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LICON'

416

LIGHTING

SOLUTIONS

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・WARNING・

To

prevent

electrical

shock

or

fire

hazard,

do

not

expose

this

appliance

to

rain

or

moisture.

Before

using

this

appliance,

read

the

operating

guide

for

further

warnings.

*

CAUTION

s

Risk

of

electrical

shock

-

Do

Not

Open.

To

reduce

the

risk

of

electrical

shock,

do

not

remove

cover.

No

user

serviceable

parts

inside.

Refer

servicing

to

qualified

personnel.

This

symbol

is

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

impor-

tant

operating

and

maintenance

(servicing)

instructions

in

the

lit-

erature

accompanying

the

product.

This

symbol

is

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

uninsulated

“dangerous

voltage”

within

the

product's

enclosure

that

may

be

of

sufficient

magnitude

to

constitute

a

risk

of

electrical

shock.

EVERYONE

WILL LOSE

SOME

HEARING

IF

EXPOSED

TO

SUFFICIENTLY

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SUFFICIENT

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Introduction

Congratulations

and

thank

you

for

purchasing

the

LICON™

416.

The

LICON

416

is

a

new

micro-

processor

based

DJ

lighting

controller

system

that

redefines

the

leading

edge

of

the

DJ

lighting

industry.

The

LICON

416

is

a

4-channel,

microprocessor

driven

controller

that

works

with

any

0

to

10

volt

driven,

4-channel

lighting

units,

such

as

the

PV-Lite™

3000

and

Illuminator

600,

both

made

by

Peavey

Electron-

ics.

Features:

*

Controls

Illuminator

600,

PV-Lite

3000,

and

other

to-be-announced

Peavey

Lighting

Solutions™

equipment

as

well

as

other

compatible

brands

of

0

to

10

volt

systems

+

Beat-lok

hardware

and

software;

bass

beat

filter

+

16

chase

patterns

with

hold

switch

to

lock

in

a

preferred

chase

pattern

or

release

the

chase

for

free-

running

<

Sound

and

auto-chase

facility

・

All

Flash

and

Blackout

buttons

+

Bass

filter

selectable

on

or

off

*

Split-controller

facility

for

channel

over-ride

or

control

of

four

static

effects

as

well

as

4-channel

chase

*

Compatible

with

both

Channel

and

Function

Illuminator

600

footpedals

©

19"

rack-mountable

x

1

TU

x

4/"

deep:

fits

into

most

DJ

consoles

・

UL-listed

remote

power

supply

e

5

lbs.

weight

for

ultra-portable,

easy-carrying

C

LIGHTING

SOLUTIONS

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SOUND

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Front

Panel

Descriptions

1.

Audio

Level

This

controls

the

audio

input

level

of

the

music

source

located

at

the

RCA

input

jack.

2.

Chase

Speed

This

controls

how

fast

the

lights

will

chase

or

perform

the

automatic

chase

routine.

3.

Filter

Button

and

LED

Depressing

the

Filter

button

makes

the

Peavey

Beat-lok

feature

active.

When

this

feature

is

active

the

LED

will

glow

red.

4.

Sound

Button

and

LED

This

button

has

three

modes:

1)

Normal,

once

the

Chase/Pulse

feature

is

active,

by

pressing

the

Chase

button,

pressing

the

Sound

button

will

place

the

LICON

416

into

the

normal

mode.

In

this

mode,

indicated

by

the

LED

glowingred,

the

LICON

416

willchasemusic.

Pressing

the

Sound

button

again

will

tum

offthe

music

chase,

indicated

by

the

LED

tuming

off,

and

the

LICON

416

will

follow

an

automatic

chase

routine.

2)

Variable

Lock-Out,

this

mode

allows

the

user

to

control

the

maximum

chase

rate.

This

is

accomplished

by

ignoring

the

audio

inputs

fora

period

of

time

after

triggering.

This

feature

provides

control

of

the

‘lock-out

time’

to

match

the

chase

rate

to

the

program

material.

To

engage

this

feature

the

LICON

416

must

be

in

the

Normal

mode.

Then,

when

the

Chase

Speed

knobis

moved

the

unit

isautomatically

placed

in

the

Variable

Lock-out

mode

(the

LED

will

flash

slowly).

