Fender Passport Event Series 2 Owner's Manual page 3

5. INPUTS: Connect microphones to channels 1 through 4;
connect other mono sound sources such as instruments to any
channel (large arrows). Use channel 6/7 inputs (smaller arrows) for
stereo/mono sound sources such as keyboards, other line-level
audio sources, and mobile devices:
7. POWER UP: Turn on all external equipment connected to
Passport first, then turn Passport on. Power LED will illuminate
green:
9. SETTING LEVELS: Connect a microphone or other sound
source and slowly turn up that channel's VOLUME control
(curved yellow arrow). LED above VOLUME control will
illuminate green when signal is present. LED will illuminate
yellow when signal is approaching clipping level; will
illuminate red when clipping (distortion) occurs. For best
performance, set channel VOLUME and TONE controls (curved
green arrows) so that LED is green and occasionally yellow.
If LED turns red, reduce VOLUME or TONE control settings.
If LED is still turning red after adjusting VOLUME and TONE
controls, press MIC/LINE button in (straight arrow):
Adjust each channel the same way. Use channel VOLUME
knobs to set relative loudness of each channel for overall
balance, then adjust MASTER VOLUME knob for overall mix
loudness. MASTER VOLUME has a SIGNAL LEVEL METER
just to the right; if meter illuminates red, decrease MASTER
VOLUME accordingly.
6. INITIAL VOLUME/REVERB: Turn MASTER VOLUME knob,
all channel VOLUME knobs and all REVERB knobs fully
counterclockwise to start:
8. SETTING MASTER VOLUME: Turn MASTER VOLUME up to
1/4 volume:
10. SETTING TONE/REVERB: Starting with each TONE
control (TREBLE, BASS) in the center-detented position (flat
equalization), set each TONE control to preference for best
clear and consistent sound coverage throughout the area.
REVERB controls (green arrows) are not center detented; set
these to preference:
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