RODEC
MX240 MKIII
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8) Left ear signal select switch
With this switch you can listen to the mixed signal in the left loudspeaker of the headphones.
On this point the signal also appears on the right VU-meter. On the right headphones speaker
and the left PFL VU-meter will the PFL-signal still be displayed.
9) PFL switches
With these switches you can select the different input sources that you will listen to with the
headphones.
10) Input selector
This switch is used to select the input signal: PHONO/AUX/CD/DAT/MD or
MICROPHONE.
11) Level adjuster
These controls are used to adjust input levels of the different inputs.
12) Equalizer controls
This is used to regulate the degree of treble, middle and bass in the sound.
13) Balance-Pan control
The balance between the amount of sound on the left and on the right is adjusted by using this
knob. When it is set to the center position, the gain is the same for the left and the right
channel.
14) Channel faders
Volume control for every input.
15) Remote control switch option
This switch is used to start and/or stop any connected apparatus from the mixing panel.
16) Master output fader
Volume controls final output of mixer towards slave or integrated amplifers.
17) Monitor output fader
Volume control for the signal level for the monitor output.
18) Crossfader
With this fader you can easily fade over between the channels 1-2 and 3-4. When the knob
stands completely to the left the signal of the channels 1 and 2 will appear on the output.
When the knob stands completely to the right the signal of the channels 3 and 4 will appear on
the output.
CONNECTIONS
A) PHONO input
Phono input with a sensitivity of 2.3mV and build in RIAA correction.
B) Ground
If the recordplayer has a ground wire, connect it to the ground terminal.
C) MD/AUX input
Input with a sensitivity of 220mV. To connect different apparatuses such as a tuner, tape
recorder, mini disc, cassette recorder or (HIFI) video recorder.
D) CD/DAT input
Input for compact disc players and digital tape recording.
E) Micro input
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