PSG DM-1608 Series User Manual

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DM-1608 Series User Manual

Catalog

Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 3

Parameters ................................................................................................................................ 4

Packing List ............................................................................................................................... 5

Interface/key Description ......................................................................................................... 5

4.1.

Front Panel： ............................................................................................................... 5

4.2.

Back Panel： ................................................................................................................ 6

Instructions for Use .................................................................................................................. 6

5.1.

Software and Documentation Download ..................................................................... 6

5.2.

PC Software Login......................................................................................................... 7

5.3.

Main Interface .............................................................................................................. 7

5.4.

Input Channel ............................................................................................................... 8

5.4.1.

Overview .......................................................................................................... 8

5.4.2.

Config ............................................................................................................... 9

5.4.3.

EQ ................................................................................................................... 10

5.4.4.

Comp .............................................................................................................. 11

5.4.5.

Gate ............................................................................................................... 12

5.4.6.

AUX Sends ...................................................................................................... 13

5.4.7.

FX Sends ......................................................................................................... 13

5.5.

Output Channels ........................................................................................................ 14

5.5.1.

Overview ........................................................................................................ 14

5.5.2.

config ............................................................................................................. 15

5.5.3.

PEQ................................................................................................................. 15

5.5.4.

GEQ ................................................................................................................ 16

5.5.5.

comp/Limiter ................................................................................................. 17

5.5.6.

Anti-Feedback ................................................................................................ 18

5.6.

FX Effects Channels ..................................................................................................... 19

5.6.1.

Overview ........................................................................................................ 19

5.6.2.

config ............................................................................................................. 20

5.6.3.

EQ ................................................................................................................... 20

5.6.4.

AUX Sends ...................................................................................................... 21

5.6.5.

Effect Type ..................................................................................................... 22

5.7.

Playback/Recording .................................................................................................... 28

5.8.

Other Functions .......................................................................................................... 29

