Connecting the Speakers
Mains
Ensure that you have the correct mains cable for your region. The power supplies in the loudspeaker have
switching inputs that automatically detect the incoming voltage and will adjust to either 120V or 220V, depending
on your location.
Plug in the provided AC cable to the loudspeaker and then to the outlet. Turn the speaker on to ensure that they
power up correctly by looking to see that the power LED is lit on the back panel. Once this is confirmed, turn the
speakers o before connecting audio signals.
Standby Mode
The loudspeakers have a standby mode that helps conserve energy when they are not in use.
On – When set to ON, the speakers remain powered on until the mains switch is turned o.
Auto – When set to AUTO, the speakers will automatically enter a power-saving mode when not in use that shuts
down the amplifier section until audio is detected at the input.
Audio Signals
There are two physical inputs you can choose:
▪ RCA-type unbalanced
▪ XLR balanced or unbalanced
The balanced XLR connection is preferable as it can reduce noise and hum from the surroundings but both
connections can provide a high quality input signal. Connect the outputs of your mixer, audio interface or monitor
controller to the loudspeaker inputs.
Caution
Before sending audio to the loudspeakers, set the sensitivity to -6dB and adjust the outputs of your mixer or audio
interface to a low setting and gradually turn up the signal until you get a reasonable volume. This will prevent any
accidental overload of the loudspeakers.
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