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3� Ensure the ON buttons for the channels in use and for the STEREO output are
illuminated; also verify no CUE buttons are illuminated (Figure 20).
4� Bring faders up slowly and listen for the signal (Figure 21).
5� The signal should be visible on the output meter (Figure 22):
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The amber LEDs indicate that the level is near clip.
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The red LEDs indicate that the signal has reached the digital limit.
Figure 20: Channel Buttons
REMEMBER: Bad input = bad output. No adjustment on the mixer can make a poor
source sound better. For best results, be sure to use high-quality audio files from your MP3
player or laptop, and set the device to near full volume.
Whenever red LEDs are illuminated on the mixer, this is generally a sign that input settings
need to be lowered. For example, if red LEDs are lit in the output meter or PEAK LEDs are
lit, the channel gain and/or fader needs to be lowered. If lowering the fader does not
stop the PEAK LED from illuminating, the gain must be lowered. PROLONGED OVERLOAD
SIGNALS WILL DAMAGE THE AUDIO SYSTEM!
Powering Off
1� Under USER DEFINED KEYS, press the button labeled "A" (Figure 19).
2� Turn the SOUND SYSTEM key switch to the OFF (horizontal) position.
3� If the system will not be used for some time, unplug the power cord.
4� Place all accessories back in the appropriate slots of the storage drawers to keep
them safe and organized.
5� Power off the speaker cabinet(s).
Figure 21: Channel Faders
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Figure 22: Output Meter
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