Airmate mixer manual

Your AIRMATE-USB can accept voltages between volts and volts 50/60Hz or with the proper modification for volts. When using the Airmate-USB at volts, a 1 amp slow-blow fuse should be used, however, when using the mixer at volts, a 2 amo slow-blow fuse should be used. Page 19 • connected sources. AIRMATE-USB MANUAL V Dear Client, Thank you for choosing the DR AIRMATE-USB mixer. The AIRMATE-USB was designed by Radio Broadcast professionals along with the DR design team and is intended to be used 24 hours per day as an “On-Air” mixer and/or a production console in the most demanding production. This manual applies to both the iOS and Android Airmate releases. However, as the iOS version offers more features for now, the manual will point out features only available on iOS. Airmate relies on the GPS integrated in the phone or tablet to get real time aircraft position.

Airmate manual page: 3 The Airmate is equipped with 8 low-noise mic balanced input modules with the following features. * Two line inputs with optional R.I.A.A. plug able pre-amp * A professional low noise balanced mic pre-amp with 48 volt phantom powering. * A gain control * A three band equalizer * A start (ON) switch. Your AIRMATE-USB can accept voltages between volts and volts 50/60Hz or with the proper modification for volts. When using the Airmate-USB at volts, a 1 amp slow-blow fuse should be used, however, when using the mixer at volts, a 2 amo slow-blow fuse should be used. Page 19 • connected sources. User manuals for DR equipment. DR Electronica BV | Rijnkade 15b | GS Weesp | Netherlands | +31 (0)

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