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17. XLR MAIN OUT
This XLR BALANCED outputs are the main outputs of the mixer. Connect it to a power amplifier or to next device.
18. JACK MAIN OUT
These JACK connectors provide balanced or unbalanced main outputs of the mixer. Connect it to a power amplifier or next device.
19. AUX SEND
This output connector provide balanced or unbalanced line-level output for connecting to an effect de vice or stage monitor speaker.
20. AUX RETURN
The return is designed for a balanced or unbalanced line-level input, from -20dB to +20dB. They allow the processed output from external effects processors or
other devices to be added to the main mix. Level adjustment of the incoming signals is made with the AUX Return controls. You may also use this input to add
any line-level signal to your main mix, it could be another source not just a processor
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21. GROUP OUT 1-2
These outputs connectors provide balanced or unbalanced line-level signals for connecting to the inputs of any line-level device.
22. TAPE INPUT
These stereo unbalanced RCA inputs are to be connected with tape, CD player, MP3 player or other line-level device. This input is only enabled when the
break switch is engaged, at which time, the main mix is bypassed and only the tape input will play in the main output.
23. TAPE INPUT / OUTPUT
These stereo unbalanced RCA output allow you to record the main stereo mix onto a tape deck, hard disk recorder or automatic CD burner. The tape output is
the stereo main mix and it’s affected by the main mix level control. This output could be also used as an extra set of main outputs for feeding another zone.
24. HEADPHONE SOCKET
This jack connector supplies the output to your stereo headphones to monitoring the master signal and individually monitoring each channel.
Whenever a solo switch is engaged, you will only hear the soloed channel(s) in the headphone.
25. FX SW
This is used for adjusting volume of echo FX sound when sending echo sound to send jack in effect panel.
26. USB PLAYER
a
- USB PORT
b
- MP3 PLAYER DISPLAY
c
- MP3 PLAYER CONTROL:
THIS PLAYER CAN PLAY MP3 CONTENT ON A USB STICK FILES (MAX: 8 GB)
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Button Play / Pause (>II): allows to start playing or to pause
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Button I< /-: press to select the previous song. A long press to reduce the level of the MP3 player
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Button >I / +: press allows you to select the next song. A long pressure allows to increase the level of the MP3 player
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Button mode: several functions:
Read:
Menu mode: allows you to select the playback mode: playback of all songs (All), loop playback
songs, reading loop of a song or random playback.
Eq menu: Allows to change the tone of the signal coming out of the USB module: 7 Equ presets (Normal, Pop, Rock,
jazz, Classic, Soft and bass)
Navigation menu: navigates through the USB to select a particular song
Paused
Navigation menu: navigates through the USB to select a particular song
Menu to delete a song: to delete the currently playing song (press play/pause to confirm your choice)
Menu delete all the song: to remove all songs from the key (press play/pause for) Confirm your choice)
Without USB drive (sys menu)
Menu date / time: allows you to adjust the date and time
Menu time backlight: the lighting of the display of the MP3 player is term limited. Use this setting to adjust this time
Menu language: select the display language of the MP3 player (English, french, Japanese,...)
Menu contrast: allows you to adjust the contrast of the display
Menu firmware: allows to display the version number of the internal software