Peavey 2443/3243 User Manual

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5.. LLE

EFFT

T//R

RIIG

GH

HT

T LLE

EV

VE

ELL D

DIIS

SP

PLLA

AY

YS

S These indicators graphically display the signal level being sent to

the Left or Right outputs (L, R). Signal is sampled at the summing amp and post-master faders to
monitor clipping throughout the Left/Right and Mono Master section. The Clip indicator will
illuminate when signal approaches clipping (-2 dB).

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6.. M

MO

ON

NO

O —

— A

AFFLL//P

PFFLL LLE

EV

VE

ELL D

DIIS

SP

PLLA

AY

Y This indicator graphically displays the signal level being sent

to the Mono output. When any AFL/PFL switch on the mixer is activated, this display indicates the
signal level being sent to the AFL/PFL bus. The AFL/PFL indicator flashes if either mode (AFL or PFL)
is selected.

N

NO

OT

TE

E:: Clip LED can illuminate before the rest of the array indicating the summing amp is clipping.

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7.. M

MO

ON

NO

O M

MA

AS

ST

TE

ER

R FFA

AD

DE

ER

R This control determines the level of the output signal sent to the Mono

output. An adjacent switch allows a post-fader signal to be sent to the Headphone Output and the
AFL/PFL Level Display. A yellow LED above the switch indicates AFL (post-fader) engagement.

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8.. LL &

& R

R M

MA

AS

ST

TE

ER

R FFA

AD

DE

ER

RS

S These controls determine the level of the signal sent to the Left and

Right outputs respectively. As with all faders, the optimum setting is at unity gain (0).

(BAL)

(BAL)

(BAL)

(UNBAL)

(UNBAL)

(UNBAL)

L

R

M

MONO/
LEFT

T=IN
R=OUT

RIGHT

INSERT
(TRS)

INSERT
(TRS)

INSERT
(TRS)

70 WATTS

100V -240V

(BAL)

(UNBAL)

(BAL)

(UNBAL)

(BAL)

(UNBAL)

(BAL)

(UNBAL)

(UNBAL)

T=IN
R=OUT

T=IN
R=OUT

T=IN
R=OUT

MONO/
LEFT

RIGHT

(UNBAL)

POWER

50/60 Hz

3

SUB 1

OUT

SUB 2

OUT

SUB 3

OUT

SUB 4

OUT

RIGHT

OUT

LEFT

OUT

MONO

OUT

RETURN 1

RIGHT

LEFT

MONO

AUX 2

OUT

AUX 1

OUT

AUX 3

OUT

AUX 4

OUT

AUX 5

OUT

AUX 6

OUT

RETURN 2

COMP4

I/O

COMP3

I/O

COMP2

I/O

COMP1

I/O

(UNBAL)

(UNBAL)

(UNBAL)

(UNBAL)

R

Re

ea

arr P

Pa

an

ne

ell

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9.. LL,, R

R,, M

MO

ON

NO

O IIN

NS

SE

ER

RT

T These 1/4" stereo (TRS) jacks, provided on the Left, Right, and Mono

channels, allow an external device to be inserted into the signal path, pre-master fader. The tip
carries the signal being sent and the ring is the signal return. A switch in the jack connects the send
to the return if no plug is inserted. The signal must be returned to this jack when this feature is
used. Failure to return the signal will result in no output.

5

50

0.. LL,, R

R,, M

MO

ON

NO

O U

UN

NB

BA

ALL ((U

UN

NB

BA

ALLA

AN

NC

CE

ED

D O

OU

UT

TP

PU

UT

T)) These 1/4" jacks allow output of an unbalanced

signal and are provided for the Left, Right, and Mono channels.

5

511.. LL,, R

R,, M

MO

ON

NO

O B

BA

ALL ((B

BA

ALLA

AN

NC

CE

ED

D O

OU

UT

TP

PU

UT

T)) These XLR connectors allow output of a balanced signal

and are also provided for the Left, Right, and Mono channels. The unbalanced and balanced outputs
can be used simultaneously, but both output levels are controlled by the corresponding Master
fader.

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2.. R

RE

ET

TU

UR

RN

N IIN

NP

PU

UT

TS

S These 1/4" balanced (TRS) high-impedance inputs can be used as stereo or

individual returns. Designed for effects return, they can also be used as additional stereo inputs. The
Mono/Left input provides signal to both inputs if no connector is attached to the Right jack. The tip
is the positive input for both balanced and unbalanced use.

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3.. C

CO

OM

MP

PR

RE

ES

SS

SO

OR

R II//O

O ((IIN

NP

PU

UT

T//O

OU

UT

TP

PU

UT

T)) These 1/4" stereo (TRS) jacks allow the internal

compressors for each Sub group to be patched to an input channel or to an external device. The tip
carries the input (return) signal to the compressor and the ring carries the output (send).

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4.. S

SU

UB

B O

OU

UT

T These 1/4" (TRS) unbalanced outputs provide signal from the Sub groups.

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5

50

0

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7

5

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5

56

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5

55

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