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General| Channels | 48 |
|---|---|
| Bit Depth | 24-bit |
| Talkback | Yes |
| Type | Digital |
| Input Types | Digital |
| Inputs - Digital | MADI, AES/EBU |
| Outputs - Digital | MADI, AES/EBU |
| Output Types | Digital |
| Sampling Rate | 96 kHz |
| EQ Bands | 4-band parametric |
| Dynamic Processing | Compressor, Gate |
| Display | TFT color LCD |
| Power Supply | AC 100-240V |
Lists essential basic precautions to follow when using electric products.
Explains the meaning of WARNING, CAUTION, and other symbols used for safety.
Covers power supply considerations, placement advice, and maintenance.
Explains memory backup, additional precautions, and USB memory handling.
Lists included items and explains manual conventions for clarity.
Introduces REAC technology, its capabilities, and cable types.
Identifies and describes the main sections and controls on the top panel.
Details the functions of the fader module and layer selection controls.
Describes the MAIN fader module and the parameters controllable in the CHANNEL EDIT section.
Explains the PREAMP, GATE, COMP, and HPF areas within the CHANNEL EDIT section.
Details the EQUALIZER, PAN, and AUX/MTX SENDS areas of the CHANNEL EDIT section.
Describes the main display, function buttons, and specific effect/meter buttons.
Explains the functions of the USB MEMORY RECORDER, SETUP, and GROUP sections.
Details the SCENE MEMORY, USER, and TALKBACK/OSC sections.
Explains the MONITOR section controls and the USB memory connection.
Identifies and describes the CONSOLE INPUT, CONSOLE OUTPUT, and REAC ports.
Details USB, LAMP, and MIDI connectors, and the RS-232C/MIDI select switch.
Describes the RS-232C, DIGITAL OUT, TALKBACK MIC IN, and STEREO IN jacks.
Explains the POWER switch, grounding terminal, AC INPUT, cord hook, cooling vent, security slot, and battery slot.
Describes the PHONES jack and PHONES LEVEL knob on the front panel.
Provides a general introduction to operating the unit's front panel controls.
Explains how to select channels and manage fader layers for operation.
Guides users on how to access different screens and configure the Home screen.
Details how to navigate screens and understand the information presented.
Explains main level indication, sub-display, popups, function buttons, and cursor operations.
Describes how to use buttons, knobs, and faders for controlling parameters and functions.
Covers editing names and managing library data for channels and effects.
Explains procedures for saving, retrieving, and securing library data.
Details how to manage system messages and clear library data.
Introduces input channels and explains operations within the CHANNEL EDIT section.
Guides on selecting channels and adjusting parameters using the CHANNEL EDIT section.
Explains how to adjust preamp gain, HPF, gate/expander, and compressor settings.
Covers 4-band EQ, pan adjustment, and sending signals to AUX/MTX buses.
Details how to use the CHANNEL DISPLAY screen for detailed parameter adjustments.
Explains the settings available for the channel preamp, including +48V, PAD, and GAIN.
Guides on specifying channel names and color labels using the NAME EDIT popup.
Explains how to copy channel settings to other channels using the COPY popup.
Details how to store and recall channel settings using the channel library.
Covers assigning channels to DCA/MUTE groups and accessing assignment popups.
Introduces the functions of AUX, MTX, and MAIN buses in processing audio signals.
Explains how to perform operations for AUX, MTX, and MAIN using the CHANNEL EDIT section.
Details adjustments for ATT, FX INSERT, EQ, FADER, BALANCE, MUTE, LIMITER, SENDs, DELAY, and PHASE.
Explains how to operate AUX, MTX, and MAIN parameters in the CHANNEL DISPLAY screen.
Details how to adjust send levels to MTX buses from AUX/MAIN.
Introduces GEQ processors and how to access and insert them.
Covers editing GEQ parameters and using top panel faders for control.
Details how to insert external effects devices into channels via CONSOLE IN/OUT jacks.
Explains DCA grouping, settings, and assigning channels to DCA groups.
Explains mute grouping, settings, and assigning channels to mute groups.
Introduces talkback and oscillator functions and their operations.
Details the procedures for using talkback and oscillator features.
Explains how to perform monitor and solo operations using the MONITOR section.
Guides on accessing the MONITOR screen and adjusting monitor/solo settings.
Introduces scene memory, its functions like lock, recall filter, and global scope.
Explains procedures for storing current settings into scenes and recalling them.
Guides on editing the scene list, copying scenes, and editing scene names.
Describes user settings, including user name, password, level, and preferences.
Guides on creating new users, editing settings, and switching between user profiles.
Explains how to lock the console to prevent operation and how to unlock it.
Explains advanced REAC usage, including splitting and port functionality.
Provides examples of FOH console, redundant REAC, and monitor/broadcast console setups.
Details how to configure REAC settings for different applications like FOH or monitor.
Covers editing Merge/Output patchbays and saving/loading setups for the S-4000M.
Explains how to use the S-4000M’s split function for merging inputs.
Covers saving and loading S-4000M input/output setups to USB memory.
Introduces remote control capabilities via MIDI, V-LINK, USB MIDI, and RS-232C connections.
Details MIDI configuration, including receive/send selections and connector functions.
Explains V-LINK configuration, including source selection and level adjustments.
Covers USB MIDI configuration for remote control and data transmission.
Details RS-232C configuration, including rate selection and connection status.
Explains how to view system information and adjust basic mixer settings.
Describes the procedure for resetting the M-480 to factory settings.
Covers saving and loading mixer settings as project files to USB memory.
Guides on formatting, creating folders, and renaming files on USB memory.
Explains how to lock the console to prevent operation and how to unlock it.
Details how to use the Help function and its associated shortcuts.
Introduces the M-48 as a live personal mixer and its core functionalities.
Differentiates settings made by the engineer and the musician for the M-48.
Provides guidance on connecting M-48 units and illustrates common connection setups.
Covers editing unit names, muting outputs, and managing memory operations for M-48s.
Details specifying outputs, editing unit names, and managing M-48 settings.
Covers adjusting source levels/pans and assigning/editing group names for M-48s.
Explains how to access, store, recall, and clear M-48 memories.
Details saving and loading M-48 project files to and from USB memory.
Lists and explains the functions assignable to user buttons.
Provides a reference for common error messages and their explanations.
Offers solutions for common problems like no sound, input issues, or noisy audio.
Lists key technical specifications of the M-480 console.
Introduces various effect types available, including Reverb, Delay, and Modulation.
