Power works MERCURY P10 User manual

USER MANUAL
MERCURY P10

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SAFETY INTRODUCTION
1.Please read the manual carefully and keep it for future reference.
2.All safety instructions and warnings must be adhered to. They are par t of the manual and must be kept
with the manual.
3.Any guarantee claims are rendered invalid if damage occurs due to non-observance of these operating
instructions. We assume no liability for any consequent damage.
4.We assume no liability for personal injury or damage to proper ty caused by incorrect handling or nono-
bservance of the safety instructions. Any guarantee claims expire in such cases.
5.Unauthorized conversions and/or modifications of the appliance are not permitted for safety and licensing
reasons (CE).
6.The appliance is approved for operation in dry, closed rooms only. Do not operate the device nearby water,
such as in bathrooms or nearby swimming pools.
7.The appliance may not be exposed to extreme temperatures (< +5°C / > +35°C) in operation.
8.The appliance may not be subjected to strong vibrations or heavy mechanical strain.
9.The appliance may not be exposed to excessive moisture (due to dripping or sprayed water, for example).
10.Do not place any recipients filled with liquids, such as glasses or vases, on top of or directly next to the
appliance. They could fall over, causing water to enter the appliance. Never pour out liquids above the
appliance. Do not place any small objects, such as coins or paper clips, on the appliance since they could
fall inside the appliance. You run a high risk of causing a fire or life-threatening electrocution! If any liquid
or objects enter the appliance never theless, pull the mains plug out of the socket immediately and contact
a specialist.
11.The appliance has been constructed according to protection class l. The power plug must only be plugged
into a protection class I outlet. The voltage and frequency must exactly be the same as stated on the device.
Wrong voltages or power outlets can lead to the destruction of the device and to lethal electrical shock.
12.110- 240 Vac, 50/60 Hz mains socket may be used as source of power for the appliance. Never try to operate
the appliance with any other voltage.
13.Only pull the mains plug out of the socket by the intended gripping surface. Do not pull it by the cable.
14.Never plug the mains plug in or out with damp or wet hands.
15.Always pull the mains plug out of the mains socket:
16.Before cleaning the appliance
17.If there is a thunderstorm
18.If you will not be using the appliance for a long period of time (>1 week)

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19.Electrical appliances must be kept out of the reach of children. Be par ticularly careful if children are pre-
sent. Children are not aware of the hazards involved in handing electrical appliances improperly. Children
could attempt to poke objects into the appliance. There is a life-threatening danger of electrocution.
20.Do not leave the appliance unattended while operating it.
21.Never place the appliance on an unstable or movable surface. Persons could be injured or the appliance
damaged by it falling down.
22.When using a rack, make sure it is in a stable position and is transpor ted securely. Installation on uneven,
slanted surfaces or stopping the rack abruptly during transport can result in the rack over turning or applian-
ces falling from or out of the rack and injuring people.
23.Live components can be exposed by opening covers or removing components (unless this can be done wi-
thout tools). Contact points can also be live. If the appliance has to be opened in order to calibrate, service,
repair or replace components or assemblies, all of its poles must be disconnected from all sources of voltage
first. If the appliance has to be kept open and under voltage during maintenance or repairs, this work may only
be carried out by a specialist who is familiar with the risks involved and the relevant regulations.
24.Never connect the appliance directly after transferring it from a cold to a warm room. The condensation
water that forms could destroy the appliance or result in an electric shock. Allow the device to reach
room temperature before connecting it. Wait until the condensation water has evaporated. This can take
some hours.
25.Do not place any naked flames such as those of burning candles on or next to the appliance.
26.Do not place the appliance on soft surfaces such as carpets or beds. Do not cover the air vents of the
appliance. Do not obstruct the air circulation with objects such as magazines, table cloths or curtains. This
prevents the dissipation of heat from the appliance and can result in overheating.
27.Only use the appliance in a moderate climate, not in tropical environments.
28.All persons involved in operating, installing and servicing the appliance and putting it into service must be
trained and qualified accordingly and observe these operating instructions.
29.Defective mains cables may only be replaced by specialists. Danger of shock hazard!
30.Do not leave the packaging material lying around carelessly since it can become a source of danger for
children playing with it.
31.The accident prevention regulations and the regulations of the employers’ liability insurance association
should be observed at commercial institutions.
32.If you are not sure about the correct connection or if questions arise which are not answered by the
operating instructions, please do not hesitate to contact support or a specialist of your choice. Consult a
specialist if you are in doubt about the operating principle or the safety of the product.

