Phonic ACAPELA 16, Руководство пользователя

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9. DC Power Input
This port is for the included DC power adapter. Please
be sure to use the power adapter provided with the
Acapela 16 only as to avoid damaging the circuitry.
10. Power Button
This button will turn the Acapela 16 on and off. Push-
ing the power button twice in quick succession will
allow you to switch to Wi-Fi operation without having
to connect a monitor. This will not turn the power of
the mixer off if done within a few seconds.
11. VGA Connector
Use this port for connection of a standard VGA mon-
itor or high definition display with VGA connectivity.
12. USB 2.0 Ports
There are two USB-A ports on the Acapela 16. These
ports have 2 purposes. The first is for the connection
of a USB mouse. This will allow control of the internal
software, viewed on a VGA monitor (point 11 above).
Secondly, it can also be used with USB flash drives.
This will allow you to save and transfer ‘scenes’ from
one place to another, as well as performing firmware
updates when available.
13. Ethernet Connection
The Ethernet connection is included to allow con-
nection to wireless hubs in the local area. While you
can connect wirelessly to a hub using Wi-Fi, a wired
connection such as this can potentially be more se-
cure or convenient.
14. 17/18 USB Audio Port
This USB-B port is for connection to any modern
Windows or Mac computer. The USB interface is
plug-and-play, meaning no driver is required. This
will allow you to get stereo audio from the computer
to the Acapela (used as channels 17 and 18) as well
as a stereo audio signal to the computer. The signal
sent to the computer can be decided from any of the
input mixes, submixes or outputs.
15. Control Room Outputs
These balanced 1/4” TRS phone jacks are for send-
ing the monitor signals to external devices such as
active monitors.
16. Multi Outputs
These balanced 1/4” TRS phone jack outputs are for
sending any of the input signals or other bus signals
out to external devices. The signal sources of these
multi outputs are decided through the onboard control
software.
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