LD Systems MAILA SPA Bedienungsanleitung Seite 11

INPUT
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Balanced line input with lockable, female 3-pole XLR socket.
THRU
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Balanced line output for forwarding the line input signal (male 3-pole XLR socket).
TRIPOD FLANGE
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Tripod flange for the distance pole LD MAILA DB.
HOLDING BUSHES
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Holding sockets for the EasyMount+ flight bracket LD MAILA TMB.
LC-DISPLAY
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Multifunctional graphic LC display with lighting.
PUSH TO ENTER / HOLD TO MUTE
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Rotary push encoder for navigating the main menu and submenus and adjusting system settings.
Select the individual menu items in the main menu and in the submenus by rotating the encoder and
confirm the selection by pressing the encoder. Change a numerical value or status in a menu item by
rotating the encoder and confirm the change by pressing the encoder. To move up one level in the
menu structure, select the arrow symbol < and confirm the selection.
Press the encoder for about 2 seconds to mute the amplifier module and again for about 2 seconds to
unmute it.
LEDS TO INDICATE THE STATUS OF THE UNIT
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PWR – (Power)
The PWR indicator lights up white when the unit is correctly connected to the mains and switched on.
SIG – (Signal)
The SIG indicator lights up white when an audio signal is present in the unit.
LIMIT – (Limiter)
The LIMIT indicator lights up yellow when the amplifier module is operated in the upper limit range.
Brief illumination of the LED is not critical. To protect the system, any excessive signal level is
lowered smoothly by the integrated limiter. The level reduction is shown graphically under GR in the
display (Gain Reduction). If the limiter LED remains lit for a longer period, or permanently, reduce the
volume level.
PROT – (Protect)
The PROT indicator lights up red if the amplifier module is overloaded or overheating. The amplifier
module is automatically muted. After reaching normal operating conditions, the unit returns to the
normal operating mode after a few minutes.
PUSH TO UNLOCK SAT
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At the rear top of the amplifier module is the release button for releasing a mounted satellite speaker.
VENTS
To avoid damage to the device, do not cover the vents on the back and ensure that air can circulate
unhindered.
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