RAMSA WR-M10A Mixer Operating Instructions


RAMSA WR-M10A Mixer Operating Instructions - cover page
Brand
Panasonic
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
20
File format
PDF
File size
857 KB
Published
03 July, 2012
Updated
16 July, 2012
MD5 checksum
4CB25A906B3E724351AB659792BD4785

About this manual

This document provides operating instructions for the RAMSA WR-M10A, a compact audio mixer designed for professional applications. The unit incorporates four monaural input circuits and six stereo input circuits (including two phono inputs), allowing connection of microphones, instruments, CD players, and turntables.

The manual details the features of the input sections, including dual-function level controls, 2-band equalizers, built-in compressors to prevent distortion, and effect send/return capabilities. It also covers output circuits for main monitoring, recording, and external foldback speakers.

What's inside

  • Over all
  • Input circuit
  • Output circuit
  • Monaural Input Section
  • Stereo Input Section
  • Main Output Section
  • Power Switch/Monitor Section
  • Installation
  • System Application

Specifications

Input Circuits (Mono)4 monaural input circuits
Mono Input EqualizerMID HIGH (3.5kHz) and MID LOW (450Hz)
Stereo Input Fader Throw60mm throw fader incorporating a micraswitch
Main Output EqualizerHigh (12kHz) and Low (80Hz)
LED Indicators-20dB, peak (+14dB), clip (+20dB)

Frequently asked questions

What is the function of the Mono Priority switch?

When activated, it attenuates stereo input signals when a mono signal appears, giving the mono signal higher priority at the main output.

How does the built-in compressor work?

It prevents distortion due to excessive input levels by limiting the signal sent to the main output section.

Can the stereo faders control external devices?

Yes, each stereo input fader incorporates a microswitch that allows remote start/stop operation of external devices like turntables.

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