The

Chase

Speed

knob

adjusts

the

‘lock-out

time’

from

less

than

100

milliseconds

(10

on

the

Chase

Speed),

to

approximately

1.5

seconds

(0

on

the

Chase

Speed).

3)

Skip

Beat,

engage

this

mode

by

depressing

and

holding

the

Sound

button

for

at

least

two

seconds.

This

mode

allows

the

user

to

skip

beats

by

using

the

Chase

Speed

knob.

Setting

the

Chase

Speed

to

0

will

not

skip

any

beats,

while

a

setting

of

1

will

skip

1

beat

and

so

on,

up

to

10

beats.

5.

Chase

Button

and

LED

This

button

makes

the

Chase/Pulse

feature

of

the

LICON

416

active.

Pressing

and

releasing

the

button

will

put

the

LICON

416

into

Chase

mode.

The

LED

will

glow

red

in

this

mode.

Pressing

and

holding

the

button

for

at least

two

seconds

will

put

the

LICON

416

into

Pulse

mode.

The

LED

will

flash

in

this

mode.

6.

Pattern

Select

Button

and

LEDs

This

button

advances

the

LICON

416

through

the

sixteen

different

chase

pattems.

The

four

LEDs

NUSA

FLASH

®

LICON™

416

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2

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display

the

currently

selected

chase

pattem.

Hold

Button

and

LED

Pressing

and

releasing

this

button

holds

the

current

chase

pattern.

Pressing

and

releasing

this

button

again

allows

the

LICON

416

to

play

each

pattem

four

times

and

then

move

to

the

next

pattern.

The

LED

glows

red

when

in

hold.

Blackout

Button

and

LED

Pressing

and

releasing

this

button blacks

out

(turns

off)

all

the

lights.

The

LED

glows

red

when

in

blackout.

Pressing

and

releasing

this

button

again

de-selects

blackout.

All

On

Button

and

LED

Pressing

and

releasing

this

button

tums

all

the

lights

on.

Pressing

and

releasing

this

button

again

turns

all

the

lights

off.

This

button

will

not

turn

on

all

the

lights

when

the

blackout

is

active.

The

47

On

button

also

works

with

the

Flash

button

described

below.

Flash

Button

and

LED

Pressing

the

F/ash

button

is

used

to

flash

all

the

lights

on

the

system.

If

the

47

On

button

is

off,

pressing

the

Flash

button

will

cause

all

the

lights

to

tum

on

until

the

Flash

button

is

released.

[f

the All

On

button

is

on,

pressing

the

Flash

button

will

cause

the

47

On

feature

to

be

bypassed

until

Teleasing

the

Flash

button.

Effect

Buttons

and

LEDs

The

Effect

buttons

perform

two

functions:

1)

If

the

LICON

416

is

in

the

channel

mode

(see

Back

Panel

Descriptions:

Effects

Select

Switch),

the

Effects

buttons

will

control

the

channel

lights.

2)

If

the

LICON

416

is

in

the

effects

mode,

the

Effects

buttons

will

control

extemal

effects

devices,

such

as

any

0-10

volt

DC

logic

controlled

effects

units

or

relay

packs.

Flash

Buttons

and

LEDs

The

Flash

buttons

will

flash

the

lights

controlled

by

the

Effects

buttons.

If

the

Effect

button

is

off,

pressing

the

Flash

button

causes

the

effect

to

tum

on

until

the

Flash

button

is

released.

If

the

Effect

button

is

on,

pressing

the

Flash

button

causes

the

effect

to

tum

off

until

the

Flash

button

is

released.

o

Z

Back

Panel

Descriptions

1.

Power

Supply

Plug

Use

only

the

16-16.5

volt

AC

1000

mA

adaptor

provided.

(Peavey

part

#70900660)

Caution:

Use

only

the

Peavey

16.5

volt

power

supply

provided

with

this

product.

If

the

original

power

supply

must

be

replaced,

consult

your

Peavey

dealer

or

the

factory

for the

correct

replacement.

Failure

to

use

the

correct

power

supply

could

result

in

fire,

shock

hazard,

extensive

circuit

damage,

decreased

performance

or

non-operation.

