Suffolk Digital Cinema Network

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Setting up - sound

(1) Put up speaker stands either side of front of your hall. Place speakers on stands (they are quite heavy, so two people are recommended).

(2) Unroll the speaker cables from the reel and connect to back of speakers.

Connect other ends of speaker cables to marked sockets at the back of the amplifier. Tape both cables down securely to the floor so that nobody can trip over them , especially where they cross doorways or exits.

(3) Using the phono-to-1/4" jack leads connect 1/4" jacks into sockets on front of amp as below. On the controls above the left hand lead set the LEVEL knob to 7, The EFX knob to 0, the MON knob to 0, the LOW knob to 0 and the HIGH knob to 0. On the controls above the right hand lead set the LEVEL knob to 0, The EFX knob to 0, the MON knob to 7, the LOW knob to 0 and the HIGH knob to 0. Turn all other knobs to 0.

(4) Connect phono plugs on the other end of the lead to the DVD sockets these are on back of DVD marked line out R-AUDIO-L.

(5) Inspect the amplifier's power lead for any signs of damage. If there are any, do not use the cable and report the problem to our engineer immediately. If safe, plug the power lead into the same 4-way extension as the projector and DVD player.

(6) Switch on amplifier using power switch on back marked power. The speakers must be connected before switching amplifier on.

(7) Check that the amplifier MODE switch on front of amp is in middle setting (MAIN/MONITOR).

(8) Adjust volume for both speakers using the MASTER volume knobs (marked MAIN and MONITORR).

(9) Use graphic equaliser to boost and/or cut bass and/or treble as required to achieve the nicest sound reproduction in your venue.

(10) The amplifier is capable of being connected to a large range of reproduction devices from Mics,to PCs and ipods if you wish to do this and are unsure of how, contact our engineer for free advice.