Mixer Operation; Input Channel - JBL EVOi.sys User Manual

M I X E R
INPUTS
Phantom Power
(Rear Panel)
(Master Section)
Wiring XLRs
Wiring Plugs
Unbalanced Input
Balanced Input
Unbalanced Input
Balanced Input
Insert
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O P E R A T I O N
INPUT
CHANNEL
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INPUT CHANNEL

1 MIC Input
The MIC input accepts a male XLR connector and is designed
to suit a wide range of balanced or unbalanced signals. Use pro-
fessional dynamic, condenser, or ribbon microphones, because
their low impedance helps to reduce background noise com-
pared to low-cost high-impedance microphones. If you press
down the switch (see master section detail) the XLR
MIC 48 V
receptacle provides a suitable power voltage for professional
condenser microphones (a.k.a., Phantom Power). When using a
MIC input, unplug any signal from the
the input level using the
SENS
IMPORTANT: To prevent damage to the mixer or external
devices, only connect condenser microphones when MIC
48 V is off (i.e., switch up), and only turn it off or on with
all output faders down. When using unbalanced micro-
phones, make sure MIC 48 V is off, since phantom power
supplied on pins 2 and 3 of the XLR connector may damage
the equipment.
2 LINE Input
Each input accepts a 3-pole A-gauge (TRS) plug. Use this
LINE
high impedance input for sources other than microphones,
such as keyboards, drum machines, synthesizers, tape
machines, or guitars. The
LINE
and top-quality signal transfer from professional equipment.
To use unbalanced sources, wire the plugs as shown and keep
cable lengths as short as possible. When using a
unplug any microphone from the
input level using the SENS control.
3
SENS (Sensitivity)
This control sets how much of the source signal is sent to the
rest of the mixer. Too high, and the signal will distort as it
overloads the channel. Too low, and the level of any back-
ground hiss will be more noticeable, and you may not be able
to get enough signal level to the output of the mixer.
LINE input and adjust
control.
input is balanced for low noise
input,
LINE
input and adjust the
MIC