MUSIC Tribe PH PPA2000BT Users manual

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EUROPORT PPA2000BT/PPA500BT

Set-up

Step 1: Hook-Up

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Step 2: Set-up

1,Release the top latch beneath the carrying handle

2,Release the side latches by pressing and then lifting them.

3,Remove the speakers and place them in appropriate locations.

4,Stand the mixer upright.(Make sure the include speaker cables can reach both

speakers)

Step 3: Controls.

FX knob determines how much of each

channel’s signal goes to the DIGITAL
EFFECTS PROCESSOR.

EQ KNOBS adjust the high and low

frequencies for each channel.

PAN knob positions

each channel in the

stereo field.

PROGRAM[PUSH]
knob controls the effects
settings. Rotate this knob
to scroll through the effect
patches, and push to
select a patch.

LEVEL knob adjusts the

volume of the individual

channel in the overall mix.

MULTI-FX PROCESSOR unit
adds a selected sound effect to
any channels which have their
EFFECTS knob turned up.
Effects include reverb, chorus,
delay, and pitch shifter.

CLIP LED lights when the
input signals overloads the
channel.

FX[LEVEL] knob
controls the amount of
effects added to the
main mix.

GRAPHIC EQ
adjusts specific
frequencies in the
sound spectrum.

LINE IN jack

connects, CD players,

sub-mixers, or other

line-level source

using cables with ¼"

plugs. These jacks

accept both

balanced and

EQ button
activates the
GRAPHIC EQ.

PAD function reduces the

channel input signal by 20dB.

Engage this button if the CLIP

LED lights up on a channel.

FBQ button
activates the FBQ
detection system.
The EQ IN button
must also be
activated for this
feature to work.

STEREO CHANNELS accept and right

sends from a single sound source using

either RCA cables or14’’ TS plugs.

MAIN LEVEL CONTROL
adjusts the overall volume of
the main mix. The MODE
switch selects stereo or mono
operation.

DIGITAL WEIRELESS USB

input accepts the optional

BEHRINGER wireless

microphone receiver. The LEDs

indicate wireless microphone

signal input, connecting the

wireless microphone system

disables the MIC 1 and MIC 2

FX
FOOTSW

jack connects

an optional

footswitch

using a 14’’

MIC INPUT

jacks accept

dynamic(hand

held)or

condenser

microphones

using XLR

cables.

PHANTOM button

sends 48V of

phantom power to

power condenser

microphones.

SUB OUT

jack sends the

low

frequencies of

the main mono

signal to an

active

subwoofer ot

BLUETOOTH PATRING

button and indicator connect

your Bluetooth device.

AUX IN inputs

route stereo signals

directly into the main

mix through either a

sginle1/8’’TRS

stereo plug or left

and right

’’

STEREO AUX IN

inputs route stereo

signals directly into the

main mix through either

a signal’s 1/8’’ TRS

stereo plug or left and

right 1/4’’plugs.

SPEAKER OUTPUTS connect to the

speakers using speaker cables with 1/4;;plugs.DO

NOT USE INTRUMENT CABLES AND ONLY USE

THE INCLUDED SPEAKERS.

RECORDING OUT jacks

send the main mix signal out to

an external recording device or

another mixer.

POWER switch turns

the power to the unit

on and off

.

POWER SOURCE

accepts the included

IEC power cable into

this jack.

Step 4: Getting started

1,Connect the included speaker cables to the speakers and to the rear SPEAKER

OUTPUTS on the mixer.

2, Make all the appropriate audio connections to the mixer. Power down all external

devices.

3, Set all the channel controls as shown (TREBLE, BASS, and BAL centered; EFFECTS

and LEVEL down/off).

4,Center the GRAPHIC EQ faders.

5, Set the MAIN LEVEL CONTROL knobs all the way down.

6,Power up all external devices.

Power up the PPA2000BT/PPA500BT by pressing the POWER button.

7,

8,If you are using BEHRINGER wireless microphones, plug the wireless dongle into the

DIGITAL WIRELESS USB input, The DIGITAL WIRELESS LEDs will light up when the

wireless microphones become active.

9, Slowly turn the MAIN LEVEL CONTROL knobs up 1/3 of the way.

10, Adjust the relative levels of microphones

11, If a channel’s CLIP LED lights, press the PAD button. If the PAD button is

engaged, turn the LEVEL knob down. Always use the pad button with line level inputs.

already

Adjust the left-right position of a channel in the stereo field by turning the

12,

channel’s PAN knob.

