Panasonic Ramsa WR-S4424 - Safety Precautions

Output Section
The output module consists of Group 1-4 outputs, AUX —
1-4 outputs, Master L/R outputs, 4 stereo AUX Returns,
Monitor and Headphone outputs, L/R Record outputs,
and talkback function.
12-point LED bar-graph meters (peak meters) display
level for all busses, including PFL.
(1). Group 1/AUX 1
(2) Group 2/AUX 2
(3) Group 3/AUX 3
(4) Group 4/AUX 4
(5) Left Master
(6) Right Master/PFL
Bar-graphs 1-4 have switches to select metering of
either Group or AUX out. Bargraph 6 automatically
switches over to PFL any time a PFL button is pressed.
An LED indicates in red when PFL is active and being
displayed by the meter.
Pre Fader Listening (PFL) Switches are provided for
each Master, Group, and AUX bus. '
Insertion and Sub-inputs are provided for Groups 1-4
and L/R Master outputs.
A Talk Back Microphone Connector is provided, which
accepts input signals between —50 dB and —20 dB.
The Talk Back Signal can be routed to the Master,
Group, and AUX outputs by assign switches.
PRECAUTIONS
Read the following section carefully to insure safe and
proper use of the mixer.
NEVER INSERT OR REMOVE MODULES FROM THE
CHASSIS WHEN THE POWER IS TURNED ON. BE SURE
TO TURN THE POWER OFF OR DAMAGE TO THE MIXER
WILL RESULT.
1.
A 48 volt potential exists between pins 2 and 1 and
between pins 3 and 1 of the input XLR connectors
when phantom power is turned on.
Turn on the phantom power switch only after a
connector has been inserted into that channel in ©
order to prevent shocks and avoid damaging clicking
and popping sounds. When disconnecting phantom
microphones, wait at least 20 sec. after turning
phantom power off.
When disconnecting the microphone, set the channel
on switches to OFF position and faders to "- 00”.
Be especially careful to keep the phantom switch
turned off when using an unbalanced type microphone
or when any other type equipment is connected the
input connectors. Failure to do so may result in damage,
_ smoke, or fire.
When using the input selector switch while the
phantom power is turned on, turn the output fader
down to avoid any popping noise which might damage
the speakers or other equipment connected to the
mixer.
The phantom power supply employs a slow start
system to avoid click sounds from being produced.
Allow 1 minute after pressing phantom power switch
for voltage to stabilize.
Set all faders to minimum and channel switches off
when turning the power on and off.
Avoid using the mixer near anything that generates
electric fields, such as_ transformers, lighting,
transmitters, CRT monitor etc.