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1. MiC
This is an XLR type connector for microphones. The input
level ranges from -60 to -20dB. This connector can provide
+48V phantom power for condenser microphones when
the phantom power is switched on.
2. LiNE
This is a balanced 1/4” phone jack for linking a line level
source The input level ranges from -40 to 0dB.
3. +48V Phantom Power Switch and indicator
This switch is used for turning on or off +48V phantom
power. +48V voltage will be present on the socket of each
microphone input channel when this switch is pressed down.
Important: set all channel faders to minimum before
turning this switch on or off. Do not plug or unplug a
microphone after this switch has been turned on. Do not
turn on the switch when a dynamic microphone is in use.
4. gAiN
Use this knob to adjust the level of the input signal to the
optimal level. For optimal S/N ratio and dynamic range,
adjust this knob so that the peak indicator lights up
occasionally.
5. Hi
This control determines the level of high frequencies in the
output signal.
6. LOW
This control determines the level of low frequencies in the
output signal.
7. PEAK LEd
This LED signal will warn you of any excessively high signal
levels in the channel. The signal is sampled in front of
channel fader. It will light approximately 3dB before clipping
and therefore give warning of a possible overload.
8. PAN
This control is used for distributing the signal level of the
channel feed to L / R buses. When the control is set to 12
o’clock, the signal is split evenly between L and R.
9. LEVEL (Channel Fader)
This rotary fader controls the output level feed to the main
bus from the input channel, adjusting the volume balance
between the channels.
CONTROL PANEL
MONO CHANNEL SECTiON
