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Line Input
(continued)
4. Refer to the “Setting Level Controls” section of this manual for instructions on how to
properly adjust the input volume (gains).
When setting up for larger venues, a passive mixing console becomes a critical piece of
equipment for appropriately mixing signals from multiple inputs such as singers, speakers,
effects devices, musicians, and of course allows for multiple speaker utilization. To connect
a mixing console begin by:
1. Turning your BPA unit OFF.
2. Turn the MIC/LINE INPUT Volume to the MIN position.
3. Connect the LEFT/RIGHT MAIN OUTPUT of the mixer to the 1/4˝ MIC/LINE INPUT
connection of your Left/Right BPA units or connect the LEFT/RIGHT MAIN OUTPUT
of the mixer to the XLR MIC/LINE INPUT connection of your Left/Right BPA units. You
can also connect the left unit via its ¼˝ port and the right unit via its xlr port and vice
versa. Never use both ports of a single unit at once. Make sure the LINE/MIC selector
switch is set to LINE.
4. Switch ON your BPA unit.
5. Slowly raise the level of the mixer output to the 0dB level position.
6. Slowly turn the MIC/LINE INPUT volume control clockwise until the CLIP LED indicator
begins to blink, then turn it down slightly. This indicates the maximum input voltage
gain is matched and set properly.
Public Address/Concert Mixer Setup
LEFT UNIT
RIGHT UNIT
1
2
POWER
CLIP
YOU CAN CONNECT YOUR LEFT UNIT VIA ITS ¼˝ PORT AND THE RIGHT UNIT VIA ITS XLR PORT AND
VICE VERSA.
NEVER USE BOTH PORTS OF A SINGLE UNIT AT ONCE.
5
6
LEFT UNIT
3
RIGHT UNIT
OR
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