XP1000 Mixer Layout

frequency response, or tone contour, for the XP1000 sound system. If your appli- cation is mainly for music, press the switch down to select the MUSIC response curve. If your application is mainly for spoken word, leave the switch up to select the SPEECH response curve.

15.Pairing Indicator - Displays the Bluetooth status of the XP1000 system.

16.Pairing Button - Press this button to enable discoverable mode in order to pair with a Bluetooth audio device.

17.MONITOR level knob - The MONITOR level control is used to control the overall level sent to the MONITOR OUT.

18.Effects Program (PROG) selector - This control knob is used to select one of 16, 24-bit DSP effects programs.

19.Effects SEND knob - The SEND knob is used to adjust the total amount of effects added to any channel that has its EFFECTS switch (see #6) pressed down.

20.MASTER knob - The MASTER volume knob controls the overall output level. This knob determines the final output signal level. Signals from all ten channels are routed here just before being routed to the built-in power amplifiers and Left and Right speaker output jacks (see #11).

21.METER LED indicators - This six-segment bar meter shows the XP1000’s output level. For optimum signal-to-noise ratio, set the VOLUME control so that program material is usually at or around +3 to +6 VU, with occasional, but not steady excursions to the red “LIMITER” segment.

22.READY indicator - The indicator will illuminate when the power switch is turned on and the unit is ready to pass audio.

23.PHANTOM switch - The XP1000 features an onboard phantom power supply to oper- ate condenser microphones. When the switch is engaged, the LED will illuminate indicating that phantom power is now available on the microphone pre-amps. IMPORTANT NOTE: To avoid a loud pop, be sure to turn down the MASTER level control before plugging and unplugging the mic cables when the phantom power is active.

XP1000 • Portable PA System