Warning: Permanent hearing loss may occur if
earphones, headphones, or speakers are used at high
volume. You can adapt over time to a higher volume of
sound, which may sound normal but can be damaging to
your hearing. Set your mixer’s volume to a safe level
before that happens.
B. Power Warning
Warning: To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not
disassemble this product. Take it to a certified specialist
when service or repair work is required.
C. Liquid Warning
Warning: Enginious does not represent this unit to be
waterproof. To reduce the risk of fire, electrical shock,
or damage to the unit, do not expose this unit to rain or
moisture or immerse in water.
D. Copyright Warning
Warning: Enginious is not responsible for the misuse of
copyrighted materials modified on the unit.
To properly setup the device, follow the steps below:
1. Plug the female end of the power cable to the power socket on the back panel of
the device and insert the male end of the power cable into a 120V AC at 60Hz or
240V AC at 50Hz wall socket. The male socket on the back panel of the device is
shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1 - Device Power Socket
2. Plug in the input devices into Channel #1 and #2 RCA or 1/8” jacks on the back
panel of the device. Channel #1 is the three vertical jacks to the far left, Channel
#2 is the three vertical jacks in the middle, and the output is the three vertical
jacks on the far right. Now plug in the output to amplifier/speakers from the
RCA or 1/8” jacks to the far right also on the back panel of the device. Figure 2
shows the input and output hardware.
3. Plug in your headphones into the either the ¼” or 1/8” monitor jacks located on
the front of the device on the left side. Figure 3 shows both jacks.
Figure 3 - Monitor Headphone Jacks
4. Now, a 1 AMP (1x1/4x1/4”) fuse must be properly installed into the device. The
fuse holder is located on the rear panel of the device. Unscrew the cap counter clockwise, place the 1 AMP fuse inside the holder, and screw back the cap
clockwise. The fuse holder is shown in Figure 4.
5. Next, the device has to be turned on. Before turning the device on, make sure
volume controls are set to a proper level in order to protect the hearing of others
and yourself. The power switch is located on the device’s rear panel on the lower
right. Figure 5 shows the power switch.
1 CH1 SWITCH RF0 First Barrier Strip (2 positions)
2 CH2 SWITCH RF1
3 CH1 BASS A RB0 Second Barrier Strip (11 positions)
4 CH1 BASS B RB1
5 CH1 MID A RF2
6 CH1 MID B RF3
7 CH1 TRE A RF4
8 CH1 TRE B RF5
9 CH2 BASS A RG0
10 CH2 BASS B RG1
11 CH2 MID A RG2
12 CH2 MID B RG3
13 CH2 TRE A RG12
14 CH2 Input Non-Mod N/A Third Barrier Strip (11 positions)
15 CH1 Input Non-Mod N/A
16 CH2 Input MOD RB9 To MCU
17 CH1 Input MOD RB10 To MCU
18 Main Volume Input N/A Input to Main Volume Potentiometer
19 CH2 TRE B RG13
20 Ground N/A
21 Mic Input Non-Mod N/A
22 Monitor Output N/A
23 5V VCC
24 Ground GND Used for Inputs and Controls (Ground #1).
Connection
Panel
Development
Board Notes
Used for Outputs (Output Pot and Output
Jacks). Goes to DAC (Ground #2).
Table 2 - Barrier Strip Connections
C. Contact Information
Phone: Muhannad Alkhurafi
E-mail: malkhurafi@mac.com
Charles Castello
E-mail: ccast014@fiu.edu
Diego Oubina
E-mail: doubina@funbox3d.com