Top 20 Peavey 32fx USB 32 Channel Mixer Questions & Answers

If the mixer output shuts down as you describe, some part is over heating and once it cools down you can turn it back until it happens again. This will not be user serviceable. Here is the link to Peavey Support who can provide a service center contact and schematics. peavey com

Contact Peavey for the nearest service center. Here;s the link- Peavey com

Mute Switch/Mute-Clip LED :

• This switch mutes all Aux, Group and L/R sends from the corresponding channel.
• This switch is equipped with a red LED that will illuminate when the channel is muted.
• When the MUTE button is out,the LED functions as a Clip indicator that will illuminate at 2 dB below clipping.
• Muting the channel does not prevent the PFL signal from being sent to the PFL/AFL mix when the PFL Switch (12) is in.
• This switch mutes its respective Group send from the Group channel.

Go to page 11 in this link : Peavey FX Mixer Series Operating Manual You can also try, Restoring Factory Settings, in the Utility Menu Options. Go to page 16 in ths link : Peavey FX Mixer Series Operating Manual CAUTION: Restoring the factory settings option resets your mixer's presets, reformatting factory presets and erasing all other user presets. (This option is handy when your venue has permanently changed and all-new presets are required.) Once confirmed, the presets are not retrievable and will be permanently lost. Should you select this option in error, a warning screen allows you to cancel the procedure.

usb b is for streaming digital media,not memory sticks,

• High-power dual DSP engine with improved digital effects and output processing including Feedback Ferret®, 28-band GEQ/5-band PEQ, delay and limiter
• USB 2.0 "A" connection to record directly to or playback from memory stick
• USB 2.0 "B" connection for streaming digital out
• 3-band EQ with sweepable mid-frequency and variable low cut filters
• 2 stereo channels with dual mic/line inputs
• 48 volt phantom power
• 6 Aux sends
• 4 subgroups
• 100mm faders
• Double the processing power of the original FX Series
• All new switching power supply design is more efficient than the original
• Silencer™ mic preamp XLR inputs
• Weight Packed: 45.00 lb(20.412 kg)
• Width Packed: 25"(63.5 cm)
• Height Packed: 36"(91.44 cm)
• Depth Packed: 11.5"(29.21 cm

• Owner's Manual
• FX™2 Mixer Series
• Cut Sheet

dirty insert jacks on the stereo two mix,

are you kidding...so if you replace it and it burns up again what are you going to do?

well you will have to look in your computer, then the program, and then find audio properties and look for the peavey ASIO driver and connect.

I presume you mean there is no output on the main out. Is there output on the groups etc? Have you checked all the routings? What else works / doesn't work?

Peavey's website"
http://peavey.com/support/software/fx.cfm

I hope this helps,
Magoo

Necesitas los drivers que deber?an venirte en un cd con la consola. Si no instalas eso, la PC no reconoce los AD converters que usa cada canal , que ser?a como agregar la misma cantidad de tarjetas de sonido nuevas, y es imposible que puedas grabar.
Si no tenes el CD, deber?as ingresar en la pagina del fabricante para descargarlos.

Normally you find where feedback occurs, notch it out with the EQ and recheck for feedback. When system is stable you can take out the ferret.

It is likely there is a failure of one of the power supply voltages. The solution requires troubleshooting that is NOT DIY unless you are electronically skilled.

PLUG INTO MAIN USER. HIT START.

Intermittent problems cn be a real pain to find... BUT I want you to verify your use of the mixer and its connections as one can cause the output drivers to latch up due to ground bounce.

Make sure your outputs go to the power amps AND into balanced inout at the amps... either XLR or TRS connectors.

Make sure that the amps are POWERED from the same receptacle as the mixer... even if you have to run power back to the mixer. If you power the mixer from a different receptacle at the other end of the room, ground bounce of the safety ground MAY exceed the common mode drive of the mixer and cause the output drivers to latch up or even be destroyed!!!

I don't know if you have a product there that is available here in Home Depot stores.
If you can find CRC226, using the spout put a small amount in your faders through the slot, including the dead ones. Do NOT use any product like DeOxit as it will wreck the faders as will WD40. Find CRC226 (there are other CRC products so make sure to get the right one) in the electrical department of Home Depot stores.

Quick and dirty way is to turn up one of the AUX channels, say #1 on the Guitar player's inoput channel/strip. Have all other AUX #1 completely CCW so none of the others get mixed on the AUX.

Use a TRS cable from AUX1 output to the guitar players monitor amp.

NOTE. The signal to his amp will only be controlled by the AUX1 on his channel AND the AUX1 Master.

One normally uses the AUX outputs for monitor functions.

You likely have to format the stick from the unit before using. Also there MAY be a size limit for the useable stick.

For a flight case, it is best to find one that SPECIFICALLY mentions use for your unit. Having the supports in the right area to protect the controls is most important.

If your setup depends on the USB to the computer, I suspect the problem is in the computer, possibly a throughput probllem if you have antio-virus programs running. They take a lot of throughput and often come in at random times.

If you happen to be using a PC with this, check the usage of computer resources from the process listing.

Try performing a full firmware re-install, or update if your not already on the current firmware. Click on the "Downloads" tab to access the latest firmware. http://www.peavey.com/products/browse.cfm/action/detail/item/116194/32FX™.cfm