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Operations
1. Keep POWER switch in OFF position
2. Make all input and output connections
3. Keep MIC 1 - MIC 3 controls at their minimum position, MIC/ LINE mixing control at its centre position,
BALANCE, BASS and TREBLE at their centre position, and VOLUME at its minimum position.
4. Keep line input selector in the position for which the input (AUX1 / AUX2) has been connected, and
MODE switch in the STEREO position. If you have a mono line input, keep mode switch in MONO
position.
5. Connect the mains cord to a 230V utility outlet.
6. Switch on power. The power indicator LED on the front panel will glow.
7. If you wish to check the mic first, advance the level control of the MIC that you have selected to about
2 O’Clock position, gradually turn up the volume while speaking into the mic. Adjust MIC level control
and/or volume control as desired.
8. To check line level, turn on source and adjust the volume control.
9. To mix Line and Mic, just carry out steps (7) and (8) together. To make the MIC input more prominent
than the LINE input, turn the MIC/ LINE mixing control counterclockwise, & vice versa.
10. SC2311 has priority ALARM input for fire alarm protection where if it senses signal it automatically
mutes all other inputs . Connect fire alarm or supervisory system output to the ALARM input . If MIC1
PRIORITY switch is pressed MIC1 will get priority over all the inputs ( except ALARM ) but, when the
ALARM signal is sensed ALARM gets priority. When ALARM or MIC 1signal is removed, the selected
line input is connected after a delay of 5 - 10 seconds.
We recommend that you test and adjust the level of the alarm source before setting it permanently,
so that the desired alarm level comes through the PA.
11. If you wish to use the PC soundcard output as the source, please use the AUX2 input. It has integral
protection for high voltage spikes or leakages that might occur when a PC soundcard is connected.
The PC earthing may not always be proper and we strongly suggest that you use AUX2 only, for
ensured system protection
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