INPUT PANEL
Internal Network Mode Selector
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The ability to select the mode of operation provides the sound system user flexibility in the system configuration, and also permits the system to be upgraded at a later date. By simply removing the input panel and changing the position of a heavy duty connector, the system can be configured as either a
± 1 LF Impedance: 8Ω
IN/OUT
± 2 HF Impedance: 16Ω
PASSIVE
plate panel. This provides a truly tamper resistant solution to avoid the horrors of a
IN/OUT
± 1 Full Range Impedance: 8Ω
In passive operation, a system can be operated with a minimum of only one amplifier and no additional system controllers. In
(2 x 8 ohm). This can be useful for assuring maximum power transfer from the amplifier to the transducers.
Please Note: There are no passive network components in the circuit when the
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± 2 LF Impedance: 4Ω
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Changing the Input Mode Connector
1.Remove 6 connector plate retaining screws and remove the plate.
2.Turn plate over and locate the male connector.
3.Pull out connector and firmly place in socket of desired system mode - you should be able to see the yellow indicator in the desired mode window.
4.Replace plate and secure with 6 screws.
Please Note: For SR4715X - SR4719X, the connector is split to permit discrete mode operation.
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