7
When L(MONO) input signal is inserted alone without R input signal, the L(MONO) input signal is sent to
both output channels.
10.
LINE STEREO 5/6 IN (RCA)
Alternatively to previous jack inputs these two RCA female connectors can be used. They accept two
RCA plug from LEFT and RIGHT channels of a line level auxiliary source, each RCA input is wired as
follows:
Tip = + positive or "hot"
Sleeve = shield or ground
11.
LINE STEREO 5/6 LEVEL
This potentiometer sets the level of the LINE STEREO 5/6
input.
12.
LINE STEREO 7/8 IN (RCA)
These are two RCA female connectors can be used that accept two RCA plug from LEFT and RIGHT
channels of a line level auxiliary source, each RCA input is wired as follows:
Tip = + positive or "hot"
Sleeve = shield or ground
13.
USB/7-8 SWITCH
Use this switch to select the internal USB Player or the external player connected at RCA 7/8 connectors
as the source for the channel strip.
14.
LINE STEREO 7/8 LEVEL
This potentiometer sets the level of the internal USB player or the LINE STEREO 7/8
inputs.
15.
USB SLOT
This slot is where you can insert an USB FLASH DRIVE containing audio files.
Preferably use only reliable memories (suggested brands are:
Sandisk, Kingston, Lexar, Verbatim).
16.
USB PLAYER BUTTONS
Press one to these buttons to control the USB player:
PLAY/PAUSE
This button plays or pauses the current audio file.
STOP
This button stops the current audio file. If you press again the play button, the song will restart from the
beginning.
PREVIOUS SONG
Skip to previous song.
NEXT SONG
Skip to the next song.
Brief explanation of how the player works.
When you insert USB flash drive in the slot, the player
scrolls the entire content of the memory locating all audio file that can be played (files with .WAV
.MP3 .WMA extensions). All files will be played in numerical and alphabetical order, considering first
the “name of the folder” and then the “name of the file”.
17.
PLAY LED
This LED shows if the USB flash drive is readable and contains playable audio files.