2.

Effect

Select

Switch

When

this

switch

is

in

the

“out”

position,

the

two

6-way

telephone

jacks

alongside

the

switch

are

used

to

connect

the

LICON

416

to

extemal

effects.

When

this

switch

is

in

the

“in”

position,

all

extemal

effects

are

bypassed.

3.

Effect

Output

Jacks

Use

these

6-way

telephone

jacks

to

connect

the

LICON

416

to

any

0-10

volt

DC

logic

controlled

effects

unit.

(See

Pin-out

diagram

on

page

8.)

4.

Sync

Out

Jack

This

1/4"

jack

is

provided

especially

for

use

with

the

Illuminator

600

lighting

system.

Simply

connect

a

1/4"

to

1/4”

instrument

cable

from

the

Sync

Out

jack

of

the

LICON

416

to

the

Sync

In

jack

of

the

Illuminator

600.

The

LICON

416

will

now

control

the

Illuminator

600.

5.

Function

Pedal

Jack

This

is

for

use

with

the

Function

Pedal

footswitch

controller.

Peavey

part

#0007907

6.

Channel

Pedal

Jack

This

is

for

use

with

the

Channel

Pedal

footswitch

controller.

Peavey

part

#0007862

7.

RCA

Audio

Input

Jacks

These

RCA

jacks

will

accept

input

from

any

line

level

audio

source.

For

example,

you

can

use

any

of

the

following

audio

sources:

mixer,

stereo,

CD

player,

preamp,

karaoke

(Protege™

by

Peavey),

etc.

8.

RCA

Parallel

Output

Jack

These

RCA

jacks

allow

you

to

pass

the

line

level

audio

signal

present

at

the

audio

input

to

units

like

power

amplifiers,

effects

units,

equalizers,

crossovers,

etc.

Connection

Ideas

+

Effects

Connections

The

Effects

jacks

may

be

used

to

connect

to

any

0-10

volt

driven

effects

unit,

the

PV

Lite

3000,

or

any

other

0-10

volt

driven

lighting

unit.

Connections

need

to

be

made

with

6-pin

phone

cables.

・Channel

Connections

e

Channel

jacks

may

be

used

to

connect

to

the

PV

Lite

3000

or

any

other

0-10

volt

driven

lighting

unit.

The

connection

needs

to

made

with

6-pin

telephone

cables.

+

Sync

Out

Connection

e

Sync

Out

jack

is

provided

for

use

with

the

Illuminator

600

made

by

Peavey.

This

connection

is

made

with

a

1/4"

instrument

cable.

+

Function

Jack

The

Function

jack

is

provided

for

connection

to

a

footswitch

such

as

the

Function

footswitch

from

Peavey.

Peavey

part

#0007907

+

Channel

Jack

The

Channel

jack

is

provided

for

connection

to

a

footswitch

such

as

the

Channel

footswitch

from

Peavey.

Peavey

part

#0007862

+

Line

Audio

Out

Connections

The

Line

Audio

Out

jacks

can

be

used

to

connect

to

power

amplifiers,

effect

units,

equalizers,

crossovers,

etc.

These

connections

need

to

be

made

with

cables

that

have

an

RCA

connector

at

one

end.

+

Line

Audio

In

Connections

The

Line

Audio

In

jacks

can

be

used

to

accept

input

from

a

mixer,

stereo,

CD

player,

preamp,

karaoke

(such

as

the

Protege

by

Peavey),

etc.

These

connections

need

to

be

made

with

cables

that

have

an

RCA

connector

at

one

end.

TOLE

To

any

0-10

vok

offect

unit

To

Sync

In

onthe

ToChannel

|

From

mixer,

stereo,

or

lluminator

600

Footswitch

|

CD

player.

preamp,

PV-Lie

3000

karaoko,

eto

any

other

0-10

vot

lighting

unit

To

PY-Lite

3000

To

Furciion

。

Topowerampifer

or

Footswitch

effects

unt,

Eas,

any

other

0-10

vott

lighting

unit

crossovers.

atc

Phone

Jack

Pin-Out

Diagram

Note:

By

using

the

following

diagram

and

pin-out

diagrams

from

other

manufacturers’

units,

(such

as

dimmers

and

relay

packs),

you

can

interface

these

units

with

the

LICON

416

for

4-channel

0

to

10

volt

control

purposes.

