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Functions
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2
3
12
13
14
15
16
17
4
5
6
7
8
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1. Power switch
2. SD card input slot (32GB max)
3. LCD display
4. USB input port (32GB max)
5. Remote control IR receiver
6. Chime button: for making announcements via Mic 1 input
7. Independent mic volume controls
8. Line input volume controls
9. MP3 module volume control (SD/USB/Bluetooth/FM radio)
10. Status indicator LEDs:
Power -
Indicates that the unit is powered on.
Fault -
Indicates that the amplifier has encountered a fault due
to overheating or overload.
Clip -
Indicates that the output signal is exceeding the
supply voltage.
11. Zone volume detented knobs
12. MP3 module:
Mode -
Switch between SD, USB, Bluetooth, and FM radio. Press and
hold to enter standby mode. Press and hold to exit standby mode.
Play/Pause -
Press to play or pause playback. Press to autoscan and
save stations in FM radio mode.
Menu/Record -
(USB/SD only) Press the button to enter folders. Press
and hold to begin recording. Press again to stop recording.
Repeat -
(USB/SD only) Press once to repeat single track. Press
twice to repeat all tracks. Press three times to repeat all files
within a folder. Press four times to enter random mode.
/
(Previous/Rewind)
-
Press this key to return to the previous track.
Press and hold to rewind current track (USB/SD only).
Press and hold to decrease volume (Bluetooth only).
Press to move back through saved stations (Radio only).
/
(Next/Fast-Forward)
-
Press this key to proceed to the next track.
Press and hold to fast-forward current track (USB/SD only).
Press and hold to increase volume (Bluetooth only).
Press to move forward through saved stations (Radio only).
13. Priority mic 1 ¼˝ TRS input: Input signal detected from this port will override all other
input signals. Works in conjunction with the Chime (see item 6) and Mute features (see item 23).
14. Mic echo controls (Please note, echo effect will only affect Mic 2 and Mic 3 inputs):
Repeat -
Sets the number of times the echo is repeated.
Speed -
Controls the speed at which the repetitions occur.
Echo -
Controls the volume of the echo effect.
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1. Power switch
2. SD card input slot (32GB max)
4. USB input port (32GB max)
5. Remote control IR receiver
6. Chime button: for making announcements via Mic 1 input
7. Independent mic volume controls
9. MP3 module volume control (SD/USB/Bluetooth/FM radio)
Power -
Indicates that the unit is powered on.
Indicates that the amplifier has encountered a fault due
to overheating or overload.
Indicates that the output signal is exceeding the
to overheating or overload.
Indicates that the output signal is exceeding the
supply voltage.
Switch between SD, USB, Bluetooth, and FM radio. Press and
hold to enter standby mode. Press and hold to exit standby mode.
Press to play or pause playback. Press to autoscan and
save stations in FM radio mode.
(USB/SD only) Press the button to enter folders. Press
(USB/SD only) Press the button to enter folders. Press
and hold to begin recording. Press again to stop recording.
(USB/SD only) Press once to repeat single track. Press
twice to repeat all tracks. Press three times to repeat all files
within a folder. Press four times to enter random mode.
Press this key to return to the previous track.
Press this key to return to the previous track.
Press and hold to rewind current track (USB/SD only).
Press and hold to decrease volume (Bluetooth only).
Press to move back through saved stations (Radio only).
Press this key to proceed to the next track.
Press and hold to fast-forward current track (USB/SD only).
Press this key to proceed to the next track.
Press and hold to fast-forward current track (USB/SD only).
Press and hold to increase volume (Bluetooth only).
Press to move forward through saved stations (Radio only).
13. Priority mic 1 ¼˝ TRS input: Input signal detected from this port will override all other
input signals. Works in conjunction with the Chime (see item 6) and Mute features (see item 23).
14. Mic echo controls (Please note, echo effect will only affect Mic 2 and Mic 3 inputs):
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