Manual Samson MDR16 (page 7 of 32) (English)

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1 or AUX 2 bus by using the

AUX1/2 switch

which lights

when set to AUX2.

LOW FREQUENCY

(Stereo Channels)

- Controls the

low band of the Channel Equalizer, +/- 15 dB at 80Hz.

23 HIGH FREQUENCY (Stereo Channels)

- Controls the

high band of the Channel Equalizer, +/- 15 dB at 12KHz.

24 MIC LINE (combie)

– Combination

1/4-inch

XLR

Input

connector for the Line or Low-Noise Microphone Inputs

on the even number stereo channels.

25 MIC LINE

(combie)

–

Combination

1/4-inch

XLR

Input connector for the Line or Low-Noise Microphone

Inputs on the odd number stereo channels.

26 OUTPUTS 3 / 4

- Balanced outputs on 1/4-inch TRS con-

nectors that carry the signals from the 3 and 4 mix bus.

27 OUTPUTS 1 / 2

- Balanced outputs on 1/4-inch TRS con-

nectors that carry the signals from the 1 and 2 mix bus.

28 INSERT (Bus 1 / 2)

Send and return patch point on TRS

(TIP/RING/SLEEVE) jack for interfacing external effects

processors on the

1 & 2 mix bus.

29 AUX RET 1 (L/R Jacks)

– Balanced inputs on 1/4-inch

TRS connectors for connecting external line level signals

like those from external effects processors.

30 AUX 1

– Output connector for Auxiliary 1.

31 INSERT (Bus 3 / 4)

Send and return patch point on TRS

(TIP/RING/SLEEVE) jack for interfacing external effects

processors on the

3 & 4 mix bus.

32 AUX 2

– Output connector for Auxiliary 2.

33 MIX INSERT

– Send and return patch point on TRS (TIP/

RING/SLEEVE) jack for interfacing external effects proces-

sors on the main mix.

34 CONTROL ROOM

– Left and Right output connectors for

connecting a monitor system.

35 MIX LEFT

– Balanced output on 1/4-inch TRS connector

that carries the signals from the Left Main mix bus.

36 MIX RIGHT

– Balanced output on 1/4-inch TRS connec-

tor that carries the signals from the Right Main mix bus.

37 AUX RET 2 (L/R Jacks

)

– Balanced inputs on 1/4-inch

TRS connectors for connecting external line level signals

like those from external effects processors.

38 MONO OUT LEVEL

– Used to set the volume of the

MONO mix.

39 2 TK LEVEL

- Control used to adjust the volume of the

2-track input.

40 2 TRACK INPUTS

– Connect a DAT, Cassette, Mini Disk or

Hard Disk Recording system.

41 2 TRACK OUTPUTS

– Connect a DAT, Cassette, Mini Disk

or Hard Disk Recording system.

42 Graphic Equalizer

– Provides dual 9-Band equalization

assignable to either the main or Aux 1 mix.

Front Panel Layout

1 CLIP

– Red LED will illuminate, indicating when the GAIN

, EQ, or channel fader control has been adjusted too

high.

2 GAIN

– Used to set the input level of the mic pre and

line input.

3 HIGH FREQUENCY

- Controls the high band level of the

Channel Equalizer, +/- 15 dB.

4 MID CUT & BOOST

- Controls the level of mid-range ,+/-

15 dB at the frequency set by the Mid Frequency control.

5 MID FREQUENCY

- Used to set the center point of the

mid band of the Channel Equalizer from 100 Hz to 5KHz.

6 LOW FREQUENCY

- Controls the low band of the

Channel Equalizer, +/- 15 dB at 80Hz.

7 LOW CUT

– Bass roll-off switch at 80Hz used to eliminate

unwanted low end rumble and hum.

8 AUX 1

– Pre-fader auxiliary send that can be used with

an external effects processor, or to create a cue or moni-

tor mix.

9 AUX 1 PRE/POST

- This LED back-lit switch is used to

select the point in the audio path that the channel’s

signal is sent to the AUX 1 bus, either before or after the

input fader.

10 AUX 2/DSP

– Post-fader auxiliary send connected to the

internal 24 BIT DSP effect processor and can also be used

with an external effects processor.

11 PAN

– Controls the channel’s balance between left and

right in the stereo bus.

12 SOLO Switch (Mono Channels)

– Back-lit LED switch

used to assign the channel to the SOLO bus.

13 1/2 ASSIGN

– LED, back-lit switch used to assign the

channel to the1/2 output bus.

14 3/4 ASSIGN

– LED, back-lit switch used to assign the

channel to the 3/4 output bus.

15 FADER

– 60 mm audio taper fader provides smooth con-

trol over level changes.

16 MIC INPUT

– XLR input connector for the input chan-

nel’s Low-Noise Microphone pre-amp.

17 INSERT (mono input channels)

– Send and return

patch point on TRS (TIP/RING/SLEEVE) jack for interfac-

ing external effects processors.

18 LINE INPUT

– 1/4-inch TRS (TIP/RING/SLEEVE) input con-

nector for the input channel’s balanced Line level inputs.

19 PAN (stereo inputs)

– Controls the channel’s balance

between left and right in the stereo bus.

AUX (stereo channels)

– Depending on the position of

the AUX 1/2 switch, this control knob will send signal to

the Aux 1 or Aux 2 bus.

21 AUX 1/2 Switch (Stereo Channels)

- The auxiliary send

on the Dual/Mono channels can be set to either the AUX

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