Channel

2

Channel

3

Channel

1

\

f

Channel

4

Ground

Ground

Specifications

Power:

16.5

volt

AC

1000

mA

Outputs:

0voltDC

-

“Off”

10voltDC

-

“On”

Dimensions:

19.000"(L)

x

4.500"(W)

x

1.750"(H)

‘THIS

LIMITED

WARRANTY

VALID

ONLY

WHEN

PURCHASED

AND

REGISTERED

IN

THE

UNITED

STATES

OR

CANADA.

ALL

EXPORTED

PRODUCTS

ARE

SUBJECT

TO

WARRANTY

AND

SERVICES

TO

BE

SPECIFIED

AND

PROVIDED

BY

THE

AUTHORIZED

DISTRIBUTOR

FOR

EACH

COUNTRY.

Ces

clauses

de

garantie

ne

sontvaiables

qu'aux

Etats-Unis

etau

Canada.

Dans

tous

les

autres

pays,

les

clauses

de

garantie

et

de

maintenance

sontfixees

par

le

distributeur

nalienal

et

assuree

par

lui

selon

la

legislation

en

vigueur.

Diese

Garantie

ist

nur

in

den

USA

and

Kanada

gultig.

Alle

Export-Produkte

sind

dor

Garantio

und

dem

Service

des

Importeurs

des

jeweiligen

Landes

unterworten.

Esta

garantia

esvalida

solamente

cuando

el

producto

es

comprado

en

E.U.

continentales

oen

Canada.

Todos

os

productos

que

sean

comprados

enel

extranjero,

estan

sujetos

alas

garantias

y

servicio

que

cada

distribuidor

autorizado

determine

y

ofrezca

en

los

diferentes

paises.

ONE-YEAR

LIMITED

WARAANTY/REMEDY

PEAVEY

ELECTRONICS

CORPORATION

("PEAVEY")

warrants

this

product,

EXCEPT

for

covers,

footswitches,

patchcorcs,

tubas

and

meters,

to

be

free

trom

defects

in

material

and

workmanship

fora

period

ot

one

(1)

year

from

data

o!

purchase,

PROVIDED,

however

that

this

limited

warranty

is

extenced

only

to

the

original

retail

purchaser

and

is

subject

tothe

Conditions,

exclusions

and

limitations

hereinafter

set

forth:

PEAVEY

90-DAY

LIMITED

WARRANTY

ON

TUBES

AND

METERS

M

his

product

contains

tubes

or

meters,

Peavoy

warrants

tho

tubes

or

meters

contained

in

the

product

tobe

trae

trom

detects

in

material

and

workmanship

for

a

period

of

ninety

(90)

days

from

date

of

purchase:

PROVIDED,

however.

that

this

limited

warranty

Is

extended

only

to

the

original

retail

purchaser

and

is

also

subject

to

the

conditions,

exclusions

and

limitations

hereinafter

set

forth.

CONDITIONS,

EXCLUSIONS

AND

LIMITATIONS

OF

LIMITED

WARRANTIES

‘These

limited

warranties

shall

be

void

and

of

no

oftect

if

a.

The

first

purchase

ot

the

product

is

for

the

purpose

of

rasale:

or

b.

The

original

retail

purchase

is

not

mace

from

an

AUTHORIZED

PEAVEY

DEALER;

or

で

The product

has

been

damaged

by

accident

or

unreasonable

use,

neglect,

Improper

service

or

maintenance,

or

other

causes

not

arising

out

of

defects

in

material

or

workmanship:

or

d.

The

serial

number

alfixed

to

the

product

is

altered,

defaced

or

removed.

Inthe

event

of

a

defect

in

material

and/or

workmanship

covered

by

this

limited

warranty.

Peavey

will

a,

In

the

case

of

tubes

Or

meters,

replace

the

defective

component

without

charge

D.

In

other

covered

cases

(ie.,

cases

involving

anything

other

than

covers,

‘ootewitches,

patchcords,

tubes

or

meters),

repair

the

detect

in

material

or

workmanship

or

replace

the

product,

at

Peavey's

option:

and

provided,

however,

that,

in

any

case,

all

costs

of

shipping,

if

necessary,

are

paid

by

you.

the

purchaser.

