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MAX 1000

English 

GETTING STARTED

The following steps will help you set up your amplifier, 
and get the levels just right.

1.

  Ensure that you turn the amplifier’s power switch 

is off and that the AC power connector is discon-
nected.

2.

  Turn down both level controls.

3.

  Decide which operating mode is best for your 

purposes: Stereo, Parallel or Bridge. 

Stereo mode

 is the most common operation mode 

of amplifiers, where input channel 1 is sent directly 
through to output channel 1.  Similarly, input channel 
2 is sent directly through to output channel 2.

In 

Parallel Mode

, users are able to utilize a mono 

signal from input channel 1 and send the signal 
through both output channels 1 and 2.  These outputs 
are controlled with their own individual level controls.

Bridge Mode

 takes the signals from input channel 

1 and sends it through a single output.  The output 
power of the both channels is combined when in 
bridge mode.  The signal is output through either out-
put channel 1’s speakon connection, or through the 
binding post connections on channels 1 (+) and 2 (-).  

4.

  Set the Stereo / Parallel / Bridge switch according 

to your selection.

5.

  Make connections from your mixer main output 

to your MAX amplifier’s inputs using balanced 
XLR cables.  Remember that when using Parallel 
mode, you need only connect a signal source to 
input channel 1.

Balanced XLR inputs are wired as follows:

 

Pin 1 = Ground; Pin 2 = Hot (+); Pin 3 = Cold (–) 

6.

  Connect speaker cables to the speakon or bind-

ing post speaker outputs.

When in Parallel and Stereo mode, the binding post 
connectors are wired as follows:

red = hot (+ speaker terminal)

black = cold (– speaker terminal)

When in Parallel or Stereo mode, the Speakon con-
nectors are wired as follows:

1+ = hot (+ speaker terminal) 

1– = cold (– speaker terminal)

When in Bridge mode, the binding post connectors 
are wired as follows:

Channel 1 red post = hot (+ speaker terminal)

Channel 2 red post = cold (– speaker terminal)

Do not use the black terminals.

When in Bridge mode, the Speakon connectors are 
wired as follows:

1+ = hot (+ speaker terminal) 

2+ = cold (– speaker terminal)

NOTE: When in Bridge mode, ensure that only the channel 1 
Speakon connector is used.

7.

  Plug all of your system’s various components into 

suitable AC power outlets, making sure that they 
are grounded and able to deliver the appropriate 
amount of current.

8.

  Ensure that your signal source is powered up 

and delivering a signal to the MAX amp.

9.

  Turn the MAX’s power switch on. You should be 

greeted by an illuminated POWER LED.

10.

   Turn up both of the MAX’s level controls slowly.  

The SIGNAL light should come on if any signal is 
present.  The more you turn the level control up, 
the louder the music should get.  If the CLIP LED 
comes on, turn down either the corresponding 
level control or your signal source until the CLIP 
LED lights up only occasionally, or just below the 
point where it may flash.

Summary of Contents for MAX 1000

Page 1: ...MAX 1000 User s Manual Manual del Usuario...

Page 2: ...POWER AMPLIFIER AMPLIFICADOR POTENCIADO ENGLISH I ESPA OL II MAX 1000 English Espa ol V1 1 05 28 2013...

Page 3: ...or notice INTRODUCTION 1 FEATURES 1 INSTALLATION 1 GETTING STARTED 2 PRODUCT OVERVIEW 3 REAR PANEL 3 CONNECTIONS 3 OPERATION 4 FRONT PANEL 4 REAR PANEL 4 OPERATING MODES 5 PROTECTION 7 AC POWER CONSID...

Page 4: ...hting storms or when unused for long periods of time 14 Refer all servicing to service personnel Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way such as power supply cord or plug...

Page 5: ...Front mounted gain controls for easy access Signal and Peak LED indicators to monitor system performance Protection short circuit thermal subsonic RF protection output DC offset power on off muting IN...

Page 6: ...ut channel 1 Balanced XLR inputs are wired as follows Pin 1 Ground Pin 2 Hot Pin 3 Cold 6 Connect speaker cables to the speakon or bind ing post speaker outputs When in Parallel and Stereo mode the bi...

Page 7: ...the XLR connector should be connected see Figure 2 3 OUTPUT Binding posts and speakon connectors make up the unit s output section Loudspeakers can easily be connected using banana plugs spade lugs b...

Page 8: ...IDGE MONO OPERATION MODE There are three operation modes for different use To avoid damaging your PA system remember to turn the power off before switching from one mode to the other See the OP ERATIN...

