Behringer X AIR XR12 - Step 2: Controls

(1) ETHERNET port allows the
mixer to be controlled via LAN or
connected Wirouter.
(2) REMOTE switch selects
between Ethernet, Wiclient,
or Access Point. Seethe Network
Connection chapter for details.
(3) RESET button resets the console
to default network parameters
when held for 2seconds. When
held for 10 seconds, all console
functions are reset to factory
defaultstatus.
(4) MIDI IN/OUT jacks send and
receive MIDI signals to and from
external equipment. Seethe
MIDI Implementation chart
fordetails.
(5) USB port (type A) accepts a ash
drive for le storage, stereo
recordings andplayback. The
red LED next to it indicates le
access. Do not remove the USB
ash drive while it is lit!
(6) XLR COMBO jacks accept
balanced and unbalanced XLR
and ¼" plugs.
(7) ¼" inputs accept balanced or
unbalanced ¼"plugs. Channel 15
and 16 on the XR16 (channel 11
and 12 on the XR12) accept high
impedance sources for direct
connection of guitars andbasses.
(8) AUX SEND jacks send your
monitor mixes to stage monitors
or headphone mixers. TheXR16
uses XLR connectors while the
XR12uses balanced
¼" jacks.
(9) MAIN L/R jacks send the main
mix signal to PA or monitor
speakers via XLRcables.
(10) HEADPHONE jack accepts a ¼"
TRS plug for connecting a pair of
headphones.
(11) PHONES LEVEL knob
determines the output of the
headphones jack.
(12) POWER switch turns the mixer
on and o. The front panel
LED will light when the unit is
powered on.
(EN) Step 2: Controls
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