Roland BRIDGE CAST Dual-Bus Gaming Mixer User Manual

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Panel Descriptions (on BRIDGE CAST)

CONSOLE/MOBILE:

when connecting to a video game console, iPad or iPhone

This lets you transmit and receive the following audio signals.
You can also connect a computer with the “CONSOLE/MOBILE” setting.

Audio input

(source)

Audio output

USB

MIC (mic audio: not routed through a bus) or STREAM (STREAM MIX bus audio)
Set the audio to output via the USB port from “OUTPUT”

“

USB OUT MODE (MOBILE/CONSOLE)

(P.49)” in the

menu screen of the

BRIDGE CAST

app.

LINE OUT jack (stereo mini type)

Connect this jack to your monitor speakers or other audio equipment. This is a 3.5 mm stereo mini plug.
Set the audio to output from “OUTPUT”

“

LINE OUT MODE

(P.49)” in the menu screen of the

BRIDGE CAST

app.

AUX jack (4-pole stereo mini-phone 3.5 mm type)

Connect this to your tablet, smartphone or similar device. This jack is compatible with 4-pole (TRRS) mini-phone 3.5 mm

plugs.
When you use a 4-pole mini-phone plug cable, you can input the audio from your smartphone and output the mic audio

(mono mix) to your smartphone.
With a 3-pole mini-phone plug, only audio input is available.

MIC connector (XLR)

Connect your microphone here. When a condenser mic that requires phantom power is connected, the MIC connector can

supply phantom power (+48 V).
Phantom power on this unit: DC 48 V, 6 mA max.

You must set the type of mic to be used and the input gain (sensitivity) in order to input audio from the mic.

BRIDGE CAST app:

Getting Ready to Use a Mic

(P.28)

Operations on this unit:

Selecting the type of mic to use

(P.4),

Adjusting the input gain (sensitivity) for the mic

(P.4)

PHONES/HEADSET jack (4-pole stereo mini-phone 3.5 mm type)

Connect your headphones or headset here. The audio from the bus being used is output from this jack.
When using a headset, the audio from the headset mic is input.
Use a headset with a 3.5 mm CTIA-type mini plug (4-pole).

You must set the type of mic to be used and the input gain (sensitivity) in order to input audio from the mic.