Page 9: ...tput level see Figure 4 STEREO STEREO mode is the most frequently used mode among the three Each channel is independent of the other carrying its own input signal with its own gain control Stereo mode...

Page 10: ...hen using speakon connectors treat PIN 1 as the and PIN 2 as the when using binding posts treat Channel 1 as the and Channel 2 as the Do not use Channel 2 s speakon output in this mode When bridge mon...

Page 11: ...ECTION Radio waves are everywhere This fea ture prevents radio frequency interference from affect your signal by filtering out signals above 200 kHz This ensures that radio program signals do not ente...

Page 12: ...the mental conductors within Insert the stripped wire and refasten the binding posts Ensure that no strands of wire are loose from the connection When using binding posts the red post is positive the...

Page 13: ...r s inputs is high enough to produce a signal The signal LED on the front panel should give you some idea of whether this is so Check the temperature of the unit by putting a hand nearby If there is n...

Page 14: ...ce 20 k balanced 10 k unbalanced Cooling Continuous variable speed fan front to rear air flow Connectors each channel Input XLR Output Speakon and binding posts Indicators Power Blue LED Signal Green...

Page 15: ...11 MAX 1000 English DIMENSIONS All measurements are shown in mm inches...

Page 16: ...of purchase You will need it for any warranty service No returns or repairs will be accepted without a proper RMA number return merchandise authorization In order to keep this warranty in effect the...

Page 17: ...N 1 CARACTER STICAS 1 INSTALACI N 1 PRIMEROS PASOS 2 PRODUCT OVERVIEW 3 PANEL DORSAL 3 CONEXIONES 3 OPERACI N 4 PANEL FRONTAL 4 PANEL DORSAL 4 MODO DE OPERACI N 5 PROTECCIONES 7 CONSIDERACIONES DE COR...

Page 18: ...Espa ol 2 MAX 1000...

Page 19: ...ncia montados en la parte frontal para f cil acceso Indicadores LED de Sa al y Pico para monitorear el funcionamiento Protecci n cortocircuito termal subs nico protecci n RF offset de DC de salida enm...

Page 20: ...conectar una fuente de se al al canal de entrada 1 Entradas simetricas XLR se conectan como sigue Pin 1 Tierra Pin 2 Positivo Pin 3 Negativo 6 Conecte los cables de altavoz al Speakon o a las salidas...

Page 21: ...omo se muestran en figura 2 3 SALIDA Los conectadores de binding posts y speakon componen la secci n de salida de la unidad Los altavoces pueden ser f cilmente conectados usando los enchufes banana sp...

Page 22: ...L 9 MODO DE OPERACI N PARALELO ES T REO BRIDGE MONO Hay tres modos de operaci n para diferente uso Para evitar da ar su sistema PA recuerde de apagar la energ a antes de cambiar de un modo al otro Vea...

Page 23: ...salida ver Figura 4 EST REO El modo EST REO es el modo usado m s frecuentemente entre los tres Cada canal es independiente uno de otro llevando su propia se al de entrada con su propio control de gan...

Page 24: ...Cuando se usa el speakon trate a PIN 1 como y PIN 2 como cuando se usa binding posts trate al Canal 1 como y Canal 2 como No utilice la salida de speakon del Canal 2 en este modo En bridge mono el con...

Page 25: ...r todas partes Esta caracter stica previene interferencia de la radiofrecuencia filtrando la se al de la frecuencia que est sobre 200KHz Esto ayuda a prevenir que las se ales del programa de radio ent...

Page 26: ...posts para revelar los agujeros en el lado de los conductores de metal interiores Inserte el cable pelado y vuelva a ajustar los binding posts Aseg rese de que los hilos de alambre no se queden flojos...

Page 27: ...se conecta a las entradas de su amplificador es lo suficientemente alto como para producir una se al La se al LED en el panel frontal deber a darle una idea de si esto es as Compruebe la temperatura d...

Page 28: ...ontinuo de velocidad variable fluido de aire de adelante a atr s Connectors each channel Entrada XLR y 1 4 TRS Salida Speakon y binding posts Indicators Energ a LED azul SE AL LED verde PICO LED rojo...

Page 29: ...Espa ol 13 MAX 1000 DIMENSIONES Todas las medidas se muestran en mm pulgadas...

Page 30: ...a v lida el producto deber de haber sido manejado y utilizado como se describe en las instrucciones que acompa an esta garant a Cualquier atentado hacia el producto o cualquier intento de repararlo po...

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