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Page 1: Table Of Contents
DM-1608 Series User Manual Catalog Introduction ..........................3 Parameters ..........................4 Packing List ..........................5 Interface/key Description ......................5 4.1. Front Panel： ....................... 5 4.2. Back Panel： ........................ 6 Instructions for Use ........................6 5.1. Software and Documentation Download ..............6 5.2.
Page 2 5.8.1. Menu Settings ....................29 5.8.2. DCA Groups ....................30 5.8.3. Mute Groups Interface .................. 31 5.8.4. Scene Configuration ..................32 5.8.5. Noise Generator ..................... 33 5.8.6. RTA Real-Time Analyzer ................. 33 5.8.7. Level Overview ....................34 5.8.8. Auxiliary Overview ..................34...
Page 3: Introduction
Introduction DM-1608 Digital mixer with innovative design and powerful DSP capabilities to effectively integrate the digital mixing system, using a new concept of modern digital and traditional operation to blend, giving users a very professional functional experience. Its compact size, simple operating interface, professional mixing effect, both in a professional performance on the ability to play outstanding, but also to fully meet the inexperienced individual users to provide powerful results.
Page 4: Parameters
pass filter, compressor, delay, feedback suppression algorithm. ➢ Support 30 groups of scenes presets and can be imported into USB storage for easy backup recall. ➢ Built-in: sine wave, white/pink noise signal generator. ➢ Unique Link connection function for adjacent channel binding settings; anti-touch, mis operation panel lock.
Page 5: Packing List
3. Packing List Host Power Adapter Storage Case 1 PSC 1 PSC 1PSC 4. Interface/key Description 4.1. Front Panel： ① CH1-CH8: Balanced XLR/TRS combination mono input jacks. ② Trim Knob: Before analog-to-digital conversion, channels 1-8 adjust the analog input signal level. ③...
Page 6: Back Panel
⑩ DATA WHEEL: Change the selected value or position can be fine-tuned parameters and scroll through the list. +48V Button: Open the phantom power interface and view the status of all channels with fantasy power on/off Rest screen button. Phones Button: Monitor level volume control. AUX Button: Navigate to the AUX overview interface.
Page 7: Pc Software Login
the download interface, providing three download options: audio files, operating instructions / user manuals, interactive software download (support systems Windows, Android, Mac, IOS, linux). ③ Default Password: (LOCK, scene reset password) 123456. 5.2. PC Software Login ① Maunal IP: Input IP address to search for devices manually for connection. ②...
Page 8: Input Channel
② Function Overview: Display the current channel has been opened (GEQ, COMP, Gate) function. ③ Channel Name: Display the channel name (customizable name), touch to navigate to the channel configuration interface. ④ Sound and Image Slider: Adjust the distribution image of the sound source in space, touch to slide or use the data wheel to adjust.
Page 9: Config
⑦ Mute Groups: Shows that the channel has been assigned to a mute group. ⑧ EQ(ON/OFF): Turns on/off the equalizer and displays the EQ zone graph. ⑨ Comp (ON/OFF): Turns on/off the compressor and displays the graph. ⑩ Gate (ON/OFF): Turns the noise gate on/off and displays the graph. 11 AUX Sends: Sends the current channel signal to the AUX auxiliary output channel.
Page 10 5.4.3. EQ ① EQ :Equalizer configuration interface. ② Reset:Restore the current interface parameter configuration to default values. ③ RTA On: Turn on/off the real-time analyzer. ④ ON Button: Turn on or off the equalizer. ⑤ RTA Display: Display the channel signal amplitude and peak value. ⑥...
Page 11: Comp
5.4.4. Comp ① Compressor: Configuration interface. ② Reset: Restore all parameter settings in this interface to their default values. ③ ON: Turn on/off the compressor. ④ IN: Display the input level. ⑤ Compressor Graph: Compressor graph with horizontal scale from 0dB to - 60dB. ⑥...
Page 12: Gate
5.4.5. Gate ① Gate: Noise gate configuration interface. ② Reset: Restore all parameter settings in this interface to their default values. ③ ON: Turn on/off the noise gate. ④ IN: Input level. ⑤ Noise Gate Graph: Noise gate graph with horizontal scale from 0dB to - 75dB. ⑥...
Page 13: Aux Sends
5.4.6. AUX Sends ① AUX: Auxiliary transmit configuration interface. ② Reset button: Restores all parameter settings in this interface to their default values. ③ Auxiliary output channel name. ④ Auxiliaries send slider: Set the audio signal level sent from this channel to the AUX auxiliary output channel.
Page 14: Output Channels
① FX effect sending configuration interface. ② Reset: restore all parameter settings in this interface to their default values. ③ FX effect channel name. ④ Send Slider: Set the audio signal level of the channel to send to the effect mix signal. ⑤...
Page 15: Config
5.5.2. config ① Config: Parameter configuration interface. ② Reset: Restore all parameter settings in this interface to their default values. ③ Mic: Display the channel name, touch the display keyboard to customize the channel name. ④ ON: Turn on or off the delay timer, and display the delay configuration and information. ⑤...
Page 16: Geq
④ ON: Turn on or off the equalizer. ⑤ RTA Display: Display the channel signal amplitude and peak value. ⑥ Graphical representation of the equalizer curve according to the equalizer parameter configuration. ⑦ Low-Cut/High-Cut Filter: the filter uses the corresponding frequency controller set frequency as the cut-off frequency, and will weaken the frequency higher or lower than the cut-off frequency.
