Setting Up And Connecting; Operation - IMG STAGELINE PAK-210MK2 Bedienungsanleitung

allows e. g. connection of another active speaker
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system. By means of a switchable filter, low-fre-
quent signal parts can be attenuated (e. g. when
operating the speaker system together with a sub-
woofer).
The amplifiers are equipped with a limiter
against overload and with protective circuits
against overheating.
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Setting Up and Connecting

Set up the speaker system on a solid surface, e. g.
on the stage or on a table and position it towards
the audience. The tweeters should be at earʼs level,
if possible. With its bevelled cabinet form and the
additional lateral rubber feet the system can also
be used as a stage monitor radiating diagonally
upwards.
Alternatively, place the speaker system via the
stand sleeve on its lower side onto a standard
speaker stand with a 35 mm tube diameter (e. g.
PAST series from "img Stage Line").
For additional mounting options, e. g. suspen-
sion, the cabinet is provided with M8 threaded
jacks. To use them, remove the corresponding cov-
ering screws (hexagon socket screws).
When positioning the speaker system, always
make sure that air will flow freely through the cool-
ing fins (8) on the rear side to provide sufficient
cooling.
Prior to the connection or changing existing con-
nections, switch off the speaker system and the
units to be connected.
4.1 Connecting a signal source
Connect a signal source with line level (e. g. mixer
output) to the XLR jack INPUT (1). The jack is pro-
vided for connection of balanced signals [pin con-
figuration chapter 6]. For connecting signal
sources with unbalanced outputs, use an adapter
with the XLR pins 1 and 3 bridged.
4.2 Feed-through output
The XLR jack PAR. OUTPUT (2) is connected in
parallel to the jack INPUT. To this jack e. g. another
active speaker system may be connected to
receive the same input signal.
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4.3 Power supply
Connect the mains cable provided to the mains
jack (11) and the plug to a mains socket (230 V~ /
50 Hz).
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Operation

CAUTION Never adjust the active speaker sys-
tem to a very high volume. Perma-
nent high volumes may damage your
hearing! The human ear will get
accustomed to high volumes which
do not seem to be that high after
some time. Therefore, do not further
increase a high volume after getting
used to it.
Note: To prevent switching noise, always switch on
the active speaker system after the signal
source connected and switch it off first after
use.
1) Set the control GAIN (4) to minimum (left stop)
first and switch on the amplifier with the POWER
switch (9). The LED POWER (7) lights up.
2) If required, switch on the high pass filter, e. g.
when operating the system together with a sub-
woofer so that the subwoofer takes over the
bass reproduction or to suppress low-frequent
interfering noise (subsonic sound).
"HP 100 Hz": bass attenuation
"FULL RANGE": filter off
3) Adjust the desired volume with the control GAIN.
Only turn up the control to such an extent that
the sound reproduction will not be distorted. The
LED LIMITER (5) lights up when the signal level
is too high so that the level limitation will be acti-
vated. If this LED lights up frequently, turn back
the control GAIN accordingly.
4) After use switch off the speaker system with the
POWER switch.