Setting the mixer to amplifier system gain

i.Solo and Choir Compression controls set full clockwise. (Master Section)

j.Vocal enhance inactive (LED off)

k.Turn off the Feedback Ferret by pressing and holding the Feedback Ferret button until the Blue LED blinks twice. When you release the button, the LED should be off.

l.If any of the microphones used with the system will require +48V phantom power, turn it on at this time.

Setting the mixer to amplifier system gain

This adjustment is an important part of optimizing the performance of the S-24™. This adjustment will help minimize noise and distortion, and ensure that the automatic mixer, compressors and noise reduction expanders will have the proper signal levels to operate.

Ferret Off

Compression

Off

Off Level:

Off

a.Connect a CD player, tape machine or other music source to line input 23/24 (Left and Right)

b.Turn on the sound system by first powering up the mixer and associated equipment such as equalizers and crossovers then turn on the power amplifiers last.

c.Start playback of your music source.

d.Set the MAIN, MON 1 and MON 2 master Faders to 0

(full up).

e.Set the Channel 23/24 fader‚ Monitor 1 and Monitor 2 Send controls to 0.

f.Slowly increase the channel 23/24 input gain control until the 0 LED on the S-24 meters blinks.

g.Set the headphone/meter Source Select switch to Mon 1 and confirm that the meter peaks to 0.

h.Repeat (g) for Mon 2.

i.Now adjust the S-24 main-output trim until the

Mute Light

Off

Vocal

Enhancement

Off

Faders Down

sound in the room is as loud as you normally expect the system to be operated.

j.Repeat (I) for Monitor 1 and Monitor 2 outputs using the power amplifier input controls instead of the main trim control.

*The maximum sound level for the system is actually higher because of the headroom of the mixer. The contractor may choose to make this adjustment by setting the trim control to 0 attenuation (full clockwise) and then adjusting amplifier gains, but the trim control makes this job easy.