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12. PEAK LED: This LED illuminates when the input
signal nears clipping. During normal operation, this
LED will flash on strong signal peaks. If the LED
remains illuminated, reduce the level of the signal
connected to the input jack (#20,21).
13. HIGH: Use this control to adjust the high frequency
level for the channel.
14. MID: Use this control to adjust the midrange fre-
quency level for the channel.
15. LOW: Use this control to adjust the low frequency
level for the channel.
16. MON: Use this control to adjust the amount of the
channel’s signal sent to the monitors.
17. EFFECT: Use this control to adjust the amount of
the internal DSP effect (or external effects, if used)
to be applied to the channel’s signal.
18. PAN: Use this control to adjust the left-to-right bal-
ance of the channel’s signal.
19. LEVEL: Use this control to adjust the channel’s out-
put signal level.
20. HIGH-Z LINE: Use these jacks to connect the out-
put signal from a stereo line level source (such as a
stereo instrument, rhythm machine, tape deck, etc.)
to the mixer by means of shielded cables terminat-
ed with male 1/4” plugs. Tip = “+,” ring = “–,” sleeve
= shield.
The LEFT
(MONO) jack serves as a mono input that
will feed a single input signal to both the left and
right channels. For stereo signals, use the LEFT
(MONO)
jack as the left channel input and the RIGHT
jack as the right channel input.
21. MIC: Use this jack to connect the output signal from
a low impedance microphone to the mixer by
means of a shielded cable terminated with a male
XLR plug. Pin 2 = “+,” pin 3 = “–,” pin 1 = shield.
The Stereo Input Channels:
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
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PM62S/PM82S/PM82T Powered Mixers