Konan Labs KSP-M1406 User manual

KONANlabs KSP-M1406
User Manual
KSP-M1406 Product User Manual

Catalogue
1. Introduction ...............................................................................................................3
2. Specification ..............................................................................................................4
3 Packing list .................................................................................................................4
4. interface/key description ............................................................................................5
4.1 Front panel: ..............................................................................................................5
4.2. back panel: ..............................................................................................................6
5. instructions for use .....................................................................................................6
5.1 Software and documentation download ....................................................................6
5.2 PC software login ......................................................................................................6
5.3 Main interface ............................................................................................................7
5.4. Input channels ..........................................................................................................8
5.4.1 Overview .................................................................................................................8
5.4.2. Config configuration ...............................................................................................9
5.4.3. EQ equalizer ........................................................................................................10
5.4.4. Compressor ..........................................................................................................11
5.4.5. Gate noise gate ....................................................................................................12
5.4.6. AUX Sends Aux
Sends .........................................................................................13
5.4.7. FX Sends effect sends .........................................................................................13
5.5. Output Channels .....................................................................................................14
5.5.1. Overview Overview ..............................................................................................14
5.5.2. config configuration ..............................................................................................15
5.5.3. PEQ Parametric Equalizer ...................................................................................15
5.5.4. GEQ graphical equalizer ......................................................................................16
5.5.5. comp/Limiter pressure limiter ...............................................................................17
5.5.6. Anti-Feedback feedback suppression ..................................................................18
5.6. FX Effects Channels ...............................................................................................19
5.6.1. Overview Overview ..............................................................................................19
5.6.2. config configuration ..............................................................................................20
5.6.3. EQ equalizer ........................................................................................................20

5.6.4. AUX sends effects aux sends ...............................................................................21
5.6.5. Effect types ..........................................................................................................22
5.7. play/record ..............................................................................................................28
5.8. Other functions ........................................................................................................29
5.8.1. Menu settings .......................................................................................................29
5.8.2. DCA Groups grouping ..........................................................................................30
5.8.3. MUte Groups interface .........................................................................................31
5.8.4. Scene configuration .............................................................................................32
5.8.5. Noise Generator ...................................................................................................33
5.8.6. RTA Real-Time Analyzer ......................................................................................33
5.8.7. Level Overview ....................................................................................................34
5.8.8. Auxiliary Overview ...............................................................................................34
6. Warranty regulations .................................................................................................34

1、Introduction
The KSP-M1406 digital mixing console brings a very professional functional experience to the user
with its innovative design and powerful DSP functions to effectively integrate digital mixing
systems, using a new concept that blends modern digital and traditional operation. Its compact
size, easy-to-use interface and professional mixing effects enable it to perform excellently at a
professional gig as well as fully satisfy less experienced individual users by providing powerful
effects.
KSP-M1406 has powerful processing power and advanced features for the convenience and speed
brought by the software operation process designed to quickly call up the mixing interface. A
convenient and fast operating experience that allows everyone to enjoy the convenience and
power of a digital mixer.
Product Features.
➢16 analogue inputs (8 digital gain amplifier channels,4 2 stereo input channels, 2 high-resistance
mono channels, 2 USB playback channels) with minimal distortion and ultra-low noise floor,
adjustable multi-function parameters, and good consistency due to digital gain to prevent misuse.
➢7" HD touch screen, user-friendly software interface, clear navigation design; digital encoder and
dedicated keypad for quick and easy access to all settings.
➢4 built-in effects for vocal and performance use, with built-in effects to simplify system wiring; the unit
comes with its own effects module for classic reverb, big room reverb, etc.; FX effects can be returned
to the mix using a dedicated return channel and do not occupy the mono and stereo input channels.
➢Scene storage is one of the most practical and significant features that distinguishes an analogue
mixer, storing 30a complete scene, all of which can be exported to an external storage device for
backup storage so that it can be recalled at any time later.
Features.
7" HD touch screen 1024x600 resolution.
Built-in USB recording and playback function (supports APE, FLAC, MP3, WAV lossless audio
formats).
8 DCA groupings, 8 mute groupings, inputs, auxiliary outputs, FX effects channels can be
programmed in.
4-band parametric equalizer, compressor, noise gate, polarity, delay for each input channel.
Each output channel with 6segment parameter equalisation, 31-terminal graphic equalisation, high
and low pass, voltage limiter, delay, feedback suppression.
Selectable signal send positions (Pre_Fdr, Psot-Fdr, Pre_Dyn, Per_All) for each of the 4 AUX auxiliary
output channels and the 4 FX effects channels.
Support30 for group scene presetting functions.
Built-in signal generator: sine wave, pink noise, white noise.
Channel parameter copy function, fast duplication of data for identical channels.
Channel Link function, where adjacent channels can be bound to each other for the same settings.
With a panel lock button (to prevent misuse).
Customizable channel names.

