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General| Max. Output Power | 2400 W |
|---|---|
| Input Impedance | 20 kΩ |
| Amplifier Gain | 32dB |
| Operating Voltage | 100-240V |
| Input Connectors | XLR |
| Output Connectors | Speakon NL4 |
| THD | <0.1% |
Instructions for carefully opening the shipping carton and checking for damage.
Crucial safety precautions to follow before operating the amplifier.
Describes the function of the handles for carrying and protecting the front panel.
Controls used to adjust the signal level entering the amplifier.
Indicates if the amplifier is operating above its maximum temperature.
Lights up when high-frequency signals are present at the output terminals.
Shows when the amplifier output is clipping or limiting.
Removable grilles with foam filters to prevent dust entry.
Used to turn the amplifier on and off.
Describes the Neutrik NL4FC Speakon connectors for speaker output.
Minimum Load Select switches for matching output power to speaker load.
Switch to turn the clip limiter circuit on or off.
Alternative input connector for signal or linking other amplifiers.
Standard XLR connector for signal input.
Reverses input signal phase for channel B, used for bridged operation.
Drives both channels simultaneously or used for bridged operation.
Connection for the mains power cable.
Guidelines for rack mounting the amplifier in a standard EIA 19 inch rack.
Explains the forced air cooling system and ventilation requirements.
Information on selecting and connecting the correct AC mains voltage.
Describes how to operate the amplifier in stereo mode.
Explains the tandem mono operation mode for driving both channels with one signal.
Details how to configure the amplifier for bridged mono operation.
Lists essential precautions to follow before operating the amplifier.
Describes the amplifier's power-up sequence and soft start feature.
Explains the function of front panel input level attenuators.
Details the standard gain configuration and sensitivity.
These LEDs act as signal present indicators.
Shows clipping or limiting conditions and how the limiter affects its behavior.
Indicates when protection circuits are activated.
Prevents speaker damage by limiting clipped signals; can be turned on/off.
Protects against overheating by muting the signal and cycling cooling.
Mutes signal if high-frequency signals are present at the output for an extended period.
Protects against short circuits by holding output devices within their safe area.
Shuts down power supply if AC mains voltage is outside the allowed range.
Protects against DC levels on the output, using fuses and crowbar circuits.
Explains the patented Intercooler™ heat sink system for efficient cooling.
Discusses the power-to-weight ratio and contributing design elements.
Details the regulated switch mode power supply and its advantages.
Details Electro Magnetic Compatibility requirements for emission and immunity.
Specifies the allowed radiated emission levels and frequency range.
Outlines the types of interference the equipment must handle.
Declares conformity with EMC directives and lists relevant standards.
Step-by-step guide to reconfiguring the amplifier for 115V or 230V operation.
Covers the standard warranty period and conditions for repair or replacement.
Advises contacting suppliers for country-specific warranty information.
Guides users to contact local dealers or distributors for assistance.
Details the procedure for returning the product for factory service.
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