Rockville Power Gig series, Руководство пользователя

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Fuse replacement Diagram
OLD FUSE
SPARE FUSE
Your Power Gig unit features a blue LED on the cabinet front to the left of the woofer. This
LED is not a clip indicator but a system level meter. You do not have to be concerned if
this LED lights steadily or blinks, it is simply monitoring your musical output and indicat-
ing to you proper function of the Power Gig unit.
While guitarists and bassists have their own amplifiers to ensure that the volume pro-
duced by their instrument matches that of the other sound sources on stage, keyboards
and synthesizers are a different story. They usually have no built-in speakers which
means they need an external sound source. The Power Gig unit allows for the connec-
tion and mixing of two keyboards. More than two keyboards can be connected using a
sub mixer to mix down the signals and send them to the Power Gig unit via the sub mixer
output connectors.
The audio inputs and outputs of the Power Gig unit are fully balanced. To maximize
interference compensation we recommend establishing balanced connections to other
equipment whenever possible.
Be sure to have your Power Gig units installed by a qualified installation professional.
Ensure that the unit is properly grounded during and after installation. Not doing so may
result in electrostatic discharge which may cause damage your equipment.
UNIT FAILS TO POWER UP.
1. Make sure unit is plugged in properly to wall outlet.
2. Check that power cable is plugged in tightly to unit.
3. If people or equipment tend to step and roll over or stretch your power cable it can
get damaged. Always try a second cable to test for shorts in original cable. Dispose of
original damaged power cables immediately.
4. If system still fails to power up, UNPLUG FROM WALL. There is a small door below
the plug input on the Power Gig unit, pop off this door and remove the fuse with needle
nose pliers and replace with same rated fuse. Please make sure unit is unplugged from
wall before attempting to change the fuse!
UNIT TURNS ON, BUT NO SOUND.
1. Check that Master Volume is turned up.
2. Be sure your microphone is turned on.
3. All appropriate cables should be plugged in correctly.
4. If using a mixing console make sure fader and balance are set to center positions and
level increased.
5. Be sure Volume and Gain of appropriate channels are set above 0 level and matched
correctly as indicated above.
Front Side Peak Level Limiter
Keyboard Amplification
Balanced use with XLR connectors
Installation
Trouble Shooting