4.3 Connecting the active speaker system
Unit
Microphone with XLR plug
Audio units with line output,
e. g.: mixer, MP3 / CD player,
radio, microphone pre-
amplifier
Active speaker system
Passive speaker system
5 Operation
5.1 Amplifier
Function
1.
to switch the unit on / off
2.
to switch the internal
speakers on / off
3.
Volume for a microphone
or audio unit connected to
the jack MIC / LINE (19)
4.
Volume for one or two
wireless microphones
5.
Sound for all micro-
phones and an audio unit
connected to the jack
MIC / LINE (19)
6.
Volume for the
MP3 / CD player and an
audio unit connected to
the jack LINE IN (24)
7.
Sound for the
MP3 / CD player and an
audio unit connected to
the jack LINE IN (24)
Hint: To save battery power, always remember to switch
off the wireless microphones after operation .
5.1.1 Limiter
The red LED LIMITER (32) lights up when the
limiter limits the volume at the maximum undis-
torted level . If the LED lights permanently, use the
control LEVEL (20 or 26) to reduce the volume .
Connection to jack
MIC / LINE (19)
LINE IN (24) and
with 6.3 mm plug to
MIC / LINE (19) if no micro-
phone is connected
LINE LINK (25)
If a second speaker system
TXA-624CD / SW or
TXA-604 / SW is used,
connect its input LINE IN to
the output LINE LINK of the
first speaker system.
EXTERNAL SPEAKER (33)
Operating element
switch POWER (31)
switch INTERNAL
SPEAKER (34)
control LEVEL (20)
control
WIRELESS MIC (21)
controls BASS, MIDDLE
and TREBLE (22)
control LEVEL (26)
Note: Either operate
the MP3 / CD player or
the unit connected.
controls BASS and
TREBLE (27)
5.1.2 Volume attenuation during
microphone announcements
During microphone announcements, the volume
of the MP3 / CD player and of the audio unit con-
nected to the jack LINE IN (24) can be attenuated
automatically . This will make it easier to under-
stand announcements .
1) Use the switch MUSIC RETURN TIME (28) to
attenuate the volume:
LONG After an announcement, the attenua-
tion will be deactivated with a delay .
OFF
no attenuation
SHORT After an announcement, the attenua-
tion will be deactivated immediately .
2) Use the control DEPTH (29) to adjust the level
of attenuation . When the control is set to the
left stop, the volume will not be attenuated .
When the volume is attenuated during an an-
nouncement, the green LED on the left of the
control will light up .
5.2 Operation of the receiver module
Each receiver unit (A and B) provides a control
(2) to adjust the volume and to switch it on and
off . The display (1) is divided into two parts: left
half for receiver unit A, right half for receiver unit
B . When a receiver unit has been switched on,
the display will indicate the transmission channel .
To briefly indicate the radio frequency, press the
button (for unit A) or (for unit B) .
5.2.1 Setting the transmission channels
Use the controls (2) to switch on the receiver
units . Do not switch on the corresponding wire-
less microphones / transmitters for the time being .
Channel scan
Keep the buttons and (3) simultaneously
pressed for approx . 1 second until
on the display . The scan will start: The receiver
units will be set to free channels without mutual
interference . If no free channels are found, the
channels set will be kept .
Manual channel selection
If both receiver units A and B are switched on:
1) Keep the button SET (3) pressed until the chan-
nel indication for receiver unit A starts flashing
on the display .
2) Select the channel for receiver unit A with the
button or and then confirm with the
button SET .
appears
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