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speaker connected to COM-P1 cannot be linked to COM-70V and COM-100V;
otherwise, the speaker may be burned.
3.3 Equalizer Adjustment
The device features two output modes: EQ and Bypass, and the "EQUALIZER
SWITCH" button on the front panel may switch between them. The gadget is in
equaliser output mode when this button is pressed. Slide the 7 faders in the 7-band
frequency adjustment area up or down to increase or decrease the amplitude of the
corresponding frequency band at this time; when the "EQUALIZER SWITCH" button is
popped up, the device is shifted to bypass mode, and the operation of the 7-band
frequency adjustment faders is invalid in this case.
3.4 Selection of Channel
Auto Selection
The "SELECTOR" button on the front panel is used to pick the audio source input
channel. You can pick your choice based on the indicator on the button's left side.
When the "AUTO" indicator is turned on, the device will recognise signals from the
four audio source input channels automatically, which takes a few seconds. When a
signal is detected, the relevant channel's indicator will always be on. If two or more
signal inputs are discovered, the device will automatically play the higher-priority
audio source signal. The four input channel signals have priority levels of AUX1, AUX2,
AUX3, and AUX4. When a signal is detected and played, the indicator corresponding
to “AUTO” and the indicator corresponding to the current channel will both be on.
Manual Selection
If a specific input channel signal must be specified as the audio source to be
played, press the "SELECTOR" button to do so. If you want to use the AUX1 channel
input signal as the audio source, for example, click the "SELECTOR" button to turn on
the AUX1 channel indicator, and the device will play the programmed signal input from
that channel. The "AUTO" indication will not be on when you manually pick the playing
channel, but the indicator for the selected channel will always be on.
3.5 Volume Control
Each microphone channel has a volume control knob that is used to
control the output volume of that microphone channel. The knob "VOLUME"
controls the volume of four audio source input channels equally. The
"MASTER", master volume control knob is used to control the amplifier's total
output volume. The "MASTER" knob or the "CHIME VOL" knob on the back panel
can be used to control the chime output volume. Adjust the volume with a