FBT QUBE PA - Manual (Page 8)

REAR PANEL FEATURES PA 300 / PA 360
MADEINITALY
CODE 16963 PA300
OUTPUT
CH2
CLASS2WIRING
CH1 BRIDGE CAUTION:
TOAVOIDELECTRICSHOCK,
DONOTINSERTFINGERSOR
OBJECTSINTOANYOPENINGS
INTHECABINET
CAUTION:
TOREDUCETHERISKOFELECTRIC SHOCK,DONOTREMOVETHECOVER.
NOUSERSERVICEABLEPARTSINSIDE.
REFERSERVICINGTOQUALIFIED
SERVICEPERSONNEL.
WARNING:
TOREDUCETHERISKOF
ELECTRICSHOCKDONOT
EXPOSETHISEQUIPMENT
TORAINORMOISTURE
!
CAUTION
RISKOFELECTRICSHOCK DONOTOPEN
AVIS
RISQUEDECHOCELECTRIQUE NEPASOUVRIR
PA300
POWERAMPLIFIER
POWERCONSUMPTION:2700VA
CH2 OUT BRIDGEOUT CH1OUT
STEREO2OHMMIN. / BRIDGEDMONO4OHMMIN.
LINEPROTECT
230V 50Hz
2
PM22
STEREO GROUND LIFT
PARALLEL ON ON IN IN OUT OUT OFF link link BRIDGE
(CH1 IN)
PIN1=GND
P I N 2 =
P I N 3 =
+
-
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8 9 10
1. Line protect (circuit breaker)
2. Channel 2 output connector
3.Bridge output connector
4. Channel 1 ( and 2 ) output connector
Circuit breaker and associated “line protect” switch provide overall protection;mustbemanually reset.
4-pin Neutrik Speakon connector provides single-connector, quick-disconnect facilities for channel 2 on pins 1+ & 1-. Pin 1+ is considered
the “hot” terminal while pin 1- is “common”.
4-pin Neutrik Speakon connector provides single-connector, quick-disconnect facilities for the amplifier’s bridge output on pins 1+ & 1-. Both
pins 1+ and 1- are considered “hot” and should not be grounded.
4-pin Neutrik Speakon connector provides single-connector, quick-disconnect facilities for both channel 1 and channel 2 outputs. The
channel 1 output is on pins 1+ and 1- and the channel 2 output on pins 2+ and 2-. Pins 1+ and 2+ are considered “hot” while pins 1- and 2- are
“common”.
5. Stereo-Parallel-Bridge output mode selector
stereo
parallel
bridge
6. Channel 2 audio input connector
7.Channel 2 “looping output” connector
8. Channel 1 “looping output” connector
The outputmodeselector allows the amplifier to be operated in 3 different outputmodes.
In the
mode the two channels operate independently, just as they do in a stereo amplifier: signals fed into the two amplifier inputs are
amplified separately and delivered in phase to outputs 1 and 2. The output levels are controlled separately by the front panel mounted
attenuators.
In the
mode input 2 is disabled and the two amplifier channels operate in parallel from a single input signal fed into the channel 1
input. This eliminates the need to install a jumper cable to operate the amplifier channels in parallel. The outputs are separate and in phase
and both input attenuators are active to permit different level settings for each channel.
In the
mode a single signal is fed into the channel 1 input which drives both output channels in tandem. The output is delivered to the
bridge output connector. This mode allows the two amplifier outputs to be strapped together (”bridged”) to produce a single output with
double the power capabilites of a single channel. Input 2 is disabled. Both input attenuators are active and must be set to the same level.
Note that in bridge mode both sides of the output should be considered hot and should not be grounded.
Female 3-pin XLR type input connector for channel 2. The input is electronically balanced.Werecommend the use of pin 2 as “hot” and pin 3
as “neutral”. Pin 1 is chassis ground.Whentheamplifier is connected to a balanced source the shield may either be lifted or connected at the
source end. The choice should bemade on the basis ofminimum hum.
With an unbalanced source connect the signal to pin 2 and source ground to pin 3; connecting the signal to pin 3 is not recommended as this
will cause a 180 phase inversion at the amplifier outputs.
Male 3-pin XLR type “looping output” connector for channel 2 used to “loop through” to additional amplifiers.
Note: improper operation results when only pin 2 or only pin 3 and pin 1 (ground)
are used for an unbalanced input.
Male 3-pin XLR type “looping output” connector for channel 1 used to “loop through” to additional amplifiers.
Female 3-pin XLR type input connector for channel 1. Refer to “6” above for details.
The Ground Lift switch is used to separate the signal ground circuit from the amplifier ground circuit and thus, eliminate hum induced by
ground loops.
In the left “ON” position the signal ground is electrically disconnected from the amplifier ground circuit (the chassis).
In the center “OFF” position the input signal ground is electrically connected to the amplifier ground circuit (the chassis).
In the right “ON” position an AC connection is provided between the signal ground and the amplifier ground circuit (the chassis).
9. Channel 1 audio input connector
10. Ground lift switch