2、Specifications
Total harmonic distortion + noise
<0.300% @4 dBu A+ right
Frequency response
(20~20KHz)
20HZ ~ 20K HZ ,±0.2dB
Sampling rate
48k
Quantified digits
24bit
Background noise
>-90dBu A+ right
Maximum level (input)
+dBu20, balanced
Maximum level (output)
+dBu20, balanced
Phantom power
48V
Digital/analogue dynamic range
110dB
Input to output dynamic range
105dB
Input impedance (balanced)
2KΩ
Output impedance (balanced)
100Ω
Channel Isolation @1kHz
100dB
Common mode rejection ratio
-60dBu @0dBu
Operating temperature
0°C -55 °C
Working power
19V/2A
Power consumption
20W
Size
410mm x 253.5mm x 69mm
3、Packing list
Mainfra
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Power adapters
Storage
Boxes
1 PSC
1 PSC
1PSC

4、Interface/Key Description
4.1. Front panel.
①CH1-CH8: balanced XLR/TRS combined mono input jacks.
②Trim knob: adjusts the level of the analogue input signal before the analogue-to-digital conversion,
channels 1 - 8.
③HI-Z 9-10: high-resistance mono channel for instrument inputs.
④CH11 - CH14 : TRS stereo input jacks.
⑤7" high definition LCD touch screen.
⑥Home button: return to the main screen.
⑦Menu button: access to the display controls and system settings interface.
⑧Scene button: access to the scene preset screen
⑨FADER: volume attenuation fader.
⑩Data wheel: changing the selected value or position allows for fine tuning of parameters and
scrolling through the list.
11 +48V button: opens the phantom power interface to view the status of all channels of the on/off
fantasy power supply.

12 The rest screen button.
13 Phones button: monitor level volume control.
14 AUX button: navigation to the AUX overview screen.
15 Lock button: operating system interface lock to prevent misuse (default password:123456).
16 DCA Groups button: navigation to the screen where the DCA groupings can be controlled and
edited.
17 Mute Groups button: navigation to the screen where mute groups can be controlled and edited.
18 FX Mute button: mute or unmute all effect channels.
19 U1 button: user-defined button.
20 O button: resets the current output channel gain value to the default value (0 dB).
21 U2 keys: user-defined keys.
22 Press the button: to navigate left or right.
4.2. Rear back panel.
①Power Supply: Use the power supply supplied with the mixer, do not use any other power supply
instead.
②USB 2.0 (Class A): for connection of USB storage devices and WIFI adapters.
③Remote: Ethernet interface for connection to PC-based interactive software.
④Trim knob; for adjusting the signal level of the monitor interface.
⑤Monitor: stereo TRS interface to which the line or headphone output is diverted when the monitor
channel is activated.
⑥Main R/L: balanced XLR male connector.
⑦AUX: auxiliary output 1 to 4 channels, balanced XLR male connector.
5. Instructions for use
5.1. Software and documentation downloads
①View the IP address of the device: enter [Menu] [Network] to view the IP address information of the
device, the default is automatically assigned by DHCP, you can choose to set the IP address manually.
②Download: Open your browser, enter the IP address of the device and click "Enter" to navigate to the
download screen, which offers three download options: audio files, operating instructions/user manuals
and interactive software downloads (Windows, Android, mac OS, linux supported).
③Default password: (LOCK, scene reset password) 123456.

