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Introduction

Connect one end of the supplied AC power cord to a grounded

AC outlet, and the other end to the AC INPUT connector to

provide power for the M-480’s internal power supply.

Use only the supplied power cords to prevent damage to the

units.

As shown in the illustration, fix the power cord hook over

the AC power cord.

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AC power connections

Attaching the power cord hook

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Default Chapter2
- Important Safety Instructions2
Using the Unit Safely3
Important Notes6
- Memory Backup7
- Table of Contents9
Contents9
Introduction13
- Check the Included Items13
- Conventions Used in this Manual13
- Basic Knowledge about REAC13
- Reac Connections14
- Placement15
- Ac Power Connections16
- Turning the Power On/Off17
- About the Internal Lithium Battery18
- À Propos de la Pile Interne Au Lithium18
- About USB Memory19
Explanation of the Panels20
- Top Panel/Front Panel20
- Fader Module Section21
- Layer Section21
- MAIN Fader Module22
- CHANNEL EDIT Section22
- Display25
- Function Button Section25
- EFFECTS] Button25
- METER] Button25
- Screen Controller Section25
- USB MEMORY RECORDER Section26
- SETUP Section26
- GROUP Section26
- SCENE MEMORY Section27
- USER Section27
- TALKBACK/OSC Section28
- MONITOR Section28
- USB MEMORY Connector28
- Rear Panel29
  - Console Input Jacks30
  - Console Output Jacks30
  - Usb Connector31
  - Lamp Connector31
- Rs-232C Connector31
  - Digital out Jack31
  - Talkback MIC in Jack31
  - Stereo in Jacks31
- Power Switch32
- Power Cord Hook32
  - Cooling Vent32
  - Security Slot32
  - Battery Slot32
  - Ac Input Connector32
- Front Panel33
- Phones Jack33
- Phones Level Knob33
Basic Operation34
- Basic Panel Operations34
- Home Screen35
- Screen Operations36
- Main Level Indication37
- Fader Operations38
- Editing a Name39
- Library Operations39
- Message Operations41
Input Channel Operations42
- About the Input Channels42
- Operations Using the CHANNEL EDIT Section43
- Compressor Operations44
- Operations in the CHANNEL DISPLAY Screen46
- Stereo-Linking Channels51
- Specifying a Channel Name and Color Label52
- Copying Channel Settings to Another Channel53
- Using the Channel Library54
- Assigning Channels to DCA Groups and MUTE Groups55
AUX, MTX, MAIN Operations56
- About AUX, MTX, MAIN56
- Operations Using the CHANNEL EDIT Section57
- Limiter Operations58
- Operations in the CHANNEL DISPLAY Screen60
- Stereo-Linking AUX/MTX65
- Linking MAIN L/R and MAIN C66
- Specifying a Channel Name and Color Label66
- Copying Channel Settings to Another Channel66
- Using the AUX/MTX/MAIN Library67
- Assigning Channels to DCA Groups and MUTE Groups68
- Copying the MAIN MIX (AUX1-16 Only)68
- Copying a MTX MIX to Another MTX (MTX1-8)69
Dynamics70
- Gate/Expander Operations70
- Compressor Operations76
- Limiter Operations80
4-Band EQ82
- 4-Band EQ Operations82
AUX Send/Mtx Send84
- AUX/MTX Send Operations (CH1-48, RTN1-6)84
- MTX Send Operations (AUX1-16, MAIN L/R/C)85
Input/Output Patchbay86
- Default Setting of the Input/Output Patchbay86
- Patchbay Operations87
- Input Patchbay Operations88
- Output Patchbay Operations90
- Cascade Connection91
- Setting up Cascade Connection92
Metering94
- About the Meters94
- Viewing the Meters94
- Viewing the Channel Strip of the Channel Layer95
- Editing the Meter Settings96
- Using the Analyzer96
- Listing the Channel Names and Group Names97
Effects and GEQ98
- Accessing the EFFECTS Screen98
- About Effects98
- Effect Input/Output Settings99
- Using an Effect Via Send/Return100
- Editing Effect Parameters101
- About the GEQ104
- Inserting the GEQ105
- Editing the GEQ Parameters106
  - Band Geq107
  - Band Parametric Eq108
Inserting an External Effects Device110
- About Inserting an External Effects Device110
- Inserting an External Effects Device into a Channel111
DCA Groups112
- About DCA Groups112
- DCA Group Settings112
- Assigning a Channel to a DCA Group113
- Specifying a Name and Color Label for the DCA Group113
Mute Groups114
- About Mute Groups114
- MUTE GROUP Screen114
- Assigning a Channel to a Mute Group114
- Specifying a Name and Color Label for a Mute Group115
Talkback/Oscillator116
- About Talkback and Oscillator116
- Using Talkback116
- Using the Oscillator117
Monitor/Solo118
- About Monitoring118
- Using Monitor119
- Using solo119
Scene Memory120
- About Scene Memory120
- Operations in the SCENE Screen122
- Momentarily Displaying the Scene List123
- Editing the Scene List124
- The Global Scope Function125
- Linking Scene Memories to M-48 Memories126
USB Memory Recorder128
- About the USB Memory Recorder128
- Using the USB Memory Recorder129
- Recording to Usb Memory131
User Settings132
- About User Settings132
- Creating and Editing User Settings132
- Limiting the Range of Possible Operations137
- Editing the User Fader Layers139
- Editing the User Button140
- Editing Other User Preferences141
REAC Applications and Settings142
- REAC Applications142
- REAC Connection Examples143
- Foh Console Setup143
- REAC Settings144
- Editing the S-4000M's Input/Output Settings146
- Merge Patchbay Operations148
- Output Patchbay Operations (S-0808)149
- Splitting Merged Inputs (S-4000M's Split Function)150
- Saving/Loading the S-4000M's Input/Output Setups151
Remote152
- Remote Functions152
- Remote Settings153
Other Settings and Functions156
- System Information and Basic Mixer Settings156
- Saving/Loading Mixer Settings159
- Date&Time Settings162
- Managing USB Memory163
- Deleting a File165
- Console Lock166
- Help Function167
- Other Settings168
Management of the M-48 Live Personal Mixer170
- What Is the M-48 Live Personal Mixer170
- Connecting M-48 Units to the M-480171
- Editing and Managing M-48 Units172
- Specifying the Outputs from the M-480 to the M-48 Unit173
- Viewing the Connected M-48 Units174
- Editing the M-48'S Unit Name175
- Making Settings for an M-48 Unit176
- Source Level/Pan Settings178
- Source Assign Settings181
- Checking and Adjusting the Musician's MIX (Group MIX)182
- Checking and Adjusting the Group MIX183
- Using the Engineer's Monitor Function184
- Copying M-48 Settings185
- M-48 Memory Operations186
- Using the M-48 Library188
- Saving/Loading USB Memory189
Appendix192
- User Button Functions192
- Error Message List193
- Troubleshooting194
- External Device195
- Pin Configuration Diagrams196
- Requirements for Switching Hubs196
- Main Specifications197
- Power Consumption199
- Dimensions200
Effect Types201
- Reverb201
- Delay205
- Long Delay206
- Modulation209
- Channel Strip211
- Pitch Shift213
- Geq214
- Roland Vintage Effects215
- Digital Reverb Srv215
- Digital Delay Sde216
Index220
Screen Index224

Brand	Roland
Model	M-480
Category	Music Mixer
Language	English

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