.
8. SET VOLUME
• If you are using an audio mixing console, refer to the manufacturer’s instructions to properly set
gain structure.
• Turn up your sources to the level that will be used in performance and talk, sing or play into the system.
• Bring the INPUT control up (clockwise) until the desired volume has been reached. If you are using a
microphone, turn the INPUT control up slowly to avoid feedback.
9. CHECK THE LIMIT LED
The LIMIT indicator flashes when the loudspeaker’s on-board amplifiers are approaching maximum output.
Occasional flashes are normal for very loud operation. However, if the LIMIT LED stays illuminated, the sound
may be distorted and it is an indication that more speakers or a lower performance volume may be required for
your specific application.
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