Mains electricity is dangerous and can kill.
Refer to and heed the warnings printed at the
beginning of this user guide and on the console
rear panel.
Ensure that your local mains supply is the same as the
mains voltage setting marked on the console rear
panel. If it is not then contact your dealer.
Due to the lower mains current requirements of the
it has been possible to engineer the mains
input for universal voltage input. Ensure that your
local voltage is within the range printed on the
console rear panel.
Make sure that the mains plugs are
correctly plugged into the distribution outlet and
console IEC input socket before switching the
console on.
Always turn the console on first and any
connected power amplifiers last. If amplifiers are
already turned on make sure that their level
controls are turned down before turning on the
console. This is not necessary with the built in
power amplifier as it includes a 2 second
switch on delay to protect the loudspeakers.
The 6 mono and 2 stereo channels each provide a
balanced XLR input for connecting microphone
signals. These are wired pin 2 = hot as shown.
Standard balanced (2 core + shield) mic cables should
be used. The input sensitivity may be adjusted to
accept a wide range of microphone signals from a low
–55dBu typical of distant stage miking, to a high –
8dBu typical of close vocal miking. +48V can be
globally switched mic XLR sockets 1 to 6 when you
use microphones that require phantom powering.
+48V is not fed to channel 7 and 8 mic inputs.
Do not connect unbalanced (single core)
cables or sources to the XLR inputs when
phantom power is applied. No damage will be
done to non powered balanced microphones as
long as balanced cables are used.
Always mute the channel or turn the fader
off when plugging or unplugging the inputs.
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