Peavey MD-III User Manual

PATCH (36)
This jack allows individual channel patching after the input
GAIN control and before the channel equalization. This stereo
jack is wired so that if a phone plug is inserted to the first
detent only, the send from the channel will be accessed
without interrupting the normal channel signal flow.
If a stereo phone plug is inserted fully into the jack, the chan¬
nel "send’’ connects to the tip and the ring portion becomes
the channel “return." In this mode, normal channel signal flow
is interrupted and equipment connected via the stereo phone
plug is inserted in-line.
LOW Z MIC (37)
For use with low impedance microphones or low level sources
equipped with an XLR connector.
LINE IN (38)
For use with high impedance microphones or high level
sources equipped with a Va " phone plug.
AUX IN (39)
Auxiliary inputs are provided for each AUX mix. This input
is used to connect line level signals to AUX mix. The con¬
nector is a mono (TS) Va " phone jack. Tip is signal sleeve
is signal ground.
AUX OUTPUT (40)
Outputs are provided for each AUX mix This output is used
to connect the AUX mix output to external devices using a
mono (TS) Va" phone jack. Tip is signal, sleeve is signal
ground.
AUX IN (41)
Auxiliary inputs are provided for the MASTER, LEFT, and
RIGHT mixes. This input is used to connect line level signals
directly into the MASTER mix, LEFT mix, or the RIGHT mix.
The connector is a mono 1/4" (TS) phone jack. Tip is signal
and sleeve is signal ground.
RETURN (42)
Four returns are provided (A, B, C. and D). Used to connect
line level signals to the AUX RETURN. Signal at this point
may be routed to LEFT or RIGHT masters with AUX RETURN
level and pan controls (18), (19), (22), (23). NOTE: AUX A and
AUX B returns have the capability to route signal from the
RETURN jack to AUX A and AUX B mixes. The connector
is a mono Va" (TS) phone jack. Tip is signal, sleeve is signal
ground.
OUTPUT (43)
Outputs are provided for LEFT, RIGHT, and MASTER mixes.
Used to connect the MIX output signal to external devices.
The connector is a mono V*" (TS) phone jack. Tip is signal,
sleeve is signal ground. NOTE: LEFT and RIGHT outputs are
normally used for “stereo” or dual-output operation. The
master output is normally used for “mono" operation.
PHANTOM POWER SWITCH (44)
Selects phantom power for all channels. In the “off” position
no phantom powering is available on any channels
LINE CORD (120V products only) (45)
For your safety, we have incorporated a 3-wire line (mains)
cable with proper grounding facilities. It is not advisable to
remove the ground pin under any circumstances. If it is
necessary to use the equipment without proper grounding
facilities, suitable grounding adaptors should be used. Less
noise and greatly reduced shock hazard exists when the unit
is operated with the proper grounded receptacles.
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2 Ail safety end operating insiructionssaouid r»e retainer.
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3 Obey alicautionsin theoperafing melruclionsanOcYilhe
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4 All operating instructions should be followed
5 This product should col b« used near waler. c. a
MttviiQ sink swimming pool, wei baswnent etc.
q mis product sixiuio be located so that us position does
not interfare with its proper ventilation It should ml be
placed fiat against a wall or placed in a built-in enclosure
ihat w4l impede me flow of cooling »r
f Tnisproducisnouio noroe placed near a source of fiemi
such as a clove radiator o' another heat producing
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9. Never area* off th« around pin on tne power supply cord
For mote information on grounding wnto lor Our Iroo
booklet ShcOt Hazard and Grounding."
10 Power supply cotds should always be handled carefully
Never waik or place equipment on power supply corns
Periodically cbock cords for cute or signs ol stress
especially aune pluaand ihe point where the cordexits
I ho unit
11 The power supply rare shcuid be unplugged when the
unit is to bo uncaod for long periods of time.
12 If this products to bo mountod manoquipmonl rack, roar
support should Db provided
13 oloaned Wtff* damp rag.'TWviryi
covering used on some units carte cifeanec with e damp
rag. or an ammonia based household clearer il
necessary.
14 Care should be taken so mat objects do not fell and
nqti ids are nolspilled inlo the unn through the vpotitatior
holos or any other openings.
15 This unit shcuid be checked by a qualified service
technician if.
A Tr»e power supply cord or ping has ooer damaged
3. Anything has fellon o' been spilled inlo the unit
C. The unit does noi operate correctly
□ The unit hesbeer droppedorthooncloeuradamaged
IB The user should notloaltempttoserwcethisequipment
All service work should bo done by a quaiitied service
technician.

Peavey MD-III Specifications

General

Brand	Peavey
Model	MD-III
Category	Music Mixer
Language	English