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16. Stereo Input Jacks:
These TRS Jack Inputs are used to connect sources such as keyboards, drum machines, synthesizers, tape
machines or returns from processing units. The inputs are BALANCED for low noise high quality sound. Avoid using UNBALANCED
sources to prevent ‘hum’ being introduced into the sound system. Mono sources may be plugged into the left jack only.
17. 2 Track In:
The RCA input is provided to connect external devices like Cassette Decks, iPod’s, MP3 player’s etc. The input level of
this can be controlled by the 2 track level knob. (See Feature No. 26)
18. AUX Return:
Two balanced stereo return are available for outputs of effects units and are routed to Main L/R or Group (G1-G2)
buses. If a mono source is used, plugging into the Left jack only automatically feeds signal to both Left & Right.
19. AUX Return Fader:
This fader is used to set the level of incoming signal to Main or Group outputs.
20. Phantom Supply Switch:
WARNING: Do not switch ON Phantom Power before connecting a microphone. Make sure the output
levels are turned down.
21. 7 Band Stereo Graphic Equalizer:
This global switch is used to turn on the phantom power supply ( +48V ) for all channels, when using
condenser microphones.
7 band stereo graphic equalizer allows you to tailor the sound to room acoustics.
4. Output Section:
22. Group Faders:
These faders control the Group outputs.
23.
:
Group Out
This is a servo balanced output which allows the user to connect balanced or unbalanced cables without affecting
the output level.
24. Main Output Fader:
These faders control main output level.
25.
:
Main Out
This output jack is used to connect the Main output using balanced XLR connectors. The output level is determined by
the master fader.
This is a servo balanced output which balanced or unbalanced cables without affecting the output level.
26.
:
2-TR/CD
The rotary control sets the level of the 2 Track Tape input, which is routed directly to the Main L-R output with use of
the adjacent “TO MAIN” switch. The RCA Phono connectors are unbalanced.
The RCA output is provided to record a master mix onto a recording medium. The output level of this is determined
by the master L/R fader; alternately the input level on the recording medium can be used for the same.
27. 2 Track Out:
28. Power LED:
This LED glows when power is being supplied to mixer.
29. PFL/AFL LED:
This LED indicates the PFL/AFL selection status.
30. AUX Send Control:
Adjusts the level going to Aux send jack.
31. AUX Send Output:
This output is unbalanced. This signal is used to provide a monitor signal to the artist and also as the input
to a multi-track recorder.
32. EFX Send Output:
This output is unbalanced. The EFX signal is routed to the internal effects processor via this socket. When an
output jack is inserted, the EFX signal is sent to the external effects processor & the internal effects processor is disconnected.
33.
:
FS Mute
Connnect to a standard footswitch to switch on/off the internal effects. A flashing led at the effects module display
indicates if the effects processor is muted via the footswitch.
34.
:
Phones Level
This knob is used to control the level of the headphone as well as monitor out.
36. Monitor Output
These outputs let you listen to any PFL, Mix, Group-Mix from a group or the 2-Track tape return on an external
amplifier & speakers. The monitor output lets you hear the mix that is going to the FOH; thereby helping you set mix levels.
:
35. Headphones Jack:
Adjust volume to
avoid hearing damage.
This is used to monitor Main mix or PFL on individual channel using headphones.
37. Level Meters:
Tip:
These 3-colour LED Meters are provided to monitor Main outs and AFL/PFL signal.
Keep the signal within the Yellow LED at peak levels for best performance.
5. Effect Section:
38. EFX Mix Fader:
This fader controls the EFX level.
39. AFL Switch:
When pressed this switch routes the EFX send & Aux Send post fade signal to Monitor/Headphone out.
40. EFX Send Control:
This adjusts the level going to EFX send jack and also to the internal processor.
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