5.2. PC software login connection
①Maunal IP: enter the IP address to manually search for devices to connect to.
②Scan: search for devices, all devices in the same network segment can be found.
③Device list: display of online device names, IP addresses and other information.
④Connect: select the listed devices and click on "Connect" to connect, automatically jumping to the
main interface.
5.3. Main screen
①Navigation bar: shows the type of channel and the range of channels.
②Overview of functions: Display of the current channel with the functions (GEQ, COMP, Gate) switched
on.
③Channel name: displays the channel name (customisable name) and navigates to the channel
configuration screen at the touch of a button.
④Channel name: displays the channel name (customisable name) and navigates to the channel

configuration screen at the touch of a button.
⑤Sound and image slider: adjustment of the image of the distribution of the sound source in space, by
touching the slider or using the data wheel.
⑥Solo: routing of the channel signal to the listening interface.
⑦48: indicates that phantom power is switched on for the channel.
⑧Ø: indicates that the input signal polarity has been changed for the channel.
⑨D: shows that the current channel has been assigned to a DCA grouping.
⑩M: shows that the current channel has been programmed into the Mute group.
11 Level meter: display of the current channel's real-time signal level.
12 Channel faders: the current channel gain can be adjusted by touching the fader slide.
13 LINK: linking the channel to an adjacent channel and the channel settings will all be copied to the
adjacent channel.
14 Mute: channel mute (shown in red), shown in orange to indicate that the channel is muted by a mute
grouping or DCA grouping mute.
5.4. Input channels
5.4.1. Overview
①Overview: shows the channel controls that are currently enabled for the channel.
②Reset: restores the configuration of all parameters of the interface to their default state.
③Polarity Reverse: changes the polarity of the current input signal.
④Delay: display of the delay configuration and delay information.
⑤Digital Gain: control of the channel digital gain (+/-15dB) by means of a slider.
⑥DCA Groups: shows that the channel has been assigned to a DCA grouping.
⑦Mute Groups: shows that the channel has been assigned to a mute group.
⑧EQ(ON/OFF): switches the equalizer on/off and displays the equalization zone graph.
⑨Comp (ON/OFF): switches the compressor on/off and displays the graph.

⑩Gate(ON/OFF): switching the noise gate on/off and displaying the graph.
11 AUX Sends: Sends the current channel signal to the AUX auxiliary output channel;
12 FX Sends: sends the current pass signal to the FX effects channel.
5.4.2.Config configuration
①Config: parameter configuration interface.
②Reset: restores the current interface parameter configuration to its default values.
③MIC: displays the name of the channel and, when touched, displays the keypad for custom naming of
the channel.
④Link: linking the channel to the adjacent channel, the channel settings will all be copied to the adjacent
channel.
⑤Polarity: changes the polarity of the current channel input signal.
⑥Mic Phontom: switches the phantom power supply for this channel on or off.
⑦Delay: turns the current channel delay on or off (delay range: 0 - 1000ms).
⑧Digital Gain: control of the channel digital gain (+/-15dB) by means of a slider.
⑨Main L/R: Routing of the signal from this channel to the Main channel output.
⑩DCA Groups: shows that the channel has been assigned to a DCA grouping.
11 Mute Groups: shows that the channel has been assigned to a mute group.

5.4.3. EQ equaliser
①The EQ equalizer configuration interface.
②Reset: restores the current interface parameter configuration to its default values.
③RTA On: turning the Real Time Analyzer on/off.
④ON button: switches the equalizer on or off.
⑤RTA display: display of channel signal amplitudes and peaks.
⑥Parametric equalizer diagram: graphical representation of the equalizer curve according to the
parameter configuration.
⑦Low cut filter/high cut filter button: the filter uses the frequency set by the frequency controller as the
cut-off frequency and attenuates frequencies above or below the cut-off frequency.
⑧Low frequency shelf filter / high frequency shelf filter: change equalizer bands 1 and 4 from parametric
filters to shelf filters, with no bandwidth control provided when the shelf filter is enabled.
⑨Band 1-4 buttons: enable/disable the relevant parametric equaliser band, the band is fully
parameterised and the frequency range is 20Hz-40KHz;
⑩Freq: sets the cut-off frequency of the low-cut/high-cut filter.
11 Gain: Adjusts the gain at the frequency setting of the relevant equaliser band, from -15dB to +15dB;
12 Freq : sets the centre frequency of the relevant equalizer band, the Freq control is used to set the
inflection frequency of the shelf filter if the shelf filter is enabled.
13 Q knob: adjusts the bandwidth of the relevant equalizer band; the bandwidth control is hidden when
the shelf filter is selected.
14 Auxiliary slider for fine-tuning of parameters.

