Rane AC 22B (2003 version) Bedienungsanleitung

AC 22BACTIVE CROSSOVERCH 1MASTERPOWERDELAYLEVELLEVEL FREQUENCY LEVELLOWMUTELOW / HIGH HIGHLEVEL LEVEL FREQUENCYCH 2MASTERSTEREO LOW LOW / HIGHMUTEHIGH

Manual-8cabinet and/or it is impossible to change relative positions, then you will have to obtain additional external delay to achieve proper phase a

Manual-95. Now release the MID MUTE switch so that the tone is emit-ted from both the high and mid drivers. Check the reading on the SPL meter:i. If

Manual-10Delay vs. Frequency TableIf you do not have the equipment necessary to electronically align the system as described in the previous sections,

Manual-11Setting the Output Level ControlsChoosing the crossover frequencies was the easy part. Now it gets real fun. e idea is to set the output LEV

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108367IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSFor the continued safety of yourself and others we recommend that you read the following safety and installation in

Manual-1AC 22BACTIVE CROSSOVEROPERATORS MANUALCH 1MASTERPOWERDELAYLEVELLEVEL FREQUENCY LEVELLOWMUTELOW / HIGH HIGHLEVEL LEVEL FREQUENCYCH 2MASTERSTERE

Manual-2FRONT PANEL: STEREO 2-WAY CONFIGURATIONObserve the labels screened above the controls for stereo operation.1 CHANNEL 1 MASTER LEVEL controls t

Manual-3 REAR PANEL: STEREO 2-WAY CONFIGURATIONObserve the labels screened above the Inputs and Outputs for stereo operation.1 CHANNEL 1 INPUT connect

Manual-4FRONT PANEL: MONO 3-WAY CONFIGURATIONObserve the labels below the controls for Mono operation.1 CHANNEL 1 MASTER LEVEL controls the overall Le

Manual-5REAR PANEL: MONO 3-WAY CONFIGURATIONObserve the labels below the Inputs and Outputs for Mono operation.1 MONO (CHANNEL 1) INPUT: Plug the outp

Manual-6Time Delay AdjustmentBefore jumping feet first into the realm of time delay and how to adjust it, it might help to spend a moment here to re-af

Manual-7STEP BY STEP PROCEDUREA 3-Way mode consisting of High, Mid and Low drivers is used here as an example. For 2-Way systems, use the same procedu