Stanton RM.416 Manuale Utente
troubleshooting
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troubleshooting
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Problem / Symptom
Possible cause / Solution
no Sound.
Is the power ON? Based on your connections, check that you
have properly set the INPUT SELECTOR SWITCH. Make sure that
the GAIN, CHANNEL FADER, and MASTER VOLUME are turned
up. Make sure the channels are properly assigned to the
crossfader.
have properly set the INPUT SELECTOR SWITCH. Make sure that
the GAIN, CHANNEL FADER, and MASTER VOLUME are turned
up. Make sure the channels are properly assigned to the
crossfader.
no Sound-headphones.
Check the CUE VOLUME, CUE MIX, and CUE button settings.
Mixer sounds noisy.
If a microphone is not being used, move the Mic switch to the
OFF position and turn all its related controls down.
OFF position and turn all its related controls down.
Microphone doesn’t work.
Is the Mic GAIN turned up? Does the microphone require
phantom power? This mixer does not provide microphone
phantom power.
phantom power? This mixer does not provide microphone
phantom power.
Sound is distorted-line input.
Turn down the channel GAIN. Check EQ settings.
Sound is distorted-Phono input.
Only plug turntables into this input, do not plug in CD players or
other line level sources. Turn down the channel GAIN and check
EQ settings.
other line level sources. Turn down the channel GAIN and check
EQ settings.
i hear hum.
Make sure you are using good shielded audio cables. Some less
expensive audio cables can be susceptible to hum and
interference. Keep your audio cables away from AC power cables
and AC transformers. Make sure the mixer is not mounted too
close to high power amplifiers or lighting equipment power
supplies or ballasts. Make sure your turntables are properly
grounded to the back of the mixer if they include a grounding
wire.
expensive audio cables can be susceptible to hum and
interference. Keep your audio cables away from AC power cables
and AC transformers. Make sure the mixer is not mounted too
close to high power amplifiers or lighting equipment power
supplies or ballasts. Make sure your turntables are properly
grounded to the back of the mixer if they include a grounding
wire.
i hear feedback.
If you are using a microphone, make sure that you are not too
close to the speakers or headphones. If you hear feedback on
the Phono Input, then the turntable may be mounted to close
to the speakers and/or subwoofer. Also, make sure the turntable
base is placed on a surface that does not vibrate or resonate
easily when the speakers are turned up loudly.
close to the speakers or headphones. If you hear feedback on
the Phono Input, then the turntable may be mounted to close
to the speakers and/or subwoofer. Also, make sure the turntable
base is placed on a surface that does not vibrate or resonate
easily when the speakers are turned up loudly.