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PUSH
CD PLAY/RECORD
LINE OUT
PHONES
LEVEL
INST
MIC
PHONE/SPEAKER
LINE
INST
MIC
LINE
MIC/LINE
NEUTRIK
NEUTRIK
MIC/LINE
RIGHT
LEFT
PHONE SELECTOR
ANALOG
DIGITAL
OFF
ON
-15dB
INPUT
ALC/ATT
SPEAKER
OPEN/CLOSE
AUX
/ INT MIC
MIC / LINE
CD
MIX
PUSH
L
R
MIC / LINE
INT MIC
MONO
STEREO
OFF
ON
Powering Up
1. Check that the AC power cord fits securely in the
power cord jack on the back panel.
2. Make sure the back panel MASTER POWER switch is
ON. The STANDBY light should now be ON. Slide the
STANDBY POWER switch to the right. Upon power up,
this light will dim and the display will come on.
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If you are switching power ON/OFF via the
Remote or if you wish to retain certain settings in
memory when powering off, leave the back panel
MASTER POWER switch ON.
Setting Up Speakers
Headphones or Built-In Speaker
When using the built-in speaker, place the
SPEAKER switch in the ON position. Place
the SPEAKER switch in the OFF position
when using headphones or when connect-
ing to powered speakers or other sound
equipment. Adjust volume of the head-
phones or speaker by using the PHONE/SPEAKER level
knob.
The PHONE SELECTOR knob
determines which audio path will
be amplified/monitored through
the headphones and built-in
speaker. It does not affect audio
being recorded. Use it to monitor
one of the following:
•
MIX (total system monitoring),
•
CD playback
•
MIC/LINE/INST inputs or Int Mic
•
AUX inputs.
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Typically, you will want to leave the PHONE
SELECTOR knob set on MIX as this setting allows
you to hear the entire system.
External Speakers
Connect external powered speakers to the rear panel
RCA line outputs, making sure the Left channel line
output is securely attached to the speaker’s Left input
and the Right channel line output is securely attached
to the speaker’s Right input. (see Figure A.)
Or, similarly connect the L-R channel line outputs to the
L-R auxiliary or line inputs of a stereo amplifier that is
attached to speakers.
Setting Up Instruments, Mics
and other Sound Sources
The PSD330 is designed to work with microphones,
instruments, and line level sources (e.g., mixers, external
preamps). See the following diagrams for the setup that
suits your application:
OFF
ON
Phantom Power
ON/ OFF
FOOT
PEDAL
R
L
IN
OUT
OUT
IN
POWER
VARI
FIXED
IN
RC-5
Level
DIGITAL
AUX
OUT
LINE
Input
Fig A. - Powered Speaker Set Up
Set Up
LINE OUT
PHONES
LEVEL
PHONE/SPEAKER
PHONE SELECTOR
AUX
/ INT MIC
MIC / LINE
CD
MIX
Microphones
1. Set both front panel LINE/MIC/INST input switches to
MIC.
2. Plug microphones into either the XLR or 1/4” front
panel inputs, depending on your mic type.
3. For condenser microphones that use batteries, make
sure the mic’s batteries are fresh. When using
microphones that r48V phantom power,
connect mics to the XLR inputs and make sure that
the phantom power switch on the rear panel is ON.
4. See Setting Levels sidebar (pg. 13).
OFF
ON
SPEAKER
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Remember that the LINE OUT level control on
the front panel will control the volume for exter-
nal speakers connected to the variable LINE OUT
(VARI) jacks.
