HARTKE 215XL
Manual de Usuario

Connecting the 215XL
About Impedance Before you hook up your speaker cabinet, be sure that you understand a little about impedance. Impedance is the electronic load that the speaker puts on the power amplifier and is measured in Ohms. Here is the tricky, yet simple rule of impedance: When two speakers are wired in "Parallel" the total impedance is cut in half and when two speakers are wire in �Series� the total impedance is the sum of the speakers individual impedance. The 215XL impedance (many audio guys used the made up word �ohmage�, however the correct term is impedance) is 4 Ohms. So, when two 215XL�s are connected together in parallel, the total impedance is 2 Ohms. The impedance of your speaker also has an effect on your amplifier. In general, the lower the impedance, the more power your amplifier will put out.
4

Hartke Systems
Distributed Exclusively by Samson Technologies Corp. Hicksville, New York 11802

EFFECT
115

8 4

MODEL 2000 200 WATTS = 120 WATTS = 200 WATTS

~ AC INPUT 115V/230V 50/60Hz FUSE 5A/250V, 180W (115V) 2.5A/250V, 450W (230V)

RETUIRN

SEND

SPEAKER OUTPUTS

CAUTION TO PREVENT SHOCK, DO NOT OPEN. NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. SERIAL NUMBER ASSEMBLED IN R.O.K.

HPF OFF ON
8 8

IMPORTANT: There is a minimum safe impedance so be sure to check the manufacturer�s recommended impedance for your amplifier to avoid any damage to your amplifier or voiding your warranty. Connecting the 215XL to Your Amplifier The 215XL connections are made via 1/4� phone jacks located on the rear panel jack-plate. Be sure to make your connection with un-shielded speaker cable. Connect the Amplifier Output to the speaker Input on the 215XL�s rear jackplate. Using the EXTENSION Output The 215XL provides a convenient Extension Output for connecting additional speaker cabinets in parallel. Be sure to read the section above on impedance to insure a proper hook-up with your amplifier.