Lectrosonics VP85 User Manual download pdf (Page 5)

Portable Lectern Sound System

Rio Rancho, NM – USA

OTHER OPERATIONS AND CONNECTIONS

GOOSENECKS

Two goosenecks with microphones may be plugged in at once if so desired or a second microphone connected to

the AUX MIC jack by means of the 16-foot cord.

HIGH LEVEL INPUT

The HI LEVEL IN jack is an RCA phono jack which may be used with standard “line” level outputs from tape decks to

amplify the sound for larger audiences. An “earphone” jack on most tape decks will usually work provided you turn

the volume control on the tape deck down fairly low.

HIGH LEVEL OUTPUT

The HI LEVEL OUT is an RCA phono jack which may be used to record the sound directly from the lectern. The

output of this jack is at a “line” level (one volt max.) and should be connected only to “line” or “aux” inputs of tape

decks. If you connect this output to a “mic” input of a tape recorder, the sound will likely be distorted.

EXTENSION SPEAKER OUTPUTS

The VP85 is equipped to drive either one or two 2-ohm extension speakers. The LECTROSONICS ES85 Extension

Speakers were specially designed to operate with VP85 and are sized so that two speakers will conveniently store

inside the lectern.

The external speaker jacks are located on a panel located on the right side of the VP85. Each external speaker jack

is driven by its own 7-watt amplifier. These amplifiers are idle until the speakers are plugged in.

The ES85 speakers are eqipped with a 1/2" diameter socket on the bottom which fits the stud on top of the the SS-5

tripod stand. For maximum coverage the speakers should be elevated slightly above the heads of the audience.

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