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15.  Play sequence selector: 

two play sequences are available: 

 

STRAIGHT play sequence: 

The next song is determined by alphanumerical sorting. 

 

RANDOM play sequence:

 The next song is determined by random choice. 

16.  Media  PLAY/PAUSE/STOP  button: 

Press  briefly  to  toggle  between  PLAY  (backlight  lit)  and  PAUSE 

(backlight flashing) mode. Press for longer than 2 seconds to change into STOP status (backlight off).

 

17.  Folder level button: 

Press the button to go to folder level and use Rotary dial (19) to select the desired 

folder. 

18.  Time  Display  selector: 

Selects  between  elapsed/remaining  time  display.  The  display  shows  [E]  for 

Elapsed time or [R] for Remaining time (see display “B” and “C”) and is always related to track currently 
playing. 

19.  Rotary  dial: 

Turn  the  dial  knob  to  choose  a  song  or  a  folder.  Press  the  the  dial  knob  to  confirm  your 

choice. Your choice is immediately active. 

20.  HEADPHONE  JACK:

  You  can  monitor  all  inputs/outputs  when  you  connect  any  modern  stereo 

headphone to this 6.3mm jack. 

21.  [CUE VOLUME]: 

Used to control the output level of the headphone output. 

22.  [CUE  MIX]:

  With  this  knob  you  can  mix  the  master  output  and  any  of  the  input  channels  through  the 

headphone output (20): 

 

Put the knob in the extreme left position to monitor a selected PFL signal (26).  

 

Put the knob in the extreme right position to hear the master output. 

 

Put the knob in any other position to hear a mix of the two signals. 

This option makes it possible to check your mix before you put it on the master output. 

23.  [CROSSFADER] ASSIGN:

 Selects the input channels to be used with the crossfader (24). 

24.  [CROSSFADER]:

  With  this  VCA  fader  you  can  mix  over  between  the  channels  you  selected  with  the 

crossfader assign selectors (23). The crossfader only works when you move the selected channel faders 
(27) to the desired level! 

25.  [CROSSFADER] ON/OFF:

 Switches on and off the crossfader (24). 

26.  [PFL  SELECTOR]: 

Used  to  select  the  source  (CH-1  to  CH-4)  to  be  monitored  via  the  headphones 

output.

 

27.  CHANNEL FADER:

 Used to set the level of each channel separately.  

28.  3-BAND  TONE  CONTROLS: 

The  frequency  [(HIGH-MID-LOW)]  of  each  channel  can  be  controlled 

separately over a range from -26dB to +12dB. In the center position the tone control is flat. 

29.  ON/OFF SWITCH MIC 1-2-3:

 Switches on and off the microphones (MIC 1 

– MIC 2 – MIC 3)      

30.  LEVEL  MIC  1-2-3: 

Adjusts  the  input  level  on  the  microphone  channels  (MIC  1 

– MIC 2 – MIC 3). Use 

this control to adjust the level on the VU-meter at about 0dB. 

31.  MIC  INPUT  JACK: 

Combo  jack.  Accepts  either  a  balanced  microphone  with  an  XLR  connector  or  an 

unbalanced microphone with 1/4” mono jack. 

Summary of Contents for CLUB7USB

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Page 3: ...dition and well packaged It is absolutely necessary for the user to strictly follow the safety instructions and warnings in this user manual Any damage caused by mishandling is not subject to warranty The dealer will not accept responsibility for any resulting defects or problems caused by disregarding this user manual Keep this booklet in a safe place for future consultation If you sell the fixtu...

Page 4: ...t the power cord come into contact with other cables When the power switch is in OFF position this unit is not completely disconnected from the mains In order to prevent electric shock do not open the cover Apart from the mains fuse there are no user serviceable parts inside Never repair a fuse or bypass the fuse holder Always replace a damaged fuse with a fuse of the same type and electrical spec...

Page 5: ...tions please refer to the next chapter Be sure to turn off the mixer before you make changes to the different connections In this manual we talk about line inputs This is a global name for inputs with a level up to 2V This includes tuners videos CD players etc Both USB connections will be detected as a sound card on your computer The USB1 connection is bidirectional play record music simultaneousl...

Page 6: ...th a one level folder structure for replay of WMA WAV and MP3 files Note that this socket does NOT support USB hard drives neither for memory size nor for power requirements The USB memory stick is controlled by channel 4 13 Display shows information such as playing time track name A Time Display shows elapsed remaining time while the media player is used B Elapsed time is displayed while E is lit...

Page 7: ...adphone output 20 Put the knob in the extreme left position to monitor a selected PFL signal 26 Put the knob in the extreme right position to hear the master output Put the knob in any other position to hear a mix of the two signals This option makes it possible to check your mix before you put it on the master output 23 CROSSFADER ASSIGN Selects the input channels to be used with the crossfader 2...

Page 8: ...een the phono input 41 and the USB1 input 46 on channel 3 41 INPUT CHANNEL 2 USB1 PH used to connect phono level audio signals The input source selector 3 on the front has to be put to PHONO USB1 Press switch 40 on the rear of the mixer to select the phono input 42 INPUT CHANNEL 2 CD used to connect line level audio signals The input source selector 3 on the front has to be put to CD 43 LINE INPUT...

Page 9: ... MP3 FORMATS PLAYBACK MPEG1 Layer3 ISO IEC11172 3 mono stereo sampled at 32 44 1 48kHz Bitrates 32 320 Kbps Bitrate modes CBR Constant Bitrate VBR Variable Bitrate Mic inputs 15 5mV 35kΩ Line CD inputs 3 1V 47kΩ Phono inputs 30 8mV 47kΩ Record output 1kΩ Booth output unbalanced max 18 dBu 550Ω Master output balanced max 18 dBu 470Ω Channel tone controls High 10dB 12dB 10kHz Mid 12dB 24dB 1 3kHz Lo...

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