The SCM262E stereo mixer is designed for applications that require both microphones and consumer-grade stereo products. The unit includes two active balanced microphone inputs and three unbalanced stereo auxiliary-level inputs.
About this manual
The Shure SCM262E is a half‑rack stereo mixer designed for paging and background‑music applications. It provides two active‑balanced XLR microphone inputs, three stereo aux inputs, and balanced/unbalanced outputs with tone controls.
The guide details front‑panel controls, rear‑panel connections, DIP‑switch settings for ducking, phantom power, and jukebox mute, as well as installation options and internal modification procedures.
What's inside
- Description
- Features
- Front Panel
- Rear Panel
- DIP Switches
- Applications
- Connections
- Installation
Specifications
| Power Supply Voltage | 100‑120 Vac (SCM262) or 220‑240 Vac (SCM262E) |
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| Phantom Power | 12 V for condenser microphones |
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| Stereo Inputs | Three stereo input channels |
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| Airborne Noise Level | ≤ 70 dB(A) |
Frequently asked questions
How do you turn off the SCM262E?
The unit has no power switch; unplug the power cord or use an external power strip with a switch.
What does the ducking function do?
When ducking is on, the mixer automatically lowers the gain of all stereo inputs while a microphone is active.
How is phantom power enabled?
Set DIP switch 7 to the down position to activate the 12 V phantom power source.