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General| Brand | SoundCraft |
|---|---|
| Model | 400B Series |
| Category | Music Mixer |
| Language | English |
Overview of the Series 400B modular 4-bus mixing console and its specifications.
Detailed description and diagram of the 4001 Standard Input Module's components and functions.
Detailed description and diagram of the 4002 Standard Output Module's components, including monitor sections.
Description of the 4005 Standard Master Module, covering phantom power, auxiliary masters, and oscillator.
Detailed description and diagram of the 4003 Monitor Input Module, including input, EQ, and monitor sections.
Description of the 4009 Stereo Input Module, focusing on its stereo channel input, EQ, and auxiliary sections.
Description of the 4004 Monitor Output Module, detailing its independent upper and lower output sections.
Description of the 4008 Monitor Master Module, similar to other monitor modules but without auxiliaries.
Description of the 4006 Effects Return Module, featuring four identical sections for external effects control.
Details of the Input Connector Panel, common to both consoles, including line, mic, and insert connections.
Details of the Standard Output Connector Panel, covering tape sends, group inserts, mix outputs, and effect returns.
Details of the Monitor Output Connector Panel, including group sends, group inserts, and mix outputs.
Instructions for safely applying power, including voltage selection and fuse ratings for the Series 400B.
Guidance on modifying tape interface levels for different equipment, including resistor changes.
Standard wiring conventions for XLR connections and unbalanced outputs on the Series 400B.
Essential procedures for audio wiring, earthing, and shielding to ensure optimal performance and avoid interference.
Introduction to the Series 400B console's capabilities for 4 or 8 track recording studios.
Step-by-step guide to setting up and performing recordings using the console's input and group routing.
Procedure for listening to recorded tracks, connecting group monitors to multitrack recorder outputs.
Process of building recorded tracks by layering new performances while listening to existing ones.
Procedure for combining recorded tracks and effects to create the final stereo mix.
Methodology for diagnosing and troubleshooting faults in the console modules, focusing on signal flow and logical deduction.
Instructions for safely removing and replacing modules from the console frame using retaining screws and ribbon cables.
Procedure for calibrating VU meters and peak LEDs to display correct signal levels.
Steps for replacing lamps in the VU meters, involving panel removal and desoldering.
Guidance on servicing the power supply unit, checking voltages, ripple, and component failures.
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