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HDL 35-AS INPUT PANEL
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FEMALE XLR INPUTS (BAL/UNBAL). The system accept XLR input connectors.
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MALE XLR SIGNAL OUTPUT. The output XLR connector provides a loop through for speakers daisy chaining. The balanced
connector is connected in parallel and can be used to send the audio signal to other amplified speakers, recorders or supplementary
amplifiers.
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SYSTEM SET UP ENCODER. Push the encoder to select a function (gain reduction, delay, preset). Rotate the encoder to select
a value or a preset.
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GAIN REDUCTION LED. Pushing the encoder once the gain reduction indicator lights green. Then rotate the encoder to reduce
the gain to the right level.
POWER LED. This green led is ON when the speaker is connected to the main power supply.
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DELAY LED. Pushing the encoder twice the delay indicator lights green. Then rotate the encoder to delay the speaker. The delay
is expressed in meters.
SIGNAL LED. The signal indicator lights green if there is audio signal present on the main
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PRESET LED. Pushing the encoder three times the preset indicator lights green. Then rotate the encoder to load the right preset
to the speaker.
LIMITER LED. The amplifier has a built in limiter circuit to prevent clipping of the amplifiers or overdriving the transducers. When
the soft clipping circuit is active the LED blinks RED. It is okay if the limit LED blinks occasionally. If the LED lights continuously, turn
down the signal level.
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SYSTEM SET UP DISPLAY. Display the system setting values. In case of RDNet active connection a rotating segment will light up.
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RDNET LOCAL SETUP/BYPASS. When released the local setup is loaded and RDNet can only monitor the speaker. When
switched the RDNet setup is loaded and bypass any speaker local preset.
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RDNET IN/OUT PLUG SECTION. The RDNET IN/OUT PLUG SECTION features etherCON connectors for the RCF RDNet protocol.
This allows the user to completely control the speaker using the RDNet software.
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