Hi Colby,
I the reason that no one responded to this post is that you haven't really supplied enough information for anybody to take a stab at it. Please let us know more about your console and the configuration of your set-up...and the symptoms of the problem. Like are you getting audio through but just not seeing the meters, etc.
best,
Ike

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Hello,
My name is Colby. I am the new owner of a Neotek series 1 console. It belonged to an electronic media department of a college, but they got rid of it and I was at the right place at the right time. Well, it is working and I was hoping if someone out there was well versed on this board, if you might be able to guide me along. I have already gotten the punchdown tool and wired the outs to a presonus interface. Tomorrow, I will wire the inputs. Right now, I am wondering why the LED's on the front panel, which monitor the peak/vu, why they are not lighting up. The VU meter does work, but not the LED's. Also, does anyone have a preference as for the configuration of volumes.....aka, should I have the gain up or down, the channel fader up or down, the sub up or down, and the master up or down? What configuration would give the best sound, strong signal, etc? Basically, anyone got any good tips out there? This is my first post, so I hope this is going out to someone. Thanks,
Colby

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Ike Zimbel
Zimbel Audio Productions Ltd.
Toronto
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"Studio House Calls" - Repairs and upgrades to analog audio equipment including: 
AMEK, Allen & Heath, Neve, Neotek, MCI, Soundcraft and more.
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