Controls & Indicators
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Cue Control
The <Cue> input control adjusts the signal going to the headphones from
the 1/4” <Cue Input>. When using the 1/4” Cue Input Wireless Interface,
the individual headphone level control adjusts the overall level of your
headphones while the <Cue> input control adjusts the level of the person
on the other side of the call in all headphones. You should keep in mind
that your wireless telephone also has level control. If you are having level
problems that cannot be corrected with the controls on the RemoteMix x5,
try adjusting the level on the wireless telephone itself.
6.
120 Hz Low Cut Filter
Turn on the Low Cut / High Pass filter to remove room rumble and mic
handling noise.
7.
Soft Limiter
Prevents Clipping.
8.
Meter Switch
Select which audio signal is displayed on the VU Meter.
9.
1 kHz Tone Generator
Press/Hold the <Tone> button to trigger a 1kHz slate tone.
10.
Digital Audio Indicators
<USB> is lit when a USB device is connected.
<AES> is lit when an AES device is connected.
11.
Power
This is the main power switch that turns the unit on. Whenever the power
is turned on, the <Power> LED will be lit. The green <AC> LED will be lit
whenever a live AC power source is connected, even if the main power
switch is off.
RemoteMix x5 is powered by two 9 volt alkaline batteries located on
the side of the unit. The red <Power> LED on the front of the device will
gradually dim as the battery runs down, then extinguish about a half hour
before the unit shuts down.
These two batteries are in separate drawers and wired in parallel, you
can hot swap one battery at a time so you never lose power.
It is important to replace both at the same time with identical batteries.
If two fresh batteries are not available, it is better to run using only one
good battery. Since the battery fixtures are wired in parallel, it does not
matter which one gets the single battery.
Getting to Know Your RemoteMix x5
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