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Connection and control elements
(10) TRIM control
Use the TRIM control to set the input sensitivity of the channel. The different signal strengths of the individual chan-
nels can thus be pre-amplified and adapted to one another.
The level indicator (5) shows the input level. The indicator should not exceed “0dB”, as oth-
erwise the music signal can be distorted. Set the TRIM control accordingly.
(11) Sound controls CH1 - CH5
Use these controls to change the sound characteristics of the respective channel.
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HIGH = treble control
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MID = mids control
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LOW = bass control
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Control button turned fully to the left means maximum reduction
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Control button turned fully to the right means maximum gain
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In centre position, the control does not influence the signal (neutral position)
(12) EQ BYPASS switch
This switch activates or deactivates the sound controls of the respective channel. Press this button to bypass the
sound control settings. The EQ BYPASS LED lights up.
(13) Level indicator of channel
Display of the corresponding input level.
(14) Channel fader
The channel fader adjusts the level of a channel.
(15) PFL switch
Hold down the PFL switch to pre-listen to the channel via the headphones. Channels CH1 - CH5 can be set to
pre-listening simultaneously. The PFL LED lights up when the function is active.
(16) MAIN OUT VOL1 control
Use this control to set the level at MAIN OUTPUT 1 (40) and the SUBWOOFER (42).
(17) MAIN OUT VOL2 control
Use this control to set the level at MAIN OUTPUT 2 (45).
(18) MAIN BAL1 control
Use this control to set the left/right balance of MASTER OUTPUT 1 (40).
(19) MASTER LEVEL indicator
The MASTER LEVEL indicator shows the level of MASTER OUTPUT 1 (40). The indicator should not exceed
“0dB”, as otherwise the music signal can be distorted. Adjust MAIN OUT VOL1 (16), the channel faders (14), the
TRIM controls (10) and the MIC VOL control (4) accordingly.
