1. XLR and ¼” Input Connector (Input 1) - This combo XLR and ¼” connector accepts either a balanced or unbalanced microphone or line level signal. The ¼” phone input accepts TS or TRS type connectors.

3. Mic/Line Switch (Input 1) - The MIC position changes the gain of the Input 1 jacks to MIC level. The LINE position reduces the gain of both jacks by 30dB to line level.

4. XLR and ¼” Input Connector (Input 2) - This combo XLR and ¼” connector accepts either a balanced or unbalanced line level signal. The ¼” phone input accepts TS or TRS type connectors.

8. DSP PRESET - The RSX DSP has three EQ contour curves: FLAT, BOOST, and VOCAL. The FLAT setting produces the standard frequency response and works best for most applications. The BOOST setting enhances low frequencies to add punch and high frequencies to add vocal clarity. The VOCAL setting provides a high frequency lift for vocal clarity. This is useful when plugging a microphone directly into the speaker.

9. FRONT LED Switch- When set to the ON position, the front power LED will illuminate when the Power LED switch is set to the ON position. When the switch is in the OFF position, the Front Power LED will not illuminate. RSX112a & RSX115a Rear Panel Layout RSX Active Loudspeakers 11

10. MIX Output - Male XLR connector used to link multiple speaker cabinets.

NOTE: When connecting a loudspeaker to the Line Output of the RSX loudspeaker, it is important to

power on the RSX loudspeaker first, then power on the linked speaker. When powering down the

system, it is recommended to turn off all linked speakers, then power off the RSX loudspeaker.

11. Power Switch - This rocker switch turns on and off the speaker’s main power. The switch lights RED when the amp is active.

NOTE: It is important to remember the Golden Rule of audio… “LAST ON, FIRST OFF.” Translated, this

means that when turning on your system, you should always turn your powered speakers on LAST, and

when turning your system off, turn your powered speakers off FIRST. This helps avoid any loud pops

caused by inrush current at power up, or down, which can sometimes damage loudspeakers.

12. AC Power Inlet - Connect the supplied standard 3-prong IEC power cable here.

Note: Never disconnect the plug’s ground pin. It is dangerous and can result in electric shock!

13. Fuse Cover - The fuse is located behind the fuse cover. Always replace fuses with the same type of fuse.

14. Voltage Selection Switch - This switch is used to select the amplifiers operating voltage.

NOTE: Before using your speaker, be sure the voltage selection switch is set to the correct voltage

for your country. Be sure to install the properly rated fuse when changing the operating voltage.