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User Manual Mystère
June 2001
The Audio Mixer from Switzerland
User Manual
MI 013XXX
eb
P R O
P R O
motion, Cité Robinson10 2074 Marin, Switzerland
www.ebpromotion.ch
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Tel +41(0)32 763 05 63 Fax +41 (0)32 763 05 64 e-mail: erich@ebpromotion

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  • Page 1 User Manual Mystère June 2001 The Audio Mixer from Switzerland User Manual MI 013XXX P R O P R O motion, Cité Robinson10 2074 Marin, Switzerland www.ebpromotion.ch Tel +41(0)32 763 05 63 Fax +41 (0)32 763 05 64 e-mail: erich@ebpromotion...

  • Page 2: Dear Customer

    User Manual Mystère June 2001 Dear Customer, We are pleased to take the opportunity to explain this new mixer in detail to you. Although, it is our opinion that the mixer explains itself and every experienced sound engineer will be able to utilise it immediately.

  • Page 3: Front Panel

    User Manual Mystère June 2001 Front panel 1. 4 Level control knobs for microphone and line - inputs. Switches on the control-panel allow channel 1 and 2 as well as channel 3 and 4 to be electronically linked. This allows a one-knob-control of two channels. 2.

  • Page 4: Control Panel

    User Manual Mystère June 2001 10. UNCAL CAL Switch for calibrated output (aside output level control) CAL = + 6dB (in accordance with position „0“ of the output level knobs) activates 3 dB before clipping 11. „OVL“ Overload indication of the microphone input (1 LED each channel) 3 dB before clipping 12.
  • Page 5 User Manual Mystère June 2001 Input-Panel (left hand side) 1. CH1 - CH4 Input connectors (XLR, fem) 2. MIC. / LINE Selector switch for microphone or line-level-input The inputs are transformer balanced universal inpèuts accepting any signal from nil to +21 db 3.
  • Page 6 User Manual Mystère June 2001 Output – panel (right hand side) 1. Audio Outputs L/R (Master) on (XLR male) +6 dB 2. Low lever outputs, unbalanced L/R on Cinch (0 or –40 dB available) 3. Selector switch for level of Cinch-output LOW –40dBu, HIGH 0 dBu 4.
  • Page 7 User Manual Mystère June 2001 Cover The cover of the “Mystère” is secured with two screws against the control-panel (A). If the adapter for the Radio-Mike-Transmitter has been purchased, a 9-pin connector is installed on the cover. This connector has the following pinning: Out left 0 dBu + 12V GND Audio...
  • Page 8 User Manual Mystère June 2001 Reference – tone The reference tone for levelling can be customer set to three different levels on the DIP- switches S3 and S4 on the main board below the cover (See page 8) Ballistics of the Display Two ballistics can be set over the DIP-switch S1.

  • Page 9: Internal Dip Switch Configuration

    User Manual Mystère June 2001 Internal dip switch configuration Reference tone level -18 dB Limiter attaque time 10ms 1 = OFF 2 = ON 3 = OFF Reference tone level -18 dB P R O P R O motion, Cité Robinson10 2074 Marin, Switzerland www.ebpromotion.ch Tel +41(0)32 763 05 63 Fax +41 (0)32 763 05 64 e-mail: erich@ebpromotion...
  • Page 10 User Manual Mystère June 2001 How to install the HF Transmitter Interface The adapter is designed to receive different types of transmitters and to enable the use of systems which are already in the possesion of the customer. Almost all of these transmitters offer a plug-in connector and have the audio input connector located on the same side as the antenna.
  • Page 11 User Manual Mystère June 2001 P R O P R O motion, Cité Robinson10 2074 Marin, Switzerland www.ebpromotion.ch Tel +41(0)32 763 05 63 Fax +41 (0)32 763 05 64 e-mail: erich@ebpromotion...