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Ch4 in
Channel 4 in
If you insert a cable in the front input 4
jack, the signal from the ch4-in pin is
broken.
Ch3 in
Channel 3 in
If you insert a cable in the front input 3
jack, the signal from the ch3-in pin is
broken.
Ch2 in
Channel 2 in
If you insert a cable in the front input 2
jack, the signal from the ch2-in pin is
broken.
Ch1 in
Channel 1 in
If you insert a cable in the front input 1
jack, the signal from the ch1-in pin is
broken.
Cap in
Optional DC-blocking
input.
No break-jack-function. The signal is fed
through a 10uF capacitor and becomes a
part of the total mix.
Line in
Optional input
No break-jack-function. The signal is fed
directly to the input and becomes a part
of the total mix.
Converting to an AC-mixer
On the backside there are 6 small capacitor symbols. Each of these have a copper-wire
in the middle that by default connects the two solder pads.
It is possible to cut this little copper wire for each of these 6 capacitor symbols and then
solder six 0805 SMD 10uF capacitors there.
If you want to convert it back to a DC mixer again, you have to reverse the procedure
by desoldering the caps and solder a new wire for each of the 6 capacitor symbols again.
Beware that this conversion voids your warranty!
