Phonic MICRO VI Bedienungsanleitung

MICRO VI USER’S MANUAL PHONIC CORPORATEPage 2

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS!

WARNING - TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK,

DO NOT EXPOSE THIS UNIT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

Do not allow water or liquids to be spilled into this unit. If the unit has been exposed

to rain or liquids, please unplug the power cord immediately from the outlet (with

DRY HANDS) and get a qualified service technician to check it. Keep this unit away

from heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, etc.

This unit contains no user-serviceable parts. Refer all service needs

to a qualified service engineer through a Phonic dealer.

CAUTION:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COV-

ERS (OR BACK). NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS ARE INSIDE. REFER

ALL SERVICING TO A QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

Keep this unit clean by using a soft dry brush and occasionally wiping it with a damp

cloth. Do not use any other solvents, which may damage the paint or plastic parts.

Regular care and inspection will be rewarded by a long product life and maximum

reliability.

This unit was carefully packed at the manufacturing site and the packing box was

designed to protect the unit from rough handling. We recommend that you carefully

examine the packaging and its contents for any signs of physical damage which

may have occurred during transportation.

If the unit is damaged: Notify your dealer and the shipping company immedi-

ately. Claims for damage or replacement may not be granted if not reported

properly or in a timely manner.

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INTRODUCTION...........................................4

FEATURES...............................................4

GETTING START............................................4

FRONT PANEL..............................................5

BACK PANEL................................................6

RACK MOUNTING ..........................................7

SPECIFICATION .........................................8

CONTENTS

Phonic reserves the right to improve or alter any information supplied within this

document without prior notice. V1.2 Nov.12, 2002

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INTRODUCTION / FEATURES / GETTING START

INTRODUCTION

Congratulations on your purchase of the

MICRO VI effect processor. MICRO VI

is a high quality and user-friendly ste-

reo digital effect processor. To take full

advantage of the MICRO VI

’

s func-

tions, and enjoy a long and trouble-free

operation, please read this user

’

s manual

carefully and keep it for future refer-

ence.

FEATURES

1. Check the AC voltage before con-

necting the AC plug. This product is

equipped with cord clinch, which en-

ables securing the power cable to

this unit. This is a safety feature and

should not be defeated.

2. Run audio cables separately from

dimmer wiring, using balanced lines

wherever possible. If necessary,

cross audio and lighting cables at 90-

degree right angles to minimize the

possibility of interference. Keep un-

balanced cabling as short as possible.

3. Before plugging in the main power,

keep the output level control knob all

the way left to prevent damage of

excessive noise caused by bad level

adjustment, wrong wiring, defective

cables, or bad connection.

4. Never use solvents on this unit; clean

it only with a soft, dry cloth.

GETTING START

16 digital effects

Programs include reverb, delay,

echo, flange and effect combina-

tions

24

bit digital signal processing

plus 20 bit AD/DA conversions

True stereo reverb

Compact 1/3 rack unit, can be

easily rack-mounted with RT-3

(optional) rack tray

 Foot SW jack allows user to mute

the effect via a footswitch

Bi-color peak LEDs for easy set-

ting of input level

Two 10VAC power jacks(In &

Through)

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FRONT PANEL

1. SIGNAL/PEAK (L/R) INDICATOR

There is one bi-color LED for left and

right channel respectively. In most

cases, they light up green as signal

LEDs, and turn red when receiving a

peak level signal. In general, a few

red flashes every now and then will

not be a problem. If one of the LEDs

flash red very often or remains on,

the input level should be reduced.

2. INPUT LEVEL CONTROL

The input control knob sets the level

going into MICRO VI. The level should

be set so that Peak indicators flash

red only occasionally.

3. MIX (DRY / WET) CONTROL

This control sets the balance between

the unaffected signal coming through

the inputs and the effect-processed

signal being generated by MICRO

VI(i.e.: the balance of wet

and

dry/

ffect

processed and

ith no ef-

fect). By keeping it somewhere in the

center, a blend of dry and wet signal

can therefore be produced.

4. PROGRAM

The list on the left shows you the 16

effect programs available on MICRO

VI. Use the detented control knob to

select one of the 16 effects for the

main output.

5. OUTPUT CONTROL

This rotary control knob sets the sig-

nal level going to the amplifier or

mixer from the output of MICRO VI.

6. POWER INDICATOR

This red LED will illuminate when

adapter is plugged in.

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BACK PANEL

7. CORD CINCH

After connect the power cord to the

AC input, use a screwdriver to

unscrew it and place the power cord

inside of the cinch to safely secure

the power cable.

8. POWER SUPPLY INPUT SOCKET

Connect the power cable in the IN

socket. You may use another power

cable to connect one MICRO VI to

another by connecting the THRU to

IN.

9. FOOTSWITCH

A 1/4

”

mono phone jack for connect-

ing a momentary foot switch; users

can easily activate/cancel the effect

program via the foot switch.

10. OUTPUT (LEFT & RIGHT)

They are two 1/4

”

mono jacks for

connection such as effects returns

on a mixing console.

11. INPUT (LEFT/MONO & RIGHT)

A pair of 1/4

”

mono jacks for user

to connect to sources such as

effects sends of a mixing console.

For mono applications, use only the

“

L(MONO)

”

input.

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RACK MOUNTING

All of the MICRO series can be easily

rack mounted. Use a 19

”

wide, 1 rack

unit high RT-3 rack tray (optional) to

mount one to three MICRO series unto

the rack.

Fix the MICRO with the hook under the

unit, and fix it with two screws (optional)

unto the back panel.

After fixing your MICRO series(s),

mount this rack tray onto the rack.

MOUNTING YOUR MICRO SERIES ONTO THE RACK:

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SPECIFICATIONS

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