26. Master Output Pan: Pans the master output left to right.
27. Effects Master Return: Returns the wet signal from the outboard sound processor to the master output.
28. Master Output Level: Controls the overall output level of the mixer.
29. Level Meter Assign: Assigns the level meter to display the master output level (Master) or the pre-fader input level of
any cued channels (PFL).
30. Level Meter: Displays the input or output levels of the mixer depending on the setting of the Level Meter Assign (29).
31. Power Switch: Turns the mixer on and off.
32. Unbalanced Master Output: RCA connectors for the master output. Connect to an audio receiver or mixer equipped
with RCA inputs.
33. Booth output: RCA connectors for the booth output. This is just another output, although mostly used to monitor the
audio in a DJ booth.
34. Record output: This output is used to record audio in order to set the master level without affecting the record level.
35. Master Trim: Attenuates the overall output of the mixer. This is useful in club situations to restrict the audio from clip-
ping or overloading the sound system.
36. Ground posts: Connect to the ground post of turntable(s).
37. Channel inputs: Connect your turntables and/or CD players to any of the channel inputs.
• Which inputs do I use?
o Phono inputs are only used when connecting turntables.
o Line inputs are used with most common audio devices such as CD players, MP3 players, Samplers, etc.
o Mic inputs are used to connect microphones.
DESCRIPTION OF FUNCTIONS
