What to do if the mixing console indicates signal saturation with the Peavey PV 215 D Speaker System PV[®]215D?
If the mixing console indicates that its output signals are saturated, it means the Peavey Speaker System PV[®]215D is not being used properly at full power. To resolve this, reduce the output level of the mixing console and increase the level control on the PV[®]215D speaker.
General| Brand | Peavey |
|---|---|
| Model | PV 215 D |
| Category | Speaker System |
| Language | English |
Switch to select input voltage range (100-120VAC or 220-240VAC).
Connection point for the AC power cord.
Protects the unit from overloads; replaceable with correct type.
Rocker switch to supply AC power to the unit.
Combo female XLR and 1/4" phone jack for balanced or unbalanced input.
Controls the gain (volume) of the input signal.
Provides a mild boost to frequency extremes for pleasing low-level playback.
Indicates power status (Green) or amplifier clipping (Red).
Guidance on connecting the unit to AC power safely.
Steps to diagnose and resolve no audio output issues.
Tips for identifying and fixing hum or buzz problems.
Precautions regarding exposure to heat and sunlight.
Instructions for cleaning the unit safely.
Detailed technical specifications for the speaker system.
Details on what defects are covered by the warranty.
Explains Peavey's responsibilities under warranty.
Procedures for obtaining warranty service.
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