User manual VESTAX PMC-007

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[. . . ] Accessories-Do not place this product on an unstable cart, stand, tripod, or table. The product may fall, causing serious injury to a child or adult, and serious damage to the appliance. stand, tripod, bracket, or table recommended by the manufacturer, or sold with product. Any mounting of the appliance should follow the manufacturer's instructions, and sholud use a mounting accessory recommended by the manufacturer. [. . . ] In addition to high-grade third generation PCV faders (CF & IF) the PMC-007 also incorporates Vestax's latest fader exchange system. These faders can be replaced in under 30 seconds, freeing up time on the fly and making service a breeze. Think of the future applications for a fader system that can be replaced at whim in under 30 seconds!1/4 headphone and mini jack options. FUNCTIONS TOP PANEL q MIC LEVEL This switch is used to adjust the signal level of the Main MIC input. !4 BOOTH LEVEL This knob is used to adjust the level of output through the Booth section. w MIC EQ The2-Band MIC EQ feature is used to adjust the equalization level of the High & Low frequencies on the MIC input signal. These levels can be adjusted to/by +/-12dB. !5 MONITOR SELECT SWITCH This switch is used to select which type of monitor signal, either CUE or MASTER, is heard in headphones connected to this mixer. When set to CUE, both signals (including the EQ settings on each) will be heard. Using the CF Monitor Fader @9 will alter what is heard in the headphones. e EFFECT SEND LEVEL This knob is used to adjust the signal level from an external effects device connected to the AUX send input !6 RECEIVE CUE SWITCH This switch has three settings, which in turn control how jack on the rear panel of this mixer. When set to r GAIN BLEND, users will hear both the effect receive signal and The GAIN controls (on both PGM 1 & 2) are used to adjust either the Cue or Master output (see 15 for more). For optimal acoustic quality first set the set to OFF, no effect receive signal will be heard. When level of the input fader @3 to a position of 7 or 8, then, make set to SOLO, only the effect receive signal will be heard. any necessary adjustments to the GAIN control so that a sufficient signal is fed through the channel (PGM) without !7 POWER INDICATOR This LED will be illuminated when powered. distorting. t HI ISOLATOR This knob is used to adjust the HI frequency signal level relevant to each PGM. !8 EFFECT SEND ON/OFF SWITCH When on this feature will send the PGM signal (1 & or 2) to the effects send jack found on the rear panel. y MID ISOLATOR This knob is used to adjust the MID frequency signal level relevant to each PGM. !9 EFFECT RECEIVE LEVEL This fader when moved from DRY to WET is used to adjust the signal level received from any external effects device connected to the Effect Receive input located on the rear panel of this unit. u LOW ISOLATOR This knob is used to adjust the LOW frequency signal level relevant to each PGM. CAUTION i SCRATCH EQ This button is used to activate the scratch EQ feature (new) on this mixer. The scratch EQ feature essentially disregards the manual isolator EQ setting and passes all signal feeds through a Mid Boost and Hi Boost EQ and Low Cut circuit (per PGM), which is designed to generate the best scratch EQ setting possible. o SCRATCH EQ INDICATOR This LED will be illuminated when the Scratch EQ feature i is on. @0 PHONO/LINE SELECTOR This switch is used to determine which input source is sent to the PGM. Once an input is connected to the correct PGM jack users are able to switch back and forward between either phono or line signals, effectively creating a type of transformer scratch. !0 PGM BALANCE This fader is used to adjust the stereo balance on each PGM. The PGM Balance can also be used to adjust an unbalanced stereo image. From the center position a @1 REHEARSAL MUTE SWITCH When activated this switch restricts the signal path of the movement to the right will increase the volume of the PGM to only the headphone monitor, allowing you to signal R over L and vice versa. practice a mix or scratch using the master CF but without !1 CF REVERSE SWITCH the sound being outputted. Moreover, any adjustment to This switch is used to reverse the direction of the cross the monitor CF will have no effect to the headphone signal fader (CF) such that if reversed position 1 becomes position whilst the Freeze feature is active. When reverse mode is activated the CF 2 Freeze switches will result in all output being muted. When PGM 1 Freeze is on, the LED indicator above the button !2 MASTER LEVEL will illuminate and all signals from PGM will be routed only to This knob is used to adjust the signal levels from the Line the headphone section and thus not outputted. [. . . ] e Caution should be exercised when opening the top u Replace the screws as removed in point 4. Check to panel so as to avoid any unnecessary damage to the make sure that you have correctly and securely panel unit or release system. r Both input switches are fixed to the sub panel with i Lower the Battle Panel as illustrated taking care to two screws, remove these screws (putting them aside realign the fader slots and fader forks properly. This once removed) and pull the input switch unit gently panel will not close if realigned incorrectly. [. . . ]

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