Anchor Seville LP-500 Owner's Manual - Page 4

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BASIC SYSTEM OPERATION

1. Position lectern in front of and facing the audience

2. Plug gooseneck/mic into the XLR jack located on the lectern top

3. Adjust microphone position (use the supplied plastic stiffener to

help hold the mic in place)

4. Set the Lectern Mic Control (blue knob) to minimum

5. Plug the system power cord into a standard AC outlet

6. Turn system Power Switch ON - the Power LED should light

7. Speak into microphone and adjust the lectern mic control to

desired volume level

8. Adjust Tone Controls for desired sound quality

NOTE: Elevate lectern when possible to project

sound over listeners in front.

IMPORTANT: Make all connections w/ shielded cables to avoid hum, buzzing or interference.

POWER LED

READING LIGHT SWITCH

POWER SWITCH

FUSE

SEVILLE LECTERN - CONTROL PANEL

MODEL SHOWN: LP-500

CARING FOR THE SEVILLE

Taking proper care of your new lectern will give you years of

use. Clean the solid wood trim with an oil-based furniture pol-

ish, and the laminate surfaces with common household polish.

NEED MORE HELP? View demonstration videos on proper system setup and operation: www.anchoraudio.com

LECTERN MIC

AUXILIARY MIC

LINE INPUT

LEVEL CONTROL

SEVILLE LECTERN ACCESSORIES

LM-618 - LECTERN GOOSENECK MIC

Sensitive electret 24" gooseneck microphone

LC-650 - STORAGE COVER

Durable nylon fitted storage/dust cover

MIC-90 - HANDHELD WIRED MICROPHONE

Anchor's dynamic, balanced, low impedance microphone w/

unidirectional pick-up pattern, mic "on/off" switch & 20' cable

FREQUENCY

TRANSMITTER LED*

CODE LABEL*

TONE CONTROLS

WIRELESS

Bass & Treble

LEVEL CONTROL*

LINE OUT - OUTPUT JACK

LINE IN - INPUT JACK

1/4" phone - provides a

1/4" phone - for playback

combined output of all active

of tape/CD players or any

system inputs. Record your

audio source. May be

presentation or 'daisy chain'

combined w/ mic inputs for

a powered sound system for

composite output

greater crowd coverage

AUXILIARY MIC INPUT

MIC OUT - OUTPUT JACK

Balanced XLR - Low

Balanced XLR - a composite

impedance & phantom

signal of all inputs. Where

power for condenser type

applicable, connect to the

microphones

input on your 'house' system

using an XLR cable

* Please see Page 6 for detailed wireless instructions

INTERNAL

SPEAKER

SWITCH

Turn built-in

speaker 'On'

or 'Off'

SPEAKER OUT

OUTPUT JACK

1/4" phone -

Use output to

drive an external

unpowered

8 ohm speaker