THE

WARRANTY

REGISTRATION

CARD

SHOULD

BE

ACCURATELY

COMPLETED

AND

MAILED

TO

AND

RECEIVED

BY

PEAVEY

WITHIN

FOURTEEN

(14)

DAYS

FROM

THE

DATE

OF

YOUR

PURCHASE

In

order

to

obiain

service

under

these

warranties,

you

must

a.

Bring

the

defective

itom

to

any

AUTHORIZED

PEAVEY

DEALER

or

AUTHORIZED

PEAVEY

SERVICE

CENTER

and

present

therewith

the

ORIGINAL

PROOF

OF

PURCHASE

supplied

to

you

by

the

AUTHORIZED

PEAVEY

DEALER

in

connection

with

your

purchase

from

him

of

this

product.

If

the

DEALER

or

SERVICE

CENTER

is

unable

to

provide

the

necessary

warranty

service

you

will

be

directed

to

the

nearest

other

PEAVEY

AUTHORIZED

DEALER

or

AUTHORIZED

PEAVEY

SERVICE

CENTER

which

can

provide

such

service

oR

b.

Ship

the

defective

item.

prepaid,

to:

PEAVEY

ELECTRONICS

CORPORATION

International

Service

Canter

Highway

80

East

MERIDIAN,

MS

39301

including

therewith

a

complete,

detailed

description

of

tne

problem,

together

with

a

legible

copy

of

the

original

PROOF

OF

PURCHASE

and

a

complete

return

address.

Upon

Peavey's

receipt

of

these

items:

Irthe

defect

is

remedial

undor

those

limited

warranties

and

the

other

terms

and

conditions

expressed

herein

have

been

complied

with,

Peavey

will

provide

the

necessary

warranty

service

te

repair

or

replace

the

product

and

will

return

it,

FREIGHT

COLLECT,

to

you,

the

purchaser.

Paaveys

liability

to

the

purchaser

for

damages

from

any

cause

whatsoever

and

regardless

of

the

form

of

action,

including

negligence

is

limited

to

the

actual

damages

up

to

the

‘greater

of

$500.00

or

an

amount

equal

to

the

purches

price

of

the

product

thet

caused

the

damage

or

that

is

the

subject

of

or

is

diractly

related

to

the

cause

of

action.

Such

purchase

Pricewill

be

that

ineffoct

for

tho

specific

product

when

the

cause

of

action

arose.

This

limitation

of

liability

will

not

apply

to

claims

for

personal

injury

or

damage

to

real

property

or

{angible

personal

property

allegedly

caused

by

Peavey's

negligence,

Peavey

does

not

assume

lability

for

personal

injury

or

property

damage

arising

outof

or

caused

by

anon-Peavey

alteration

or

ettachmenl,

nor

does

Peavey

assume

eny

responsibility

for

camage

to

interconnected

non-Peavey

equipment

that

may

result

from

the

normal

functioning

and

maintenance

of

the

Peavey

equipment

UNDEF

NO

CIRCUMSTANCES

WILL

PEAVEY

BE

LIABLE

FOR

ANY

LOST

PROFITS,

LOST

SAVINGS,

ANY

INCIDENTAL

DAMAGES

OR

ANY

CONSEQUENTIAL

DAMAGES

ARISING

OUT

OF

THE

USE

OR

INABILITY

TO

USE

THE

PRODUCT,

EVEN

IF

PEAVEY

HAS

BEEN

ADVISED

OF

THE

POSSIBILITY

OF

SUCH

DAMAGES.

