User manual STANTON M.505

[. . . ] M. 505 5-CHANNEL CLUB MIXER S TA N TO N M A G N E T I C S , I N C . information@stantondj. com · +1 954. 689. 8833 www. stantondj. com INTRODUCTION Congratulations and thank-you for purchasing the latest addition to the growing Stanton family. Sporting a new attitude, and a fresh, modern look, the M. 505 is a 5-channel mixer loaded with features and innovations giving club and mobile DJs a complete, powerful, yet simple tool to mix, create, and perform their best. Thoughtfully designed and engineered to give you the most intuitive and instinctual experience possible, the M. 505 is packed with features in a logical layout with quality components, all at an affordable price. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE USE FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS PRINTED BELOW MAY VOID WARRANTY · Follow all security advice printed on your mixer · When removing the unit's AC plug from the power source, grasp and pull the plug, NEVER the cord itself! [. . . ] Headphone Outputs: Connect your headphones to either 1/8" or _" connector (or both for dual headphones). Effects Cue Return: Returns the signal from the sound processor to cue it before sending it to the master or crossfad22. Cue Level: Controls the level of the headphone output. 23. Cue Split: In the split position, the PFL signal is sent to the left ear, and the PGM (Master) signal is sent to the right ear. To hear both signals in this position, the cue pan must be set to the center position. Booth Level: Controls the level of the booth output. Cue Pan: Mixes between the selected channel (PFL) and the master output (PGM). DESCRIPTION OF FUNCTIONS 26. Master Output Pan: Pans the master output left to right. 27. Effects Master Return: Returns the wet signal from the outboard sound processor to the master output. Master Output Level: Controls the overall output level of the mixer. Level Meter Assign: Assigns the level meter to display the master output level (Master) or the pre-fader input level of 30. Level Meter: Displays the input or output levels of the mixer depending on the setting of the Level Meter Assign (29). Power Switch: Turns the mixer on and off. 32. Unbalanced Master Output: RCA connectors for the master output. Connect to an audio receiver or mixer equipped with RCA inputs. Booth output: RCA connectors for the booth output. This is just another output, although mostly used to monitor the audio in a DJ booth. 34. Record output: This output is used to record audio in order to set the master level without affecting the record level. ping or overloading the sound system. 35. Master Trim: Attenuates the overall output of the mixer. This is useful in club situations to restrict the audio from clip36. Ground posts: Connect to the ground post of turntable(s). [. . . ] Turn on the RTN on side B of the crossfader. Make sure no other channel is assigned to the crossfader while mixing the effects in and out. Make sure your SEND and RETURN levels are set properly. Once side B is reached, the wet signal is audible. FADER REPLACEMENT Replacing the Channel Faders To replace the channel faders simply remove the 4 screws from the fader plates. [. . . ]