KAM KMD20 User manual

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Safety Information
CAUTION: To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove any cover(or the rear section). No user serviceable parts
inside. Refer servicing to qualified service personnel only.
WARNING: To reduce of fire or electric shock, do not expose this appliance to rain and moisture. Electrical equipments
should NEVER be kept or stored in damp environments.
This symbol, wherever appears, is intended to alert the user to the presence of un-insulated dangerous
voltage within the appliance’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to a risk of electric shock.
This symbol, wherever appears, is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and
maintenance (servicing) instruction in the literature accompanying this appliance.
This symbol means: indoor use only.
This symbol means: Read instructions.
Safety Instructions
1. Read Instructions All the safety and operating instructions should be read before this products is connected
and used.
2. Retain Instructions The safety and operating instructions should be kept for future reference.
3. Heed Waning All warnings on this appliance and in these operating instructions should be followed.
4. Follow Instruction All operating and other instructions should be followed.
5. Heat, Water and Moisture Do not place this appliance to close to any high heat sources such as radiators. Also
this appliance should be kept away from direct contact with liquids.

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6. Ventilation The appliance should be situated so that it’s location or position does not interfere with it’s proper
ventilation. For example, the appliance should not be situated on a sofa, bed, or similar surface that may block the
ventilation opening; or keep the appliance away of those objects such as newspapers, carpet which may cover the
ventilation opening or impede the flow of air through the ventilation opening.
7. Power Source & Power Cord This appliance should be connected to a power supply only of the type described
in these operating instructions, or marked on the unit.
Be sure connect the appliance to a mains power socket which with a protective grounding connection.
Power supply cord should be routed so that the are not likely to be walked upon or pinched by the items placed on or
against them. When removing the cord from a power outlet be sure to remove it by holding the plug attachment and
not by pulling on the cord.
Check the total maximum power of your AC wall outlet and make sure it has the enough power to match the Power
Consumption of this appliance, otherwise you could overload the wall outlet, which could cause fire.
8. Internal / External Voltage Selectors Internal of external voltage selector switches, if any, should only be reset
and re-equipped with a proper plug for alternative voltage by a qualified service technician . Do not attempt to alter
this yourself.
9. Object & Liquid Entry Take care to avoid any objects falling into or liquids are not spilled in to the inside of the
appliance.
10. Cleaning Unplug the appliance first and clean only with a dry cloth.
11. Non-use Period The power cord of the appliance should be unplugged from the outlet when left unused for long
periods of time.
12. Unpacking & Setup Please check your appliance for any damage after unpacking(before connecting) and
contact your dealer in case of any related complains. Take care of choosing your installation place and the correct AC
connection. If built in to a case, be aware that the depth and the weight of some kind appliance(such as Amplifier)
does require an additional fixing on the backside or the use of rack shelf supports. Never mount the amplifier in a rack
just by fixing it on the front plate – Manufacturer takes no responsibility in this case.
13. Damage Requiring Service Servicing is required when the appliance has been damaged in any way, such as
power cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen in the appliance, the appliance has been
exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped. Refer all servicing to qualified service
personnel or contact your dealer. Do not attempt to repair by yourself.
Characteristic:
■Ultra-low noise discrete Mic preamps with +48V phantom power.
■Additional multi-functional stereo channels .(MP6.4=4,MP8.2=2,MP12.2=2)
■Switchable 7-band graphic equalizer for ultimate main mix equalization.
■ALT 3-4 bus routable to main mix and control room with insert.
■Extremely high headroom-offering more dynamic range.
■Balanced inputs and main outputs for highest signal integrity.
■Ultra-musical 4-band EQ (stereo channels) and 3-band EQ.
■Switchable low-cut filter on all mono channels.
■AUX sends (pre/post)per channel
■FX sends (post)per channel, for internal or external effects and monitoring.
■Master AUX sends with gain control and PFL.
■Mute/ALT 3-4, solo-in-place and pre-fader-listen function on all channels.
■Separate main mix, ALT 3-4, control room and headphone outputs.
■2-track inputs assignable to main mix or control room/headphone outputs.
■Highly accurate 12-segment barograph meters.
■High quality 60mm faders and high quality sealed potentiometers.

