Eden WTX260 - Manual (Page 7)

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Ground Lift Switch
– This switch lifts the ground within the balanced
output system to allow you to eliminate excessive noise/ground loops when
connected to external systems.
D.I. Level
– Controls the level being sent from the XLR balanced output
jack. Set the control at approximately 10 to 11 o’clock initially and adjust
from there. For the best tone, we suggest you send a relatively hot signal to
the board, even if this necessitates engaging the board’s Input Pad. Even so,
make sure your soundperson or recording engineer knows you can vary the
signal level if necessary.
Headphone Jack
– Accepts a standard ¼ inch stereo or mono headphone
plug.
Amp Outs
– These consist of two ¼ inch jacks and an NL-4 connector
(sometimes called a Speakon). The jacks are wired in parallel. The total
speaker load impedance should not exceed 4 ohms. On NL-4 connectors, we
use +1, -1 connections.
Amplifier Power Rating:
180Watts RMS @ 8Ω, 260Watts RMS @ 4Ω.
All ratings are with +3dB of headroom. This means that the maximum
output is twice the RMS rating.
Interesting note: In some parts of Europe and elsewhere that uses 220/240v
@ 50Hz, the WTX will produce as much as 290W RMS. We’re just sayin’.
Cooling System
– Your amplifier features a passive, high-temperature
thermal safety system which will activate an AGC (Automatic Gain Control)
circuit if the operating temperature goes above 190 degrees F. This circuit
will automatically turn down the output of the system in the event of
overheating. It will automatically reset itself to full power as soon as the unit
cools down to a safe operating temperature.
NOTE
: the D.I. will continue to operate normally even when the amplifier is
in thermal safety mode. Only the stage sound will be lost.