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Step 2: Controls
(EN)
(1) ETHERNET port allows the
mixer to be controlled via LAN or
connected Wifi router.
(2) REMOTE switch selects
between Ethernet, Wifi client,
or Access Point. See the Network
Connection chapter for details.
(3) RESET button resets the console
to default network parameters
when held for 2 seconds. When
held for 10 seconds, all console
functions are reset to factory
default status.
(4) MIDI IN/OUT jacks send and
receive MIDI signals to and from
external equipment. See the
MIDI Implementation chart
for details.
(5) USB port (type A) accepts a flash
drive for file storage, stereo
recordings and playback. The
red LED next to it indicates file
access. Do not remove the USB
flash drive while it is lit!
(6) XLR COMBO jacks accept
balanced and unbalanced XLR
and 1/4" plugs.
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(7) 1/4" inputs accept balanced or
unbalanced 1/4" plugs. Channel 15
and 16 on the XR16 (channel 11
and 12 on the XR12) accept high
impedance sources for direct
connection of guitars and basses.
(8) AUX SEND jacks send your
monitor mixes to stage monitors
or headphone mixers. The XR16
uses XLR connectors while the
XR12 uses balanced
1/4" jacks.
MAIN L/R jacks send the main
(9)
mix signal to PA or monitor
speakers via XLR cables.
(10) HEADPHONE jack accepts a 1/4"
TRS plug for connecting a pair of
headphones.
(11) PHONES LEVEL knob
determines the output of the
headphones jack.
POWER switch turns the mixer
(12)
on and off. The front panel
LED will light when the unit is
powered on.
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