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DIY PA SETUP
A step by step guide to setting up your very own Personal
Address system
STEP 1 - PLUGGING EVERYTHING IN!
Plug the Main Desk in to the mains
using the I.E.C. cable, then plug in
the speakers into the mains using
the I.E.C. cable
Plug the speakers into the
desk, using XLR cable
Connect the sound source (e.g. the
cd player) using a phono cable
(Phono to cd player, Audio Jack to
sound desk)
You must ensure that the right
outputs are connected to the
corresponding inputs (e.g. the left
output is connected to the left
input, and so on.
CD
Player
Output
/Input
Speaker
Inputs
/Outputs
STEP 2 – TURNING EVERYTHING ON.
Turn on the sound desk
FIRST, then the sound
source, then the speakers
(otherwise you will hear a
large ‘Popping’ noise)Sound
desk
Power
Switch
Sound
Source
(CD
Player)
Power
switch
Speaker
Power
Switch
(located on
back of
speaker
STEP 3 – OPERATING THE DESK
The channels should be turned on individually via the channel’s power switch.
Once the channel is on the Gain needs to be turned, the lights on the other end of the desk will build up a green row which will turn yellow and then red, the desk cannot be in red, it must be at the highest colour of yellow it can be before it turns red, this ensures the sound has maximum volume but isn’t distorted.
Use Pan to make sure the sound from each output corresponds to the correct speaker (e.g. turn the pan all the way to the left for the left speaker, all the way to the right for the right speaker and to the middle for both.
After this, turn the channel off and repeat for the other channels being used, once this is complete, switch all required channels on.
White
row is
Gain.
Green row is
EQ.
Red row is
Pan.
These
lights
should
be
Yellow
Channe
l Power
Switch
Fader
s
STEP 4 – COMPLETION
Use the ‘Master Fader’ (a red version of the fader seen on the previous slide) to raise the volume of all the channels.
Use the light grey faders for each channel to raise the channels individual volume.
Use the volume dial on the speakers to raise the volume on the speaker.
Speaker
Volume
ENJOY USING YOUR VERY OWN P.A. SYSTEM!