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User Guide 5ProFire 610

Controls and Connectors

Front Panel Descriptions

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1. Mic / Inst Input Combo Jack (Mic / Inst) - Balanced mic-level and unbalanced instrument-level combo inputs.

Thesecomboconnectorswillacceptastandardthree-pinXLRplugora1/4”TSconnectorandwillappearasthe

ﬁrst pair of inputs (e.g. inputs 1/2) in your audio application. Input levels are controlled by the corresponding Gain

knobs.

2. Signal/Clip Indicators (Clip) - The green LED indicates the presence of a signal at the corresponding analog

input while the red LED indicates “clipping” or distortion at the input. Use these LED meters to set levels for the ﬁrst

two analog inputs.

3. Gain Knob (Gain) - The preamp level for the front panel inputs is adjusted with this knob. It also has a push/pull

function which engages a 20dB pad when set to the “out” (pulled) position.

4. Headphone Volume Knobs (Level) - Each of these two knobs controls the volume level of the associated

headphone output jack.

5. Headphone Outputs ( ) - These two 1/4” (TRS)

headphone output jacks operate independently from each other. 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.

6. Phantom Power Button and LED (48V) - This button applies +48V

phantompowertotheXLRinputsonthefrontoftheinterface.TheLED

nexttothebuttonilluminateswhenphantompowerisbeingsenttotheXLR

inputs.

7. Power LED Indicator - The blue Power LED glows steadily when the

device is receiving power via the FireWire bus or the external power supply.

The LED will blink off and on if the unit is set to external sync and not

receiving a valid clock signal.

8. Power Button ( ) - This button switches the interface on and off.

About Phantom Power:

Be mindful when engaging

phantom power since not all

microphones require phantom

power to operate. For example,

most dynamic microphones do

not require any phantom power

whereas condenser microphones

usually do. Some vintage ribbon

microphones may be damaged

if phantom power is applied

to them. Always consult your

microphone’s manual before

applying phantom power.

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