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4. Starting up

4.1 Cabling and switching on

Before connecting to mains, please ensure that your 
local mains voltage is suitable for the voltage of the 
device (e.g. 120V in the USA, 230V in Europe). The 

relevant specs and sa-
fety symbols are printed 
on the rear side of the 
unit.
Connect all cables ac-

cording to your application and switch the amplifier 
on. The green

 

power

 control LED indicates operati-

onal readiness.

4.2 Level adjustment

First ensure, that the 

master

 level control is zeroed 

(over to far left), so that when you are setting the 
sound level, the signal passes through the elect-
ronics only and does not reach the loudspeaker.

 

By pressing the 

high-/low-

 (attn.) resp. 

line-/mic-

switches you can adapt the amplifier to your signal 
sources (guitar pickups, microphone etc).
Turn the 

gain

 control clockwise until the red 

clip 

indicator flashes momentarily when playing with a 
strong attack. Thus you make sure that your signal 
source (e.g. instrument) provides the input-stage of 
the amplifier with the necessary input.

Note: Level adjustment

By setting the level correctly we mean the signal le-
vel in one or several devices in a signal chain is neit-
her too high nor too low. This applies equally to all 
circuits in a complete circuit design (EQs, preamps 
etc.)
Consequently, care must be taken that no part of the 
circuit is overloaded or that distortion is unintentio-
nally added to the signal.
We have carefully designed the circuit to achieve this 
objective whilst also providing controls for „manual“ 
intervention.

channel 1

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channel 2

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The 

clip

-LED indicates an overload. A short flicker 

is of no danger to AER devices. During operation a 
short flicker can be accepted, to be on the safe side 
you should reduce the 

gain

 slightly to achieve an 

optimal and distortion-free performance.
Finally set the desired overall volume level with the 

master

 level control.

5. Functional characteristics

5.1 Equalization

The triple-/dual-band equalizer of your 

Com-

pactMobile

2

 provides you with an active and high 

quality sound interaction tool that supports the na-
tural tone of instruments and voice whilst simulta-
neously offering you the possibility of a controlled 
accentuation.
With all controls in mid position the filters are set 
to produce a very pleasing and natural sound im-
pression that you can „colour up“ by using the 

co-

lour

 filter with the effect of lowering the mids and 

lifting the trebles. The tone becomes more open 
and light and is especially suited for fingerpicking 
techniques.
The equalization can support or soften the effect of 
the 

colour

 filter and allows a differentiated mids-

accentuation.

Note:

The active equalization of the 

CompactMobile

2

 

effects the signal adjustment. If you spot an inten-
sified flickering of the 

clip

 indicator, level the sig-

nal level with the 

gain

 control (

s. 4.2 Level adjust-

ment

).

colour

bass

middle

treble

A: with colour-filter

 (switch pressed) 

reduce 

treble

 to soften possible sharpness

colour

bass

middle

treble

B: without colour-filter 

(switch not pressed) 

boost 

treble 

to brighten the sound

Содержание Compact Mobile2

Страница 1: ...1 CompactMobile2 user manual 2012 The Look has changed Register your Compact Mobile2 www aer amps com Customer Service ...

Страница 2: ...onnections 5 3 1 Front side 5 3 2 Rear side 6 4 Starting up 7 4 1 Cabling and switching on 7 4 2 Level adjustment 7 5 Functional characteristics 7 5 1 Equalization 7 5 2 Effects 8 5 3 Footswitch 8 5 4 Phantom powering 8 5 5 Battery operation and care 9 6 Technical specificatios 10 7 Circuit diagram 12 ...

Страница 3: ...le for electric instruments and voice further more you can add a playback signal to your perfor mance The internal battery allows you to operate your Compact Mobile2 up to 4 hours without con necting the amp to the mains All AER systems are subtly dynamically controlled which ensures absolute reliability in full load opera tion despite strikingly small sizes and little weight Read on and have fun ...

Страница 4: ... into the unit 7 Never install your device close to units with strong electromagnetic fields such as large mains transfor mers revolving machines neon illumination etc Do not lay signal cables parallel to power current cables 8 There are no user serviceable components inside the unit To avoid the risk of an electric shock the unit must not be opened All maintenance adjust ment and repair works sho...

Страница 5: ...nts pickup and other line level sources mic only via XLR connector for microphones 11 pan effect signal distribution control 12 select effect select switch 13 level level control internal effect 14 power on off status indicator 15 master master level control 16 low battery battery status indicator 17 charge battery charge indicator 18 phantom power 48V 48V phantom power switch for microphone off o...

Страница 6: ...t enables you to connect stereo headphones and mutes the loudspeaker Warning Only use headphones with stereo jackplugs in this output socket 4 send Send is an output to connect to an external effect device and in conjunction with return input forms a loop here designed as external effect loop The effect can be switched on or off via footswitch 5 return Return as part of the effect loop operates as...

Страница 7: ...ieve this objective whilst also providing controls for manual intervention channel 1 IF_Compact603_20120529 Compact 603 channel 2 29 Compact 603 The clip LED indicates an overload A short flicker is of no danger to AER devices During operation a short flicker can be accepted to be on the safe side you should reduce the gain slightly to achieve an optimal and distortion free performance Finally set...

Страница 8: ... as well Examples of devices that may be damaged by in correct application of phantom power include Low cost dynamic microphones with a mono jack plug unbalanced signal that were fitted afterwards with an XLR connector Audio devices with a balanced XLR output e g DI boxes effects devices instrument preamps with a DI output etc which are not protected against phantom power applied to their XLR outp...

Страница 9: ...ics it can only be operated when connected to the mains A discharged battery should be charged as soon as possible Storage in discharged condition may damage the battery 3 Storage and self discharge If your AER CompactMobile2 is stored or not used over a long period the battery should be fully char ged in order to keep it s capacity Being switched off for a long time with discharged battery may da...

Страница 10: ...ce 20 k but 5 k while external effect is switched OFF by footswitch Outputs line out Line output after master with aux in and effects Mono jack 6 35 mm Output voltage 700 mV 3 dBV Output impedance 100 Min load impedance 2 k Residual noise A weighted 4 5 μV 107 dBV headphones Headphones output Stereo jack socket 6 35 mm L R connected When plugged in internal speaker is muted Output power at rated c...

Страница 11: ...deep Weight 13 kg 28 7 lbs NOTES Rated conditions Nominal input voltage 50 mV at input of channel 1 Test signal 1 kHz sine unless stated otherwise Signal voltages stated as RMS values 0 dBV corresponds to 1 V RMS Gain of channel under test fully clockwise Tone controls in center position colour off Master adjusted such that the rated output power is obtained requires that the limiter is disabled T...

Страница 12: ...ASTER LINE OUT FOOTSWITCH RETURN HEADPHONES 470R DI out GAIN 48V PREAMP VOICE 6k8 6k8 CH2 EFX PAN PREAMP MIC GAIN H L EFX SELECT L R AUX LEVEL AC POWER SUPPLY CHARGER RECHARGEABLE BATTERY MAINS INPUT 12V DC POWER 12V DC ON OFF CHARGE LOW BATTERY 48V OFF ON DEEP DISCHARGE PROTECTION VOLTAGE MONITOR CLIP DETECTION CLIP DETECTION CLIP DETECTION CLIP DETECTION 9V Phantom Power AUX IN BATTERY INTEGRATE...

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