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7. INV 

low. 

This switch reverses the polarity of the low output. When pressed the LED will 

 light. 

 
8. 

Gain Hi output. 

This controls the output level of the high band over the range from 0dB to 

 +6dB. 

 

 
9. INV 

high. This switch reverses the polarity of the high output. When pressed the LED will 

 light. 

 
10.   Xover freq sub woofer

. This controls the crossover frequency of the sub woofer signal 

 (10Hz-250Hz). 

 
11.   Gain sub woofer. 

This is used to set the sub woofer output volume. 

 
12.    INV sub woofer. 

This switch reverses the polarity of the sub output. When pressed the 

 

LED will light. 

 
13.     Stereo. 

This LED lights up when the crossover is in stereo mode. 

 
14.     Mono. 

This LED lights up when the crossover is in mono mode. 

15. High 

out. 

Balanced XLR connectors. These are  outputs for the high band of frequencies. 

 
16. Low 

out. 

Balanced XLR connectors. These are  outputs for the low band of frequencies. 

 
17. Xover 

freq. 

These are to switch between the control ranges of the crossover frequency 

 

controls on the  front panel. The range is either 45 Hz to 960Hz or  x10, at 450Hz to 9.6KHz. 

 

When switch is pressed it is indicated on the front panel LED. 

 
18.   Input 

connectors. Balanced XLR connectors. These are the units 2 inputs when in stereo 

 mode. 

 

19.   Mode switch. 

This switch must be OUT when in stereo mode. PLEASE NOTE. NEVER 

 

ACTIVATE THE  MODE AND XOVER FREQ SWITCHES  WITH THE UNIT SWITCHED ON!  The 

 

mode is indicated on the front panel LED’s (13&14) 

 

20.   SubW out. 

This is the sub out for the mono sub woofer signal. This signal is constant in 

 

mono or stereo modes and provides an additional means of providing 2 and 3 way 

 operation. 
 

21.   Mains Inlet.  

 

22.   Fuse holder. 

This is where the mains fuse is housed. If blown, please replace with one of 

 

the same value. If the mains fuse keeps blowing, please refer this appliance to a qualified 

 personnel. 

Summary of Contents for XO223V

Page 1: ...XO223V 2 Way Stereo 3 Way Mono Variable Crossover Owners Manual And Instruction Guide ...

Page 2: ... Please take some time to read this manual and then keep it somewhere safe for future reference Also here at L2 audio we welcome your feedback and information We like to know what you re using your L2 audio product for Please take a few minutes to register your purchase online at www l2audio co uk warranty within 14 days of purchase Failure to do so could affect your warranty This information is f...

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Page 4: ...utput level controls for all frequency bands Individual phase reverse switches for instant phase correction Switchable 40Hz low filter on each input for LF driver protection Servo balanced XLR connectors for all outputs and inputs Ultra low noise audio operational T1084 amplifiers for outstanding sound performance 1 Power switch To turn the unit on and off 2 Gain input This controls the input gain...

Page 5: ...lanced XLR connectors These are outputs for the low band of frequencies 17 Xover freq These are to switch between the control ranges of the crossover frequency controls on the front panel The range is either 45 Hz to 960Hz or x10 at 450Hz to 9 6KHz When switch is pressed it is indicated on the front panel LED 18 Input connectors Balanced XLR connectors These are the units 2 inputs when in stereo m...

Page 6: ...er the range from 0dB to 6dB 29 Input connector Balanced XLR input This is the units only input when in this mode 30 Xover freq switch This is used to switch between the control range of LOW MID XOVER FREQ on the front panel The range is either 45Hz 960Hz or 450Hz to 9 6KHz 31 Xover freq switch This is used to switch between the control range of MID HIGH XOVER FREQ on the front panel The range is ...

Page 7: ...se initially contact your place of purchase to obtain a returns advice number We will however always try first to establish if the fault can be rectified without returning the product 5 Every effort must be made to retain the original packaging Any return not in original packaging is more susceptible to transit damage Any subsequent claim may be invalidated due to insufficient packaging MGD is not...

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