Phonic POWERPOD K-16 PLUS, User Manual

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52. Mono Channel Controls
The Mono Channel fader will adjust the final au -
dio level that is to be sent to the Mono output
jack. The corresponding AFL (After Fader Listen)
button allows you to send the post-fader mono
audio signal to the Control Room / Phones mix.
53. Low Pass Filter
The low pass filter, which affects
the mono signal, is activated by
moving the small slide switch to the
ON position – making the signal
suitable for use with subwoofers.
The accompanying control allows
users to adjust the cut-off frequency of the
filter. If users wish to use the Mono channel for
monitoring or other similar purposes, the low
pass filter should not be activated.
54. Master Level Control
This fader controls the final volume level of the
Main Left and Right audio signal to be sent to the
built-in power amplifier and respective outputs.
55. PFL/AFL Indicator
The PFL/AFL indicator on the top of this meter
is bi-colored, and illuminates green when a PFL
switch is active and red for an AFL. Due to the
fact that any PFL has priority over any AFL (see
section 52), if both an AFL and PFL are activated,
only the green PFL indicator will illuminated and
processed by the Ctrl Rm/Phones control area.
56. Power Indicator
The Power Indicator, located next to the PFL/
AFL indicator, will light up when the power of the
Powerpod K-16 Plus is on.
57. Limiter Indicators
There are 2 limiters built into the stereo power
amplifier featured in the Powerpod K-16 Plus.
The limiters are activated – and the indicators
will illuminate – when the Power Amplifier’s sig -
nal level becomes too high, warning the user of
the possibility of overload. If this happens too of-
ten, ensure you to turn the correct level control
for the Power Amplifier’s source – as selected
by the Power Amp Control switches – down to a
reasonable level.
58. Level Meter
This level meter offers a visual display of the
stereo MAIN L/R output level. Each channel’s
12-segment level meter consists of green, yel-
low and red color LEDs, including peak indicator,
showing levels between -40dBu and +10dBu.
When either a PFL or AFL is activated, the level
meter offers a visual display of the signal levels
of the PFLs or AFLs, monitored on the same as-
pects as the level meter normally would.