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170.881UK User Manual 

 
Rear Panel 
 

 

 

65.

 

Combined IEC mains inlet, fuse holder and switch.  

 

Connect the IEC inlet (65) to mains power using the supplied mains lead.  

In case of the fuse blowing, replace only with the type indicated.  

If the fuse is repeatedly blowing, refer to qualified service personnel 

The illuminated rocker switch activates mains power to the unit. 

 
 

Specifications 

 

Power supply 

230Vac, 50/60Hz (IEC) 

Fuse rating 

T1.5AL 250V 

Power consumption 

40W  

Phantom power 

+48V individually switchable to XLR inputs 

Input level : Mic 

+22dBu (max.) 

Input level : Line 

+20dBu (max.) 

Output level 

+28dBu (main), +22dBu (mon/aux) 

Frequency response 

20Hz - 30kHz (+/-1dB) 

CMRR 

>70dB typical @1kHz (mic) 

THD 

<0.005% (mic to main out) 

Crosstalk 

>89dB @ 1kHz 

Signal to noise ratio 

-86dB (unity gain) 

Low-cut filter 

75Hz, 18dB/oct (mic/line channels) 

EQ Mic 

High 

12kHz shelving (+/-15dB) 

Mid 

100Hz-8kHz swept band pass (+/-15dB) 

Low 

80Hz shelving (+/-15dB) 

EQ Line 

High 

12kHz shelving (+/-15dB) 

High-mid 

2.5kHz band pass (+/-15dB) 

Low-mid 

250Hz band pass (+/-15dB) 

Low 

80Hz shelving (+/-15dB) 

EQ Master 

9-band graphic with feedback detection 

EQ Master bands 

63, 125, 250, 500Hz, 1k, 2k, 4k, 8k, 16kHz 

Effects 

16 preset, 24-bit DSP, 40khz 

USB/SD player 

MPR player/recorder with IR remote 

USB computer interface 

Type B duplex PC/Mac (16bit, 48kHz) plug & play 

Headphone output 

Stereo 6.3mm jack (30-600 Ohms recommended) 

Dimensions 

135 x 497 x 490mm 

Weight 

7.0kg 

 

 

Содержание CL1200

Страница 1: ...CL1200 MIXING CONSOLE Item ref 170 881UK User Manual ...

Страница 2: ...mand Warning To prevent the risk of fire or electric shock do not expose any of the components to rain or moisture If liquids are spilled on the console stop using immediately allow the unit to dry out and have checked by qualified personnel before further use Avoid impact or heavy vibration to any of the components No user serviceable parts inside refer servicing to qualified service personnel Sa...

Страница 3: ...eamps have studio grade low noise architecture for the cleanest possible path throughout the signal chain The input stages are repeated across each channel of the console which simplifies operation and enables quick and easy location of various controls The following pages of this manual are divided up into these stages to explain the details and function of each control ...

Страница 4: ...ilter which can help to reduce popping rumble and handling noise from vocal microphones 7 GAIN control This control trims the input signal to the optimum level for the channel strip circuitry Too low a signal level can result in a weak signal to noise ratio and too high can result in overload and distortion in the signal output The adjacent SIG and CLIP LEDs will give an indication of the signal l...

Страница 5: ...s switch in to override the ST1 inputs and the channel will be fed from a PC or Mac connected to the USB B connector 13 ST2 MPR Switches the channel input between ST2 and the MPR player Press this switch in to override the ST2 inputs and the channel will be fed from playback of USB or SD media via the MPR 14 GAIN control This control trims the mono or stereo input to the optimum level for the chan...

Страница 6: ...signal from the channel routed to the AUX SEND or auxiliary output to external equipment POST means that it is post fader i e the signal routed to AUX SEND is also affected by the channel fader level 21 POST PRE Pressing this button in changes MON 1 and MON 2 outputs from POST to PRE POST is post fader meaning that the signals to MON 1 and MON 2 are also affected by the channel fader level PRE is ...

Страница 7: ...sole a 12Vdc output is provided on a BNC connection for a console lamp This must be no more than 0 5A 6W Master Output Section 28 MON 1 OUT Balanced XLR output for MON 1 monitor 1 29 MON 2 OUT Balanced XLR output for MON 2 monitor 2 30 MAIN L OUTPUT Balanced XLR output for main left out 31 MAIN R OUTPUT Balanced XLR output for main right out 32 FX MUTE Footswitch jack to mute FX Connect a non latc...

Страница 8: ... outputs from the monitoring section MPR Media Player Recorder 39 SD card slot Insert SD or SDHC card with compressed audio files here 40 USB port Insert USB storage device with compressed audio files here 41 IR receiver Receiver for MPR remote 42 MPR controls Transport and recording controls for MPR section as shown below Press briefly for previous track Press and hold for reverse search Press br...

Страница 9: ...ons 46 EQ sliders Each slider controls a boost or cut of up to 12dB centred at the specified frequency with an LED to aid visibility in dark situations 47 Feedback Press in to engage the feedback Detection detection circuit All slider LEDs Will be dimmed until feedback is detected and then the band within which the feedback is detected will illuminate brightly Move this fader down to reduce or eli...

Страница 10: ...The CL1200 has an internal 24 bit DSP processor for audio effects as detailed on the DSP Table next page 56 6 segment LED input level meter Indicates overall input level to DSP 57 LED numerical display Indicates selected program see table below 58 TAP Press once to switch the rotary control 59 to PARAMETER 2 Tap rhythmically more than twice to set a tempo for time effects 59 PROGRAM PARAMETER Turn...

Страница 11: ...170 881UK User Manual ...

Страница 12: ... by the channel signal and clip LEDs alone When monitoring any signal levels it is important to prevent the red LEDs from lighting for anything longer than a brief flicker Persistent lighting of the red LEDs indicates clipping or distortion Master Fader Section The master fader section controls output level for monitors 1 2 DSP and main L R outputs 62 MUTE Press to mute the relative output s A red...

Страница 13: ...dBu main 22dBu mon aux Frequency response 20Hz 30kHz 1dB CMRR 70dB typical 1kHz mic THD 0 005 mic to main out Crosstalk 89dB 1kHz Signal to noise ratio 86dB unity gain Low cut filter 75Hz 18dB oct mic line channels EQ Mic High 12kHz shelving 15dB Mid 100Hz 8kHz swept band pass 15dB Low 80Hz shelving 15dB EQ Line High 12kHz shelving 15dB High mid 2 5kHz band pass 15dB Low mid 250Hz band pass 15dB L...

Страница 14: ...170 881UK User Manual ...

Страница 15: ...ack from PC interface Check that computer is set to output to the CL1200 USB audio device Check that computer has installed the CL1200 as a USB audio device Check PC Mode and PC Route buttons are set for playback If routed through ST1 channel check mute and levels No signal from PC interface to computer Check that computer has installed USB audio device Check PC Mode button is set to Record Check ...

Страница 16: ...he product is classed as Electrical or Electronic equipment and should not be disposed with other household or commercial waste at the end of its useful life The goods must be disposed of according to your local council guidelines Errors and omissions excepted Copyright 2014 AVSL Group Ltd ...

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