User manual GEMINI PS-02

[. . . ] ATTACHMENTS: Do not use attachments not recommended by the product manuacturer as they may cause hazards. WATER AND MOISTURE: Do not use this product near water, for example, near a bathtub, wash bowl, kitchen sink, or laundry tub; in a wet basement; or near a swimming pool; and the like. ACCESSORIES: Do not place this product on an unstable cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table. The product may fall, causing serious injury to a child or adult, and serious damage to the product. [. . . ] HEAT: The product should be situated away from heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other products (including amplifiers) that produce heat. Congratulations on your purchase of a Gemini PS-02 professional 10" 3 channel stereo mixer. This state-of-the-art mixer features the latest technological advances and is backed by a three year warranty, excluding the cross fader. - The BALANCED MASTER OUTPUT (8) connects the mixer to your main amplifier using standard cables with 1/4" connectors. We recommend using balanced cables if the distance to your amp is 10 feet or more. - The ZONE (7) output jacks allow the connection of an additional amplifier with RCA cables. - The REC (6) output jacks can be used to connect the mixer to the record input of your recording unit, thus enabling you to record your mix with RCA cables. Headphones may be plugged into the front panel-mounted HEADPHONES (22) ¼" jack. Microphones may be plugged into the front panel-mounted MICROPHONE (21) ¼" jack. Using the PH/LN CONVERTERS (11, 15, 19), located just below each input, you may convert the PH to LN and vice versa. Plug the RCA's from your playable medium into each input to be connected to their respective CHANNELS (CH). The PH INPUTS (10, 14, 18) only accept turntables with a magnetic cartridge. The STEREO LN INPUTS (9, 10, 13, 14, 17, 18) only accept line level inputs such as a CD, DAT, Mini Disc, etc and require the proper switch settingand require the LN switch setting as indicated in the PH/LN CONVERTER SWITCHES (11, 15, 19). When using (a) turntable(s), you will need to ground the RCA cable(s) by screwing in the grounding fork(s) to the TRIPLE GROUNDING SCREWS (12 , 16, 20) located in the rear panel of the PS-02 mixer. Attach each PH ground lines to one of the TRIPLE GROUND THUMB SCREWS (12, 16, 20). - 10" 3 stereo channel mixer - 6 line, 3 convertible phono/line, RCA inputs - Master, record, & zone RCA outputs - ¼" balanced outputs - Triple ground screw for easy connectivity - Removable face plate for user replaceable Rail Glide cross fader - 3 band EQ kill switches with flash effect - 3 band rotary line EQ with cut feature & rotary gain channel control - Lighted push button cue section - Rotary zone & balance controls - Dual VU display with bright LED & mode switch - Master volume fader control - ¼" headphone output & Mic input - Cue section with rotary cue volume & CUE/PGM controls with Split/Cue/Mix switch - Mic section with rotary Mic volume, high & low EQ controls - Fader section with hamster/reverse, slope, & assign switches All instructions should be read before using this equipment. Do not expose this unit to direct sunlight or a heat source such as a radiator or stove. When moving this equipment it should be placed in its original carton and packaging. Once all of your connections have been made in the rear panel, turn on the mixer by pressing the POWER SWITCH (4). CH1: To bring this channel into program output (PGM), you must first decide which line will be in use. Use the LN SWITCH (23) to toggle from PH1/LN1 (18) to LN2 (17) on this channel. Once you've selected the proper line, slowly raise the CH1 SLIDE CONTROL (29) to a comfortable level. [. . . ] this MIC is controlled by the MIC VOLUME (55) , HIGH (53) , LOW (54) rotary controls. The rotary knob will click and a green LED will light up to indicate that the MIC (21) is in use. With the VU MODE SWITCH (49) you may monitor the output level of the CUE and PGM when the switch is UP. When this mode is engaged the CUE will be located on the left of the VU METER, while the PGM will be located on the RIGHT. [. . . ]