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Fig 1.3: Rear panel control elements and connectors of the DSP110, MIC GAIN, POWER SUPPLY CONNECTOR

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SHARK DSP110 Fig 1.3: Rear panel control elements and connectors of the DSP110 14 This is the SHARK’s balanced XLR output. 15 This is the SHARK’s balanced XLR input. 16 The MIC GAIN control adjust the input signal gain, when the INPUT LEVEL switch has been pressed (position: MIC). To adjust microphone levels you can use the CLIP LEVEL indicator, by setting the CLIP LEVEL control to midtravel position. Please make sure that the CLIP LED will not light up. 17 Use the POWER SUPPLY CONNECTOR to hook up the SHARK’s external power supply. 18 This is the SHARK’s balanced JACK output, which carries the same signal as the XLR output. 19 The OUTPUT LEVEL switch controls the reference level provided by the outputs of the DSP110. Possible values are: +4 dBu or microphone level. 10 1. INTRODUCTION

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SHARK DSP110
Fig 1.3: Rear panel control elements and connectors of the DSP110
14
This is the SHARK²s balanced
XLR
output.
15
This is the SHARK²s balanced
XLR
input.
16
The
MIC GAIN
control adjust the input signal gain, when the INPUT LEVEL
switch
has been pressed (position: MIC). To adjust microphone levels you
can use the CLIP LEVEL indicator, by setting the CLIP LEVEL control to mid-
travel position. Please make sure that the CLIP LED will not light up.
17
Use the
POWER SUPPLY CONNECTOR
to hook up the SHARK²s external
power supply.
18
This is the SHARK²s balanced
JACK
output, which carries the same signal as
the XLR output.
19
The
OUTPUT LEVEL
switch controls the reference level provided by the outputs
of the DSP110. Possible values are: +4 dBu or microphone level.
1. INTRODUCTION