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Topic: Sound Rack Power Down Procedure
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Barry Floyd
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From: Lebanon, Tennessee, USA
Registered: Mar 2000
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posted 02-18-2011 02:57 PM
At our church, we have a automated power sequencer that steps through the "powering on" and "powering off" of the various equipment in the sound, lighting and video booth. The mixing consoles, rack components, etc. are powered on first, the crossovers and equalizers are powered on next, and the amps for the auditorium are powered on last. When "powering off" the system, one push of a button and it automatically does everything above in the reverse order.
Our amps are located in a closet upstairs behind the stage, so it's remotely hardwired from the booth.
Ours is actually activated with a key lock switch as opposed to a button - mainly to keep "the people who say they know how to run a sound system" from messing with it.
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