User manual

- The speaker is equipped with an internal fuse, located directly next to the IEC power input section. If this
fuse blows for any reason, only replace it with a fuse that has the same values as the original fuse. Do not
bridge the gap with any electrical wiring or whatsoever as this voids your warranty.
- Severe shocks and impact must be prevented as much as possible. Secure this speaker properly in place
during transport to prevent damage to the housing and the internal components of the speaker.
- The included wireless remote control is used to operate the built-in MP3-player. Controls to change the
MP3 player volume (digital), EQ settings, working mode and even a numeric keypad for direct access to
track numbers are featured.
- The Bluetooth functionality of the speaker runs through the internal MP3-player. To connect any mobile
Bluetooth device (such as a smartphone, tablet, netbook, MP3-player or computer), follow these steps:
- Turn on the speaker
- Hold the ‘MODE’ button of the MP3-player module until ‘Bluetooth’ appears on the display.
- Use your mobile device to search for the speaker (named ‘Bluetooth’). When found, connect your device.
- Use password ‘0000’ to connect your mobile device with the speaker.
- After these steps, sound played from your mobile device will be produced by the speaker. The maximum
distance is about 10 meters, when the signal is not disturbed by any objects that may cause interference.
- This speaker uses a large heatsink for cooling, instead of a regular fan. This prevents noise and possible
dust buildup inside the speaker and the amplifier module. It is important not to block the heatsink with any
objects, to provide sufficient cooling and airflow, for optimal disposal of heat generated by the amplifier
module. Blocking the heatsink, for example caused by positioning the speaker too close to a wall, may cause
overheating. This may result in permanent damage to your speaker, not covered by warranty.
- The speaker is provided with an internal mixer, making it possible to adjust the volume levels between
several audio inputs. The volume of the MP3-player, microphone input and line level input can be adjusted
from a variable 0 to 10 range. The main volume knob is used to determine the input level of the main signal.
- Pay attention to the volume settings, as power overload may cause permanent damage to the amplifier
module and speaker components. Use your eyes and ears to determine the optimal settings for your
application. When the red CLIP LED is active and/or when you hear any distortion, you need to take action
and decrease volume levels to prevent damage.
- The speaker is equipped with M10 mounting points and a pullback point, but is not intended to be installed
directly above your crowd as the internal construction is not designed for this application. When using the
M10 points to install the speaker, make sure that it is impossible for any person to be located directly
underneath the speaker or in any possible injury-zone if any failure occurs.
Consult local regulations regarding rigging applications. Devine can not be held responsible for any damage
or injury caused by improper installation of this speaker.
- Never use the transport handles to install the speaker in a hanging position, as these are only intended for
transport purposes. It is however possible to use the handles to secure the speaker, for example when
positioning a Flex 12A or 15A on top of a subwoofer stack. Use a proper strap and pay attention to the stress
on the handles, as excessive tension might cause permanent damage.
Any information and illustrations shown in this user manual are subject to change without further notice.
User manual version: 2.0 Creation date + author initials: 22-04-2013 RV Revision date + author initials: 25-02-2014 RV