Rear Panel; Voltage Selector Switch - Peavey PVs 12 Sub Operating Manual

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MP3 player or tape deck. The high-pass filtered signal from the XS™12 Sub

would then be sent to a full-range powered speaker system, easing the burden of

deep bass from this speaker system.

Rear Panel

REAR PANEL

BOTTOM

The PVs 12 Sub has a voltage selector switch to allow switching between an input power voltage range from

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100VAC to 120VAC to a range from 220VAC to 240VAC, all at either 50 or 60 cycles per second (Hz). It should

be set to the proper voltage for your country out of the box. However, world conditions are such that some areas

have power line voltages differing from the voltage used by the majority of any given locale.

Be sure to check the position of the voltage selector switch to see that it matches the power line voltage used

locally. The red slider slot should be toward the voltage required that is printed on the rear panel.

If it does not match, then to change the voltage to the correct one, follow the steps outlined below.

Changing the Voltage Range of the PVs 12 Sub

First, make sure the PVs 12 Sub is disconnected from the power line, and that the power switch (4) is in the OFF

position.

Second, unscrew the screws holding the clear switch protector on the voltage selector switch (1) just a little, just

enough to allow rotation of the clear switch protector. The screws DO NOT need to be unscrewed very far.

Third, rotate the clear plastic protector about 90 degrees to uncover the voltage selector switch. One side of the

cover has a slot; the other just a hole. The side with the hole is the side that pivots.

Fourth, using a small flat blade screwdriver, push the red selector switch slide plate to the other side from where

it was. The red slider slot should be toward the desired voltage that is printed on the rear panel.

Fifth, rotate the clear plastic protector back underneath the loosened screws, and tighten one down while hold-

ing the clear plastic protector in place. Tighten the other screw down, and make sure both screws are tight.

If the screws are over-tightened, this could damage the voltage selector switch clear plastic cover, so do not apply

excessive force to the screws!

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