Why is there excessive noise coming from my Toa A-9060DH?
Excessive noise in your Toa Amplifier can be due to an incorrect module input sensitivity setting. The unit digitizes audio signals with an AD converter and varies the input level with a digital volume control. If the input or output volume control is set higher than 0 dB while the AD converter input remains low, noise may increase.
Why is phantom power not supplied by my Toa A-9060DH?
If the phantom power is not being supplied by your Toa Amplifier, first check if the D-001T module mounting screw is securely tightened. If it's loose, tighten it. Also, verify that phantom power is set to ON in the D-001T module input setting. If it's set to OFF, change the setting to ON.
Why does my condenser microphone not operate correctly with Toa A-9060DH Amplifier?
If your condenser microphone is not operating correctly with the Toa Amplifier, it might be because you are using a condenser microphone that requires more than +24 V. The D-001T module's phantom power supplies +24 V. If your microphone needs more power, you'll need to get a separate phantom power supply recommended by the microphone's manufacturer.
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