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2 LCF (Low Cut Filter) switch
Selects the frequency of the low cut
filter of each channel.
OFF: Select this position to deactivate
the LCF switch.
A, B: A cut-off frequency between 50
and 400 Hz at 48-kHz sampling
frequency and between 70 and 400
Hz at 96-kHz sampling frequency
can be assigned to each position.
The filter is 12 dB per octave.
The SETUP menu allows you to set
the cut-off frequency.
For detailed information, see “4. LCF
Sub-Menu” on page 28.
3 Input level control
Adjusts the input level of each
channel. The adjustable range is
between –∞ (at the fully
counterclockwise position) and
+10 dB (at the fully clockwise
position).
The function of this control depends
on the setting of the 5 LINK/M-S
switch.
For detailed information, see “5
LINK/M-S switch” on this page.
4 Input gain control
Adjusts the gain of the input head
amplifier of each channel.
The adjustable range depends on the
setting the input select switch located
on the left side of the unit.
When the input select switch is set
to LINE: The adjustable range is
enclosed in a square. The range is
between +10 dB (at the fully
counterclockwise position) and
–30 dB (at the fully clockwise
position).
When the input select switch is set
to MIC or MIC+48 V: The range
is between –30 dB (at the fully
counterclockwise position) and
–70 dB (at the fully clockwise
position).
5 LINK/M-S switch
By setting this switch to the
LINK/ M-S position, channels 1 and 2
and channels 3 and 4 can be set to
either LINK mode or M-S mode.
The SETUP menu allows you to select
either LINK or M-S mode.
For detailed information, see “5. CH
LINK/M-S Sub-Menu” on page 29.
When the switch is set to
LINK/M-S:
When LINK is selected on the 5.
CH LINK/M-S sub-menu; The
unit is in link mode. Channels 1
and 2 and channels 3 and 4 are
linked and act as a stereo pair.
Channels 1 and 3 are Left and
channels 2 and 4 are Right. The
input level control of channel 1
adjusts the input level of channels
1 and 2, and the input level control
of channel 3 adjusts the input
level of channels 3 and 4. In this
case, the PAN control becomes a
Left/Right balance control. At the
center position, an impression of
stereo sound can be obtained.
The LCF switches of channels 1
and 3 are activated. The LCF
switch of channel 1 acts as the
LCF switch of channel 2, as well.
Also, the LCF switch of channel 3
acts as the LCF switch of channel
4 at the same time.