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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

The Fender Passport sound system is supplied with

a detachable power cable with an IEC female

connector and a male AC connector. Depending on

the territory in which the Passport system is

purchased, the power cable will be supplied with

one of a number of male AC connectors to

accommodate the different safety and code

requirements of specific countries.

supplied with Passport products are three pin

grounded types.

Under no circumstances should the ground

(earth) pin be disconnected or removed.

Your Passport System features a Switch-Mode-

Power-Supply designed to operate on any AC

voltage and line frequency to convert AC power with

maximum efficiency.

When traveling abroad with the Passport system, as

a standard precaution, always check the local

voltage and set the voltage selector switch located

adjacent to the power input socket on the rear of the

mixer / amplifier to the appropriate operating range.

This check must be performed before connecting

the power cable. The Fender Passport has two

range settings: 115v or 230v.

Failure to select the appropriate voltage range will

cause the unit to go into protect mode, void any

warranty and may cause damage to the unit.

For example, The United States of America is

standardized at 117 volts/60 Hz, Japan operates on

100 volts/50 Hz.

For both of these countries the

range selector must be set to 115v. Countries in the

EEC have standardized at 230 volts/50 Hz.,

however, there are different types of AC plugs used.

For all these countries the selector should be at the

230v position. When using plug adapters or

operating in a territory other than the one in which

the unit was purchased, take great care to comply

with local safety requirements and electrical codes of

practice.

If you are not sure of the local voltage, wiring

codes & colors, AC grounding, or correct

procedures for connection, consult a qualified

technician.

Warning

Under no circumstances should the ground pin on

the Passport or on any of your electrical equipment

be lifted.

circumstances a combination of different types of

ungrounded equipment can create a life threatening

All AC cables

shock hazard. Microphones have metal cases and

are connected through the mic cable to the mixer's

chassis. Your Passport mixer may be correctly

grounded if the building's wiring is to code and the

ground pin on the A/C plug is properly connected.

However if for any reason external A/C powered

equipment with ungrounded A/C connections are

used in conjunction with the Passport system (e.g.

an ungrounded music amplifier), there may be a

difference in potential to the microphone case. With

this combination a performer holding a (grounded)

microphone coming into contact with an

ungrounded item of powered equipment may be

subject to dangerous electrical shocks.

By following the correct procedures and safety

precautions, risks of severe shock hazard can be

minimized. Always check the A/C connection and

particularly the voltage between the microphone and

any other A/C equipment. Best of all, avoid

operating the system in conjunction with

ungrounded or improperly grounded electrical

equipment.

It is possible that under certain