Roland ADA-7000 Owner's Manual download pdf (Page 7)

Front and Rear Panels

Front Panel

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In some cases, it may be possible to make settings on the device connected via

R-BUS to disable front panel operations.

1 PHANTOM Buttons 1–8

When connecting the XLR input jack to a device that requires phantom power, turn this

on. When phantom power is being supplied, the PHANTOM indicator will light.

Supplying phantom power to a dynamic mic or an audio playback device

will cause malfunctions. Carefully read the owner’s manual of the device you

are using, and leave this turned off except when connecting a device that

requires phantom power (such as a condenser mic).

When phantom power is turned on/off, high-volume noise may be output,

which can damage your amp or speaker system. Be sure to turn down the

volume of audio equipment before you turn the phantom power on/off.

Turn phantom power off if nothing is connected to the XLR input jacks. Also,

to minimize noise, we recommend that you make the PAD indicator light and

turn the INPUT knobs that adjust the input sensitivity all the way to the

“+4dBu” position.

2 PAD Buttons 1–8

Switch the input sensitivity (adjustment range of the INPUT knob) for INPUT1–8.

When the PAD indicator is lit: +4 dBu– -44 dBu

When the PAD indicator is dark: -16 dBu– -64 dBu

3 PEAK Indicators 1–8

This will light when the input level of INPUT1–8 is excessive.

The PEAK indicator will light at the level at which the waveform clips (distorts). The

ideal level is when the sensitivity is raised as far as possible without causing the PEAK

indicator to light. If you wish to make more precise adjustments, watch the level meter

of the device connected via the R-BUS connector as you make adjustments.

4INPUT Sensitivity Knobs 1–8

Adjust the input sensitivity for INPUTs 1–8.

If you rotate the knobs, or push the PAD buttons while the MANUAL indicator is

lighted, the value currently indicated by the knob will be put in effect. Previous values

will remain in effect for knobs left untouched.

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