Fischer Amps SPEAKER CHECKER User Manual

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FISCHER AMPS

M A N U A L

SPEAKER CHECKER

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Please read this manual carefully prior to the first use of the unit and keep the manual

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Product description:

The FISCHER AMPS Speaker Checker has been developed for fast testing of speaker systems. The

Speaker Checker generates a sine-wave tone adjustable from 90 Hz to 9 kHz with a maximum power

of 1W, thus allowing to test all systems of a loudspeaker box. Thanks to the battery power supply, the

handheld device with belt holder can be used everywhere and fast. It is possible, for instance, to

check the speaker boxes returned from a production into the stock fast and without circumstance.

This saves a lot of time and possibly a lot of trouble which can result from a damaged loudspeaker

box which has not been checked.

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Page 1 The FISCHER AMPS Speaker Checker has been developed for fast testing of speaker systems. The Speaker Checker generates a sine-wave tone adjustable from 90 Hz to 9 kHz with a maximum power of 1W, thus allowing to test all systems of a loudspeaker box. Thanks to the battery power supply, the handheld device with belt holder can be used everywhere and fast.
Page 2 Description of actuators (front side) : Controller Volume: Adjustment of volume of the output signal at the Speakon and at the XLR output jack. Controller Frequency setting: Pre-setting of the sine-wave frequency tone from 90 Hz to 900 Hz and from 900Hz to 9KHz to be set according to the type of loudspeaker to be checked.
Page 3 Adjustment of the volume controller: With a nominal impedance of the connected speaker box of 8 ohm, the Speaker Checker emits 1 W output power when the volume controller is in position (10). When testing a 4 ohm speaker box, you should adjust the level lower, since otherwise the output signal distorts.
Page 4 (Checking of a complete PA or monitor system) Set selector switch of the XLR output jack to position symmetrical. Connect the Speaker Checker to a symmetrical microphone cable with an input for a mixing console. Switch on Speaker Checker and set the volume controller approx.