13, Make final volume adjustments using the MAIN LEVEL CONTROL knobs.

Step 5: Adding Effects

1,Set the FX [LEVEL] knob on the DIGITAL EFFECTS PROCESSOR to approximately a

75% setting.

Scroll through the available effects by turning the PROGRAM [PUSH] knob.

2,

The number in the display will flash.

3, Press the PROGRAM [PUSH] knob to select the effect. The number will stop flashing.

4,

While speaking, singing, or playing, turn the channel FX knob up to the desired level

on each channel to which you wish to add effects.

5,

Adjust the FX [LEVEL] knob on the DIGITAL EFFECTS PROCESSOR up or down from

the initial 75% setting to achieve your desired overall effects level in the main mix.

Step 6: Feedback Detection

“Feedback” is the undesirable high-pitched sound created by sound waves looping

between the speakers and the microphones.

If feedback occurs, press the EQ and FBQ ON buttons.

1,

An LED will light on the EQ slider that corresponds with the specific sound frequency

2,

feeding back.

3,

Lower the lit EQ slider until feedback stops.

Specifications

INPUTS 1-4

4xXLR,electronically balanced Type

4x1/4’’TRS jack, electronically balanced

Approx2.2 kohm, balanced Impedance

Approx 1.1 kohm, unbalanced

Input -21 dBu @PAD/OFF

Max.gain +30dB to +10dB

Phantom power supply +48V

Signal-to-noise ratio -90dB, A-weighted

Channel separation 70dB

INPUTS 5-8

4x1/4’’TS jack, unbalanced Type

4xRCA jack, unbalanced

Impedance Approx,20ohm, unbalanced

Input sensitivity -15dBu

Max.gain +20dB

Signal-to-noise ratio -85dB,A-weighted

STEREO AUXIN

Type

Impedance 100Kohm, unbalanced

Input sensitivity -8dBu

Signal-to-noise ratio -90dB,A-weighted

TAPE OUT

Type 2x RCA , unbalanced

Impedance Approx 1Kohm

Max.output level +17dB, unbalanced

Channel separation >70 dB

SUB OUT

Type 1x1/4 mono jack, unbalanced

Impedance Approx 1Kohm

Max.output level +21dBu, unbalanced

CHANNEL EQ

1x1/4’’TS jack, unbalanced

1x stereo minijack, unbalanced

BASS

TREBLE

EFFECTS

Converter 24-bit delta-sigma

Sampling frequency 40kHz

Display 2-digit, 7-segment

EQ

Type 7-band

LOUDSPEAKER OUTPUTS

Type 2x1/4’’ TS jack

Load impedance 8ohm

OUTPUT POWER

RMS(@8ohm) 2x160 Watts

RMS(@4ohm) 2x300 Watts

PEAK power(@8ohm) 2x500 Watts

PEAK power(@4ohm) 2x1000 Watts

SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS

Frequency response

Distortion 0.32%@1W

POWER SUPPLY

Power consumption 2000W

Fuse T 10A H250V(100-120V~,50/60Hz)

Power input AC 100-240V,50/60Hz

DIMENSIONS/WEIGHT

Dimensions(HxWxD) Approx.26.0x13.9x34.8’’

Weight Approx.68.34 Ibs/approx.31 kg

WIRELESS SYSTEM

Connector USB

Frequency response 20Hz-15kHz,+0/-3dB

Weight Approx.68.34 Ibs/approx.31 kg

Range Max 120m

±15dB @80Hz

±15dB @12kHz

50Hz to 20kHz, ±3dB

T 5A H250V(220-240V~,50/60Hz)

Approx.660x354x883mm

BLUETOOTH

Frequency Range 2402~2480 MHz

Channel Number 79

Version Bluetooth spec V2.1+EDR compliant

Output power 4dBm

Modulation Type GFSK ,π/4- DQPSK, 8DPSK

Date Rate 3 Mb/s

FCC Statement

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,

pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection

against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can

radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions,

may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that

interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful

interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off

and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following

measures:

—Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

—Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

—Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.

—Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or

transmitter.

This equipment complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two

conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and

(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause

undesired operation.

Caution!

The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized

modifications to this equipment. Such modifications could void the user authority to operate the

equipment.