Behringer DI100 User's Manual

The Behringer DI100 Direct Box is used to connect high-impedance instruments to low-impedance mixing consoles, ensuring signal integrity and reducing noise interference.
Plug your electric guitar into the input jack of the DI100 using a standard instrument cable, then connect the DI100's output to the mixing console using an XLR cable.
The ground lift switch helps eliminate hum and buzz caused by ground loops by disconnecting the ground connection between the input and output.
Yes, the DI100 can be used with passive instruments, providing a balanced output that is suitable for long cable runs to a mixing console.
The battery status indicator lights up when the battery is low, ensuring you are aware when a replacement is needed.
Yes, the DI100 can handle speaker-level signals up to 3000 watts, making it suitable for use with amplifier outputs.
Regular maintenance includes checking cables and connections for wear, ensuring the battery is charged or replaced, and keeping the unit clean and dry.
Check all connections, ensure the battery is charged if not using phantom power, and verify that the input signal is active.
Yes, the DI100 can be powered using phantom power from a mixing console, which is a convenient alternative to using a battery.
The attenuation switch reduces the input signal level by -20 dB, -40 dB, or -60 dB to prevent distortion when connecting high-level signals.