The symptoms of a miscalibration are the following:
The bagraphs display inaccurate values - for example a LED is lit when you monitor a silent channel.
There is some faint signal (“bleed”) even if the level of a channel ought to be null.
If this happens, please follow this procedure:
Set the response curve
(E)
of both channels to linear.
Plug 6 patch cables into all inputs, while leaving the other end of the cable unconnected. Hold the METER
button for 1s. The bargraphs show a “C” letter. The bargraphs are now calibrated.
(The bargraphs are still showing a “C” letter)
Connect the output of an oscillator to channel 1 input. Monitor the signal on channel 1 output and adjust
channel 1’s shape potentiometer until you reach a point where the faint signal you can hear (bleed)
disappears. The ideal position is the point at which the bleed just starts disappearing.
(The bargraphs still showing a “C” letter)
Same as step 2, but for channel 2. Once you are done, press any button to write the settings and leave
the calibration mode.
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This warranty covers any defect in the manufacturing of this product. This warranty does not cover any
damage or malfunction caused by incorrect use - such as, but not limited to, power cables connected
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The warranty covers replacement or repair, as decided by Mutable Instruments. Please contact our
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