CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS
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PreSonus 2008
These two channels also feature a send and return on the back panel of the FireStudio. These return
inputs can be used as line level inputs for these two channels if instrument preamps are not needed.
Input Gain/Trim Control.
These knobs provide the following gain structure:
o
XLR Microphone Inputs.
54 dB of variable gain (-4 dB to +50 dB)
o
TS ¼” Instrument/Hi-Z Inputs.
54 dB of variable gain (-4 dB to +50 dB)
o
TRS ¼” Line Inputs.
32 dB of variable gain (-16 dB to +16 dB trim adjustment)
Main.
The Main
knob controls
the output level for the Main Outputs on the back of the FireStudio with
a range of -80 db to +10 dB.
Phones.
The Phones knob controls the output level of the headphone output on the front of the unit.
Notice the volume indicator goes to 11 … use this setting with extreme caution.
¼” Headphone Jack.
This is where you connect your headphones to the FireStudio.
Red-Blue Power/Sync Light.
This light is a clock source (sync) indicator. It lets you know if your unit
is receiving word clock correctly. Word clock is the manner by which digital devices sync frame rates.
Proper word clock sync prevents digital devices from having pops, clicks or distortion in the audio
signal due to mismatched digital audio transmission.
o
Blue.
FireStudio is correctly synced via FireWire, external ADAT, S/PDIF, or BNC word
clock.
o
Flashing Red and Blue
. Sync invalid or not present
Power button
. Push this button to turn your FireStudio on. The button will illuminate blue. Push it
again to power down your FireStudio.
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