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Rane AC 22B (1998 version) User Manual

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FRONT PANEL: MONO 3-WAY CONFIGURATION

Observe the labels below the controls for Mono operation.

POWER switch: Self-evident.
POWER indicator: When this yellow LED is lit, the unit is ready to operate.
CHANNEL 1 MASTER LEVEL controls the overall Level without altering the relative settings of the HIGH, MID and

LOW Outputs. Unity gain for all Level controls is at “7”.

LOW LEVEL controls the Level of signal going to the LOW Output.
LOW MUTE: When pressed to the in position, all signal is removed from the LOW Output. This eases tune-up procedure,

as described on pages Manual 7-13.

LOW DELAY control adds from 0 to 2 ms of time Delay to the LOW Output only. This allows a low frequency driver to

be electronically phase-aligned with a high frequency driver whose diaphragm is situated behind the low frequency dia-
phragm. Refer to Time Delay Adjustment on page Manual-6 for the procedure.

LOW/MID FREQUENCY: This 41-detent selector determines the crossover Frequency between LOW and MID Outputs.

The detents will assure maximum accuracy and consistency between Channels. Refer to Selecting Crossover Frequencies
on page Manual-6 to determine proper setting for your particular system.

MID LEVEL controls the Level of signal going to the MID Output.

* NOTE: The Channel 2 MASTER LEVEL control is automatically bypassed internally when the System Mode switch is set to

MONO 3-WAY as shown on the facing page. Adjusting this control will have no effect in the MONO mode.

MID MUTE: When pressed to the in position, all signal is removed from the MID Output. This eases tune-up procedures,

as described in pages Manual 7-13.

MID DELAY control adds from 0 to 2 ms of time Delay to the MID Output only. This allows a mid frequency driver to be

electronically phase-aligned with a high frequency driver whose diaphragm is situated behind the mid frequency diaphragm.
Refer to Time Delay Alignment on page Manual-6 for procedure.

MID/HI FREQUENCY sets the crossover Frequency between the MID and HIGH Outputs. Refer to Selecting Crossover

Frequencies on page Manual-6.

HIGH LEVEL controls the Level of signal going to the HIGH Output only.