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4.2 - Rear panel

[1] AC power socket

Connect here the supplied power cord.

Connect the other end to a standard electrical

outlet (16 A 230 V).

Note: If need to change the fuse, replace it with one

with the exact same characteristics.

[2] AMP IN/PRE-AMP OUT sockets

This input/output system allows you to connect

a digital sound processing device such as an

equalizer. Connect the input of your device to the

PREM-AMP OUT socket. Connect the output to the

AMP IN socket.

Please use a JACK TS (Mono Jack) cable to link the

two devices together.

[3] LINK IN/LINK OUT sockets

Allows you to share the incoming signals with

another power amplifier. The LINK output is

located right before the main volume settings and

thus takes into consideration the volume of each

input.

Connect the LINK OUT socket of the first amplifier

to the LINK IN of the second one to daisy-chain

several amplifiers.

[4] Gain control

Use these faders to configure the input sound level

of your sources. This will allow you to increase low

sound levels or decrease high sound levels.

[5] PRIORITY switches

Allow you to activate/deactivate the PRIORITY

function to the mic 1 & 2 inputs.

When ON, using the microphone will decrase the

volume of other sources, when OFF this function is

deactivated.

[6] Microphone input XLR connectors

Connect here microphone with XLR plugs requiring

(or not) a phantom power supply unit.

[7] Remote paging input

Connect here your remote paging system. The G

pin is the mass, the C pin is the cold, while the H

pin is the hot point of your PRX system.

[8] Ringtone volume

This fader allows you to configure the volume of

the chime/siren.

[9] 5-pin DIN microphone input

Connect here a 5-pin DIN microphone (such as the

MIC-DESK) to be able to remotely control the

chime.

[10] Phantom power switch

The phantom power supply delivers a 48V voltage

allow you to use particular microphones. This

power supply can damage microphones which do

not require any external power supply unit. Please

make sure to adapt your selection to the type of

microphone used.

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