1.) MONO MIC/LINE CHANNEL - These are channel 1~4. You can connect balanced, low impedance microphones or a low level signal to the XLR socket

2.) INPUT LEVEL SETTING  - This control is provided with 2 different indication rings: one is for the MIC input and the other for the LINE input.

3.) LOW CUT SWITCH  - By pressing this button you will activate a 75Hz low frequency filter with a slope of 18dB per octave.

4.) TEREO INPUT (CH5~CH8)  - They are organized in stereo pair and provided with 1/4“ TRS sockets. Use the left input to connect a mono input signal to the STEREO INPUT-this way the signal will appear on both left & right sides

5.) 3-BAND-EQUALIZER

• HI  - This is the treble control. You can use it to get rid of high frequency noises or to boost the sound of cymbals or the high harmonics of the human voice. The gain range goes from -15dB to +15dB with a center frequency of 12kHz.
• MID  - This is the midrange control. It can affect most fundamental frequencies of all musical instruments and human voice. An attentive use of this control will give you a very wide panorama of sound effects. The gain range goes from -12dB to +12dB and the center frequency is 2.5kHz.
• LOW  - This is the bass control. It is used to boost male voice, kickdrum or bass guitar. The gain range goes from -15dB to +15dB and the center frequency is 80Hz

6.)  AUX-CONTROL - These two controls are used to adjust the level of signal sent to AUX bus 1&2,  and this adjustment doesn‘t affect the main mix output signal at all.

7.) PAN  - This is the PANORAMA control, or balance control. You can adjust the stereo image of the signal via this control

8.) PEAK-LED - Inside your 8-Channel Mixing Console the audio signal is monitored in several  different stages and then sent to the PEAK LED.

9.) LEVEL  - This fader will adjust the overall level of this channel and set the amount of signal sent to the main output.

10.) MAIN MIX LEVEL  - This fader is used to set the amount of signal sent to the MAIN MIX OUTPUT and TAPE OUT.

11.) PHONES/CONTROL ROOM - This fader sets the amount of signal sent to the CONTROL ROOM OUTPUT and PHONES.

12.) 2-TRACK SIGNAL PATH -  If you push down the 2TK TO CONTROL ROOM button, the 2 TRACK IN signal will be routed into the CONTROL ROOM OUTPUT and the level will be adjusted by the PHONES/CONTROL ROOM knob

13.) OUTPUT LEVEL LED DISPLAY -This stereo 12 segments LED meter will indicate the level of overall output signal

14.) AUX RETURN CONTROL - This switch routes the signal that is present at the AUX RETURN 2 jacks to AUX 1 output so that the effect can be heard in the monitor mix.

15.)  EFX TO AUX  - These two controls adjust the level of the signal present at the AUX RETURNS 1&2 jacks. The signal is summed, or mixed into the main L/R mix bus.

16.)  PHANTOM-LED  - This LED indicates when the Phantom Power is switched on.

17.)  PWR-LED (POWER) - This LED indicates when the Power is on in your mixer.

18.)  BIT DIGITAL EFFECTS - Displays the selected preset.

19.)  PRESETS SELECTOR - Adjust this knob to select the right effect you wish to perform. There is a total of 100 presets available: Echo, Vocal, Plate and versatile two-effect combination. When you found the right preset, please push this knob to confirm this selection.

20 PEAK/MUTE-LED - This LED lights up when the input signal is too strong. In case of the digital effect module being muted, this LED also lights up.

21 DFX MUTE-TASTE - This switch is used to activate/deactivate the effect facility. Sometimes, you can also use the DFX FOOT SWITCH for convenient operation.

22 STEREO AUX RETURNS - Use these stereo 1/4“ sockets to return the sound of an effect unit to the main mix. You can also use them as extra auxiliary inputs, but they are primarily used to connect the output of external effect processors. Note: The AUX RETURN2 (DFX) is connected with the output of the internal digital effects, but, this signal flow will be broken, if you have any external signal inserted from these 2 sockets of AUX RETURN2.

23.) AUX SENDS - These 1/4“ sockets are used to send out the signal from the AUX bus to external devices such as effects and sound processors, they also can be used as monitoring outputs by connecting a power amplifier and monitor speaker.

24.) FOOT SW - This socket is used to connect external footswitch for a convenient operation, it has the same function as the DFX MUTE button.

25.)  PHONES - This socket will be used to send out the mix signal to a pair of headphones.

26.) TAPE IN - Use the Tape input if you wish to listen to your mixer from a Tape Recorder or DAT. You can assign the signal coming from the Tape Recorder(or DAT) either to CONTROL ROOM OUTPUT or to the MAIN MIX OUTPUT by using the 2TK TO select button.

27.)  TAPE OUT - These 1/4“ RCA sockets will route the main mix into a Tape Recorder

Rear Panel Features:

28.) POWER ON/OFF SWITCH - This switch is used to turn the Main Power ON and OFF.

29.) AC INPUT CONNECTOR  - This connector is used to connect the supplied AC adapter.

30.) PHANTOM ON/OFF SWITCH  - This switch will apply +48 Volt Phantom Power only to the 6 XLR inputs sockets. When these XLR sockets are  connected with devices that do not require Phantom Power, please make sure the Phantom Power is turned  off, otherwise, this may damage the device and mixer.

31.) MAIN MIX OUTPUT  - The stereo output is supplied both XLR and 1/4“ TRS sockets, which are used to send the audio signal to an  amplifier. Through the main mix level control, you can adjust the output level from - to +15dB.

32.) CONTROL ROOM OUTPUT  - These 1/4“ phone sockets will be used to send the signal to studio monitor speakers or to a second set of  PA.

33.)  INSERT  - Insert sockets are provided for each mono MIC channel. It can allow you patch external signal processing  devices into signal path via a TRS connector, the signal will be taken out after the input gain control (TRIM),  and sent to an external processor such as a compressor-limiter, then returned into the same channel  immediately before the EQ section