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Operating panel

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Component names and functions > Operating panel Operating panel The following explains the names and functions of each component on the operating panel. a b c d ef g h ij k a Mic gain switch Sets the base level of the mic input (in three stages). b Phantom [48V] button/LED Switches the phantom power on/off. Hold down the button to toggle between on and off. When the button is on, DC +48 V phantom power is supplied to your mic connected to the [MIC IN] jack on the rear panel with an XLR plug, and the LED lights up. Turn this on when you are using a condenser mic that supports phantom power. Precautions regarding phantom power ( Follow the important precautions below, in order to prevent noise and possible damage to this unit or to any external devices. ( Turn phantom power off when you don't need it. ( Leave this off when you connect a device that does not support phantom power to the [MIC IN] jack on the rear panel. ( Do not connect/disconnect a cable to or from the [MIC IN] jack on the rear panel while this switch is on. ( Before turning this on/off, turn the g mic mute [m] button on. 10

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Operating panel
The following explains the names and functions of each component on the operating panel.
a
g
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k
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b
c
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a
Mic gain switch
Sets the base level of the mic input (in three stages).
b
Phantom [48V] button/LED
Switches the phantom power on/off. Hold down the button to toggle between on and off. When the button is on, DC
+48 V phantom power is supplied to your mic connected to the [MIC IN] jack on the rear panel with an XLR plug, and
the LED lights up. Turn this on when you are using a condenser mic that supports phantom power.
Precautions regarding phantom power
(
Follow the important precautions below, in order to prevent noise and possible damage to this unit or to any external devices.
(
Turn phantom power off when you don’t need it.
(
Leave this off when you connect a device that does not support phantom power to the [MIC IN] jack on the rear panel.
(
Do not connect/disconnect a cable to or from the [MIC IN] jack on the rear panel while this switch is on.
(
Before turning this on/off, turn the
g
mic mute [
m
] button on.
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Component names and functions > Operating panel