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Channel 1
Button color
G = green
Y = yellow
R = red
Channel 2
Button color
G = green
Y = yellow
R = red
off
MIC / LINE
CHANNEL 1
Illustration 3.1: Selecting the input mode
Enabling / disabling the button lock
In case all buttons (2), (5), (8) are flashing red when being pressed they need to be unlocked first
in order to be operable. Hold Channel 2 mode button (5) and the Line-Out selector (8) buttons
simultaneously until Channel 1 button (2) is flashing. To lock the buttons again repeat this last
described step. Further explanation follows in Chapter 4.2.2 .
If necessary, you may switch on Phantom Power by keeping the input mode button for Chan-
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nel 1 pressed until it lights up red (as seen in Illustration 3.1). Similarly, switching off requires
another long press.
Start by increasing Master Volume (26) to approximately 13 'O clock and subsequently set the
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Channel Volume (19), (22).
A good starting point can be found between 12-14 'O clock position.
While the setting in 12 'O clock position corresponds to a gain of roughly 0 dB in LINE-Modes,
the modes MIC and Instrument mode offer about 10-30 dB gain.
Increase the gain should you not be able to hear the signal at high Master Volume setting.
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Follow the guidelines in Chapter 4.3 , if no reasonable output signal is made audible.
Mode
Application
MIC
Microphones
LINE
Line-level signals, e.g. Mixing Console Outputs, CD-Players
P48 (MIC)
Microphones requiring Phantom Power
Mode
Application
MIC
Microphones
A-GUIT
Acoustic Guitars
E-GUIT
Electric Guitars
LINE / OTHER
Line-level signals, e.g. Mixing Con-
sole Outputs, CD-Players
G
:
MIC
Y
:
LINE
R
: P48
Associated Input
XLR I
6,3mm Jack II
6,3mm Jack II
6,3mm Jack I
8
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