"THESE

LIMITED

WARRANTIES

ARE

IN

LIEU

OF

ANY

AND

ALL

WARRANTIES,

EXPRESS

OR

IMPLIED,

INCLUDING,

BUT

NOT

LIMITED

TO,

THE

IMPLIED

WARRANTIES

OF

MERCHANTABILITY

AND

FITNESS

FOR

A

PARTICULAR

USE;

PROVIDED,

HOWEVER,

THAT

IF

THE

OTHER

TERMS

AND

CONDITIONS

NECESSARY

TO

THE

EXISTENCE

OF

THE

EXPRESS,

LIMITED

WARRANTIES,

AS

HEREINABOVE

STATED,

HAVE

BEEN

GOMPLIED

WITH,

IMPLIED

WARRANTIES

ARE

NOT

DISGLAIMED

DURING

THE

APPLICABLE

ONE-YEAR

OR

NINETY-DAY

PERIOD

FROM

DATE

OF

PURCHASE

OF

THIS

PRODUCT.

‘SOME

STATES

DO

NOT

ALLOW

LIMITATION

ONHOWLONG

AN

IMPLIED

WARRANTY

LASTS,

OR

THE

EXCLUSION

OR

LIMITATION

OF

INCIDENTAL

OR

CONSEQUENTIAL

DAMAGES,

SO

THE

ABOVE

LIMITATIONS

OR

EXCLUSIONS

MAY

NOT

APPLY

TO

YOU.

THESE

LIMITED

WARRANTIES

GIVE

YOU

SPECIFIC

LEGAL

RIGHTS,

AND

YOU

MAY

ALSO HAVE

OTHER

RIGHTS

WHICH

MAY

VARY

FROM

STATE

TO

STATE

THESE

LIMITED

WARRANTIES

ARE

THE

ONLY

EXPRESS

WARRANTIES

ON

THIS

PRODUCT,

AND

NO

OTHER

STATEMENT,

REPRESENTATION,

WARRANTY

OR

AGREEMENT

BY

ANY

PERSON

SHALL

BE

VALID

OR

BINDING

UPON

PEAVEY.

In

the

event

of

any

modification

or

disclaimer

of

express

or

implied

warranties,

or

any

limitation

of

remedies,

contained

herein

conflicts

with

applicable

law.

then

such

modification,

disclaimer

ər

imitation,

as

the

case

may

be,

shall

be

deemed

to

be

modified

to

the

extent

necessary

to

comply

with

such

law.

Your

remedies

for

breach

of

these

warranties

are

limited

t0

those

remedies provided

herein

and

Peavey

Electronics

Corporation

gives

this

limited

warranty

only

with

rospoct

to

equipment

purchased

in

the

United

States

of

America,

INSTRUCTIONS

—

WARRANTY

REGISTRATION

CARD

1

Mail

tne

completed

WARRANTY

REGISTRATION

GARD

to

PEAVEY

ELECTRONICS

CORPORATION

POST

OFFICE

BOX

2898

MERIDIAN,

MISSISSIPPI

20302-2898.

a.

Koop

the

PROOF

OF

PURCHASE.

In

the

event

warranty

service

is

required

during

the

warranty

period,

you

will

need

this

document.

There

will

be

no

Identification

card

issued

by

Peavey

Electronics

Corporation.

2

IMPORTANCE

OF

WARRANTY

REGISTRATION

CARDS

AND

NOTIFICATION

OF

CHANGES

OF

ADDRESS:

a

Completion

and

mailing

of

WARRANTY

REGISTRATION

CARDS

—

Should

notification

become

necessary

for

any

condition

thai

may

require

correction,

the

REGISTRATION

CARD

wili

nelp

ensure

that

you

are

contacted

and

properly

notified,

b.

Notige

of

address

changes

—

If

you

move

from

the

eddrese

shown

on

the

WARRANTY

REGISTRATION

CARD.

you

should

notity

Peavey

of

the

change

of

address

so

as

to

facilitate

your

receip!

of

any

bulletins

or

other

forms

of

notification

which

may

become

necessary

in

connection

with

any

condition

that

may

require

dissemination

of

Information

or

correction

3.

You

may

contact

Peavey

directly

by

tolophoning

(601)

483-5385,

4.

Please

have

the

Peavey

product

name

and

serial

number

avaliable

when

communicating

with

Peavey

Customer

Service,

ENE

Features

and

specifications

subject

to

change

without

notice.

Peavey

Electronics

Corporation

/711

A

Street

/

Meridian,

MS

39302-2898

/

U.S.A.

/

(601)

483-5365

/Telex:

5041

15

/

FAX;

484-4278

@

1991

Printed

in

the

U.S.A.

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