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Loudspeaker (the master) to a MIC/LINE input of the next (the slave) using an XLR female to male
or XLR female to jack cable. Several speakers can be connected together in this way if required.
: When linking by wire, the MIC/LINE input of the slave speaker must be set to LINE mode as
described previously. Also, this configuration will not enable true stereo operation.
NAXOS Loudspeakers incorporate some degree of overload protection, but over driving is still
possible and can cause severe damage to the Loudspeaker. Such damage is not covered by
warranty and correct use remains the responsibility of the user.
The SIG/LIMIT LED on the upper right of the amplifier panel will light or may flicker Green to
indicate the presence of an input signal during normal use.
However, should it light RED, this is an indication of excessive input signal or that the Loudspeaker
is being over driven. In this case, the signal level from the connected device and/or the respective
MIC/LINE or BT/AUX level must immediately be reduced to avoid damage to the Loudspeaker.
The NAXOS 10A DSP Loudspeaker has a top carrying handle and the NAXOS 12A DSP and
NAXOS 15A DSP models have side and top carrying handles.
For safety they should only be carried using these handles. The cabinets are robust but they must be
lifted, handled and placed onto hard surfaces with care. All models can be mounted onto a standard
35mm pole using the integral receptacle in the cabinet base with hand locking hand bolt.Two M6 points
are provided in the top of the NAXOS 10A DSP cabinet and M8's in the top and bottom of the
NAXOS 12A DSP and NAXOS 15A DSP. All fixing points are covered by easily removable cosmetic
caps during production.
No adjustment or maintenance of NAXOS Loudspeakers is necessary and cleaning should only be
done using a dry, non-abrasive cloth or dry dusting brush.
NAXOS Series Loudspeakers are warranted in the EU only for one year from the date of
supply or delivery against faulty parts or manufacturing defects. The warranty excludes electrical
or mechanical faults or damage as a result of over driving by excessive input signal, excessive AC
voltage, abuse, misuse, or failure to observe the operating guidelines detailed in this manual.
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