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GIG-164CFX 

Order code: D2287  

15. EQUALIZER 
 
HI 

The high-frequency range is processed with a shelving filter above 12 kHz. You can boost or cut the 
bands up to 15 dB. In the center position (0 dB), the equalizer has a flat response. 
 

MID 

The mid control adjusts the mid frequency range. You can boost or cut the bands up to 15 dB. In the 
center position (0 dB), the equalizer has a flat response. 
 

MID FREQUENCE 

The control can be used to change the mid frequency from 100Hz – 8Khz.  
 

LOW 

The low-frequency range is processed with a shelving filter below 80 Hz. You can boost or cut the bands 
up to 15 dB. In the center position (0 dB), the equalizer has a flat response. 

 
16. EQUALIZER BUTTON 

Press this button to activate the channel equalizer. 

 
17. AUX 1 

The AUX bus is used as additional, flexible send path for various applications. The AUX control adjusts the 
volume level of the channel signal in the AUX 1 bus. 

 
18. AUX 2 

The AUX bus is used as additional, flexible send path for various applications. The AUX control adjusts the 
volume level of the channel signal in the AUX 2 bus. 

 
19. PRE/POST BUTTON 

Press the PRE/POST switch to change the routing of the AUX path from “post-fader” to “pre-fader.” This 
way the volume level of the effects signal is not affected by the channel fader. 

 
20. AUX 3 (POST) 

The AUX bus is used as additional, flexible send path for various applications. The AUX control adjusts the 
volume level of the channel signal in the AUX 3 bus. This bus is post fader. 

 
21. FX (POST) 

The FX bus is used as a send path to the internal effect unit. The FX control adjusts the volume level of the 
channel signal to the effects unit. This bus is post fader. 

 
22. PAN CONTROL. 

By using the panorama control you can change the input signal’s position within the stereo image. When 
the panorama control is set to center position, the audio signal is equal for both the left and right output. 

 
23. MUTE 

The MUTE switch mutes the channel. This means that the channel signal has been removed from the main 
mix and subgroups. At the same time the FX, monitor and AUX paths of the respective channel are 
muted as well. The corresponding mute LED indicates that the channel has been muted. 

 
24. CLIP 

The CLIP LED lights up as soon as the channel's level is too high. In this case, reduce the channel's input 
amplification with the gain control. The CLIP LED lights at a level of 3 dB below clipping. 
 

25. SIGNAL LED 

The signal indicator shows the presence of an audio signal at the output of the channel. 
 

26. CHANNEL FADER 

The channel fader adjusts the level of the channel signal as part of the main mix (or subgroup). 

 

 

Summary of Contents for GIG-164CFX

Page 1: ...GIG 164CFX V1 Highlite International B V Vestastraat 2 6468 EX Kerkrade the Netherlands Order code D2287 MANUAL ENGLISH...

Page 2: ...device 6 Features 6 Overview 6 Control Elements 7 Elements section 1 7 Elements section 2 8 Elements section 3 10 Elements section 4 11 Backside 14 Media player Optional 15 Installation 16 Set Up and...

Page 3: ...our shipment includes GIG 164CFX mixing console 3 pin IEC power cable 1 5m User manual Safety Instructions Every person involved with the installation operation and maintenance of this system has to b...

Page 4: ...use DI boxes to balance unbalanced signals All incoming signals should be clear Make sure that the available voltage is not higher than stated on the rear panel Make sure that the power cord is never...

Page 5: ...ation may lead to dangers like short circuit burns electric shock etc You endanger your own safety and the safety of others Connection with the mains Connect the device to the mains with the power plu...

Page 6: ...mber 04 A brief description of the symptoms Claims The client has the obligation to check the delivered goods immediately upon delivery for any short comings and or visible defects or perform this che...

Page 7: ...and TRS Jack 2 Stereo Input Channels with RCA Jack 3 band EQ with sweepable MID and Clip LED on each MIC channel 4 band EQ and Clip LED on Stereo channels 4 AUX Send POST PRE per channel for monitorin...

Page 8: ...lts in level reduction 3 LOW CUT Press the LOW CUT switch to activate the high pass filter which blends out low frequency noise 100 Hz 18 dB octave This function can be used to cut the humming sound o...

Page 9: ...d a LINE input jack or a LINE input jack and RCA pin jack you can only use one pair of jacks at a time but not both pairs at the same time Please connect to only one jack on each channel 10 SWITCH LIN...

Page 10: ...e volume level of the effects signal is not affected by the channel fader 20 AUX 3 POST The AUX bus is used as additional flexible send path for various applications The AUX control adjusts the volume...

Page 11: ...GR3 4 switch which allows you to feed multiple channels to a stereo mix down The volume level can be adjusted using the GR3 4 LEVEL fader 29 MAIN Each channel is equipped with a MAIN switch pressing t...

Page 12: ...control adjusts the low mid frequency range This is a peak filter which boosts and cuts the frequencies centered at 500 Hz You can boost or cut the bands up to 15 dB When in center position 0 dB the e...

Page 13: ...peak LED flashes this means that the signal is too high near to the clipping of the effect input stage In this case reduce the level of the AUX 4 FX CHANNEL sends or AUX 4 FX MASTER 41 AUX1 AUX2 SEND...

Page 14: ...4 button the signal from GR 3 4 will be routed into the CONTROL ROOM output Press the button again the signal from GR 1 2 will be routed into the CONTROL ROOM output 56 PHONES With the PHONES control...

Page 15: ...N MIX signal 65 STEREO MAIN OUTPUT Unbalanced stereo jacks and provide the MAIN MIX signal 66 MAIN INSERT This is where you connect serial effects before the MAIN MIX fader control These serial effect...

Page 16: ...o fast forward or press this button to skip to the next track D RPT Press this button to repeat one track one folder or all tracks Repeat All Plays the complete content of the USB memory stick several...

Page 17: ...g Console However we advise you to carefully read the following section to be a real master of your own mixer Not paying enough attention to the input signal level to the routing of the signal and the...

Page 18: ...reliability Periodically check your cables A great number of problems faulty contacts ground hum discharges etc are caused entirely by using unsuitable or faulty cables Headphone Unbalanced Balanced F...

Page 19: ...e the illusion of more than one instrument from a single instrument sound Rate 0 92Hz 1 72Hz 50 59 Vocal Simulate a small space with slight decay time Rev decay time 0 8 0 9s Pre delay 0 45ms 60 69 Ro...

Page 20: ...specification label for details Troubleshooting DAP GIG 164CFX This troubleshooting guide is meant to help solve simple problems If a problem occurs carry out the steps below in sequence until a solu...

Page 21: ...e Chorus Vocal Rotary Small Room Flange Verb Large Hall Controls Mute switch Foot switching with LED indicator 100 position preset selector 10 preset 10 variation FOOT SW TIP FX SLEEVE GND Main mix se...

Page 22: ...21 GIG 164CFX Order code D2287 Dimensions...

Page 23: ...22 GIG 164CFX Order code D2287 Notes...

Page 24: ...2017 DAP Audio...

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