Specifications; Troubleshooting; Sound Quality - JBL ON STAGE 400ID User Manual

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SpecificaTionS

JBL ON STAGE 400 D
i
Frequency Response: 40Hz – 20kHz
Power Consumption: 55 Watts maximum
JBL On Stage 400ID Transducers: One Atlas
neodymium and four Odyssey (25mm)
®
Power: 1 x 30 Watts (woofer)
2 x 15 Watts (tweeters), at 1% THD
Input Impedance: >10k Ohms
Signal-to-Noise Ratio: >85dB
Input Sensitivity: 250mV RMS for rated power output
Power (USA/Canada): 120 Volts, 60Hz AC
Power (Europe/UK): 220 – 240 Volts, 50Hz or 60Hz AC
Power (Japan): 100 Volts, 50Hz or 60Hz AC
Power (Australia): 240 Volts, 50Hz or 60Hz AC
UL/CUL/CE-Approved
Dimensions: 14-1/4" x 7-3/16" x 3-3/4"
(W x D x H) (362mm x 183mm x 95mm)
Weight: 3.8 lb (1.7kg)
Power Supply Manufacturer: JBL
Power Supply Model: 700-0084
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SOuND QuALiTY

symptom possible problem
No sound from the No power to the unit
JBL On Stage 400ID unit
(45mm)
™
Incorrect source selection
Sound comes from one iPod or audio cable is not
side/channel only seated properly
Distortion (static, Noise may be caused
crackling or by interference from a
hissing sounds) monitor, cell phone or
other transmitting device
Too much bass JBL On Stage 400ID is being
or treble overdriven by an amplified
audio source
Volume level may be
too high
Check the EQ setting on
your iPod or source device
JBL On Stage 400ID Input cables are not
unit emits a loud hum or plugged in properly
buzzing noise
Speaker system experi- Input cable may be picking
ences radio frequency up interference
interference or picks up
a radio station
solution note
Make sure the wall power outlet or Is the LED on? If not,
power strip has power. Make sure all power is not getting
switches for the outlet/power strip are to your JBL On Stage
on and that all switches for the speaker 400ID system; try the
system are on. solutions shown.
Make sure the iPod is properly docked
or that the auxilary cable is properly
connected to an external audio device.
Turn up the volume. Check the system
with a known good source, such
as your iPod. Connect the Auxiliary
Port cable to the headphone jack on
your iPod.
Make sure the iPod or Auxiliary Port If you are using a longer
cable is seated all the way into the cable, make sure it's a
JBL On Stage 400ID unit. 3.5mm mini-jack stereo
male-to-male cable.
Turn monitor off to see whether noise is
eliminated. Move JBL On Stage 400ID
unit's cables farther away from monitor.
Make sure that the JBL On Stage 400ID
unit is connected to an appropriate
source device.
Make sure all signal cables are
inserted snugly into receptacles.
Check volume of source device.
Some devices will distort the output
signal if the volume is set to Maximum.
We recommend that the source device
EQ be set to Flat or Off.
Check input cable connection.
Wrap up excess input cable, in order to
make it as short as possible.