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1.HIGH CONTROLS
These controls adjust the amount of high frequencies for each channel.
2.MID CONTROLS
These controls adjust the amount of middle frequencies for each channel.
3.LOW CONTROLS
These controls adjust the amount of low frequencies for each channel.
4.EFFECT CONTROLS
These controls adjust the amount of effect for each channel.
5.CHANNEL VOLUME CONTROLS
These controls adjusts the volume level for each channel.
6.MIC/LINE SELECTORS
They allow to select between a microphone (XLR) input and a line
(1/4” jack TS) input.
WARNING: Please use MIC position only for Microphones.
7.COMBO INPUT sockets
These input sockets accept 1/4” jack TS and XLR male connectors
(balanced/unbalanced).
1.MONO MIC/LINE INPUTS (CH1/CH2) SECTION
1.AUX IN HIGH CONTROL
This control adjusts the amount of high frequencies of AUX IN 3/4.
2.AUX IN LOW CONTROL
This control adjusts the amount of low frequencies of AUX IN 3/4.
3.AUX IN VOLUME CONTROL
This control adjust volume level of AUX IN 3/4.
4.AUX IN MINI JACK STEREO INPUT
This Input can be used with Laptops, Smar tphone or other electronic
devices that have Mini Jack Stereo Output.
WARNING: Please avoid to use AUX IN 3/4 RCA, Jack MONO TS and MINI
JACK STEREO inputs at the same time.
5.AUX IN RCA STEREO INPUT
RCA Stereo Input that can be used with Mp3 player, CD player or other
electronic devices that have RCA stereo output.
6.AUX IN JACK TS STEREO INPUT
1/4” jack TS Stereo Input that can be used with electronic keyboard,
instrument preamp or processor, electronic drum machine, etc.
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3.BLUETOOTH SECTION
1.BLUETOOTH VOLUME CONTROL
This control adjust the volume level of music files coming from Bluetooth.
2.BLUETOOTH PAIR LED
This LED lights up when a remote device with Bluetooth has been paired.
3.BLUETOOTH PAIR SWITCH
This switch enables Bluetooth pairing with a remote Bluetooth device.
2.AUX STEREO INPUT (CH3) SECTION

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1.SUBWOOFER VOLUME
This control adjusts the low frequencies level related only to the subwoofer.
2.MASTER VOLUME
This control adjusts the master volume level of the LIVEMAKER X system.
3.MONO/STEREO SWITCH
When STEREO MODE is selected, MERCURY P10 routes the two signals
from the left andright inputs to the corresponding satellite speakers. If a
MONO signal is sent to either the left or right channel of MERCURY P10,
enabling the MONO MODE will route the signal to both satellite speakers.
When MONO MODE is selected, and a STEREO signal is used, both the left
and the right channels will be summed.
4. MASTER CONTROL SECTION
5.AUDIO PRESET (DSP) SECTION
In this panel section it is possible to change the audio response adjusting
the timbre to the relevant applications. By pressing the DSP PRESET switch,
it is possible to scroll the following modes:
1.MUSIC: To be used for music recording and playback.
2.LIVE: The ideal preset for most “live” application.
3.DJ: Recommended for installations in discos and clubs.
4.SPEECH: This preset allows the best speech intelligibility.
The selected mode will be indicated by the relative LED.
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6. MIX OUT SECTION
It is a XLR output that contains the mix of all inputs and all controls.
It can be used to route the audio signal to another destination such
as recording device, monitor, subwoofer or to another PA System.
9.POWER Switch
Press the switch to the ON position to turn the system on and to the OFF position to turn it off.
8.AC MAINS SELECTOR
This selector allows you to select the input supply voltage. It is protected by a plexiglass cover to prevent an
accidental and incorrect voltage selection.
9.IEC Socket with Fuse holder
Plug the power cord into an AC socket properly configured for your par ticular model. In case of fuse burn, to prev-
ent the risk of fire and damaging the unit, please use only of the recommended fuse type as indicated in the rear
panel silkscreening. Before replacing the fuse, make sure the unit turned off and disconnected from the AC outlet

SETUP
A. Subwoofer with integrated electronics for all system components.
B. Two identical spacers with connectors on bottom and top
C. Column element with the speakers and a connection on the bottom.
Once the subwoofer is placed in the desired location, plug the spacers into the subwoofer and then add the column
element with the speakers. Depending on the application, the column element with the speakers can be opened
with only one spacer on the subwoofer
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TECHNICAL SPECIFCATIONS
Model:
Type:
Vertical array system:
Power output(RMS/peak):
Frequency response:
SPL(1W/1m):
Max.SPL:
Protection circuits:
Dimensions(WxHxD):
Weight:
Ultra Por table Column PA System with Mixer
MERCURY P10
50Hz-20kHz(-10dB) via integrated system filter
121dB
95dB
Class D +1xClass AB
Subwoofer: 360 x 455 x 521.5mm
24kg
Short circuit overcurrent
6x2.75"Wideband Speakers
400W 1200W/
Amplification:
Input sensitivity: (selectable) 0dBu
Protection circuits: DSP based multi-band limiter, Shor t circuit, Over current, Overheating
Impedance: 4 ohms
Sub woofer 1x10"Woofer 2.0"Voice coil
Directivity 120°x20°
Crossover 150Hz 24dB/oct
Sub woofer Connectors 2 x XLR/6.3mm Jack Combo, Mp3 input:3.5mm Jack/Bluetooth/RCA
Cabinet material Sub woofer: Wood /Satellite: ABS
Column:(3X)107 x 560 x 107mm

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