Be advised that the LUCAS NANO REMOTE app also
a ords you access to a versatile four-band equalizer, low-cut fi lters and
compressors for every channel.
●
8
Rev/Aux Send
The Rev/Aux Send knob determines the amount of signal sent to the
internal e ects unit. Setting the selector switch (
●
14
) to the ‘8 Aux Send’
position switches the internal e ects unit o and sends the signal to the
Footswitch / Aux Send (
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20
) jack so you can route it on to an external
e ects device or to a monitor system.
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9
Mono Input 1 and Mono Input 2
These balanced combination input ports – XLR/1/4" (6.3 mm) jack – serve
to connect a microphone, an instrument with a high-impedance (Hi-Z)
output, or a line signal. Activate phantom power (
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26
) on the back of the
LUCAS NANO 608i if you wish to connect a condenser microphone. These
two channels are mono, so the given input signal will be routed to both the
right and left outputs.
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10
Mono Inputs 3 and 4 / Stereo Input 3/4
These balanced combination input ports – XLR/1/4" (6.3 mm) jacks – serve
to connect a microphone, an instrument or a line signal. Setting both of
these channels’ Input Selectors (
●
4
) to Line pairs the two channels in
a stereo circuit. In this confi guration, Channel 4’s Rev/Aux and Contour
controls are disabled and these settings are determined by Channel 3’s
knobs. The respective Gain/Volume controls remain enabled. Channel 3’s
signal is routed to the left; Channel 4’s to the right.
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A B A B
Rev/
Aux
Rev/
Aux
4
RL
3
A B A B
Rev/
Aux
Ch 3 + Ch 4 Mono
with two mono sources
Ch 3/4 Stereo
with one stereo source
Rev/
Aux
8
4
7
8
4
7
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11
Stereo Input 5/6
Use these two balanced 1/4" (6.3 mm) inputs to connect a stereo line
source. If you use Input 5 (L/Mono) only, this signal will be rendered by both
channels.
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12
Stereo Input 7/8
Use these two RCA/3.5 mm mini jacks to connect high-gain audio devices
such as CD and MP3 players, DJ mixing consoles and computers.
Heads up: The RCA inputs (also called phono or cinch jacks) are muted
when you insert a plug into the mini jack.
Another heads up: These inputs are only enabled when the selector
switch
(
●
13
) is set to Line Input (left).
Note that the app lets you adjust the balance on all
channels.
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13
Input 7/8 Selector
Line Input/Bluetooth Audio Streaming
This rotary switch confi gures the input to accept an analog audio signal
via RCA/mini jack or a digital Bluetooth audio stream. Setting it to the
left position activates the Line Input (
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12
); the right setting activates the
Bluetooth module.
Any standard Bluetooth-enabled playback device can be used to stream
audio. To learn more about connecting a Bluetooth source, read section 3,
Bluetooth Indicator, of this chapter.
Note that just one Bluetooth-enabled device can be connected to LUCAS
NANO 608i at any given time. And if you’re using the remote-control
app, you can only stream audio from the iPad that is running this app.
To achieve the best signal quality and minimize noise for an audio stream
piped in via Bluetooth, turn the Bluetooth device’s output level all the way
up. Then you can adjust the volume using channel 7/8’s Gain/Volume knob
or the app controls.
To operate audio streaming using a device other than the one currently in
use, the CH 7/8 input selector
(
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12
) must be shifted to ‘Line’ and then back
to
‘Bluetooth’.
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