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Hooking Up a System
Turn all the power off before making connections, and
connect the AC power cord last.
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1. Connect a keyboard to the INPUT jacks, or the MIDI IN
connector.
2. Connect active speakers to the OUTPUT jacks.
3. Insert the AC power cord firmly into the AC IN jack.
4. Connect the AC power cord to a wall outlet.
For models equipped with a voltage selector
Check to confirm that the voltage selector is set to the local
power line voltage. If not, set the selector to the correct
position before connecting the AC power cord to a wall
outlet.
Notes:
« Be sure to insert the plugs firmly into the jacks. Loose connection
may cause hum and noise.
e Leave a little slack in the connecting cord to allow for inadvertent
shock or vibration.
« Connect the AC power cord last.
¢ Connections with some equipment of which the output capacity is
very high may result in sound distortion. When this happens, turn
the INPUT control to lower the input level, or turn the output fevel
of the equipment connected to the DPS-R7.
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Notes:
« !f only one channel is used, connect it to the INPUT CH1 and set
the input mode in the System block to "mono".
See page 40.
This allows you to obtain the same result as you do when the
mode is set to "stereo" and the same signal is input both to the
INPUT CH1 and INPUT CH2.
¢ Be sure to input the signal with the reference level of +4 dB to the
XLR-3-31 connector,
¢ Since the reference level of phone jack is set at —
10 dB, any input
signal exceeding the maximum input level of +10 dB causes
clipping to the amplifier before the input volume and sound may be
distorted.
e An optional remote commander RM-DPS7 can be connected to
the REMOTE IN connector to remotely control this unit.
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