LUCAS NANO 305 FX 1.1
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2 Connectors and Control Features
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1
Power
This button switches LUCAS NANO 305 FX on and o .
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2
Status Indicator
This dual-color LED indicates the following statuses:
• Green = power on
• Red = limit/mute or error
If it fl ashes briefl y red from time to time, this tells you that the limiter is
responding to signal peaks.
Heads up! If the Status LED stays red while LUCAS NANO 305 FX is
up and running, the system is being overloaded. Turn down the signal
level! If you are not feeding a signal in and the Status LED stays red, a
malfunction has occurred.
Note: There are situations when LUCAS NANO 305 FX remains muted
for about two seconds to give the amplifi er unit time to ramp up and to
prevent switching noise (the Status LED lights up red during this time).
It does this:
• when you press the Power button to switch the system on
• when you press the Setup button
If the light remains on, a malfunction has occurred and you need to get in
touch with our Technical Service team.
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3
Bluetooth Indicator
This indicator lights up blue continuously when a Bluetooth-enabled device
is connected to LUCAS NANO 305 FX to stream audio via channel 4/5 (see
also chapter 3)
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4
Gain/Volume
Use this rotary knob to adjust the given input’s signal level. Twist it
counterclockwise to the far left to turn the signal level all the way down and
clockwise to the far right to turn it all the way up.
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5
Inputs 1, 2 and 3
These balanced combination XLR/1/4" (6.3 mm) ports serve to connect a
microphone, an instrument with a high-impedance (Hi-Z) output, or a line
signal. These are mono channels, so incoming signals are routed to both the
right and left outputs.
Phantom power can be provided to Channels 1 and 2 for condenser mi-
crophones or active DI boxes. If you need it, engage the Phantom Power
button (see section
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23
) on the rear of the LUCAS NANO 305 FX.
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6
Mic/Instrument/Line Selector
Use this selector to match the given channel’s gain and impedance to a
microphone, instrument or line signal.
Confi guring Inputs 2 and 3 as a Stereo Pair
If you wish to confi gure Channels 2 and 3 as a pair of stereo inputs, set both
of their Mic/Instrument/Line Selectors (
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6
) to Line. You will still be able to
adjust their Hi-EQ, Lo-EQ, Rev/Aux and Gain/Volume controls individually.
The Channel 2 signal is rendered on the left, the Channel 3 signal on the
right.
This is the setup of choice for connecting a stereo keyboard and other ste-
reo signals. It also lets you EQ and add reverb to these signals.
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7
Hi (High EQ)
Turn this knob to adjust the input signal's high frequencies. The control
range is +/–15 dB.
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8
Lo (Low EQ)
Turn this knob to adjust the input signal's low frequencies. The control
range is +/- 15 dB.
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9
Rev/Aux Send
The Rev/Aux Send knob determines the amount of signal sent to the
internal e ects unit. Setting the selector switch (
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12
) to the ‘8 Aux Send’
position switches the internal e ects unit o and sends the signal to
the Footswitch / Aux Send (
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18
) jack so you can route it on to an external
e ects device or to a monitor system.
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5
Out
Mix
CH 4 /5
Thru
Mute
R
L/Mono
Sub Balance
RL
Rev/Aux
Master
1 small A
2 small B
3 medium A
4 medium B
5 large A
6 large B
7 slap
8 Aux Send
Footswitch
Rev. on/off
Aux Send
Link In/Out
Connect
a 2nd
LUCAS NANO
4/521
Lo
Hi
Rev/
Aux
3
Lo
Hi
Rev/
Aux
Lo
Hi
Rev/
Aux
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