Line Level Connection; Microphone Level Connection; Thru Connection; Speaker Level Connection - P.Audio 2LINE-SUB User Manual

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5.2.1. LINE LEVEL CONNECTION

The 2LINE-Sub includes both male and female XLR-type connectors.

Any standard XLR-type cable end connectors may be used. For best

noise rejection performance from the cable, it is recommended that only

balanced cables are used. For both the input and output connectors,

pin 2 is considered positive.

The sensitivity selection switch must be set to line level, which is indicated by the silk screen artwork

on the amplifier panel.

It is reccomended that the level control knob be turned anticlockwise to it's minimum point, to

avoid sharp clicks and pops when connecting the XLR cables to the 2LINE System.

For microphone level connection to a dynamic microphone, the sensitivity switch on the XLR input

should be set to 'Mic', whilst the gain control knob is set to its minimum setting. It is recommended

that the vocal preset be used when connected directly to a microphone in order to reduce feedback.

Note that only dynamic microphones can be used, as the 2LINE –Sub is not capable of

providing phantom power on the input XLR.

NOTE: Do not stand directly in front of the 2LINE system when using a microphone in order to avoid

Audio Feedback, which can damage the transducer components!

The XLR THRU connector allows the XLR audio signal to be passed THRU to another XLR input.

This allows easy daisy chaining for full system scalability. Ensure the gain control is set to a minimum

(or power turned off) on subsequent items in the signal chain to avoid clicks and pops.

The Speaker Level Output on the 2LINE-Sub amplifier panel is

capable of outputting high voltages! Take caution when connecting

cables to the connector!

The speakon connector is a locking connector. Any 2 or 4 pole speakon

connector may be used to link between the 2LINE-Sub and the mid hi

cabinet. The output from the 2LINE-Sub is on pins 1+/1- of the speakon connector. To insert the

cable into the 2LINE-Sub, insert the connector until fully into the socket, then turn the connector

clockwise until it clicks into position.

NOTE: take extreme caution when walking around loose cables with locking connectors.

Simply pulling on the connector will not release it, and too much force can damage the

connector and amplifier unit.

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