Quick Start Guide

18 19PRO MIXER NOX1010/NOX606/NOX404/NOX303/NOX202 Quick Start Guide
PRO MIXER NOX1010/NOX606/NOX404/NOX303/NOX 202 Controls
(EN) Controls
Mic Channels
(1) AUX 1/2 knobs adjust the channel’s signal at the
AUXSEND 1 and 2 jacks. The PRE buttons allow the
channel’s signal to be sent to the AUX SEND jack
pre-fader.
(2) MIC/RTN switch selects either the XLR MIC input or the
stereo ¼" RETURN jacks as the channel’s audio source.
(3) MIC EQ knobs adjust the channel’s equalization. On the
NOX606, the MID 1 knob adjusts the high midrange
frequencies and MID 2 adjusts the lower mids.
(4) MIC GAIN knob controls the sensitivity of the mic input.
On the NOX1010, the knob acts as a volume control.
(5) TALKOVER causes the music volume to automatically drop
whenever the mic is in use, allowing the operator to be
heard over the music. On the NOX606, hold the switch in
the up position to engage the talkover function, andip
the switch down to turn the mic channel on without
attenuating the music.
(6) ON/PEAK LED lights green to indicate that the channel
has been activated, and lights red if the audio begins
tooverload.
(7) MIC ON button engages the mic channel.
(8) AUX IN knob adjusts the level of the audio connected to
the AUX IN jacks.
Stereo Channels
(9) GAIN knob controls the sensitivity of the channel input.
(10) INPUT SELECT switch selects the channel’s audio source.
(11) CUE button allows the source to be monitored without
being included in the master output section.
(12) CHANNEL EQ knobs boost or cut the high, mid and low
frequencies of the channel. On the NOX404, use the
EQON/OFF switch to engage the knobs.
(13) FILTER switch sends the channel to either FILTER 1 or 2.
Leave the switch in the center to bypass the lters.
(14) XFADE (A OFF B) switch sends the channel to either side of
the crossfader. When the center OFF position is selected,
a channel whose fader is raised will bypass the crossfader
and be heard in the main mix.
(15) CHANNEL FADER controls the volume of the channel in
the overall mix.
(16) CHANNEL VU METER displays the signal level of the
input source.
(17) PAN fader adjusts the channel’s left to right balance.
Crossfader Section
(18) FADER START switch engages the fader start function,
allowing the mixer to send start/cue signals to an
auto-start CD player.
(19) CF ASSIGN knobs determine which channels appear at
either side of the crossfader.
(20) CROSSFADER fades between the sources assigned to
either side.
(21) XFADE CURVE knob determines how steep or gradual the
fade between source A and source B is.
(22) REV/MODE LEDs indicate the status of the REVERSE and
MODE 1/2 buttons.
(23) KILL switches/buttons remove the high, mid and low
frequencies from the A or B crossfader mix. Onthe
NOX303, ip the switches up to lock the eect,
ormanually hold the switches down to briey remove
the selected frequencies.
FX Section
(24) FX DISPLAY indicates the current eect. Thedisplaywill
ash when a new eect is selected, andremain lit when
it is conrmed by pressing the FXSELECTbutton.
(25) FX SELECT knob scrolls through the available eects.
Pressing the knob conrms the eect selection.
(26) FX ON button activates the digital eects processor.
(27) FX CUE button sends the eect to the cue section for
preview before applying it to the mix.
(28) FREQUENCY knob adjusts a frequency-based or
time-based parameter of the selected eect.
(29) INTENSITY fader adjusts the mix or resonance parameter
of the selected eect.
(30) FX ASSIGN knob determines which sources are aected
by the eect.
(31) TAP button allows the eect’s tempo parameter to be
manually entered by pressing in rhythm with the music.
Holding the TAP button for 2 seconds will cause the
button to light permanently and allow the FREQUENCY
knob to continuously control the eect'stempo.
(32) DATA/MIDI knob allows adjustment of data such as MIDI
clock speed.
(33) MIDI ON button sends MIDI start/stop data to an
externalsequencer.
Master Section
(34) BALANCE knob adjusts the left to right balance of the RCA
MAIN OUTPUTS and BALANCED OUTPUTS.
(35) BOOTH knob controls the level of the RCA BOOTH
OUTPUTS on the back panel.
(36) MONO button switches the BOOTH signal from stereo
to mono.
