Studiomaster Horizon 2012, Руководство пользователя

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In the up, PRE fader position, the signal to the AUX controls 1&2(11) is before (or pre)
the channel fader (17). Any movement of the fader will not change the signal level to
the AUX controls. This is useful when connected to stage monitors as the volume will
remain the same whatever the fader position.
In the down position the signal to the AUX controls 1&2 is sourced after (or post) the
channel fader (17). Any movement of the channel fader will also change the signal to
the AUX controls. This is useful when routing the AUX output(s) to additional external
effects processors as the blend of processed (wet) signal stays proportional to the
untreated (dry) signal, irrespective of the fader position.
Auxiliary sends from the channel primarily used to create an independent mix for
use in a stage monitoring system but could also be used when additional effects
are required. See PRE / POST fader switch (10) for each option.
Varies the signal to the L-R MIX output and the left & right speaker outputs. In the
centre position the signal equal on both left & right outputs
When pressed the signal from the channel is turned off or muted. However, the signal
to the PFL switch is available so channels can still be monitored. It is good practice
to mute all unused channels to prevent unwanted signals or noise appearing at any
of the outputs. The red LED illuminates to indicate the channel is muted.
When pressed the channel signal will be shown on the Mix bargraph display and can
be heard at the headphone output. The source of this signal is after the channel EQ
& Insert return socket but before the fader and mute switch. This is useful for setting
the signal level in a channel before 'going live'.The yellow LED illuminates to indicate
when the PFL switch has been pressed.
The red LED indicates when signal peaks in the channel are approaching maximum
level and consequently a distorted sound. Pressing the PFL button will confirm this
on the MIX bargraph. Adjust the channel GAIN (4) control to reduce the signal to a
more suitable level.
The green LED indicates when a signal is present in the channel. Depending on the
type of signal, the LED may flicker or remain constantly illuminated.
Controls the signal level from the channel to the L-R MIX faders, MIX output and hence
to the Amplifier speaker outputs. It also controls the signal level to DSP 1&2 controls and,
when Pre/Post fader switch (10) is in, AUX 1&2 controls.
10.PRE / POST fader switch
11.AUX controls 1&2
12.PAN control
13.MUTE switch
14.PFL button
15.PEAK led
16.SIG led
17.Channel fader
TS Tip, Sleeve. 1/4" two pole jack plug. Often referred to as a mono jack (or phone jack ). Used for
unbalanced signals.
UNBALANCED Two wire connection using one signal and one screen conductor.
XLR An industry standard connector used for audio signals (usually 3 pin). They are used for low level
signals (like microphones) and line level signals.
WARRANTY
The Manufacturer warrants all Studiomaster products to be free from defects in materials and workmanship
for a period of one year from date of purchase. The Manufacturer reserves the right to the final decision
on all warranty claims.
Exclusions to Warranty Cover
Damage caused by accident, misuse, improper installation or neglect.
Damage caused by repair, modification or service by persons not authorised by Studiomaster.
Products on which the serial number has been defaced, altered or removed.
Who is Protected
This warranty is enforceable by the original purchaser and any subsequent owner(s) during the warranty
period, providing a copy of the original sales receipt is submitted whenever a warranty service is required.
It is recommended that you complete and mail the Warranty Registration Card supplied with your product.
For your reference in the event of a warranty or service repair, please complete the following information
and attach a copy of your original sales receipt.
Model :
Serial Number :
Purchase Date :
Purchased From :
Note : THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT AFFECT YOUR STATUTORY RIGHTS
SERVICE INFORMATION
If you have a problem with your Studiomaster product or think it has developed a fault you should first
carefully check the Trouble Shooting section in this guide. If this does not solve the problem or if the
product is physically damaged, contact your local dealer or distributor for service details.
Should it be recommended you return the product to your nearest Studiomaster Service Centre you must
first contact them.
You will be asked for the product type and serial number. You will then be given a Returns Authorisation
(RA) number.
Pack the unit in its original carton to protect it from shipping damage.
You must have the Returns Authorisation number clearly marked on the outside of the carton or we may
refuse the delivery.
Studiomaster cannot be held responsible for damage resulting from the equipment being packed incorrectly.
Label the equipment clearly with your name and address and include a clear description of the fault. The
more information you supply helps the service engineer, minimising repair cost when out of warranty.
Important: No liability will be accepted by Studiomaster for any transit damage to units not returned in their
original packing, for warranty repairs or otherwise.
Environmental Protection
To avoid environmental and health problems due to hazardous substances in electrical and electronic
products, appliances marked with this symbol must not be disposed of with unsorted municipal waste
but recovered, reused or recycled.