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Rear panel
(9) AC-CONNECTION
Used to plug the power cord in.
(10) FUSEHOLDER
Only replace the fuse when the device is disconnected from mains. Only use fuses of the same rating and
power.
(11) LIMITER
(12) MONO BRIDGE-OUTPUT SOCKET
For connecting the speakers in bridged mode.
(13) CH-2-SPEAKER-OUTPUT SOCKET
For connecting the speakers of channel 2.
(14) CH-2-BANANA/SCREW COMBINATION
For connecting the speakers of channel 2.
(15) CH-1-BANANA/SCREW COMBINATION
For connecting the speakers of channel 1.
(16) CH-1-SPEAKER-OUTPUT SOCKET
For connecting the speakers of channel 1.
(17) VR FOR LIGHT-CONTROL
For adjusting the LED-intensity.
(18) PARALLEL/DUAL/BRIDGE-MODE SELECTOR
For selecting the desired operation mode.
(19) CH-2 JACK INPUT SOCKET
Connect the input signal here using a balanced ¼" stereo jack.
(20) CH-2 XLR INPUT SOCKET
Connect the input signal here using a balanced XLR-plug.
(21) INPUT SENSITIVITY-SELECTOR
For selecting the desired input sensitivity. Please refer to the explanations under Switch adjustments.
(22) CH-1 XLR INPUT SOCKET
Connect the input signal here using a balanced XLR-plug.
(23) CH-1 JACK INPUT SOCKET
Connect the input signal here using a balanced ¼" stereo jack.
(24) GROUND LIFT-SELECTOR
LEGAL INSTRUCTIONS
Operating an amplification system can produce extremely high noise levels that may cause a permanent
hearing loss. The legal instructions for using an amplification system vary from country to country. The user
must always inform himself on the legal instructions valid in his country and apply them to his situation.
Always monitor the sound pressure level when operating an amplification system in discotheques, concerts
etc. Never exceed the permissible noise level exposures as specified by your authorities. The monitoring of
the noise levels must be documented in an appropriate way.
In Germany, the follwing instructions are binding:
Strafgesetzbuch § 223 ff: http://bundesrecht.juris.de/bundesrecht/stgb
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