Phonic MM1002a, User Manual

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MM1002a/1202a USER’ S MANUAL
INTRODUCTION
Congretulation on your purchase of the MM series
Mixers. The MM series is built into a rugged con-
struction, which is ideal for small live gigs, record-
ing and fixed PA installtion. In order to get the best
perfomacne from the mixer, please read this user
manual carefully, and get yourself familiar with new
and different functions on this uniit.
FEATURE
MM1002a
• 2 balanced Mic/Line input channels with 3-
band EQ
• 4 stereo inputs
• Additional 2T return inputs, for tape input or
link to submixer, can be routed to MAIN l/R
and CTRL RM/Headphones
• 48V phantom power switch
• Post-Fader EFX send on every input chan-
nel
• REC output
• 5 segement level meter and with switch for
MAIN L/R and CTRL RM/Headphones
• CTRL RM/Headphone output with volume
control
• 60mm fader control for MAIN L/R output
• Balanced MAIN L/R output
MM1202a
• 4 balanced Mic/Line input channels with 3-
band EQ
• 4 stereo inputs
• Additional 2T return inputs, for tape input or
link to submixer, can be routed to MAIN l/R
and CTRL RM/Headphones
• 48V phantom power switch for
channle 1~4 on master section
• Pre-Fader AUX, post-fader EFX sends on
every input channel
• REC output
• 10 segement level meter and switch for MAIN
L/R and Headphones
• CTRL RM/Headphones output with volume
control
• Peak indicator and low pass filter on each
mono input channel
• Pan control on mono channel and balance
control on stereo input channel
• 60mm fader control for MAIN L/R output
• Balanced MAIN L/R output
GETTING STARTED
1. Check the Ac voltage before con-necting the
AC plug. This product is equipped with a 3-
wire grounding type plug; this is a safety fea-
ture and should not be defeated. Proper
grounding is a necessary practice to prevent
electric shock hazards to the operator, the
microphone user, and the musicians who are
wired to this unit.
2. before switching on the main power, keep all
the outptu faders or level control knob all the
way down/left to prevent damage of exces-
sive noise caused by bad level adjustment,
wrong wiring, defective cables, or bad con-
nection.
3. Always turn on the mixer before you turn on
the power amplifier; turn off the mixer after
you turn off the amplifer.
4. Always trurn off the unit before connecting
or disconnecting the unit from the power
source.
5. Never use solvents to clean the unit; clean it
with a soft, dry cloth.
INTRODUCTION / FEATURES / GETTING STARTED