DHS Systems TM 95263 00, Operation And Maintenance Manual

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NOTE
Phantom voltage refers to low voltage DC power supplied from the mixer to the microphone
through the XLR cable to operate.
5. Press
P-PWR button to activate the microphone if the microphone requires “Phantom Voltage,” to provide the
microphone with 24VDC. The current audio level is displayed to the user in two ways. The analog indicator
shows the current level in relation to the total level swing, the numeric shows the level in dB.
6. Speak into the microphone to test the input level.
7. Select the MIC Input 1
Up Arrow button to raise the audio level of the microphone. Select the MIC Input 1
Down Arrow button to lower the microphone’s audio level.
8. To suppress all input from the microphone, press the MIC Input 1
Mute button. The microphone is muted
when the red status bar is showing. Press again to reactivate the microphone.
9. Repeat steps three through eight for
MIC Input 2 .
Set Line Input Level
1. Identify the AUX INPUT/OUTPUT LEVEL ADJUST section on the lower right side of Audio panel (Figure 9,
Item 8).
2. Start the line audio feed connected to LINE A input to test the input level.
3. Press and hold the
Up Arrow button (Figure 9, Item 9) to raise the audio feed level. Press and hold the Down
Arrow button to lower the audio feed level.
4. To suppress all input from the audio feed, press the Channel A
Mute button (Figure 9, Item 9). The feed is
muted when the red status bar is showing. Press again to reactivate the channel feed.
5. Repeat steps two through four for CHANNEL B INPUT.
Set Line Output Level
1. Identify the AUX INPUT/OUTPUT LEVEL ADJUST section on the lower right side of Audio page (Figure 9,
Item 8).
2. Start a line audio feed to test the output level. Activate the speaker or audio monitor connected to OUTPUT
CHANNEL A.
3. Press and hold the
Up Arrow button (Figure 9, Item 9) to raise the audio feed level. Press and hold the Down
Arrow button to lower the audio feed level.
4. To suppress all output from Channel A, press the Channel A
Mute button (Figure 9, Item 9). The feed is muted
when the status bar is red. Press again to activate the channel feed.
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