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Top and Rear Panels
Rear Panel
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1. POWER Switch
This switch turns the VS-1824’s power on and off. See Chapter
2.
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2. AC IN (AC Inlet)
Connect the included power cable here.
3. Cooling Fan Exhaust
The VS-1824 is equipped with a cooling fan, which prevents
overheating of the VS-1824's electronics. Heat from inside is
expelled here.
overheating of the VS-1824's electronics. Heat from inside is
expelled here.
Do not place any object in a position where it would block
the cooling fan's exhaust or hinder the movement of air. This
will defeat the normal cooling action of the fan.
the cooling fan's exhaust or hinder the movement of air. This
will defeat the normal cooling action of the fan.
4. SCSI Connector
This is a DB-25 type SCSI connector for connecting SCSI
devices, such as an external hard disk, removable media, or a
CD-R.
devices, such as an external hard disk, removable media, or a
CD-R.
5. MIDI Connectors (IN, OUT/THRU)
Connect external MIDI devices (MIDI sequencers, MIDI
controllers, etc.) here.
controllers, etc.) here.
IN:
This connector receives MIDI messages. Connect it to the
MIDI OUT connector of an external MIDI device.
OUT/THRU:
This connector can be used either as a MIDI
OUT or as a MIDI THRU jack. With the factory settings, it
will function as a MIDI OUT connector, which means it is set
to transmit MIDI messages generated by the VS-1824.
will function as a MIDI OUT connector, which means it is set
to transmit MIDI messages generated by the VS-1824.
6. PHONES Jack
Connect your headphones (not supplied) here. The PHONES
jack outputs the same signal as the MONITOR jack, and is
affected by the monitor level and both the MONITOR level
and the PHONES level knobs.
jack outputs the same signal as the MONITOR jack, and is
affected by the monitor level and both the MONITOR level
and the PHONES level knobs.
7. MONITOR Jacks (L, R)
RCA-phono-type analog audio output jacks. With the factory
settings, all signals output from the MASTER OUT jacks also
output from the MONITOR jacks. This is determined by the
block settings of the mixer’s master section and the settings
of each channel.
settings, all signals output from the MASTER OUT jacks also
output from the MONITOR jacks. This is determined by the
block settings of the mixer’s master section and the settings
of each channel.
8. AUX B Jacks (L, R)
9. AUX A Jacks (L, R)
9. AUX A Jacks (L, R)
RCA-phono-type analog audio output jacks. With the factory
settings, there is no output from either the AUX A or the
AUX B jacks. The output is determined by the block settings
of the mixer’s master section and the settings of each channel.
settings, there is no output from either the AUX A or the
AUX B jacks. The output is determined by the block settings
of the mixer’s master section and the settings of each channel.
10. MASTER OUT Jacks (L, R)
RCA-phono-type analog audio output jacks. With the factory
settings, all signals are output from the MASTER OUT jacks.
The output is determined by the block settings of the mixer’s
master section and the settings of each channel.
settings, all signals are output from the MASTER OUT jacks.
The output is determined by the block settings of the mixer’s
master section and the settings of each channel.
11. FOOT SWITCH Jack
An optional foot switch (such as the DP-2 or the BOSS FS-5U)
can be connected here when you want to control recorder
operations, mark point settings, and punch in/out
operations, etc. with a foot switch. With the factory settings, a
foot switch is set to start and stop the recorder.
can be connected here when you want to control recorder
operations, mark point settings, and punch in/out
operations, etc. with a foot switch. With the factory settings, a
foot switch is set to start and stop the recorder.
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