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# [[Image:PS1LEDSignalOL.gif|right|Signal/OL LED]]On the PS1 Powerstand | # [[Image:PS1LEDSignalOL.gif|right|Signal/OL LED]]On the PS1 Powerstand | ||
#* Set the input trim so that you get steady green on the Signal/OL. (red flickers are okay). | #* Set the input trim so that you get steady green on the Signal/OL. (red flickers are okay). | ||
− | #* If you set the input trim to "0" zero, and you are getting solid red on the Signal/OL LED then use a [[Pad]] to attenuate the signal. If you reduce the output from the mixer, you will probably raise the amount of noise in the signal path. | + | #* If you set the input trim to "0" zero, and you are getting solid red on the Signal/OL LED then use a [[Pad]] to attenuate the signal. |
+ | #**If you don't use a [[Pad]], and | ||
+ | #** you reduce the output from the mixer, and | ||
+ | #** you raise the volume with the R1 Remote, then | ||
+ | #** you will probably raise the amount of noise in the signal path. | ||
#* Set the Channel 2 input trim to 0 | #* Set the Channel 2 input trim to 0 | ||
#* Set the Channel 3 input level to 0 | #* Set the Channel 3 input level to 0 | ||
#* Set the Channel 4 input level to 0 | #* Set the Channel 4 input level to 0 | ||
− | #* | + | #* [[Image:R1LED.gif|right|R1 Remote LED indicators]]At this point the R1 Remote Channel LED should be doing the same thing as the PS1 Powerstand Signal O/L LED. Solid green, occasional red flickers. |
# On the R1 Remote | # On the R1 Remote | ||
#* Bring up the Master Level to 12 o'clock (straight up) | #* Bring up the Master Level to 12 o'clock (straight up) |
Latest revision as of 10:58, 31 March 2010
This is a quick setup for connecting a mixer to a PS1 Powerstand for a Classic or L1™ Model I.
- On the Mixer
- Run prerecorded music into the Mixer. Set input trims (on the mixer) so that the signal is strong but not clipping.
- On the R1 Remote
- Set Master Level at "0". The L1™ System should be silent.
- On the R1 Remote
- Set Channel 1 Level at 12 o'clock (straight up)
- On the Mixer
- Set Output at its maximum without clipping
- On the PS1 Powerstand
- Set the input trim so that you get steady green on the Signal/OL. (red flickers are okay).
- If you set the input trim to "0" zero, and you are getting solid red on the Signal/OL LED then use a Pad to attenuate the signal.
- If you don't use a Pad, and
- you reduce the output from the mixer, and
- you raise the volume with the R1 Remote, then
- you will probably raise the amount of noise in the signal path.
- Set the Channel 2 input trim to 0
- Set the Channel 3 input level to 0
- Set the Channel 4 input level to 0
- At this point the R1 Remote Channel LED should be doing the same thing as the PS1 Powerstand Signal O/L LED. Solid green, occasional red flickers.
- On the R1 Remote
- Bring up the Master Level to 12 o'clock (straight up)
- If everything is working, you are probably hearing the System at very close to its volume limit.
Test: On the Mixer, set the master output all the way down:
- If you are hearing a low frequency hum, check for a ground loops.
- If you are hearing a buzz, check for sources of line noise.