This indicator illuminates if signals above 12 kHz are continuously present at full power at the output
terminals. If this occurs the input signal is muted, and the process cycles until the VHF signal is no longer
present. (See page
16
)
5. Clip/limit indicator
This indicator signals if the amplifier output is clipping or limiting. It has two different indication states:
If the clip limiter is engaged, it has a short time constant, and it illuminates briefly.
If the clip limiter is not engaged, it has an increased time constant, and it illuminates for a longer period.
(See page
15
)
6. Fan grill filters
Two grilles with foam filters are located on the front panel to prevent dust from entering the amplifier. For
easy cleaning of the filters the grilles are removable by simply pulling them off. The foam filters should
always be used.
7. Power switch
Turns mains power on or off. (See page
11
and
14
)
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1. Output / Speaker connector
The Speakon connector from Neutrik® may be unfamiliar to some users. A full description can be found
in the “Connections” section. (See page
14
)
2. Minimum load selector (MLS™) switch
These switches are used to select the maximum output power. (See page
8
)
3. Clip limiter switch
Turns the clip limiter on or off. (See page
15
)
4. Input signal XLR
.
Neutrik® Combojack features also ¼” TRS phone jacks. (Pin 2 is “hot”, see page
13
)
5. Link output
XLR male connector connected in parallel to the female for linking the channel to another input.
6. Gain switch channel B
Three of the switches in the DIP switch selects the maximum gain of the channel to be either 20, 23, 26,
29, 32, 35, 38 or 41dB. (See page
6
)
7. Link/Bridge switch
Two of the switches in the DIP switch are used for Link and Bridge operation. (See page
6
)
8. Gain switch channel A
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