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Rear Panel Description
19. Combo Inputs
These ‘combo’ jacks allow connection of both ¼” TS and XLR
inputs, appropriate for use with microphones. These inputs are
found on input channels one through three.
20. Line-level Input
The ZA200B offers two channels for line-level inputs. Channel 4
has ¼” TRS and stereo RCA connectors, while channel 5 has 1/8”
mini-stereo and RCA connectors. These can be used with most
consumer and professional audio equipment.
21. Screw Terminal Speaker Outputs
These connections are used for output to speakers. They offer
100V line output for both zones 1 and 2, as well as two additional
terminals for 4 ohm connectivity.
22. Link Output
These ¼” TS connectors will send the main signal out to external
input devices. This could include secondary mixers, recording
devices or additional amplifiers/speakers.
23. Link Input
These ¼” TS connectors will accept input signals from external
sources. This could include secondary mixers or playback devices.
24. Sig Link Button
The Signal Link button is used to decide whether the main signal
of the ZA200B will combine both the source signals from input
channels and the signal from the link input jack. When the Signal
Link button is released, signals will be combined, whereas when
the button is pushed in the main signal of ZA200B will be that of
the link input only.
25. Power Cable
This power cable should be connected to a suitable AC power
source in order to operate the ZA200B.
26. Fuse
Turn this fuse holder to release the fuse enclosure. In the event that
a fuse burns, users can replace it with another identical 2 amp fuse.
27. 24V Battery Input
These banana-plug input connectors can be connected to the
positive and negative terminals of a 24V DC power source. This
allows the unit to function even in the event of power outages.
Also included is a battery recharge switch that will allow the battery
to be charged. Phonic suggests that this switch be kept in the off
position unless recharging the battery
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