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(29) Input TAPE IN 2
You can connect any playback appliance with a LINE level to the stereo cinch input
such as a cassette deck, CD player, etc. The red "R" cinch socket is on the right and
the white "L" cinch socket is on the left.
(30) Gain control
Use the control to set the level of the corresponding LINE input.
• Position "∞" = minimum level
• Position "10" = maximum level
(31) HI tone control
For description see HI control (6)
(32) MID tone control
For description see MID control (7)
(33) LOW tone control
For description see LOW control (8)
(34) MON control
For description see MON control (9)
(35) FX control
For description see FX control (10)
(36) BATT ON switch
For description see BATT ON switch(11)
(37) Channel faders
For description see channel fader(12)
(38) BAL control
For description see BAL control (26)
Outputs
(39) MON SEND output (monitor output)
You can connect your monitor amplifier to this asymmetrical
mono jack socket output. The sum of all the monitor channel sig-
nals is at this point (depending on the setting to the correspon-
ding MON control)
(40) Headphones line out.
You can connect your headphones to this stereo jack socket out-
put. Here you can access the left and right MASTER output sig-
nal. The headphones should have an impedance of 100 Ohm as
otherwise mismatches can occur.
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Connection
Before connection, disconnect the mixer and all other appliances
which are to be connected to the mixer from the mains voltage (pull
the plug-in power unit out of the socket).
For connecting the cinch in and outputs, use only shielded cinch
cables suitable for this purpose. The use of wrong cables may cau-
se interference.
The inputs and outputs should never be connected directly to a
mains supply.
To avoid distortion or mismatching that may damage the appliance,
only reproduction appliances with a cinch output may be connec-
ted to the cinch inputs of the mixer.
When carrying this out pay attention to the connection values listed
in “Technical Data” section.
Mono inputs and Insert connections
MIC-input (1)
Either condensor or dynamic microphones can be connected to the the XLR input. If
a condensor microphone is being used the phantom power needed can be switched
on from the +24V PHANTOM switch (46) . The input level ranges from -60 to -20dB.
The input is suitable for symmetrical and asymmetrical microphones.
Mono LINE input (2)
A playback source e.g. keyboard, synthesizer, etc with a LINE level can be connec-
ted to the symmetrical 6,3mm jack socket input.
The input level ranges of the input are -40 to -20dB.
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Please note that only one kind of signal can be connected per mono
channel. Either the LINE input or the MICRO input. Both inputs cannot
be connected simultaneously.
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