Справочник Пользователя для Behringer EUROPOWER Amplifier with ATR EP2000
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EUROPOWER EP2000/EP4000 User Manual
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When using binding post connectors, please make sure that
insulation on cables is not removed too high. Insert the naked
part of the cable fully so that no metal is visible. Cable clamps
must be isolated to avoid the possibility of electric shock. When
running the amp in mono-bridged mode, always use the middle
two binding post connectors, paying attention to correct polarity.
insulation on cables is not removed too high. Insert the naked
part of the cable fully so that no metal is visible. Cable clamps
must be isolated to avoid the possibility of electric shock. When
running the amp in mono-bridged mode, always use the middle
two binding post connectors, paying attention to correct polarity.
Caution
*
If you notice naked cable endings on the binding post
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connectors, do not power up the amp because of the risk
of electric shock.
of electric shock.
Connecting to the mains
4.1.2
Always connect your EUROPOWER amplifier to the voltage
specified on the rear of the device. Connecting the amp to an
incorrect voltage can permanently damage your amp.
Before powering up the amplifier, double-check all connections
and fully lower the gain setting.
specified on the rear of the device. Connecting the amp to an
incorrect voltage can permanently damage your amp.
Before powering up the amplifier, double-check all connections
and fully lower the gain setting.
Audio connections
4.2
Various cables are needed for different types of applications.
The following illustrations show the correct wiring. Always use
high-grade cables.
The following illustrations show the correct wiring. Always use
high-grade cables.
When connecting a balanced input signal, please make sure
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to exclusively use balanced cables for passing the signal
further on. Otherwise, one single unbalanced cable can
turn the entire signal unbalanced.
further on. Otherwise, one single unbalanced cable can
turn the entire signal unbalanced.
Fig. 4.3: XLR connectors
Fig. 4.4: ¼" TS connector
Fig. 4.5: ¼" TRS connector