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Component names and functions > Front side
a
[GAIN] knobs
Determines the base volume for the respective channel. Adjust the knobs so that the [SIG/PEAK] LED lights up red
only briefly when you sing loudly or play strongly.
b
[GAIN HIGH/LOW] selector switch
Determines the base volume for channels 3/4. Set this to LOW (O) if the [SIG/PEAK] LED keeps lighting up red or if
the sound is distorting.
NOTE
Turn the channel faders to the minimum setting before you toggle the [GAIN HIGH/LOW] selector switch. This is because you may hear
a noise when the switch is toggled.
c
Phantom [+48V] switch/[+48V] LED
When this switch is turned on (O), the [+48V] LED lights, and DC +48V phantom power is supplied to the XLR plug
connected to the mic/line input jacks for channels 1 and 2.
Turn this switch on when you are using a condenser mic.
NOTE
Turn the switch off if you don't need phantom power.
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To prevent this product or your external device from malfunctioning and to prevent noise, turn this switch off before connecting a
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device that does not support phantom power to channels 1 or 2.
To prevent this product or your external device from malfunctioning and to prevent noise, do not unplug or insert a cable into
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channel 1 or 2 while the switch is still on.
To prevent this product or your external device from malfunctioning and to prevent noise, turn phantom power on/off only when
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the channel 1/2 faders are at minimum setting.
d
[PAD] switch
These switches attenuate the input signal level.
Turn these switches on if the input audio sounds distorted or if it seems too loud.
e
[GUITAR (HI-Z)] switch
Use this switch to change the input impedance for channel 2, either on (O) or off (N). Set this to on when directly
connecting an instrument with high output impedance like an electric guitar or bass guitar to channel 2. If you will
use the "on" setting for this switch, connect your instrument to this product with an unbalanced phone connector.
The product will not work correctly if you use a balanced cable.
WARNING
Set the output controls such as the [MONITOR] knob and the [MONITOR PHONES] [H] knob to their minimum setting before
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toggling this switch. This is because the levels may suddenly get loud, which could damage your hearing or cause external
devices to malfunction.
f
[LINE/USB] selector switches
These switches toggle between the audio source from the analog input jacks of channels 3/4, 5/6 and 7/8 and the
input audio from the USB port. For details on what happens when this is switched to USB, see "Settings on the
computer" in "Connecting to your computer and configuring the settings (Windows)" (p.24) or "Settings on the
computer" in "Connecting to your computer and configuring the settings (Mac)" (p.27).
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