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REAR PANEL FEATURES

POWER IN – Use the included power adapter to connect the mixer to a power outlet. While the power is

switched off, plug the power supply into the mixer first, then plug the power supply into a power outlet.

POWER SWITCH – Turns the mixer on and off. Turn on the mixer after all input devices have been connected

and before you turn on amplifiers. Turn off amplifiers before you turn off the mixer.

PHANTOM POWER – Activates/deactivates phantom power. When activated, phantom power supplies +48V

to the XLR mic inputs. Please note that most dynamic microphones do not require phantom power, while most

condenser microphones do. Consult your microphone's documentation to find out whether it needs phantom

power.

MAIN MIX OUTPUTS – Use standard 1/4" and XLR cables to connect these outputs to the house speaker or

amplifier system. The level of these outputs is controlled by the MAIN MIX FADER.

MAIN OUTPUT LEVEL – Use this button to match the appropriate input level of a device connected to the

MAIN MIX OUTPUTS. When the button is depressed, the main mix will be reduced by 30 dB. When the

button is raised, the main mix will be boosted by 4 dB.

MAIN INSERT – Use standard 1/4" TRS cables to connect these jacks to external processors (such as

compressors, limiters, external EQ units, etc.). The audio sent out of these jacks is taken after the EQ. The

audio is returned to these jacks before the MAIN MIX FADER.

MONO OUTPUT VOLUME – Controls the level of the MONO OUTPUT.

MONO OUTPUT – This output is a summed mono version of the audio sent out of the MAIN MIX OUTPUTS.

Use a standard 1/4" TS cable to connect this jack to an external device (such as a monitor, recording device,

etc.).

CTRL OUTS – Use standard 1/4" cables to connect these outputs to your monitor or amplifier system. The

level of these outputs is controlled by the CTRL ROOM VOLUME knob.

10.

DFX OUT – This output sends out audio from the mixer's effects processor. Use a standard 1/4" TS cable to

connect this jack to an external device (such as a monitor, recording device, etc.). Adjust the level of the audio

with the EFFECTS OUT knob.

11.

FOOTSWITCH – When a latching-style footswitch is connected to this jack with a 1/4" TRS cable, it can be

used to mute/unmute the mixer's effects processor.

12.

USB PORT – Use a standard USB cable to connect the mixer to a computer. This port can send or receive

different kinds of audio over the USB connection, depending on the position of the USB RECORD and USB

PLAYBACK switches.

13.

USB RECORD – When a computer is connected to the mixer's USB PORT, you can send audio from the mixer

to the computer for recording. Set this switch to "SUB1/2" to record the audio sent out of SUBGROUPS OUT 1

and 2. Set it to "MAIN MIX" to send the main mix to the computer.

14.

USB PLAYBACK – When a computer is connected to the mixer's USB PORT, you can send audio from the

computer to the mixer. Set this switch to "CH11/12" to send it to Channels 11/12. (Make sure the INPUT

SELECTOR for Channel 11/12 is set to "USB.") Set the switch to "MAIN MIX" to send it directly to the main

mix.

15.

AUX SEND – Use 1/4" TRS cables to connect these outputs to the inputs of an external amplifier or active

monitor. You can adjust these levels with the AUX SENDS VOLUME knobs to create a custom monitor mix for

onstage musicians.

16.

AUX RTN (RETURN) – Connect the outputs of an external device to these inputs with 1/4" mono cables. This

is usually used for outboard effects devices but can also be used like an extra input channel for synthesizers,

drum machines, etc. If your source is mono, plug it into the left jack and it will be heard on both the left and

right sides.

17.

DIRECT OUT – Use standard 1/4" TS cables to connect any of these outputs to an external device for

recording, monitoring, etc. each individual channel.

18.

SUBGROUPS OUT – Use standard 1/4" TS cables to connect any of these outputs to an external device for

recording, monitoring, etc. each individual subgroup.

19.

SUBGROUPS INSERT – Use standard 1/4" TRS cables to connect these jacks to external processors such as

compressors, limiters, external EQ units, etc. The audio sent out of these jacks will be the subgroup stereo

signal. The audio is returned to these jacks before the subgroups faders.