HK Audio SOUNDCADDY ONE - Manual (Page 10)

SOUNDCADDY One 1.0
• Connector panel
Power
Use the factory-included locking mains cord to
connect this socket to a wall outlet.
Caution: Make sure the local mains voltage matches
the voltage specified on SOUNDCADDY ONE.
Connecting it to the wrong mains voltage may
destroy the electronic components.
Heads up: Always switch SOUNDCADDY ONE on
last - that is, after powering up all other components
- and switch it off first before powering down all
other connected devices.
3 Setting Up
Set the system on a flat, level surface at the desired
position with the front facing forward towards
the audience area. Ensure the distance to the first
listener is no less than two meters.
min. 2 m
Fig.: Setting up SOUNDCADDY ONE
Heads up: You need at least one meter clearance
above the enclosure, so make sure no people or
objects are leaning over the housing.
Press the top edge of the mid-/ high-range unit to
release the catch. It will rise automatically from the
housing, stopping at a fixed height.
Press!
Fig.: Extending the mid-/ high-range unit
Loosen the adjusting nut on the underside of the
mid-/ high-range unit to set it to the desired height.
Then tighten the locking screw to lock the mid-/
high-range unit in place.
Twist
left!
Fig.: Adjusting height and locking the mid-/ high-range unit
in place
Tip: Adjust the height so the mid-/ high-range unit’s
top speaker is situated just above the audience's
head level.
Fig.: Aligning height to the audience
4 Powering Up
Caution: You must release the locking device that
secures SOUNDCADDY ONE for transport before
you power up for the first time!
Make sure SOUNDCADDY ONE is off before you
connect it to a mains power supply.
• Turn the Volume knob all the way down to the far
left position.
• Ensure all other connected components are up
and running before you connect a line signal. First
switch on all connected devices – an outboard
mixing console, keyboards, instrument amps,
effects, or other signal source.
Heads up: Always switch SOUNDCADDY ONE on
last - that is, after powering up all other components
- and switch it off first before powering down all
other connected devices.
• Turn the Volume knob slowly towards the right until
you dial in the desired volume level. If you connect
a CD player, keyboard, or the like directly, you can
turn the Volume knob all the way to the right to
achieve maximum volume, depending on the input
signal’s level.