Page 17: Comp/Limiter
5.5.5. comp/Limiter ① Comp: Compressor configuration interface. ② Reset: Restore all parameter settings in this interface to their default values. ③ ON: Turn on/off the compressor. ④ IN: Display the input level. ⑤ Compressor Graph: Compressor graph with horizontal scale from 0dB to - 60dB. ⑥...
Page 18: Anti-Feedback
5.5.6. Anti-Feedback ① Anti-Feedback: Parameter configuration interface. ② Reset: Restore all parameter settings in this interface to their default values. ③ ON: Enable/disable feedback suppression. ④ NO Lock: Display the current identified feedback frequency. ⑤ Manual Kill: When a suspicious feedback frequency is identified, touch this button to apply a filter at that frequency.
Page 19: Fx Effects Channels
5.6. FX Effects Channels 5.6.1. Overview ① Overview :Overview screen. ② Reset: Restore all parameter settings in this interface to their default values. ③ Effect Pick OFF: Select the Pre_Fdr/Post_Fdr signal. ④ Delay: Display the delay configuration and delay information. ⑤...
Page 20: Config
5.6.2. config ① Config: Parameter configuration interface. ② Reset: Restore all parameter settings in this interface to their default values. ③ Mic: Display the channel name, touch the display keyboard to customize the channel name. ④ Effect Pick OFF: Select Pre_Fdr/Post_Fdr signal. ⑤...
Page 21: Aux Sends
③ RTA On: Turn on/off the real-time analyzer. ④ ON: Turn on or off the equalizer. ⑤ RTA Display: Display the channel signal amplitude and peak value. ⑥ Graphical Representation of the equalizer curve according to the equalizer parameter configuration. ⑦...
Page 22: Effect Type
5.6.5. Effect Type MONO DELAY 5.6.5.1. ① Select: Switch the effect type. ② Reset: Restore all parameter settings in this interface to their default values. ③ Delay: Set the delay time in milliseconds. ④ Tap Tempo: Set the tempo of regeneration by tapping. ⑤...
Page 23 Stereo Delay 5.6.5.2. ① Select: Switch the effect type. ② Reset: Restore all parameter settings in this interface to their default values. ③ Delay: Set the delay time, in milliseconds. ④ REGEN: Set the echo decay ratio, the echo decays slowly and gradually according to the ratio range.
Page 24 Basic Chorus 5.6.5.3. ① Select: Switch the effect type. ② Reset: Restore all parameter settings in this interface to their default values. ③ Rate Slider: Set the speed of sound pitch change. ④ Depth Slider: Set the time range of audio signal adjustment ⑤...
Page 25 Pitch Shift 5.6.5.4. ① Select: Switch the effect type. ② Reset: Restoring all parameter settings in this interface to their default values. ③ Left/Right: Control the sliding amount of the two outputs by sliders. ④ Low/High Cut: Attenuate or cut the sound below this set frequency, the range is between 20Hz and 20KHz.
Page 26 REVERB-1 5.6.5.5. ① Select: Switch the effect type. ② Reset: Restore all parameter settings in this interface to their default values. ③ WET: Wet sound gain control. ④ Reverberance: Adjust the total amount of delay signal returned to the input channel, thus changing the sense of reverberation.
Page 27 REVERB-2 5.6.5.6. ① Select Button: Switch the effect type. ② Reset Button: Restore all parameter settings in this interface to their default values. ③ Pre-Delay: Change the pre-delay time. ④ Reverb TIME: Set the reverb time. ⑤ DAMPING: Control the amount of high frequency decay ⑥...
Page 28: Playback/Recording
5.7. Playback/Recording ① Local: List of local music files. ② USB: List of audio files in external USB (Class A) removable hard disk devices. ③ Record: The list of recording files. ④ Delete: Only local files and recorded files are allowed to be deleted. ⑤...
Page 29: Other Functions
5.8. Other Functions 5.8.1. Menu Settings ① DCA Groups: Navigation to the DCA grouping interface. ② RTA: Navigation to the Real Time Analyzer interface. ③ FX Overview: Navigate to the effects preview interface. ④ Noise Generator: noise generator, including sine wave, pink noise, and white noise signals. ⑤...
Page 30: Dca Groups
5.8.2. DCA Groups 5.8.2.1. DCA Groups Main Interface ① DCA Groups: The main interface of DCA grouping. ② DCA Grouping channel name. ③ DCA Grouping channel fader, which can control the gain of all channels programmed into this grouping. ④ Mute: Grouping channel mute. 5.8.2.2.
Page 31: Mute Groups Interface
④ Clear Assignments: Clear all assignments in the selected DCA group. ⑤ ⑥: Touch the channel assignment button to add the channel to the selected DCA group, and the input/output and effect return can be assigned to the DCA group; When a channel is grouped into one or more DCA groups, the output of the channel is equal to the sum of all the faders in the DCA group plus the value of the channel's fader.
Page 32: Scene Configuration
① Mute Group Option: Select the mute group available for editing. ② Mute Name: Group channel name display, can be customized to modify the name ③ Mute: Mute or unmute the channels that have been assigned to the mute group. ④...
Page 33: Noise Generator
5.8.5. Noise Generator ① Noise Generator configuration interface. ② Assign Button: Touch the channel name to assign the noise to that channel output. ③ ON: Turn the noise generator on or off. ④ Sine Noise: Enable the sine wave signal output. ⑤...
Page 34: Level Overview
RTA real-time analyzer sources mainly include input channels, playback channels, Main L/R, AUX auxiliary outputs, FX effects, which can be analyzed in real time by selecting different signal sources. 5.8.7. Level Overview Level overview for displaying real-time level information for all input/output channels. 5.8.8.