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8 LOW MUTE button 

    This button can be used to mute the Low band.

12 HIGH OUTPUT control

       This knob controls the output level of the High band from -

 to +6dB.

13 HIGH PHASE INVERT button

       Via this button, you can reverse the phase of the High output.

14 HIGH MUTE button 

       This button can be used to mute the High band.

15 CD HORN button

      This button provides a special form  of frequency correction in the High band for constant

     -directivity horns.

30 THRESHOLD control

      This knob determines the limiter threshold.

31 LIMITER button

      This button activates all limiters. Whenever the signal surpasses the limiter threshold,

       the LIM-LEDs above the Gain control light up, signaling that the TXO-234 MK II cuts 
       back the output level.

     

1 AC inlet

        This jack is used to connect the unit to the mains with the enclosed power cord.

     

2 FUSE HOLDER / VOLTAGE SELECTOR

         Your unit may have the AC Voltage Selector (~115V/60Hz or~230V/50Hz) built into the 

         Fuse Holder. With a small screw driver pull/pop out the Fuse Holder and rotate it so

         that the arrow showing the proper voltage in your area points toward the other arrow 

         in the upper left comer of plug assembly, and re-insert. 

 

   3 & 10 HIGH OUTPUT connector

        These connectors output the High band signal.

     5 & 12 LOW (LF SUM) OUTPUT connector

 

         These connectors output the Low band signal.

     6 & 13 XOVER FREQ. button

        

This button serves the knob of LOW/HIGH OVER FREQ on the front-panel.
Press the button, and  the knob ranges the frequency from 440Hz to 9.3kHz. 
Release the button, and the knob ranges the frequency from 44 to 930Hz.

          Always switch off the entire system before you press this button, as it produces 
         Heavy interference noise that could damage your speakers and/or other equipment.

Fig. 3  Active control elements on the rear panel 

4 & 11 MID OUTPUT connector

    These connectors output the Mid band signal.

3 & 10 HIGH OUTPUT connector

      These connectors output the High band signal.

8 MODE button

   In stereo 3-way mode, both buttons must be released . Please observe the labels on 
   the rear panel of the unit.

     Always switch off the entire system before you press this button, as it produces 

      heavy interference noise that could damage your speakers and/or other equipment.

9 LOW SUM button

   In stereo mode, the two Low paths can be summed by the LOW SUM button and 
   routed to the Low output of channel 1, which is particularly useful in systems using 
   additional subwoofers.

12 LOW (LF SUM) OUTPUT connector

   This connector outputs the Low band signal.

13 XOVER FREQ. button

   This button serves the knob the of  LOW/MID XOVER FREQ on the front-panel. 
   Press the button, and the knob ranges the frequency  from 430 Hz to 9.3 kHz.
   Release the button, and the knob ranges the frequency from 43 to 930Hz.

     Always switch off the entire system before you press this button, as it produces 

      heavy interference noise that could damage your speakers and/or other equipment.

14 INPUT connector

   This balanced XLR Connector is used to input the signal.

  Mono 4-way operation

   

Firstly, activate mono 4-way mode by means of the two MODE buttons  on the rear panel. 
The MONO-LED on the front panel, above the first LOW CUT button, lights up.

Fig. 6  Active control elements on the rear panel 

Fig. 7  Proper selection of the two MODE switches for mono 4-way operation

6

6

3

3

1

5

6

8

9

10

3

12

13

14

STEREO 3-WAY

HIGH 

HIGH

MID 

LOW 

HIGH

HIGH

MID 

NOT USED

INPUT

LOW/LF SUM

MONO 4-WAY

HIGH 

HIGH-MID 

NOT USED

NOT USED

LOW 

NOT USED

LOW/MID 

LOW/HIGH

NOT USED

NOT USED

LOW

LOW-MID

LOW/LF SUM

INPUT

INPUT

XOVER FREQ.

INPUT

INPUT

MODE

MONO 
4-WAY

NOT 

VALID

STEREO 

3-WAY

STEREO 

2-WAY

LF SUM

MONO 
4-WAY

NORMAL

SUMMED

LOW SUM

LOW SUM

LOW/MID 

LOW/HIGH

LOW/LOW-MID

10

1

                   AC INPUT

95-120V

/210-240V

60-50Hz 

    Rated Power Consumption 17W

FUSE:

210-240V: T250mAL 250VAC
95-120V: 500mA 250VAC
REPLACE FUSE WITH CORRECT 
TYPE ONLY

XOVER FREQ.

