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General| Phantom Power | Yes |
|---|---|
| Type | Personal Mixer |
| Stereo Inputs | 2 |
| EQ | 3-band |
| Aux Sends | 2 |
| Subgroups | 2 |
Details conditions for warranty, including misuse, neglect, alteration, and authorized repair.
Emphasizes reading safety instructions for operator and crew safety.
Warns about high sound levels and the limiter function to prevent hearing damage.
Covers placement, handling, protection from liquid/dust, temperature, and cleaning.
Explains firmware determines functionality and how to update it.
Outlines user agreement to license terms for software/firmware.
Highlights the mixer's design features for stage use and ease of operation.
Explains how musicians can easily control sound, levels, EQ, and presets.
Covers system configuration steps like patching, linking, and labeling.
Details various connection methods and system integration options.
Lists the main mixer unit as part of the package.
Details the universal voltage power supply unit with plug adapters.
Refers to a separate safety instruction sheet.
Identifies the current document as the user guide.
Describes a bracket for mounting the mixer to a microphone stand.
Details a hook for hanging headphones under the mixer.
Lists available Cat5 cables with EtherCON connectors from Allen & Heath.
Describes the standard ME-500 model, its features, and capabilities.
Describes the premium ME-1 model, highlighting its advanced features.
Introduces the ME-U Hub, a touring-grade PoE hub for ME systems.
Explains the dual functions of the Shift key when combined with other buttons.
Describes what information is shown on the mixer's screen display.
Details how to adjust the overall mix output level.
Explains how the Master key accesses output EQ and limiter adjustments.
Describes how to recall stored presets using the Recall key.
Explains how to store current settings as presets.
Details how to use the Solo key for channel monitoring.
Explains how to mute individual channels or the master output.
Describes the function of the 16 channel select keys for various controls.
Explains the use of the rotary encoder for level, pan, EQ, and limiter adjustments.
Details the 3.5mm and 1/4" stereo jack outputs for headphones.
Describes the balanced TRS jack for mono line level output.
Explains the USB port's function for data transfer and firmware updates.
Details the EtherCON connector for daisy-chaining mixers.
Describes the EtherCON connector for receiving audio and PoE.
Explains the input for the external PSU and alternative PoE power.
Provides an overview of the proprietary Ethernet connection for monitor mixers.
Covers various mounting options: surface, stand, side, plinth, or panel.
Recommends tour grade STP CAT5e or higher cables with EtherCON connectors.
Explains using PoE switches or ME-U hubs for power and connection.
Details connecting headphones or ear pieces to the stereo outputs.
Explains using stereo outputs for line level equipment like recorders.
Describes connecting the mono output to line level equipment like speakers.
Instructions on how to turn the mixer on and off using power sources.
How to adjust screen and key illumination brightness.
How to put the mixer into standby mode to lock controls and mute audio.
Details source patching, input channel assignment, and stereo linking.
Explains how the display indicates controlled parameters like level, pan, EQ, and limiter.
Describes the meaning of signal activity (SIG), limiter (LIM), and USB indicators.
How to adjust the overall output volume of the mixer.
Guides on adjusting channel level, pan, mute, and solo functions.
Details on controlling master mute, bass, and treble EQ.
How to set the threshold to prevent output volume exceeding a maximum level.
How to use Shift+Rotary to adjust all channel levels up or down.
Information on storing and recalling up to 8 mixer presets.
How to transfer settings between mixers or archive to a computer via USB.
Instructions on how to recall stored presets from the mixer or USB.
Steps to store current mixer settings as presets to the mixer or USB.
How to instantly clear channel levels, pans, and mutes.
Procedure to return the mixer to factory default settings.
Explains the numbering system for major, minor, and maintenance versions.
Instructions on how to view the current mixer firmware version.
Guidance on downloading and installing the latest firmware.
Details the technical specifications for the stereo outputs.
Details the technical specifications for the mono output.
Specifies the residual output noise level.
Details the frequency response of the mixer.
Specifies the requirements for the mains power supply unit.
Details the power over Ethernet (PoE) requirements.
Provides the physical dimensions of the mixer.
States the weight of the mixer.
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