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PASystem_XP40i_Instructions.doc  

3/7/2014 

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PA System w/ iPod Deck and Wireless Microphone 

XP40iW Rear View 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Quick Start 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1. LEVEL 

(CH1) – Used to control the level of the CHANNEL 1 input 

2. LEVEL 

(CH2) – Used to control the level of the CHANNEL 2 input. 

3. RF 

LED 

– 

Illuminates when an RF signal is detected. 

4. LEVEL 

(WIRELESS) 

– Used to control the level of the wireless microphone. 

5. BASS – Controls the low band of the Channel Equalizer, +/- 15 db at 100 Hz. 

6. POWER – Switches on the XP40iw’s main power. 

7. MIC/INST 

(connector) – Combo XLR plus ¼ inch Input for connecting 

microphone or Instrument level signals. 

8. AUX 

IN – 1/8-INCH Auxiliary line input for connecting a Laptop, CD or MP3 

player. 

9. INSTRUMENT 

Input – ¼-inch phone jack connector used to connect 

instrument or line level signals. 

10. iPod 

LEVEL 

Used to control the level of the iPod input. 

11. LINK – ¼-inch phone jack connector used to link a second XP40iw. 

12. TREBLE – Controls the high band of the Channel Equalizer, +/- 15 db at 

10kHz. 

13. PEAK 

LED – The Red LED illuminates at the level where distortion occurs. 

14.  DC POWER INLET – Connect the supplied standard DC power adapter here. 

15. BATTER 

LED – Show the status of the battery charge level. 

Using a Microphone 

  Be sure that the XP40i’s POWER switch is set the off position. 

  Turn the CHANNEL 1, CHANNEL 2 and iPod LEVEL controls 

fully counterclockwise to the off position. 

  Connect the power adapter to an AC socket. 

  Using a standard XLR cable, plug a microphone into the XP40i’s 

CHANNEL 1 INPUT. 

  Switch the XP40i’s Power switch to the ON position. 

  While speaking into the microphone, slowly raise the CHANNEL 

1 LEVEL control until you have reached the desired level.

Using an Instrument Level Signal 

  Be sure that the XP40i’s POWER switch is set the off position. 

  Turn the LINE and MIC LEVEL controls fully counterclockwise to 

the off position. 

  Connect the power adapter to an AC socket. 

  Using a standard ¼ inch cable, connect an instrument level 

signal from a guitar or keyboard into the XP40i’s INSTRUMENT  
INPUT. 

  Switch the XP40i’s Power switch to the ON position. 

  Now, play your keyboard or guitar while slowly raising the 

CHANNEL 2 LEVEL control until you have reached the desired 
level. 

IMPORTANT NOTE: Be sure to keep the MIC LEVEL control all 
the way off if there is no microphone connected. 

Vocal Mic. 

 Keyboard 

iPod Playback

  Turn all the input channels down by rotating the LEVEL 

control knobs to their fully counter clockwise position. 
Then, set the BASS and TREBILE controls to their 12:00 
positions 

  Check that the rear panel POWER switch is set to the OFF 

position. Then, plug the supplied power adapter into the 
rear panel DC inlet, and then plug the wall socket adapter 
into an acceptable power outlet, but don’t turn the unit on 
just yet. 

  If your iPod came with a dock adapter install it into the iPod 

dock on top of the XP40iw. 

  Next install your iPod into the Xp40iw. Be sure the iPod is 

seated all the way in and that it’s making a good 
connection in the dock. 

  Now power on your SP40iw system using the rear panel 

POWER switch but keep the volume down to start. 

  Now press Play on your favorite tune and adjust the 

SP40iw’s rear panel iPod LEVEL control until you reach a 
comfortable listening level. 

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