SABINE FBX SOLO SL-610 Owner's Manual download pdf (Page 3)

Note: See pages 8 and 9 for front and back panel illustrations and descriptions.

The FBX automatic feedback controller improves any sound reinforcement system. By

following these simple instructions, you will be assured of the most benefit from your FBX

and sound system. The instructions presume that you are familiar with the fundamentals of

sound reinforcement. If any of the terms are not clear, or if the system does not perform as

expected, contact your local Sabine dealer for further information. Read on for a basic

explanation of FBX features you should understand before using your FBX.

POWERING UP

The only way to power up the FBX-SOLO is by connecting the power supply to

the unit; there is no power switch on the FBX-SOLO. When connecting the

power supply to the FBX-SOLO, push the connector into the input gently, with

the lip facing up as shown. Do not force the connector into or out of the FBX.

FIXED vs. DYNAMIC FILTERS

The FBX has two types of filters: FIXED and DYNAMIC. FIXED FILTERS are set during the

initial setup and retain their frequency center-points until the unit is reset by the user. The

system’s gain before feedback is provided by the FIXED FILTERS; i.e., increasing the

number of FIXED FILTERS increases the system’s gain before feedback. The FBX's DY-

NAMIC FILTERS control intermittent feedback that occurs during the program. They are

continually reset automatically to different frequencies as new feedback occurs during the

program. For many applications, the optimal setting is the one which gives maximum

gain - i.e., four FIXED and two DYNAMIC filters (default setting). However, in some

applications, such as use of wireless microphones, mobility is more important than

maximum gain. In this case you may wish to set three fixed and three dynamic filters.

The filters can be reconfigured easily from the factory default setting (four fixed and two

dynamic). For example, the following procedure will set three filters fixed and three dynamic:

1. Place the unit in BYPASS mode.

2. Power down the SOLO.

3. While depressing the RESET button, power up the unit.

4. Release the RESET button. The FILTER INDICATOR LEDs will now light in sequence.

5. When the third LED is lit, press the RESET button.

6. Notice that the first three LEDs flash three times to verify that they are now the fixed

filters.

Note: The fixed filters flash three times whenever the FBX is powered up.

WHERE TO PLACE THE SOLO IN YOUR SOUND SYSTEM

SL-610: Patch the SL-610 into the insert point of the desired channel. If your mixer has a

single connector insert point, connect the mixer to the IN/OUT connector on the SL-610 using

one TRS (Tip=input/Ring=output/Sleeve=ground; 1/4" phone connector) cord. Otherwise, use

the IN/OUT connector as the SL-610's input and the OUTPUT as the output. You can also

use a Y-cord from a single connector insert point. (See page 10 of this manual for informa-

tion on use with a guitar amplifier.) Use the following wiring diagrams (presented in order

of most common to least common setup) as guides for setup:

INSTRUCTIONS FOR OPERATION

SL-610,

Configuration 1:

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