Stanton SMX.311 User Manual page 7

1. Mic on/off/TalK Switch: Turns the Mic ON or OFF. When the switch is in the TALK position, the mixer's sound level will
decrease around 14 dB (except the Mic channel) so that the microphone is more clearly heard over the music.
2. Mic level: Adjusts the microphone input level.
3. Cue level: Adjusts the headphone volume output level.
4. Cue Mix: Allows you to preview channel audio to your headphones. Listen here before bringing up channel faders or moving
the crossfader.
5. Channel eQ: Adjusts the HI, MID, and LOW frequency levels of the Phono or Line input. Range: -26 dB to 9 dB.
6. Channel fader: Controls the output level of the selected input (Phono or Line).
7. Crossfader: Controls the audio signal that is sent to the outputs. When the Crossfader is set to CH-1 (hard left), only channel
1 (Phono or /Line) will be sent to the outputs and when is set to CH-3 (hard right), only channel 3 (Phono or /Line) will be sent
to the outputs. If the Crossfader is centered, both channels will be sent to the outputs. Channel 2 is not affected by the
crossfader.
8. Mic input: Connect a standard unbalanced (1/4") microphone.
9. Headphone output: Insert your ¼" headphones plug here.
10. Pfl (Pre fade listen) buttons: These buttons allows you to set each channel in "CUE" mode. If you press CUE 1 for example,
(the red LED located to its will glow) the CH-1 signal will be sent to the headphones. Set the CUE MIX knob (4) to the CUE
position (left). To prevent any potential ear damage, progressively adjust the cue level using the CUE LEVEL knob (3).
11. booth: This knob allows you to adjust the level of the signal to be sent to the DJ Booth monitor system. Please read (19).
12. Pan: Used to adjust the left-right balance of the master output.
13. Master level: Controls the overall output level.
14. gain: Adjusts the volume of the Phono or Line input.
15. level indicators: The dual LED's indicators display the master output level.
16. Source input Selector Switch: Selects the input source assigned to each channel. Each channel can be assigned to only one
input source at a time.
SMX.311 Description (Top Panel)
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