Behringer BCA2000 - Manual (Page 10)

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B-CONTROL AUDIO BCA2000
3.2 The rear panel
Fig. 3.2: The BCA2000’s connectors
MIDI interface. MIDI OUT B can be configured as a
MIDI Thru in the control panel software.
Connect the CONTROL ROOM OUTS to your active studio
monitors or amplifier. These outputs deliver the same signal
as the headphone outputs.
LINE IN. The line inputs are supplied as 1/4" TRS connectors.
You can also connect unbalanced connectors (mono 1/4")
to these inputs.
ANALOG OUT: the MAIN OUTS 1/L and 2/R deliver the
MAIN OUT signal and are supplied as balanced 1/4" TRS
connectors. Outputs 3 - 6 are supplied as unbalanced
RCA (phono) connectors and can be used for connection
of LS, RS, center and LFE channels in surround applications.
MIC inputs A and B are supplied as balanced XLR
microphone inputs with switchable +48 V phantom power.
The INSERT connectors for the XLR and line inputs allow
you to process input signals with outboard equipment
(compressors, EQs, effects processors and so on).
Additional information on using these connections is found
in chapter 6.2.
The POWER switch turns your BCA2000 on and off. It
should always be in the OFF position (out) when
connecting the unit to or disconnecting the unit from the
mains.
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Please note: The power switch does not completely
separate your BCA2000 from AC power. If you plan
on not using your BCA2000 for a prolonged period
of time, please disconnect it from the mains by
removing the power cable from the wall outlet.
A standard power socket is provided for connection to the
mains. A matching power cable is included with the unit.
USB port. Connect your computer here. To get the most
out of your B-CONTROL, your computer’s USB interface
should support High-Speed USB.
/ DIGITAL IN/OUT:
The OPTICAL digital input and output accept all standard
formats, including ADAT ® .
The COAXIAL (RCA) input and output accept digital audio
signals in all standard formats.
3. CONTROL ELEMENTS AND CONNECTIONS