FBT AMICO10USB - Manual (Page 19)

CONTROLS & FUNCTIONS UK
MASTER SECTION
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Phantom:
USB / Tape to Main:
USB Tape:
switch to turn the phantom power on/off in the MIC
microphone inputs. The greatest part of professional capacitor
microphones requires phantom power, i.e. DC low voltage supplied
to the XLR connector of the microphone. Dynamic microphones do
not require phantom power.
assigns the TAPE IN and USB (audio signal
from PC) input to MAIN.
adjusts the level of TAPE IN and USB inputs.
Pwr:
VU Meter:
Mon:
Sub:
Balance:
Main:
power ON LED.
shows the level of the output signal in decibels.
adjusts the general level of the signals of the monitor lines
arriving from the input channels to be sent to the sound system
stage monitors connected to the mixer on the MON jack output.
adjusts the level of the signal from the AMICO system internal
amplifier.
adjusts the left-right position of the sound relative to all
signals arriving from the system and sent to the MAIN L-R outputs.
headphones volume control.
adjusts the general sound level of all signals arriving from the
mono channels, the stereo channels, and the effects section,
sending them to the MAIN L-R jack output.
balanced stereo jack output for connection of stage monitors
or subwoofers.
sockets for RCA pin jacks: enabling to
connect audio recording equipment - HI-FI stereo type - to the
mixer. CD/TAPE IN: input sockets for the connection of the outputs
of any stereo source (recorder, CD player, etc.) in play mode.
CD/TAPE OUT: output sockets for the connection of stereos in
recording mode.
balanced stereo output jack sockets: these outputs carry
the signal mix controlled by the MAIN control.
REAR PANEL
Mon:
CD/Tape Out - Tape In:
Main L/R:
17
R
dB
Integrated Sound System
MAIN
Right
Pwr
10
5
8
R
dB
6
0dB
-5
-10
0
R
L
R
0
0 0
Main
0
L
Balance
-12
MASTER
10 USB
CD/ Tape Out
Left
-15 Mon
0 0 0
-15
dB
USB
Tape
USB/Tape
to Main
0
-15
0 0
-5
-40
dB
Sub
0 0 0 dB
Phantom
Tape In
L
Mon.
USB
LINE IN
LINE OUT
L
R
L
R
CONNECTION OF A STEREO RECORDER