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TREB (5), MID (6), BASS (7) Tone Control
Three band tone control with -30dB to +10dB adjustment range for bass and treble and -25dB
to +10dB range for the mids.
Each module additionally features a set of internal jumpers (see fig. 2) which allows you to
reduce the upper gain limit from +10dB to +6dB, minimizing the potential risk of putting such broad
gain ranges for all three bands in hands of a novice operator. This type of mixer usually drives
expensive high performance power audio systems. A +5dB gain limit practically eliminates any
possibility of damage.
ATTENTION: The modification of the tone control gain limit must be carried out by a qualified
technician.
BAL (8) Balance Control
In case the LINE input is selected, its function is to distribute the signal level between the left
and the right channel. In case of a monophonic microphone input, the BAL potentiometer will act as a
PANORAMA knob, placing the sound source in a point in space in between the two speakers.
AUX (9) Auxiliary Send
The MICRO/LINE module of the SCLAT100 features a stereo bus for auxiliary sends, AUX.
This send is by default configured as post-fader, i.e. the position of the channel FADER (16) affects
the signal level sent to the AUX SND bus.
This behaviour can be internally modified and converted to pre-fader by just repositioning the
jumpers indicated in figure 2.
ATTENTION: The modification of the pre-fader or post-fader setting must be carried out by a
qualified technician.
PFL (17) Pre-Fader Listening button
Activates the visual monitoring on VU 1 and audio monitoring of the input signal on the
corresponding channel. See paragraphs: Visual and audio monitoring in the MASTER Module
chapter.
MUTE (18) Switch
Cuts the channel signal just before reaching the fader, letting you execute any gain or tone
adjustment through the monitoring system (VU METER or Headphones). In order to maximize the
signal to noise ratio of the mixer, it's recommended to mute all unused channels. Unmuting a channel
with a raised fader instantly activates the channel. A visual indication lights up when the channel is
muted.
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