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Quick Start Guide

Front & Rear Panel Descriptions –

1. Power Connector & Switch

  Connect the supplied AC power cord 

to this IEC jack. The power switch turns the mixer on and off.

2. 48V Phantom Power Switches

  Provides 48V to individual inputs.

3. XLR Inputs

  Connect a balanced mic or line-level signal using  

an XLR connector.

4. Direct Outputs

  DB-25 balanced direct analog outputs of  

channels 1-24/32.

5. Line Inputs

  Connect a balanced or unbalanced line-level signal 

using a 1/4" connector.

6. Insert

  Connect a serial effects processor, such as a compressor  

or gate, using a 1/4" Y cable.

7. Aux

  Adjusts the level sent from the channel Aux to the Aux send.

8. Gain

  Adjusts the input sensitivity.

9. Low Cut Switch

  Cuts bass frequencies below 100 Hz at a slope  

of 18 dB per octave.

10. Equalization

  Boost or cut the level at certain frequencies  

to enhance the sound.

11. Pan/Bal

  Adjusts how much of the signal is sent to the left  

and right outputs.

12. Mute Switch and LED

  Mutes the channel signal. The LED  

illuminates when the mute switch is engaged.

13. Channel Fader

  Adjusts the level to the assigned bus(es).

14. PFL/AFL Solo Switch

  Allows you to listen to individual channels  

singly or in combination with other soloed signals. The rude solo 

LED flashes when solo switches are engaged.

15. Assign Switches

  Determines the destination bus(es) of the 

signal.

16. Main Out L/R  

Use for additional main mix outputs or to monitor 

soloed channels.

17. Main Mix

  Adjusts the level of the signal sent to the main 

outputs.

18. Phones

  Connect stereo headphones here.

19. Talkback Master Controls  

Used to control the Talkback mic 

routing and level.

20. Phones

  Controls the headphone output level.

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21. Compressor/Limiter Controls

  Master controls and assignment 

selection for the onboard compressor/limiter.

22. Group Assign Switches

  Assign each subgroup to the main  

left and/or right buses.

23. Group 1-4 Faders

  Control the levels of the signals sent  

to the sub outs and or main mix.

24. Tape Inputs / Outputs

  RCA inputs allow you to connect a line-

level source. RCA outputs allow you to record the main stereo mix.

25. 2-Track Return

  Controls routing and level for the 2-Track Return.

26. Aux Master Control  

Controls the level being sent from the  

Aux sends. 

27. Aux Send  

1/4" outputs fed from the Aux Master controls. 

28. Return Master Controls 

 Master level controls for the Stereo 

Returns signal paths. 

29. St/Return Inputs

  Connect the stereo processed outputs  

of an effects processor to these 1/4" TRS jacks.

30. Main Meters

  Used to gauge the soloed input or output levels  

to ensure that the signals are not clipping.

31. Stereo Line Inputs

  Connect stereo balanced or unbalanced  

line-level signals using 1/4" connectors.

32. Group Outs and Insert Connections  

1/4" outputs fed from  

the Subgroups. Insert a serial effects processor on the subgroups, 

such as a compressor or gate, using a 1/4" Y cable.

33. Left/Right and Mono Outs  

Connect to the inputs of amplifiers, 

powered speakers, or a serial effects processor.

34. Aux Inserts 

 Connect a serial effects processor to the Aux,  

such as a compressor or gate, using a 1/4" Y cable.

35. Talkback Mic Input  

Connect an external talkback mic.

36. Pad Switch  

When engaged, reduces input level by –20 dB.

37. Matrix A and B Controls  

Controls the level being sent  

to the Matrix outputs. 

38. Matrix A and B Outs  

1/4" outputs fed from the Matrix A and B. 

39. Monitor Outs  

1/4" outputs fed from the Monitor bus. 

40. Monitor Level  

Controls the level being sent to the Monitor 

outputs. 

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Page 9: ...Controls the headphone output level EN ES FR DE 21 Compressor Limiter Controls Master controls and assignment selection for the onboard compressor limiter 22 Group Assign Switches Assign each subgrou...

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