Connection Of Switching Voltages; Connecting Headphones; Rc 3 Remote Control - AVM PA 30.3 Operating Instructions Manual

1.12 Connection of switching voltages

If a connected power amplifier is equipped with a trigger input, you can connect the switching
signal of the PA 30.3 (TRIGGER OUT) to one of the two switching outputs (22). This allows a
comfortable remote switching of power amplifiers or subwoofers. Please refer to section 1.3
for details on the control socket assignment.
1.12.1 AIR Trigger (AVM Intelligent Remote)
If you have connected a compatible AVM power amplifier model of the MA or SA series as
power amplifier, it can be switched on and off from your PA 30.3 using the RCA or XLR cable
connected to one of the two analog outputs (FIX or PREAMP OUT). You do not need a
separate control cable for this. Please refer to the corresponding documentation regarding
the operating mode setting of your power amplifier.

1.13 Connecting headphones

The PA 30.3 preamplifier is equipped with a 6.3 mm jack socket for connecting headphones
(10). Please note that the preamp outputs RCA (24) and XLR (25) are deactivated as long as
headphones are connected. The recording output FIX (23) remains active.

1.14 RC 3 remote control

The included RC 3 remote control made of aluminium allows you to control your PA 30.3
comfortably. The ON and OFF buttons are responsible for all AVM devices of a system and
switch them on and off together.
As an alternative to the RC 3 remote control supplied, you can also use the models RC 8 or RC
9 from AVM. These two remote controls allow you to control a wider range of functions and are
available from your dealer for an additional charge.
The keys < INPUT > are used to select the input of an available source, which is shown on the
display of the PA 30.3.
Use the < VOLUME > buttons to adjust the desired output volume of the PA 30.3. Further
buttons such as < STATION >, < SKIP >, STOP, PLAY serve to control further AVM
components. For example, the STOP, PLAY, and < SKIP > buttons enable control of a CD
player. The PLAY key switches between PLAY and PAUSE when pressed several times - the
STOP key ejects the CD when pressed several times. The buttons < SKIP > switch to the next
/ previous track on a CD when pressed briefly - when pressed longer, the search is accelerated
through the current track.
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