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A: Channel section:
All channels of powered mixers & mixing consoles are the same.
(MONO CHANNEL)
(1)MICROPHONE
Electronically Microphone inputs accept a standard XLR male connector.
1.GROUND=shield, 2.HOT=signal input, 3.COLD=ground(shield).
You can use max -60dB~ -10dB according to signal level by GAIN control.
(2)LINE INPUT
Using by1/4"standard line connector, You can use unbalance(tip/signal) and
balance(tip/ring/signal). It can be connected with keyboards or other electric instruments.
Tip=positive ring=negative sleeve=ground.
(3)LOW CUT
This switch, when push, cut the input signal below 75Hz.
(4)GAIN CONTROL
Adjust input sensitivity from -60dB to -16dB with the MIC and -34dB to +10dB with the LINE.
(5)HIGH FREQUENCY EQUALIZATION CONTROL
Provides ±15dB of fixed frequency equalization that shelves at 12KHz.
(6) MIDRANGE GAIN CONTROL
It has up to 15dB of cut and boost, with a centre detent for off.
(7) MIDRANGE CONTROL
It is semi-parametric with peaking response, Q fixed at 1 octave, sweepable from 100 Hz to 8
KHz.
(8).LO FREQUENCY EQUALIZATION CONTROL
Provides ±15dB of fixed frequency equalization that shelves 80Hz.
(9) AUX CHANNEL
It provide PFL l reverb or be connected with other related equipments.
(10) AUX SIGNAL SWITCH
Adjusting the switch, you can know where the signals are from.
(11) DIGITAL EFFECTS PROCESSOR
It is integrated effects processor which offers 99 different standard effects like reverb, chorus,
delay, pitch shifter and various combination effects.
(12).PAN CONTROL
The pan control sends continuously variable amounts of the post fader signal to either the
Left & Right main busses. In the center position, equal amounts of signal are sent to the and
right busses. As the control is roated in either direction, more signal is sent to the buss
indicated in the direction of the rotation while less signal is sent to the other buss, if the control
is turned all the way to one side, the signal is only.
(13) PRE-FADER LEVEL(PFL)
Pressing channel mode switch once disengages the stereo solo bus, and replaces it with a
separate mono PFL bus. PFL should always be used for gain setting.
(14) MUTE ON/OFF
This switch, when push, put the signal into MUTE and output from alt3-4
(15).CHANNEL FADER
You can adjust the volume of signal sources which connected to the relevant channel.

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B: Master Section
(16), (17),STEREO RECORDER &PHONO JACK
(16), these jacks can be connected with cassette cleek. When
playing backrecorded.
(17), these jack are can be connected with cassette cleek.
When recording the MIXED output.
(18), (19), (22), (23) LINE IN
(18) line in for channel 7/8 (19) line in for channel 9/10.
(22) line in for channel 11/12 (23) line in for channel 13/14.
(20) CTRL ROOM OUT
(21) MAIN OUT
The output signal can be connected with the external main
speaker and amplifier.
(24) HI MID
Adjusting the knob, you can have up to 15dB cut and boost at
3KHz mid and hi frequency.
(25) LO MID
Adjusting the knob, it have up to 15dB cut and boost at 500Hz
mid and low frequency.
(26) EFX PROCESSOR DIRECT IN
The external signals can be connected with the DSP input
(27) AUX SEND
Aux signal output jack
(28) EFX SEND
FX signal output jack
(29) AUX RETURN
AUX output signal return jack
(30) EFX RETURN
FX output signal return jack
(31)HEADPHONEJACK (STEREOCHANNEL)
You can monitor the working condition by phone. You can also monitor the master sound and a certain channel.
(32) FOOT SWITCH

