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1.
XLR INPUT:
This jack accepts XLR input connections with either balanced or unbalanced
wiring. The input wiring of an XLR connector should be as follows:
·
XLR PIN 1
·
XLR PIN 2
·
XLR PIN 3
2.
TRS INPUT:
This jack accepts 1/4" connections with either balanced or unbalanced wiring.
For balanced wiring, a three-conductor TRS plug is necessary. The input wiring of a TRS
connector should be as follows:
·
TRS TIP Signal positive (+)
·
TRS RING Signal negative (-)
·
TRS SLEEVE Signal ground (Shield)
Unbalanced 1/4" wiring can be done with either a two- or three-conductor (TS or TRS) plug.
A two-conductor (TS) plug automatically grounds the signal negative input, whereas a three-
conductor (TRS) plug, wired unbalanced, provides the option of leaving the negative input open
or grounded. We recommend that you ground the unused negative input (this can be done by
wiring the ring and sleeve of the TRS plug together).
The TRS input is summed through a balanced input amplifier with the XLR input, allowing both
inputs to be used simultaneously. Input specifications apply to both.
3.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATION:
4.
SUB-FREQUENCY PORT:
discharging frequencies below 60 Hz.
5.
VOLUME CONTROL:
iM05 to proper levels as required.
6.
POWER RECEPTACLE:
monitor.
7.
FUSE HOLDER:
8.
VOLTAGE-SELECT SWITCH:
be set to match the "house supply" (receptacle) voltage of the country or location in
which the speaker is used. The 115V setting is correct for the USA, while 230V setting is
correct for most of the UK and Europe.
9.
POWER SWITCH:
Signal ground (Shield)
Signal positive (+)
Signal negative (-)
This label contains the model and specification information.
This port aids in reproduction of very low frequencies by
Use the volume control to set the output sound pressure from the
Accepts a detachable 3-circuit line cord in order to power the
Holds the external main fuse.
Provides two selections - 115VAC and 230VAC, and should
This switch turns the monitor on and off.
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