10

1

2

9

10

4

3

8

12

13

11

14

STEREO 3-WAY

STEREO 2-WAY

HIGH 

HIGH

MID 

LOW 

HIGH

HIGH

MID 

NOT USED

INPUT

LOW/LF SUM

MONO 4-WAY

HIGH 

HIGH-MID 

NOT USED

NOT USED

LOW 

NOT USED

LOW/MID 

LOW/HIGH

NOT USED

NOT USED

LOW

LOW-MID

LOW/LF SUM

INPUT

INPUT

XOVER FREQ.

INPUT

INPUT

MODE

MONO 
4-WAY

NOT 

VALID

STEREO 

3-WAY

STEREO 

2-WAY

LF SUM

MONO 
4-WAY

NORMAL

SUMMED

LOW SUM

LOW SUM

LOW/MID 

LOW/HIGH

LOW/LOW-MID

10

1

                   AC INPUT

95-120V

/210-240V

60-50Hz 

    Rated Power Consumption 17W

FUSE:

210-240V: T250mAL 250VAC
95-120V: 500mA 250VAC
REPLACE FUSE WITH CORRECT 
TYPE ONLY

XOVER FREQ.

10

1

Summary of Contents for TXO-234 MK II

Page 1: ...2 way 3 way stereo 4 way mono USER s MANUAL ACTIVE CROSSOVER TXO 234 MK II ...

Page 2: ...ccur and when unused for long periods of time to reduce the risk of electric shock or fire Protective Ground Before turning the product ON make sure that it is connected to Ground This is to prevent the risk of electric shock Never cut internal or external Ground wires Likewise never remove Ground wiring from the Protective Ground Terminal Disposing of this product should not be placed in municipa...

Page 3: ...ance has been dropped or the enclosure damaged Operating SPECIFICATIONS XLR F JACK unbalanced link 1 2 3 LINK 3 to 1 GROUND SIGNAL SLEEVE TIP XLR M JACK unbalanced link LINK 3 to 1 1 2 3 GROUND SIGNAL TIP SLEEVE 10 10 Bandwidth 20 Hz to 20 kHz 0 0 5 dB 5 Hz to 90 kHz 0 3 dB Ref 4 dBu 20 Hz to 20 kHz unweighted Stereo Mode 93 dB 94 dB 95 dB 94 dB 90 dB 106 dB unweighted Frequency Response Dynamic R...

Page 4: ...t could damage your speakers and or other equipment 14 INPUT connector This balanced XLR Connecter is used to input the signal CONNECTION CABLES In this chapter you ll find the wiring diagrams for the connectors to be used with your crossover Take care of the connector cables always holding them by the connectors and avoiding knots and twists when coiling them this gives the advantage of increasin...

Page 5: ...ctor outputs the High band signal 4 HIGH MID OUTPUT connector This connector outputs the High Mid band signal 8 MODE button In mono 4 way mode the right button must be pressed Please observe the labels on the the rear panel of the unit Always switch off the entire system before you press this button as it produces heavy interference noise that could damage your speakers and or other equipment 11 L...

Page 6: ... mute the Low Mid band 15 CD HORN button This button provides a special form of frequency correction in the High band for constant directivity horns Fig 8 Active control elements on the front panel of the TXO 234 MK II Subsequently the LEDs above the active controls on the front panel light up signaling which controls are active in the operating mode you just selected The functions of these contro...

Page 7: ...utton as it produces heavy interference noise that could damage your speakers and or other equipment 9 LOW SUM button In stereo mode the two Low paths can be summed by the LOW SUM button and routed to the Low output of channel 1 which is particularly useful in systems using additional subwoofers 12 LOW LF SUM OUTPUT connector This connector outputs the Low band signal 13 XOVER FREQ button This but...

Page 8: ...ce noise that could damage your speakers and or other equipment 9 LOW SUM button In stereo mode the two Low paths can be summed by the LOW SUM button and routed To the Low output of channel 1 which is particularly useful in systems using additional subwoofers 14 INPUT connector This balanced XLR Connecter is used to input the signal Stereo 3 way operation Firstly activate stereo 3 way mode by mean...

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