(37) MUTE button mutes the BOOTH output.
(38) MASTER fader/knob controls the level of the RCA MAIN
OUTPUTS and BALANCED OUTPUTS.
(39) AUX OUT knob adjusts the output of the AUX OUT jacks,
which carry the same signal as the MAIN OUTPUTS.
(40) MIX 1 knob adjusts the output of the MIX 1 XLR outputs
on the rear panel.
(41) MIX 2 knob adjusts the output of the MIX 2 ¼" jacks on
the rear panel.
(42) MASTER VU METER displays the signal level of the master
output and/or cue signal.
(43) MASTER/CUE button determines whether the MASTER
VU METER displays the signal from the master output or
cue signal.
(44) CUE ACTIVE LED lights when a channel’s CUE button
isactive.
(45) POST EQ button selects whether the cue is taken pre (up)
or post-EQ (down).
(46) STEREO/MONO button allows the master output signal to
send in stereo or mono mode.
(47) SPLIT/BLEND(CUE) button allows the cue signal to
combine the cue and program sources or separate the
sources into left (cue) and right (main).
(48) AUX 1/2 switches send the selected AUX RETURN signal
to the cue mix.
(49) CUE GAIN knob determines the volume and sensitivity of
the cue signal.
(50) CUE MIX knob/fader allows a gradual blend between the
cue signal and the program signal. On the NOX404 and
NOX202, this fades between channel 1 and 2.
(51) CUE MODE switch determines whether channels 1 and2,
the FX section, or the Master signal are heard in the
cue/headphone mix.
Rear Panel
(52) POWER SWITCH turns the power to the unit on and o.
(53) LINE/PHONO button optimizes the PHONO jacks for use
with a turntable or CD player.
Front Panel
(54) CUE TONE knob adjusts the tone of the
cue/headphonesignal.
(55) REV/CF REVERSE button switches the assignment of the
signals present at either side of the crossfader.
(56) MODE button determines whether XFADE CURVE A or B
isactive.
FX LOOP/CONTOUR section (NOX404)
(57) FX LOOP CH1/2 switches send the channel to the FX LOOP
SEND jack.
(58) FX LOOP MIX fader adjusts how much of the FX LOOP
RETURN signal is included in the main mix.
(59) CH REV button allows the channels faders to control
either input 1 or input 2.
(60) MONO 1/2 STEREO HOUSE switch enables the VU METERS
to either display channels 1 and 2 separately or the
overall stereo mix.
(61) REVERSE button changes the function of the CHANNEL
FADER so that the top position is o and the bottom
position is full volume.
(62) MODE 1/2 button selects whether the CHANNEL FADER
acts as a volume control (MODE 1) or as a pan control
(MODE 2).
(63) CONTOUR fader either adjusts the CHANNEL FADER
volume slope or the pan slope, depending on
MODE1/2selection.
Filter Section (NOX606)
(64) LFO DEPTH knob adjusts the amount of LFO
(low-frequency oscillator) modulation applied to
thelter.
(65) LFO ON button engages the LFO.
(66) X2 TEMPO button doubles the speed of the LFO.
(67) TAP button allows the speed of the LFO to be manually
entered by tapping in rhythm with themusic.
(68) RESONANCE knob determines the sharpness of the
lter, allowing a smooth response at the ‘MILD’ end to a
resonant feedback boost when turned towards ‘WILD’.
(69) VCF LINK 2-1 allows FILTER 2 to be controlled by FILTER1,
allowing both lters to be adjusted simultaneously.
TheHPF, BPF and LPF buttons still function
independently for each lter.
(70) VCF TO XFADER button allows the lter's FREQUENCY
function to be controlled by thecrossfader.
(71) HPF button engages the high-pass lter, allowing only
the frequencies above the FREQUENCY knob setting to
be heard.
(72) BPF button engages the band-pass lter, allowingonly
the narrow band of frequencies selected by the
FREQUENCY knob to be heard.
(73) LPF button engages the low-pass lter, allowing only
the frequencies below the FREQUENCY knob setting to
be heard.
(74) FREQUENCY knob selects the frequency used by the
variable cuto lter.
(75) FILTER ON button engages the lter.
Normal Slow Fade Fast Cut
Reverse Normal Slow Fade Reverse Fast Cut
Soft Pan Fast Pan