5.4.4. Comp Compressor
①Compressor configuration interface.
②Reset: restores all parameter settings in this screen to their default values.
③ON: turning the compressor on/off.
④IN: display of the input level.
⑤Compressor diagram: Compressor curve diagram with horizontal scale from 0 dB to - 60 dB.
⑥G.R: shows the level of the signal attenuated by the compressor.
⑦Out: display of the output level after processing by the compressor.
⑧Threshold: sets the threshold at which the compressor starts to attenuate the signal level, and starts
to operate when the input signal exceeds the threshold.
⑨Ratio: sets the input/output compression ratio for when the input signal exceeds a threshold value.
⑩Gain: adjusts the total output gain to compensate for the level lost by the signal after compression.
11 Attack: sets the start time for the compressor to start operating in response to a signal exceeding a
threshold.
12 Release: sets the release time for the compressor to stop compressing in response to a signal falling
below a threshold.

5.4.5. Gate Noise Gate
①Gate noise gate configuration interface.
②Reset: restores all parameter settings in this screen to their default values.
③ON: Opening/closing of the noise gate.
④IN: input level.
⑤Noise gate graph: noise gate graph with a horizontal scale of 0dB to - 75dB.
⑥G.R: shows the signal level reduced by the noise gate.
⑦OuT: shows the output level after noise gate processing
⑧Threshold: sets the threshold at which the audio signal is allowed to pass, below which the signal is
attenuated by the noise gate.
⑨Attenuation: sets the amount of output signal attenuation when the input signal falls below a threshold
value.
⑩Hold: sets how long the noise gate remains open after it has been opened and how long it remains
open when the input level drops below a threshold.
11 Attack: sets the response rate of the noise gate for signals exceeding a threshold.
12 Release: sets the response rate of the noise gate to attenuate the audio signal when the signal is
below a threshold.

5.4.6. AUX Sends Auxiliary Sends
①AUX auxiliary transmit configuration interface.
②Reset button: restores all parameter settings in this screen to their default values.
③The name of the auxiliary output channel.
④Auxiliary send slider: sets the level of the audio signal sent from this channel to the AUX auxiliary
output channel.
⑤Display of the gain value of the current transmit channel.
⑥Mute: Mute the auxiliary transmit channel without affecting any other auxiliary outputs or
transmissions.
⑦Touch the drop down box to send Pre_Fdr/Post_Fdr/Pre_Dyn/Per_All signals to the AXU output
channels;
5.4.7. FX Sends Effects Send

①FX effects sending configuration interface.
②Reset: restores all parameter settings in this screen to their default values.
③FX effector channel names.
④Send slider: sets the level of the audio signal sent to the effect mix signal for this channel.
⑤Display of the gain value of the current transmit channel.
⑥Touch the drop-down paragraph to select the type of effector.
⑦Touch the drop-down box to select the Pre_Fdr/Post_Fdr signal to be sent to the FX effects channel.
5.5. Output channels
5.5.1. Overview Overview
①Overview screen.
②Reset: restores all parameter settings in this screen to their default values.
③Delay: displays the delay configuration and the delay information.
④DCA Groups: shows that the channel has been assigned to a DCA grouping.
⑤Mute Groups: shows that the channel has been assigned to a mute group.
⑥(GEQ) ON: Turns the equalizer on or off.
⑦(Limiter) ON: turns the pressure limiter on or off.

5.5.2. config Configuration
①Config: parameter configuration interface.
②Reset: Restores all parameter settings in this screen to their default values.
③Mic : displays the channel name, touch the display keypad to customise the channel name.
④ON: switching the delay timer on or off, as well as displaying the delay configuration and information.
⑤DCA Groups: shows that the channel has been assigned to a DCA grouping.
⑥Mute Groups: shows that the channel has been assigned to a mute group.
5.5.3. PEQ Parametric Equaliser
①PEQ parametric equalizer configuration interface.
②Reset: restores the current interface parameter configuration to its default values.
③RTA On: turning the Real Time Analyzer on/off.

