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Installation - )ront Panel Controls

3.4 Audio Connections

Analog Inputs

8 8 co3bo SdLR _ TS) input connectors can be .ound on t*e .ront pane/. T*ese are t*e direct ana@
/og  inputs  to  t*e  FP84^s  8  indi4idua/  prea3p/i.ier  3odu/es.  Wnput  >our  audio  source  3ateria/  4ia
eit*er dLR or ef TS cab/e connectors.

Analog outputs

Jot* ba/anced L4dJ dLR and unba/anced @10dJ ef TS ana/og output connectors are pro4ided .or
eac* o. t*e eig*t S8) prea3p/i.ier c*anne/s. Wndi4idua/ output /e4e/s can be contro//ed 4ia t*e asso@
ciated c*anne/s rotar> gain contro/ encoder on t*e .ront pane/.

Insert Points

Fac* c*anne/ o. t*e FP84 .eatures a ef TRS insert connector. T>pica//>1 inserts are use.u/ ?*en
integrating additiona/ outboard e=uip3ent Snoise gates1 e8panders1 co3pressors1 etc.) in@/ine ?it*
>our audio source 3ateria/. J> using a stereo 1c4f TRS audio insert cab/e >ou can insert e8terna/
de4ices direct/> into t*e signa/ pat* o. an> o. t*e eig*t audio c*anne/s

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4. )0ONT PANEL CONT0OLS & INDICATO0S

4.1 Independent (8x) rotary preamplifier gain controls

Fac* c*anne/ .eatures a rotar> gain contro/ .or 4ariab/e adZust3ent o. t*e desired
pre@a3p/i.ier /e4e/. 60dJ o. 4ariab/e gain is a4ai/ab/e per c*anne/. C/ock?ise rota@
tion increases t*e gain1 ?*ereas anti@c/ock?ise rotation decreases t*e gain. 

! Always begin using the EP84 with all gain controls set to the minimum value.
This way you can increase each channel gain gradually to the desired level with-
out experiencing possible unwanted and unexpected loud signal surprises to both
you and the rest of your audio equipment!

4.2 Independent (8x) -20dB PAD switches

A @20dJ PA7 s?itc* is pro4ided .or eac* c*anne/ to a//o? a t?ent> S20) decibe/ gain reduction o. t*e
inco3ing signa/ i. desiredcre=uired. Y*en enab/ed t*e corresponding @20dJ PA7 LF7 ?i// i//u3inate.

! This function is useful when connecting extremely "hot" signals. Excessive signal input levels can
overdrive  the  EP84’s  pre-amplifier  input  stage  resulting  in  unwanted  signal  distortion.  The  PAD
switch allows -20dB of gain attenuation/reduction to compensate for this situation prior to finer pre-
amplifier gain adjustment.

4.3 Independent (8x) phantom power +48v switches

Fac* c*anne/ o. t*e FP84 .eatures a p*anto3 po?er s?itc* to .aci/itate enab/ing or disab/ing o.
484 o. continuous po?er supp/> to t*e c*anne/. Y*en enab/ed t*e corresponding p*anto3 po?er
LF7 ?i// i//u3inate.

EP84 rear panel

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Page 5: ...s1 etc 2 TKE DESILN 2 1 High quality components and design T e p i osop be ind SM Pro Audio products guarantees a no co3pro3ise circuit design and au t to erant co3ponent se ection A SM Pro Audio products go t roug a rigorous p anning and production procedure ro3 start to inis 2 2 Inputs and outputs A inputs and outputs are secured ir3 to t e e8terior c assis ousing t us ensuring robust ua it and ...

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Page 8: ...ns and a distorted perceived overall quality of the sound This is especially of concern when recording two microphones within close proximity In this instance activating the phase reverse switch on one of the microphone channels will help avoid phase can cellation issues The phase reverse switch is also extremely handy when used to correct inverted XLR pin wiring configurations 4 6 Independent 8x ...

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