Manual-2
FRONT PANEL DESCRIPTION
Front panel MAIN MIC input:
Use this XLR connector for connecting a balanced microphone of any impedance.
MIC EQ controls:
Adjust the frequency contour of both Microphone Inputs. They have no effect on any other Inputs.
Positioning these controls to the “12 o'clock” position turns the Mic EQ
off
.
CHANNEL A & B EQ ENGAGE switches:
Engaging this switch enables the Channel Equalizer to function. In the
out
position, the Equalizer is bypassed.
CHANNEL A & B EQ level controls:
These four rotary controls, when enabled with the EQ ENGAGE switch, are used to
contour the frequency response of the selected Input Channel. This is not designed to be the only Equalizer in the system,
this is intended to provide EQ between varying program materials. We recommend an external graphic equalizer for best
overall system sound, connected between the MASTER OUTPUTS and the amplifier.
CUE A or CUE B switches:
Engaging any single or combination of CUE pushbuttons sends any program present at the
respective Channel's INPUT SELECT selector to the Headphone and meter cue sections. The yellow LEDs adjacent to each
CUE select button illuminate when the switch is engaged. Not recommended for beat sync lights. See
Operating Instruc-
tions
on page Manual-6.
INPUT SELECT A & B:
These four position rotary switches provide Input selection between the various phono/line
inputs for their respective mixing Channels.
AUX LEVEL control:
Adjusts the input Level from the AUX LINE IN jacks.
ZONE LEVEL controls:
Adjust the output Levels of ZONE 1 and ZONE 2.
PEAK dBu CUE/PROGRAM meter:
Can switch between two display modes. See
below.
Meter CUE/PROGRAM switch:
In the
out
position, the meter indicates Master Program output level in PEAK dBu in
LEFT and RIGHT stereo. In the
in
position, mono CUE level is displayed on the LEFT side and mono Program level is
displayed on the RIGHT side.
REMOTE MIC ENGAGE switch:
When pressed, ENGAGES the REMOTE MIC Input. The adjacent red LED flashes
whenever the switch is pressed
in,
signalling that the Main Mic is
on
.
