Introduction; Cabling/Wiring And Setup - Palmer GAMK2 Manual De Usuario

INTRODUCTION

The 19-inch Grand Audition MK2 loudspeaker switching system by Palmer is the perfect tool for controlling
up to 16 individual loudspeakers or eight loudspeaker pairs plus up to eight subwoofers. It is equipped with
balanced stereo input with XLR connectors and an internal music player with a USB port. The system can
be controlled either manually on the device itself or remotely with a browser-based app. Latency-free
audio playback without sound coloration is enabled by analog signal routing.
PROPERTIES
• Intuitive browser-based wireless remote control
• 24 switchable balanced line outputs
• Individual volume control on all outputs
• Multi-output mode – simple splitting function
• Mono and stereo output modes
• High-quality analog signal path
• Latency- and noise-free channel switching
• Integrated media player and stereo XLR line input connectors
• Expandable by up to two additional units
SCOPE OF DELIVERY:
Grand Audition MK2, power cable, user manual

CABLING/WIRING AND SETUP

Before putting the device into operation, make sure to observe the technical specifications for all compo-
nents, such as the maximum output level of auxiliary devices, the maximum input level of the loudspeaker
switching system, and connected powered loudspeakers or power amplifiers! In case of uncertainty, con-
sult an experienced audio technician. Use high-quality and, if possible, balanced cables for cabling/wiring.
In the following, you will find information about how to cable/wire and set up the loudspeaker switching
system with powered loudspeakers. This procedure can also be used for cabling/wiring and setting up a
power amplifier and unpowered loudspeakers.
• Before you start cabling/wiring, turn off any devices to be connected to the loudspeaker switching sys-
tem and set the volume of all devices to minimum.
• After the cabling/wiring is completed, turn on the connected loudspeakers and power amplifiers as the
last devices.
• Adjust and match the volume of the connected loudspeakers to each other to prevent sudden spikes in
volume when switching the speaker outputs.
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