NUMARK CM200
Instrukcja Obsługi

FRONT PANEL FEATURES 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. Power LED: Illuminates when the mixer is on. Mic ON/OFF: Toggles activation of the DJ Mic. Mic Gain: This knob adjusts the volume of the microphone input. Mic Bass: This knob adjusts the low-tone of the microphone. Mic Treble: This knob adjusts the hightone of the microphone. XLR/¼� Combo Microphone Input Jack: Connect your DJ mic at this location. Channel Gain: This rotary control adjusts the pre-fader input level. Channel Treble: This rotary control adjusts the high-tone level. Channel Middle: This rotary control adjusts the middle-tone level. Channel Bass: This rotary control adjusts the low-tone level. Input Selector: This toggles select what input source is routed to the channel from the rear panel connected units. Channel Fader: This slide fader is used to adjust the level sent to program mix. Cue Button: pressing this button sends post gain, post EQ, and pre channel fader level audio the PFL �Pre�fader level� section of the headphone cue. Headphone Volume: This rotary control adjusts the volume level of the headphone output. Headphone Mix: Program level and PFL (CUE) signal levels can be mixed by this slider. When all the way left, audio heard will be determined by Cue Button selections. When all the way right final only (PGM) program mix audio will be heard. Split/Blend Button: When in the down position, headphone audio will be split so mono PFL audio is in the left ear and mono PGM audio is in the right ear. When the button is up, stereo PFL and PGM audio will be mixed (blended). Headphone Jack: Your headphones can be connected to this ¼� terminal. The volume should always be set at its lowest setting while connecting and disconnecting headphones to prevent damage to headphones and/or your hearing. Replaceable Crossfader: This slide fader blends audio between the channels assigned to the left and right assign switches. Note: This fader is user replaceable if it should ever wear out. Simply remove the facepanel and then remove the screws holding it in position. Replace the fader with a quality authorized replacement from your local Numark retailer. Assign Knob: Rotary position determines which input channel will be heard when the crossfader is moved towards this knob. Volume levels of channels not selected will be determined only by the individual channel sliders. Fader Start: activates the crossfader to send play and cue digital pulse commands to your auto-start Numark CD player or other popular brand. For fader start, attach your mixer to a remote start CD player using industry standard 1/8�(3.5mm) cables. When you move the crossfader toward the active channel, the attached CD player will start. When it is moved away, that side will cue (similar to pressing the cue button) or stop depending upon brand of CD player. Master Slider: This control adjusts the main output volume using the PROGRAM audio as a source. Stereo/Mono toggle: adjusts the Master output for stereo or mono operation. Panning: adjusts the balance of right to left audio in all outputs (Master, Record, Zone). Meter Assign: determines whether PFL or post master level audio is sent to the stereo LED meter. Stereo Level Indicator: quickly and accurately tracks level of audio sent to it. When using as a master output meter, set the crossover, equalizer and power amp inputs to avoid distortion at each step in the audio chain. Proper attention to the peak meter results in the punchiest possible sound without audible distortion. When used to adjust the PFL levels, PFL cue signal is sent to the meter through the cue assign buttons. Accurately match channel levels with the Pre-fader gain and EQ controls before mixing them together. The idea is to properly match PFL inputs, not the input with the stereo output meter! Booth/Zone Fader: controls volume for a remote zone or booth monitors using PROGRAM audio as a source. Note: This could also be used to supply line level audio to a lighting controller or to lights that are sound activated.

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