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4 - Description

4.1 - Front panel

[1] TEL PAGING Volume control fader

Allows you to configure the tele paging volume

from 0 (minimum) to 10 (maximum).

You can use the MIC-DESK (optional) microphone

with the XLR/JACK 6.35 cable.

[2] MIC Volume control fader

Allows you to configure the volume of the

microphone from 0 to 10.

[3] AUX/CD/MP3/TUNER Volume control fader

Allows you to configure the volume of the AUX, CD

and internal module from 0 to 10.

[4] Equalizer buttons

Allow you to control the level of each frequency.

There are 3 frequencies (as written below each

fader): 150 Hz (basses), 1 kHz (mediums), 6 kHz

(trebles). Variation range of +/-10 dB.

[5] Master Volume fader

Allows you to configure the main volume of the

amplifier from 0 to 10.

[6] Volume output indicators

These LEDs light up to indicate the volume output.

The PROTECT LED indicates the unit is in

Protection mode. The protection mode is a

safety mode preventing the unit from functioning

when a problem occurs (short-circuit, excessive

temperatures or sound levels). The CLIP LED lights

up to indicate the amplifier is overheating or the

speakers might be damaged.

[7] ON/OFF Power switch

Turns the unit ON or OFF.

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[8] Power indicator

Lights up when the unit is turned ON.

[9] LCD display

Displays the information about the status of the

module or the track currently being played.

[10] Stop button

In USB mode:

Stops the track currently being played.

[11] Play/Pause button

In USB mode:

Pauses or plays the track currently being played.

[12] NEXT button

In USB mode:

Skips to the next track.

[13] BACK button

In USB mode:

Goes back to the previous track.

[14] DIR-UP button

In USB mode:

Skips to the next folder.

In Tuner mode:

Press this button to skip to the next frequency

memory.

Hold this button to browse through memories.

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