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| 1 Input.
Electronically balanced input that accepts mixer signals (Line). 2 Through. Parallel output for routing the Line signal to additional systems, individual components, monitor power amps, and so forth. 3 Gain. Adjust the Line In signal level, serving to prevent distortion if the incoming signal level is too high. 4 MF and HF Limiter Status LED. These tri-color LEDs indicate the status of the mid- and high frequency limiters. |
5 Ground.
Ground lift switch that separates the signal and chassis ground to eliminate
hum caused by ground loops. 6 Long Throw / Mid Throw switch. Switch to Mid- Throw mode for near- and medium-field coverage. In Long-Throw mode, the system EQ enhances the HF spectrum by approximately 3dB to ensure that even over a larger distance there is no loss of high frequencies. |
7 LF Status
LED. This tri-color LED indicates the status of the DynaClip™ limiter.
8 Fan. Cools the power amps. 9 Automatic Circuit Breaker. Spares users the hassle of searching for the right replacement fuse. 10 Mains Input. Use this locking Powercon® socket to connect the Projector to an AC power supply via the included power cord. |
11 Power Switch.
On/off switch for PROJECTOR. 12 Aeroquip flying tracks. The PROJECTOR Mid-High Unit is equipped with three flying tracks for flown applications (left, right, rear). |