Sony MXP-310 Manual page 9

1 PEAK indicator
Lights to indicate a peak signal level of about 6 dB
below clipping level.
2 INPUT SELECT switch
Set to select the input source connected to the module
as shown below.
Switch setting Source selected
UNBAL LINE Line input connected to the UBL IN
connector
BAL LINE Line input connected to the LINE IN
connector
MIC Microphone connected to the MIC IN
connector
a)
MIC +48V Phatom-powered condenser microphone
connected to the MIC IN connector
a) This setting supplies +48V DC, for condenser-type
microphones through the MIC IN connector.
3 TRIM (input gain) control
Turn to adjust the level of the signal selected with the
INPUT SELECT switch.
Setting range for unity gain
TRIM
-30
4 HI (high frequency boost and cut) control
When the EQ switch 8 is pressed, a 10 kHz shelving-
type equalizer is engaged. Turn this knob to boost or
cut by ±15 dB (max.).
5 MID 1 (midrange frequency 1) and MID 2
(midrange frequency 2) controls
When the EQ switch 8 is pressed, the midrange
frequency peaking-type equalizers are engaged. Turn
the inner knobs to boost or cut the mid range by ±12
dB (max.). Turn the outer knobs to control the center
frequencies.
Outer knob Center frequencies selected
MID 1 outer knob 800 Hz to 8 kHz
MID 2 outer knob 150 Hz to 2.5 kHz
6 LO (low frequency boost and cut) control
When the EQ switch 8 is pressed, the 100 Hz
shelving-type equalizer is engaged. Turn this knob to
boost or cut by ±15 dB (max.).
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7 Low cut filter switch [
Press to engage a 12 dB/octave filter below
100 Hz. This switch operates independently of the EQ
switch 8.
8 EQ (equalizer) switch
Press to engage the equalizer. When the switch is
released, the HI, MID1, MID2 and LO equalizer
controls are removed from the signal path.
9 SENDS 1/3 (auxiliary send bus 1 and 3 level)
and SENDS 2/4 (auxiliary send bus 2 and 4 level)
controls
Turn to control the level of the channel signal sent to
the corresponding auxiliary send buses: 1 and 3, or 2
and 4. Turn the control fully clockwise for the unity
gain.
Use either knob after selecting the desired auxiliary
send bus with the auxiliary send select switch [
3-4]!¡, as shown below.
To control Set the auxiliary send
the auxiliary select switch to:
send bus of
SEND 1 Released position
SEND 2 Released position
SEND 3 Depressed position
SEND 4 Depressed position
0 PRE (pre-fader) switch
Press to determine the point where the channel signal
is fed to the auxiliary send buses, as shown below.
Set the switch to:
Released position
Depressed position
!¡ Auxiliary send select switch [
Press to select the auxiliary send buses to which the
channel signal is sent. You can control the level of
each auxiliary send bus by using this switch and either
the SENDS 1/3 control or SENDS 2/4 control, as
shown in the table in the SENDS 1/3 and 2/4 controls
9.
You can route the channel signal to two send buses
SEND 1 and 2 (or SEND 3 and 4) at a time.
Chapter 2 Locations and Functions of Parts and Controls
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Then, adjust:
SENDS 1/3
control
SENDS 2/4
control
SENDS 1/3
control
SENDS 2/4
control
Then, the auxiliary send
signal will be output from:
Post fader point
Pre-fader point
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