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User Guide 9ProFire 610

Connecting Microphones and/or Instruments

ProFire610featurestwoXLR/TSComboinputjacks

on its front panel. Microphones or instrument-level

sources(electricguitars,basses,etc.)canbeconnectedtotheseinputsusingXLRor1/4”cables,respectively.

If you are using microphone(s) that require phantom power, activate the Phantom Power button

after the

microphone(s) have been connected.

NOTE: Phantom power is only applied to the XLR portion of the front panel combo

connectors and does not affect 1/4” instrument inputs in any way. Instruments

can be connected to the combo inputs regardless of the status of the phantom

power switch.

Connecting Line-Level Inputs

ProFire 610 can simultaneously record audio from up to two line-level sources. Connect your line level devices

to the rear-panel Line Inputs

Digital (S/PDIF) Connections

ProFire 610 features coaxial (RCA) S/PDIF input and output connectors on its rear panel. These jacks can be

used to send and receive digital data from any device that has coaxial S/PDIF inputs or outputs.

NOTE: Whenever audio devices are digitally interconnected through S/PDIF, you must

set up proper digital synchronization among all of the devices to ensure error free

transfer of audio. The “Digital Clocking” section of this guide covers this topic in

detail.

Headphone Monitoring

ProFire 610 features two headphone outputs on its front panel. The ﬁrst headphone jack outputs the same audio

signal as rear-panel outputs 1/2 while the second headphone jack outputs the same audio signal as rear-panel

outputs 3/4.

The ﬁrst two tabs of the Control Panel (e.g., the “Analog Out 1/2” and “Analog Out 3/4” tabs) are used to set up

mixes for these outputs, respectively. Headphone monitoring and mixing is covered in greater detail in the “About

Overdub Recording and Monitor Mixing” section of this guide.

NOTE: If the Master Volume knob

is assigned to control analog output pairs 1/2

or 3/4, it will also affect the level of the ﬁrst and second headphone outputs,

respectively.

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