④ON: Turns the equalizer on or off.
⑤RTA display: display of channel signal amplitudes and peaks.
⑥Graphical representation of the equalizer curve according to the configuration of the equalizer
parameters.
⑦Low-cut/high-cut filter: the filter attenuates frequencies above or below the cut-off frequency by using
the corresponding frequency controller set frequency as the cut-off frequency.
⑧Low-cut shelf/high-cut shelf filter: changes the equalizer band 1 to channel 6 from a parametric filter to
a shelf filter, which, when enabled, does not provide bandwidth control.
⑨Enabling or disabling the different frequency bands of the parametric equalizer.
⑩Freq (low cut/high cut): sets the frequency of the inflection point of the low cut/high cut filter.
11 Gain: Adjusts and displays the gain at the frequency setting of the relevant equaliser band, ranging
from -15db to +15dB;
12 Freq: adjusts and displays the centre frequency of the equalizer, which ranges from 20Hz to 20KHz
for all bands, if the shelf filter is enabled the Freq control is used to set the inflection frequency of the shelf
filter.
13 Q: Adjusts the bandwidth of the relevant equalizer band, selecting a shelf filter where the bandwidth
control will be hidden.
14 Auxiliary slider for fine-tuning of parameters.
5.5.4. GEQ Graphic Equaliser
①GEQ graphic equalizer configuration interface.
②Reset: restores the current interface parameter configuration to its default values.
③RTA On: turning the Real Time Analyzer on/off.
④ON: Turns the equalizer on or off.
⑤RTA display: display of channel signal amplitudes and peaks.
⑥Graphic equalizer: 31-band graphic equalizer control, select the corresponding frequency band to
push the slider to set the parameters.

5.5.5. comp/Limiter pressure limiter
①Comp: compressor configuration interface.
②Reset: restores all parameter settings in this screen to their default values.
③ON: turning the compressor on/off.
④IN: display of the input level.
⑤Compressor diagram: Compressor curve diagram with horizontal scale from 0 dB to - 60 dB.
⑥G.R: shows the level of the signal attenuated by the compressor.
⑦Out: display of the output level after processing by the compressor.
⑧Threshold: sets the threshold at which the compressor starts to attenuate the signal level, and starts
to operate when the input signal exceeds the threshold.
⑨Ratio: sets the input/output compression ratio for when the input signal exceeds a threshold value.
⑩Gain: adjusts the total output gain to compensate for the level lost by the signal after compression.
11 Attack: sets the response time for the compressor to start operating in response to a signal exceeding
a threshold.
12 Release: sets the response time for the compressor to stop compressing when the signal falls below
a threshold.

5.5.6. Anti-Feedback feedback suppression
①Anti-Feedbac: parameter configuration interface.
②Reset: restores all parameter settings in this screen to their default values.
③ON: enables/disables feedback suppression.
④NO Lock: displays the current frequency of the feedback being recognized.
⑤Manual Kill: when a suspicious feedback frequency is identified, a touch of this button applies a filter
at that frequency.
⑥Display: shows the whistle points captured by the filter at different frequencies and the amount of
attenuation.
⑦Fiters :Enable or disable filters for different frequency bands.
⑧Freq: sets the centre frequency of the filter.
⑨Cut: sets the amount of filter attenuation.
⑩Filter Depth%: increase or decrease the depth of all filters.
11 Filter Q: sets the bandwidth of all filters.
12 Noise: noise gain setting.
13 Auxiliary slider for fine-tuning of parameters.

5.6 FX effects channel
5.6.1. Overview Overview
①Overview screen.
②Reset: restores all parameter settings in this screen to their default values.
③Effect Pick OFF: selection of the Pre_Fdr/Post_Fdr signal.
④Delay: displays the delay configuration and the delay information.
⑤DCA Groups: shows that the channel has been assigned to a DCA grouping.
⑥Mute Groups: shows that the channel has been assigned to a mute group.
⑦ON:Enables the equalizer curve overview graph.
⑧AUX Sends: sends the current effects signal to the auxiliary output channel.