thomann MIX 1202, Owner'S Manual

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TAPE TO MIX Switch
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Connect a CD or Tape Deck to the CD/TAPE inputs, and push down this switch to add the CD/TAPE signal to
the main mix. The volume level is controlled by MAIN MIX control.
TAPE TO CTRL RM/PHONES Switch (TAPE TO PHONES on MIX 502)
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Switch is used to select the signal source for the CONTROL ROOM outputs, PHONES, and METERS.
Release this switch, they all receive the main mix signal tapped after the MAIN MIX control. Engage this
switch, they all receive the CD/TAPE Input signal. Turn down the CTRL ROOM/PHONES control (just
PHONES on the MIX 502) before engaging.
FX TO CTRL ROOM Switch (MIX 1202 only)
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Engage this switch to monitor the aux send signal in the Control Room/Phones outputs.
CTRL ROOM/PHONES Control (PHONES control on the MIX 502)
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This control is used to adjust the signal level going to the CONTROL ROOM/PHONES outputs. And it won‘t
affect the Main Mix output.
MASTER AUX SEND Control (except MIX 502)
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This knob is used to determine the master AUX SEND levels. The adjustable range is from - to +15 dB.
When the external effect unit connected to mixer has no input gain control, you can get a f15 dB gain
available from these AUX SEND outputs.
POWER LED
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This LED lights up when the power switch is turned on.
PHANTOM 48V Switch and LED
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This +48VDC Phantom Power switch only apply to the XLR microphone inputs. Never connect microphones
when the phantom power is on already. The LED near to this switch will light up when the phantom power is
switched on.
NOTE: Turn down all output levels before operating this switch to avoid the possibility of „pop“ in your
speakers. Do not use phantom power with tube or ribbon microphones, as this may cause damage.
METERS
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This stereo LED meter will indicate the level of the overall output signal.
MAIN MIX
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This control sets the level of main mix signals sent to the Main Outputs, Tape Outputs,
CONTROL ROOM, PHONES, and LED Display. On the MIX 502 and MIX 802, this is
a rotary control; on the MIX 1202, this is a fader.
Note: When connecting a speaker to the speaker output jacks, please pay more
attention to the level setting for avoiding damaging the speaker. Generally speaking,
the faders will be positioned between 0 dB and the +5 dB.