LUCAS NANO 602 1.0
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2 Connectors and Control Features
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Power
This button switches LUCAS NANO 602 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 602 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 602 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
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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4
Stereo Input 1/2 (XLR/1/4")
These balanced combination input ports – XLR/1/4" (6.3 mm) jacks – serve
to connect a line signal. Channel 1’s signal is routed to the left; Channel 2’s
to the right.
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5
Stereo Input 1/2 (mini jack)
Use this 3.5 mm mini jack to connect high-gain audio devices such as CD
and MP3 players, DJ mixing consoles and computers.
Heads up: The input combination ports (
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4
) are muted when you insert
a plug into this mini jack.
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6
Sub
Use this rotary knob to adjust the bass level within a range of -∞ to +6 dB,
with 0 dB being at the center or 12 o’clock position.
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7
Balance
Use this rotary knob to adjust the left and right channels’ relative levels.
The Balance knob should normally remain at the center or 12 o’clock position
for a single LUCAS NANO 602 for stereo (Stereo Satellite) or mono (Satellite
Array) setups.
If you’re using two LUCAS NANOs as a twin stereo system, set the left
LUCAS NANO system’s Balance knob to the far left and the right system’s
knob to the far right, or vice versa if you want to fl ip the sides (see also
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8
,
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10
and chapter 3).
Sub Balance
LR
Setup
Speaker Out
to Satellite
L
Speaker Out
to Satellite
R
NANO 602
L R
1/2
Mute
L R
Link In/OutThru 1/2
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