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(48) HEADPHONE VOLUME CONTROL
Using the control, you can control the output level of headphone
and monitor the signals reverb from speaker.
(49) 2-TRACK OUTPUT
(50) MAIN MIX
(51) ALT3-4 OUTPUT PFL
(52) PFL/SOLO
When you push the SOLO/PFL button,
the SOLO/PFL control led will light up.
(53) OUTPUT LEVEL DISPLAY AND WORKING INDICATOR
You can choose the master channel and monitor
the output level from the chosen bus channel.
(54) +48V PHANTOM POWER
(55) POWER INDICATOR
(56)(57) UP AND DOW BUTTONS
You can choose the desired preset
(58) ENTER BUTTON
It activates the selected preset.
(33)DIGITAL EFFECTS PROCESSOR
99 Effects (details attached)
01 – 08 Reverb Hall
09 – 14 Reverb Room
15 – 20 Reverb Plate
21 – 25 Ambient
26 – 31 Gated Reverb
32 – 37 Reverse Reverb
38 – 45 Echo & Room/Hall
46 – 50 Voice Doubler
51 – 58 Single Delay
59 – 69 Echo 50% F.B.
70 – 78 Chorus
79 – 87 Flanger
88 – 93 Tremolo
94 – 99 Wah Wah
(34) SEVEN-BAND GRAPHIC EQ
It can adjust input sensitivity from-10dB to +10dB at
the following frequencies: 60Hz, 160Hz, 410Hz,
1.1KHz, 2.3KHz, 6.2KHz and 15.6KHz.
(35) EQ IN
When pushing the switch, it can release the output
signal from EQ. The switch is off, then the signal is
not from EQ.
(36) AUX SENDS GAIN CONTROL
You can have a further +15dB available from these
outputs
(37) FX SENDS GAIN CONTROL
You can have a further +15dB available from them
(38) AUX PFL
(39) FX PFL
(40) AUX OUTPUT CONTROL
Adjusting the fader, you can get different output
level from AUX
(41) FX OUTPUT CONTROL,
You can adjust the output level of aux.
(42) ALT3-4 OUTPUT LEVEL CONTROL
You can control the ALT3-4 signals separately.
(43)(44) L. R MASTER OUTPUT CONTROL
You can control the L. R signal by adjusting the two
fades.
(45) 2-TRACK INPUT
It is primarily for auditioning mix playback from tape.
(46) ALT3-4 OUTPUT PF
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C: Real panel
(59) CHANNEL INSERTS
Pre-fader/pre-EQ tip=send/Ring=return
(60)ALT3-4 INSERTS
(61) ALT 3-4 OUTPUTS
(62) MAIN INSERTS
(63) MAIN OUTPUTS(UNBALANCED)
(64) MAIN OUTPUTS(BALANCED)
(65)BALANCED MAIN OUTPUT LEVEL SWITCHES
Via the switches, you can choose between the two different operating level settings-10dBV and +4dBU.
(66) PHANTOM POWER
When you push the switch, all MIC outputs have +48V phantom power present.
(67) POWER ON FOR MIXING SECTIONS
(68) AMPLIFIER LEVEL IT CAN ADJUST THE SIGNALS LEVEL WHICH ARE SENT TO THE AMPLIFIER
(69) BALANCED INPUT FOR SIGNALS FROM AMPLIFIER
Users can get the different signals from the source according to their requirements.
(70) LEFT binding output:ed+ black-
(71) RIGHT binding output: red+ black-
(72) LEFT Speakon output:1+ 2+ , 1- 2-
(73) RIGHT Speakon output:1+ 2+ , 1- 2-
(74) POWER SWITCH
When it is turned on, the amplifier begins to work.
(75) POWER SUPPLY (Fuse socket)
Must ensure the correct specifications before replace the fuse.

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