PRESONUS StudioLive RM32AI Owner's Manual page 10

2.0 Hookup
2.1 Front-Panel Connections and Controls
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Headphone Cue Button. Whenever this button is pressed, it illuminates in yellow
and reroutes the mix assigned in the settings to Cue to the headphone output.
(By default this is set to the Solo bus.) The Headphone Cue and Main buttons are
radio buttons: Only one can be selected at a time, and selecting Cue will deselect
Main, while selecting Main will deselect Cue. Pressing and holding the Cue button
while Main is selected will temporarily select Cue until the button is released.
Headphone Main Button. Pressing and releasing this button, causes it
to illuminate in yellow and sends the Main mix to the headphone output.
The Headphone Cue and Main buttons are radio buttons: Only one can be
selected at a time, and selecting Cue will deselect Main, while selecting
Main will deselect Cue. Pressing and holding the Cue button while Main
is selected will temporarily select Cue until the button is released.
Headphone Level. This knob controls the volume of the headphone output.
Headphone Output. This ¼-inch TRS connector is where
you connect headphones to your mixer.
Mute All Button. Pressing and releasing this button causes it to illuminate in red and
mutes all of the inputs and outputs until it's pressed a second time. Holding down
the button does the same thing until it's released.
Power/Status Indicator. This displays the current state of your RM mixer as
described below:
• Off: The mixer is switched off.
• Solid Blue: Powered up, connected to a control
network, and functioning properly.
• Flashing Blue: In the process of booting up or loading a firmware update.
• Solid Red: On and functioning correctly but
with no control device connected.
• Flashing Red: Boot or update failure.
StudioLive™ RM-Series Mixers
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