the clip light flashes at 12 oclock. I want to go louder, how can I achieve this.
331952
Previous answer makes sense, but you are oviously asking too much of it and need to use a more powerful unit. Up to 12 o'clock is for line signals, so that signal is too strong. What are you using the B210D for and in what environment?
331953
im just blasting music from my laptop. I did try to "tame" the speaker last night, found some balance. But then a totally different song would play and the clip light would go on again. In my bedroom I don't need much volume. But in a wide open living room, I want more. I want it to stay crisp and punchy but louder. You think I need to upgrade?
834335
I can only echo other comments, no sounds when changing light modes. You might Try plugging it into a different electrical socket that is on a different circuit. This would rule out voltage problems I think. Good luck.
1914154
According to the diagram in the WR-120 manual and the 18-STR being listed as "associated equipment" on another website, I would have to say yes. When there is a prolonged on-going alert status, the continuous flashing can be annoying -- the only way to stop it is to unplug it -- just remember to put the plug back in when everything's over. As for previous answers saying it's not bright enough for the day, I guess that depends on how bright your room is to start with -- it's mounted at eye level in my office and I've discovered it disconnected on bad weather days when I'm not in the office -- that tells me it's bright enough to be very annoying. According to the diagram in the WR-120 manual and the 18-STR being listed as "associated equipment" on another website, I would have to say yes. When there is a prolonged on-going alert status, the continuous flashing can be annoying -- the only way to stop it is to unplug it -- just remember to put the plug back in when everything's over. As for previous answers saying it's not bright enough for the day, I guess that depends on how bright your room is to start with -- it's mounted at eye level in my office and I've discovered it disconnected on bad weather days when I'm not in... » Read More According to the diagram in the WR-120 manual and the 18-STR being listed as "associated equipment" on another website, I would have to say yes. When there is a prolonged on-going alert status, the continuous flashing can be annoying -- the only way to stop it is to unplug it -- just remember to put the plug back in when everything's over. As for previous answers saying it's not bright enough for the day, I guess that depends on how bright your room is to start with -- it's mounted at eye level in my office and I've discovered it disconnected on bad weather days when I'm not in the office -- that tells me it's bright enough to be very annoying. « Show Less
418829
Just lightly tap the on off indicator. If you hold it down dims or brightens. Lightly tap
97926
You have to turn the clip as you push it through. Check YouTube for some good how to videos.
686789
I usually turn the volume knob up at 3/4 of the max capacity. And it kicks ass! You should have someone turning up the mixer vokume while you check the back of the sub so you see how much itbcan handled before clipping. I let mines clip a little bit. Had them work 7 hours straight with no problems. I hope i answer your question.
52233
Simple, just keep in low position the little suitch(slide) located right up from the botton (push)to activate the discharge, you will see a red light when is 0n. hope this will answer your question
1898516
I am afraid there's no way to stop the LED indicator. Please know the flashing is meant to remind you that the headphone is working. Yet please know we'll forward your feedback to the manufacturer. And see what they can do in the future =)
1267907
First off, I don't want to sound like a jerk, but this board runs like any other professional board. You have a red LED on solid when that channel is on mute. When off mute the same LED will flicker if you are clipping (clipping not good). On the top of the channel there is an amber LED below the input gain that will flicker when you are in the sweet spot with your input signal. Unless muted, all channels are hot. Use the PFL button to set your gain levels on each channel during sound check to find that spot. NEVER touch the PFL during a performance. Short answer, no, but board showed you which channels are off.
2228380
There is still some power left in the capacitor. Once that discharges it will stop chirping. Shouldn't take more than a few minutes.
2067210
Turn the large control dial which is just below the temp. window to the 12 oclock position "you will love this feature" "ENJOY THE EXPERIENCE"!
422941
I can hear a slight sound on mine, along with the light going off. It seems to take several seconds to reactivate if there is constant movement.
1741115
Change your mode to constant and it will stay on one color. you can pic many styles of flashing and pick out your own colors and make a custom sequence
1599167
Thanks. I was afraid of that. Sine wave sweep? Spl meter? I just want to turn down the treble a bit.
1285784
There is a fourth channel that sets the strobe rate. I think I remember that you need to have access to this fourth channel if you want to set it to "constant on."
920496
Try the 2290 patch with the little silver mini toggle in its bottom position and the other knobs at 12 o'clock. There are also some YouTube vids on this topic if you search "tc electronic flashback delay the edge" or similar.
846250
it should not be flashing as default, it cycles through through the settings as you click. goes like this : high-medium-low-strobe-SOS-repeat so if you just turn it on and off again, it should work