PM35000 MONO INPUT MODUL


1. ASSIGN SWITCHES

2. PAN (switch and rotary control)

3. +48V phantom power switch

4. GAIN: This rotary knob provides 50dB of continuously variable adjustment for the input preamplifier gain. A setting of -70 (full clockwise rotation) provides maximum gain for low-level mic inputs, whereas a setting of -20 provides minimum gain for low-level line inputs or "hot" mics. These settings provide 30dB less overall gain when the 30dB pad [5] is engaged.

5. 30dB (pad switch)

6. PHASE SWITCH

7. EQUALIZER SECTION: The input channel equalizer is devided into four bands, each with sweepable filter frequencies. The high and low bands may be switched between peaking and shelving types, and the high-mid and low-mid are peaking. All bands have adjustable Q, providing fully parametric type equalization. The level (gain) is adjustable with 15dB of cut or boost in each band.

8. EQ SWITCH

9. INSERT: When this switch is engaged, any signal present at the channel's INSERT IN jack will replace the channel signal. The INSERT OUT jack is always "live" and is unaffected by this switch. The main use of this switch is to select or deselect any processing equipment connected to the INSERT jack.

10. HPF (switch and control): The HPF control sets the cutoff frequency of the filter from 20Hz(fully counter- clockwise) to 400Hz(fully-clockwise).

11. AUX SENDS 1 - 8 (AUX ON/OFF and Pre/Post switches, and level controls)

12. PEAK, NOMINAL and SIGNAL indicators

13. ON/EDIT switch and CHECK indicator: The ON/EDIT switch illuminates when active. When on, the channel's input is routed to the appropriate master group busses as determined by the Assign switches, the stereo buss (if selected) and any auxiliary busses.
The switch can also be used to edit the configuration of "scenes" prior to storing them into one of the 128 memories available.

14. VCA Group (1 - 8)

15. SOLO SAFE switch

16. Fader

17. CUE: The exact function of this switch on each input channel depends on the setting of the Master SOLO MODE switch.
If the console is set to SOLO mode, pressing this switch mutes all other input channels, and only those channels whose CUE switch is engaged will feed the console outputs("solo in place"). If the console is set to CUE mode (SOLO off), the console then has a triple-priority cue system, designed to give the engineer maximum control and speed when it is most important. Pressing any channel CUE switch causes the channel signal to replace any master or VCA cue signal in the MONITOR A outputs and MONITOR B (if MONI A is selected) outputs and the phone outputs.

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