User manual ROLLS RM203X

[. . . ] The RM203x is a line-level mixer featuring a single mic input and nine channels of stereo inputs. It has a Tape input and output, and a mono auxiliary send and stereo return. Each channel has a signal level control, a right/left balance control, an auxiliary level control, and a clip LED. INSPECTION/WARRANTY 1. [. . . ] Aux Send: 1/4" unbalanced jack, for connection to a signal processor input such as a multi-effects processor. This output may also be used as a monitor send for connection to an amplifier and speakers for monitoring. Record Out: Stereo RCA jacks for connection to a stereo input device such as a cassette player or DAT player, for recording program material. Level is controlled by individual channel volumes. Record Inputs: Stereo RCA jacks for connection to a source such as a cassette player or CD player. Channel Inputs Note: Channels Two through Ten are identical. Right / Left: 1/4" TS unbalanced jacks for connection to the right and left outputs of a stereo instrument, or if nothing is plugged into the Left input, the signal connected to the Right input feeds both sides. Channel One Input: Balanced XLR jack for connection to a condenser or dynamic microphone. Phantom Power: Jumper connector for applying +12V phantom power to the Mic 1 XLR jack. Mic Trim: Adjusts the initial gain of the Mic preamp circuitry. PHANTOM POWER The RM203x Phantom Power is applied to the XLR input when the jumper connects the left two pins as you face the rear of the unit. Shown is an example of phantom pwr the Phantom Power connected. ON OFF DESCRIPTION FRONT PANEL Channel One Pan: Adjusts the relative level of the microphone signal to the Right and Left Outputs. Aux: Adjusts the level of signal sent to the Auxiliary Output. Mic Level: Adjusts the signal level of the microphone preamp circuitry. Clip: When lit, indicates clipping of excessive level into the channel. Note: Channels Two through Ten are identical. [. . . ] Connect a microphone to Channel One, and connect the outputs of each instrument or module via a 1/4" cable to channels two through ten as shown in Example 1 (See back page). Connect the outputs to an amplifier, snake, or mixer. AUXILIARY SEND/STEREO RETURN CONNECTION EXAMPLE Connect 1/4" unbalanced cables to the Aux Send to the Input of the signal processor, and connect each signal processor output to its corresponding Aux Return jack as shown in Example 2 (See back page). [. . . ]