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6.Audio output connector for assistive listening device. The volume level can be adjusted
individually via the volume knob below.
7.Audio input for EMERGENCY OVERRIDE (EO). There are two input modes for EO, 100V
(high voltage) and LINE (low voltage). The sensitivity can be set by adjusting the EO SENS
knob and the EO volume can be controlled on EO LEVEL knob . When EO is activated,
all operation of this unit will be muted temporarily and emergency audio source will be
amplified through this input. This function is specifically designed for emergency or public
broadcast.
8.EMERGENCY OVERRIDE mode selector. 100V for high voltage. LINE IN for low voltage.
9.Sensitivity setting of EMERGENCY OVERRIDE (EO). Turn to decide the sensitivity value
that activates EO function.
10.Volume setting of EMERGENCY OVERRIDE (EO). Turn to decide an optimized volume
level.
11.Main speaker out (R/L)
12.Power output, offering power for connected transmitter charger.
13.DC in
14.IR2 volume control
15.IR1 volume control
16.Aux In volume controls. Individually for 3 audio inputs.
17.Line Out volume control
18.Volume control of assistive listening device
19.3-band tone controls. Individual bass, mid and treble.
20.IR2 reception indicator
21.IR1 reception indicator
22.Audio indicator
23.Power indicator
24.Power switch
25.Lock
Operating the system
1. First, find the optimal location with the widest view of the room to install the IR amplifier.
2. Connect power adaptor into nearby power outlet, and then connect the DC plug of adaptor to
the amplifier.
3. Connect the speakers to the amplifier (4Ω min). See tips for multiple speakers.
4. Turn on the amplifier.
5. Switch on the transmitter and the channel indicator(s) will light up.
6. Adjust the volume control of amplifier to comfortable level.
TIP: Reduce the treble slightly if feedback/howling, or operate transmitter further from speakers.