SWITCHES
AND CONTROLS
ON FRONT
PANEL
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@ POWER
Controls power to the SF-700 unit.
@ LEVEL LOW
Controls the low-channel output level. Turning it clock-
wise
will increase the level, and turning it counterclock-
wise will decrease the level.
= LOW-MID
LOW- MID
MID—
HIGH
Selects the crossover frequency between the low-channel
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and
the
middle-channel
ranges.
Setting this switch
to
L
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ee
OFF
will defeat the function
of this switch and allow
LOW
the MID-HIGH
switch
to determine
the crossover
fre-
quency
between
the
middle-channel
(including
the
low- channel
range) and the high- channel
range. With
this switch set to OFF, no output is present at the MID
Fig. 9
output jacks.
@ LEVEL MID
LOW-MID
CROSSOVER
FREQUENCY (Hz)
LEVE;
MID
MID}HIGH
LEVEL HIGH
2k
°
ELECTRONIC CROSSOVER
model SF-700
=
+ SLOPE (dB/oct)+_________
Fig. 8
Controls
the middle-channel
output level. The use of
this
switch
is essentially
the
same
as that
of LEVEL
LOW.
MID-HIGH
Selects
the
crossover
frequency
between
the
middle-
channel
and
the
high-channel
ranges.
Setting
this
switch
to OFF
will defeat the function
of this switch
and
allow
the
LOW-MID
switch
to
determine
the
crossover
frequency
between
the
low-channel
range
and
the
middle-channel
range
(including
the
high-
channel
range). With this switch set to OFF, no output
will be present at the MID output jacks.
NOTE:
If both
LOW-MID
and
MID-HIGH
are
set to
OFF, no output will appear at any output jack.
_—@
LEVEL
HIGH
Controls the high-channel
output level. The use of this
switch is essentially the same as that of LEVEL LOW.
@ SLOPE
Selects the crossover cut-off characteristics of the SF-700
outputs.
Each SLOPE
switch can select either 6 dB/oct.,
12 dB/oct. and 18 dB/oct. cut-off characteristics.
6aB/oct
Selects the cut-off characteristic of the middle-channel
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side of the low-channel
range.
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e MID. L
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fi
fa
2h
Selects
the
cut-off
characteristic
of the
low- channel
Fig. 10
side of the middle-charinel _ range.
e MID. H
Selects
the cut-off characteristic
of the high-channel
side of
the middle-channel
range.
e HIGH
Selects the cut-off characteristic of the
middle- channel
side of the high-channel range.