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Operation

The battery level indicator shows the current amount of life in Transport

12's internal battery. When only the Low light is lit, connect Transport

12's power input to a power outlet, and set the power switch to On or

Recharge to recharge its battery. While Transport 12 is recharging, the

Recharge light will be on.

Tip: If you are charging the internal battery but not using Transport 12,

set the power switch to Recharge.

Using Microphones & Other Audio Sources

You can use a "wired" microphone (as opposed to the included wireless

microphone) or any other line-level audio source with Transport 12.

To connect a microphone or other audio source, do any of the following:

•

Use a standard XLR or 1/4" (6.35 mm) cable to connect a

microphone or line-level audio source to the Mic/Line 1 Input.

Press the Mic/Line 1 Input Selector to select the source: put it in

the depressed position if you are using a microphone; put it in the

raised position if you are using line-level audio source.

To control the volume, turn the Mic/Line 1 Volume knob. If your

audio source has its own volume control, you can use that, as well.

•

Use a standard RCA stereo cable to connect a line-level audio

source to the RCA inputs.

To control the volume, turn the USB/Aux Volume knob. If your

audio source has its own volume control, you can use that, as well.

This channel has a "voice priority" feature that you can activate or

deactivate. When active, if the channel receives an audio signal, the

volume level of all other audio sources will be lowered ("ducked") so the

incoming signal can be heard better. When inactive, all other audio

sources will remain at their set volume levels.

To activate or deactivate the voice priority, press Voice Priority. The

feature is active when the button is depressed, inactive when the button

is raised.

Note: The Mic/Line 1 Input and wireless microphone share the voice

priority.