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COMBO130 - Mixer/Amplifier with tuner and USB player for 100V line

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4 - Description

4.1 - Front panel

[1] Power LED

Indicates if the unit is ON or OFF.

[2] Volume output indicators

These LEDs light up to indicate the volume output. This 
level is indicated from 0 (all LEDs off) to 10 (all LEDs on).

[3] ON/OFF Power switch

This switch allows you to turn ON/OFF the unit. This must 
be done when the input level is at 0 to avoid any damage 
to the speakers.

[4] Bass control fader

Modify the bass level: +/-10dB.

[5] Treble control fader

Modify the treble level: +/-10dB.

[6] Mic gain control faders

Configures the input level of microphones 1, 2 and 3.

[7] AUX1 and AUX2 gain control fader

Configures the input level of AUX1 and AUX2.

Caution:

 AUX1 includes several sources:

- The AUX1
- The built-in tuner
- The built-in USB player

[8] Mic 1 input

The MIC1 input is an unbalanced Jack 6.35 socket 
allowing you to connect a microphone. This is a priority 
input.

[9] Play/Pause button

USB source

: Plays/pause the current track.

Tuner

: No function.

[10] STOP button

USB source

: Allows you to stop the current track and go 

back to the main folder of your USB key.

Tuner

: No function.

[11] NEXT button

USB source

: Skips to the next track.

Tuner

: Use this button to browse through the channels 

memorised by the tuner.

[12] BACK button

USB source

: Goes back to the previous track.

Tuner

: Use this button to browse through the channels 

memorised by the tuner.

[13] DIR-UP button

USB source

: Skips to the next folder.

Tuner

 : Use this button to browse through the tuner 

receiving channels.

[14] DIR-DOWN button

USB source:

 Goes back to the previous folder.

Tuner

: Use this button to browse through the tuner 

receiving channels.

[15] PRG/REP button

USB Source

 : No function

Tuner

: Allows you to save a frequency into the selected 

channel memory.

[16] Source button

Allows you to select the AUX1 source: FM, AM, USB or 
AUX1.

[17] CHIME button

Activates the chime.
There are 4 tonalities available by pressing this button 
several times.

[18] USB port

Connect a USB key or HDD to this port.

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Summary of Contents for COMBO 130

Page 1: ...USER GUIDE 9750 Version 1 06 2010 ...

Page 2: ...er serviceable parts Do not open the housing or attempt any maintenance by yourself In the unlikely even your unit may require service please contact your nearest dealer In order to avoid any electrical malfunction please do not use any multi socket power cord extension or connecting system without making sure they are perfectly isolated and present no defect 10 Electric power supply This product ...

Page 3: ...and and use all of its functions Please keep it within reach during the first uses in order to get familiar with the unit Amplifier 3 microphones input with gain control 2 line auxiliary inputs with gain control 1 pre amplified output Output levels 100V 70V at 4 and 16 Ohms Talkover mute function with Mic 1 priority Chime talkover Visualise the output volume via 5 LED indicators Short circuit prot...

Page 4: ...input 9 Play Pause button USB source Plays pause the current track Tuner No function 10 STOP button USB source Allows you to stop the current track and go back to the main folder of your USB key Tuner No function 11 NEXT button USB source Skips to the next track Tuner Use this button to browse through the channels memorised by the tuner 12 BACK button USB source Goes back to the previous track Tun...

Page 5: ...ems The output level is 10 dB 6 Loudspeakers output terminal Connect here your sound system depending on its type The black terminal represents the com The red terminal must be used according to your sound system 4 to 16 Ohms for a speaker set with a total impedance included between 4 and 16 Ohms 70 V for a PA system of 70V max 130 W 110 V for a PA system of 70V max 130 W Warning Dangerous output ...

Page 6: ...me feature a priority function Other sources will be dimmed while using the priority channels The MUTE mode can be adjusted with the MUTE button located on the rear panel The default parameter is 30dB Connecting a USB key Connect your USB key before turning on the COMBO130 The default mp3 mode is full loop the unit will read all the tracks contained in a loop Only use compatible formats the key or...

Page 7: ...0m 60W 400m 500m 800m 1300m 2100m 120W 200m 250m 400m 600m 1000m 240W 100m 130m 200m 300m 500m The speakers should always be wired in parallel and the sum of the speakers power must never exceed the nominal power failing which severe damages to the amplifiers may occur Please use cables compliant with the current electrical standards and safety regulations WARNING The SPEAKER OUTPUT delivers a dan...

Page 8: ...0V line 8 6 Wiring a 100V line Wiring the speakers The COM terminal regroups the connectors of each zone The speakers can be wired in parallel The sum of the speakers must not exceed the power of the amplifier The drawing below is an exemple of wiring across 3 zones ...

Page 9: ...e max power 2 at full power Signal to noise ratio Line 85 dB MIC 72 dB 7 Technical specifications Amplifier settings range BASS 100 Hz 10dB TREBLE 12 KHz 10dB Cooling system Via regulated fan Protection AC X 4A Fuse AC X 1 Fuse Over voltage short circuit high temperature FM characteristics Frequency range 87 00MHz 108 00MHz Frequency hopping 10 KHz Operating temperatures 5 C 70 C Antenna 75 Ohms u...

Page 10: ...cts to modifications without prior notice That is why technical specifications and the products physical configuration might differ from the illustrations Make sure you get the latest news and updates about the AUDIOPHONY products on www audiophony com AUDIOPHONY is a trademark of HITMUSIC S A Zone Cahors sud 46230 FONTANES FRANCE ...

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