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MAINTENANCE
- Check the technical safety of the device regularly for damage to the mains line or the casing,
as well as for wear of wear parts such as rotary and sliding switches.
- If it is to be assumed that the safe operation is no longer feasible then the device must
be disconnected and secured against accidental use. Always disconnect mains plug from
the outlet!
- It must be assumed that a safe operation is no longer feasible if the device bears visible
defects, if the device no longer functions, following longer storage under unfavourable con-
ditions or after major transport stress.
CONTROLS
DESIGNATION
1. RIGHT THRU: Outputs the signal input at RIGHT MIC/LINE INPUT via XLR.
2. LEFT THRU: Outputs the signal input at LEFT MIC/LINE INPUT via XLR.
3. RIGHT LINE INPUT: Connection socket for line signals, connection via XLR
4. LEFT LINE INPUT: Connection socket for line signals, connection via XLR
5. PROTECT LED: Lights up red in the event of overheating due to e.g. an incorrect input voltage
The amplifier module will then be switched off to protect against any damage.
6. CLIP/LIMITER LED: Lights up red before the amplifier module distorts (overmodulation).
In the event of distortion, the volume should be reduced in the menu and on the feed so that the LED only
lights up during level peaks. Otherwise, the sound quality will be severely impaired and the speaker could
experience permanent damage.
7. SIGNAL LED: The LED lights up green if a signal is being received at the RIGHT LINE INPUT or LEFT LINE INPUT.
8. POWER LED: The LED lights up blue if the PA speaker is being supplied with power and is switched on.
9. VOLUME: Volume controller, settable in a range from 0-10.
10. 30 Hz HPF switch: If the 30 Hz High-Pass Filter is activated (pressed in), all signals under 30 Hz will be filtered out.
11. PHASE switch If INVERTED is activated (pressed in), the phase of the PA speaker will be inverted.
If NORMAL is activated, there will be no phase inversion.
12. FRONT LED switch: The front LED can provide information on the power supply to the PA speaker.
It is activated or deactivated by pressing the switch.
13. POWER switch: On/Off switch
14. Mains connection socket and fuse
CONNECTIONS
A) Connect the desired channel of your preamplified signal source (e.g. mix deck) to the signal input sockets IN1 (6) or IN2 (12).
B) PA top speakers such as e.g. MOVE 12 and 15 can be connected via RIGHT THRU (1) and LEFT THRU (2)
C) Connect the mains cable to the mains connection socket (14) and to your mains plug.
OPERATION
1. Reduce the volume to a minimum:
Before you switch on the device, reduce the volume as far as possible via the DSP menu.
2. Turn on the power:
Once all connections have been made, turn on the device at the POWER switch (13).
3. Volume controller:
You control the volume of the PA speaker using the VOLUME controller (9).
If the output power from the amplifier is very high at high volumes, there is a danger of distortion (clipping). If the LIMITER LED (10) lights up red, the volume should be
reduced until it no longer lights up red. This will stop the power amplifier overloading and prevent distortion of the output signal.
4. Protection circuits
The MOVE 15 SUB uses various protection circuits to protect the power amplifier and electrical components. As soon as a protection circuit is activated during operation, the LIMITER LED (10)
lights up red. Reduce the volume in this case until the LIMITER LED no longer lights up.
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