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MAIN CONTROL SECTION
27. HI ( MP3)
You can use this knob to adjust the HI frequencies of MP3.
28. LOW ( MP3)
You can use this knob to adjust the LOW frequencies of MP3.
29. AUX RETURN
This control set the overall level of the line signals received from the
AUX return L-R jacks. This control range from off to +15dB of gain.
30. AUX SEND
These knobs provide overall level control of AUX SEND 1&2 just
before they’re delivered to their AUX SEND outputs. This is perfect for
controlling the level of stage monitors since you’ll be using AUX1&2 for
this with their PRE switches. This control range from off to +15dB of
gain when turned all the way up.
31. FX SEND
This knob controls the level of the signals going into each internal
effects processor. The control is off when turned fully down, deliver
unity gain at the center and can provide up to +15dB of gain turned
fully up. This knob also affect the levels going out of the FX send line-
level output, so you can use them to adjust the level going to external
effects processor.
32. PHONE CONTROL
This knob use to control the headphone volume.
33. PROGRAM/PARAMETER
This is the internal Digital Effects Processor with total of 16 effects.
Rotate these controls to select one of the 16 preset effects, the current
preset number is shown in the display. The different effects and
parameters are shown in this table and marked on the panel
silkscreen.
34. MUTE
The mute switch cuts the signal from the channel from reaching the
main mix bus and the Aux busses. The LED acts as a reminder of its
on-ness.
35. STEREO GRAPHIC EQ
This 2x7 band graphic equalizer adjusts the main mix output. It affects
the line-level outputs, but not the headphones, tape outputs or USB
output. Each slider allows you to adjust the level of its frequency band,
with up to 15dB of boost or cut and no change in level at the center
(0dB) position.
36. PHANTOM POWER BUTTON
Press this switch to enable or disable the phantom power supply in
XLR mic inputs.
37. VUMETER
These vu meters are up of two columns of 12 leds with three colors to
indicate different ranges of signal level, traffic light style. They range
from -20dB at the bottom to 0dB in the middle, to +6 (clip) at the top.
38. POWER LED
This LED comes ON when the power of the mixer is on.
39. SOLO
Whenever a solo swi
tch is engaged, you’ll only hear the soloed
channel(s) in the headphones. This gives you the opportunity to
audition the channels before they are added to the main mix.
40. MAIN MIX
Press this switch in to listen to the main mix in your control room and
headphones and to check the main mix levels in the meters. In addition
to the main mix, you can listen to any combination of tape. If the assign
to main mix switch is engaged, you cannot hear the main mix in the
control room or headphones or see its level on the meters. This is
prevent feedback caused by sending the main mix to the main mix.
41. MUTE
All output from the channel are enabled when the Mute switch released
and muted when the switch is down.