Name: Behringer SYSTEM 15
Brand: Behringer
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4 SYSTEM 15 Quick Start Guide 5

Modules

Your System 15 has two rows of modules

Top Row

(1) 914 Fixed Filter Bank (FFB).

(2) 923 Filters and Noise Sources.

(3) 904B High Pass Filter (HPF

(4) 904A Low Pass Filter (LPF).

(5) & (6) 902 Voltage Controlled Ampliers (VCA).

(6) & (8) 911 Envelope Generators (EG).

Bottom Row

(1) 921A Oscillator Driver.

(2) & (3) 921B Voltage Controlled Oscillators (VCO).

(4) 921 Voltage Controlled Oscillator (VCO/LFO).

(5) CP3A – M

(6) CP35 Attenuator / Voltage Source / Multiple.

(7) 961 Interface.

(8) CM1A – MIDI interface.

Further information on all modules can be found on their individual Quick Start Guides at www.behringer.com/downloads.html

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System 15 - Getting Started

CONNECTION

To connect the System 15 to your system, please consult the connection guides in specic patches.

HARDWARE SETUP

Make all the connections in your system. Keep the System 15 power turned o when making any connections.

Ensure your sound system is turned down.

Turn on the System 15 before turning on any power ampliers and turn it o last. This will help prevent any turn on or turn o “pops or thumps” in your speakers.

WARM UP TIME

We recommend leaving 30 minutes or more time for the System 15 to warm up before recording or live performance. (Longer if it has been brought in from the cold.)

This will allow the precision circuits time to reach their normal operating temperature and tuned performance.

System 15 Patches

Expressive Lead 1

Voltage Control (pitch)

Source Destination

External MIDI Keyboard – MIDI Out CM1A MIDI Interface MIDI In

CM1A CV Output 921A Frequency Input

921A Frequency Output 921B Frequency Link (in series)

Audio

921B Waveform outs (three of four) CP3A-M Inputs

CP3A-M Output 904A Signal Input

904A Signal Output 902 Signal Input