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7. CUE Switch with Indicator
These switches determine which source is heard in the headphones, the LED
illuminates when the CUE switch is on.
8. Channel Level Control
The channel fader adjusts the overall volume of the channel. The faders of the stereo
channels control both left and right signal at same time.
9. Replaceable Crossfader:
The Crossfader allows the mixing of one source into another. The left side of the
Crossfader is channel 1 and the right side is channel 2. The Crossfader in your unit is
removable and if the need arises can be easily replaced.
10. MASTER A Level:
This slider controls the overall output level leaving the Master A balanced XLR and
unbalanced 1/4" phone jack outputs.
11. MASTER B Level:
This slider controls the overall output level leaving the Master B unbalanced RCA jack
outputs.
12. PHONES:
This is a 1/4" stereo jack socket mounted on the front face of the mixer for you to
attach your headphones.
13. DISPLAY Switch
Either the Master A or B Output signal can be showed on the MASTER VU meter
depending on the position of this switch.
Switch released: Master A Output Signal
Switch depressed: Master B Output Signal
14. BALANCE Control
This control is used to set the Stereo Balance of the master A&B Left, Right Outputs.
The master Output program can be fully panned to the Left or Right.
15. Headphone PAN Control
Varies the mix between the cued input and main L, R output, and ideal for accurate
beat mixing. Full left will give cued input; full right will give main output program.
16. Headphone LEVEL Control
This control varies the volume in your headphones, the volume of the signal heard
through the headphones.
17. POWER Switch
This switches the AC power to the mixer ON or OFF.
Note: Be sure to switch on the power to your mixer before switching on the
amplification system.
18. Output Program Level Display
The display shows the signal level of the mixer master A or master B you have
selected with the DISPLAY button.
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19. PFL Level Display
The display shows the signal level of the mixer input you have selected with the Cue
buttons.
REAR PANEL
20. MICrophone Input
Three 1/4" jack sockets are mounted on the rear panel of the mixer for connecting your
microphone and offer both balanced or unbalanced microphone connections.
21. LINE/CD Inputs
These inputs are unbalanced RCA jacks, connect stereo audio from Hi Fi VCRs,
cassette and reel-to-reel tape decks, CD players, VDPs, Tuners, even synthesizers or
other mixing consoles.
22. PHONO Inputs
These inputs are unbalanced RCA jacks. Use these only for turntables with moving
magnet cartridges. Line level sources will overload these inputs. Moving coil
cartridges require a separate head amp for optimum sound.
23. GND
The GND is a terminal for grounding turntables to eliminate hum.
24. Unbalanced Master B Outputs
These stereo outputs are low impedance, unbalanced RCA jacks controlled by the
Master B fader.
25. Balanced Master B Outputs
Master stereo program output provided by 3 pin Male XLR sockets controlled by the
Master B fader.
26. Balanced Master A Outputs
Master stereo program output provided by 3 pin Male XLR sockets controlled by the
Master A fader.
27. MAINS Connection
A standard IEC AC power socket for connecting to the main AC supply.
Before you connect your Mixer to the mains, please make sure that your local voltage
matches the voltage required by the unit!
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