Stanton manual RM.416 Description Front Panel continuation

RM.416 Description (Front Panel) - continuation

12.Zone (Zone): This knob controls the level of the ZONE output located on the Rear Panel (5). The ZONE level is not affected by the MASTER VOLUME and MASTER BALANCE. The ZONE output is essentially a second Master output and can be used to drive a booth monitor, feed a recorder, or provide audio to a secondary set of PA speakers.

13.Subwoofer (VoluMe): This knob controls the level of the SUBWOOFER output located on the Rear Panel (3).

14.Frequency (FReQ): This knob adjusts the cut off frequency of the low pass filter from 40 Hz to 200 Hz. The low adjustment will affect the Subwoofer output.

15.Balance (Balance): Used to adjust the Left-Right balance of the Master output.

16.Power indicator (PoWeR): When the POWER SWITCH is in the ON position, the POWER INDICATOR lights red.

17.Power Switch: Turns the mixer ON or OFF.

18.Master Volume (MaSteR): Controls the Master output volume.

19.PFl/PgM level Meter: It allows you to monitor the STEREO Master output level or the Mono output level.

-In STEREO mode, the meter indicates the stereo level in the Left and Right Master channels.

-In SPLIT CUE (MONO) mode, Cue level is displayed on the Left meter and Master level is displayed on the Right meter.

20.Master Switch (MaSteR): Selects either MONO or STEREO for Master output. This is useful if you have a device attached that is only outputting one channel.

21.channel Fader: These faders are used to control the output signal of any source assigned to its particular channel.

22.input Selector Switch: Selects the input source assigned to each channel.

23.Signal indicator: These LEDs indicate the level of the audio input signal.

-A green light indicates that the RM.416 is receiving audio from a source device.

-A red light indicates that the audio input level is clipping (over 0 dB). Please turn down the related GAIN knob.

24.channel eQ: These rotary knobs control the frequency response of the selected inputs.

HI: Adjusts the High frequencies from -15 dB to +10 dB (at 13 kHz).

MID: Adjusts the Mid frequencies from -25 dB to +10 dB (at 1 kHz).

LOW: Adjusts the Low frequencies from -25 dB to +10 dB (at 70 Hz).

25.channel gain: Adjusts the level of the selected input from -∞ to 14 dB.

26.Microphone input (Mic): Connect a standard unbalanced 1/4 plug or XLR 3-pin balanced male plug.

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