QSC Audio KSub, K8, K12 Remote Gain Attenuator, Schematics of Proper Wiring for Gain Attenuator

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Remote Gain Attenuator

A 3 pin “Euro” connector has been provided to adjust the volume of the K Series loudspeaker or put the system

into standby. (Figure 13) By varying the voltage on the pin between +5V (provided on pin) and

ground ( pin), the volume can be linearly controlled. The voltage on the pin can be created by using a potentiometer or provided from an external source. Many K Series systems can be controlled from a single poten-

tiometer by connecting the pins of multiple K Series speakers together.

A relay or manual connection can be made between the pin and the

pin to put the K Series system into

– Figure 13 –

standby mode after 5 minutes.

 

 

WARNING: Do not put more than +5V or less than ground on the pin or else damage may

occur. Do not connect the pin directly to the pin.

Schematics of Proper Wiring for Gain Attenuator

When using a single potentiometer for one loudspeaker. (Figure 14)

When using a single potentiometer for multiple loudspeaker. (Figure 15)

Wiring to the 3 pin “Euro” connector. (Figure 16)

– Figure 14 –

– Figure 15 –

– Figure 16 –

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