Types of phantom voltage source

[4Bettersonar]

Hello,
I am a beginner in this area for measuring my room acoustics for speakers. I purchased Emm6 mic. As a voltage source for the mic I wan to use Behringer mixer (Xenics Q802 USB) which I already owned for Zoom recording with laptop.
1.Is it right that I use Behringer mixer (Q802 USB) as a phantom voltage source for the mic for REW measurement? Because
2. In the detected input device on REW, I do not see emm6 as identified device. Instead, I see USB Codex which is the Behringer mixer's name.
Should I see the EMM 6 instead to use this mic in the input device window? If not, would a Focusrite Solo( that REW recommended on the first page) works better than Behringer mixer? I though any voltage source would do, but I am not sure for the reason I mentioned above.
Thanks,
Don

 

[John Mulcahy]

REW (or anything else) can only see the interface, there's no way to know what you have plugged into it. The Q802 phantom power is fine for the EMM-6.

 

[4Bettersonar]

REW (or anything else) can only see the interface, there's no way to know what you have plugged into it. The Q802 phantom power is fine for the EMM-6.

Okay, I see. Thank you for the answer. So you are saying if I used Focusrite as an interface ( for phantom power source) with EMM 6, then the REW input device would show Focusrite instead of Emm6. Am I right?
Don

 

[John Mulcahy]

Yes, though device names can sometimes be a bit more generic and don't always include the manufacturer's name.

 

[4Bettersonar]

Okay, Thank you. This completes my questions. You have answered all my questions perfectly and I do appreciate it.

 

[DanDan]

Use the Focusrite. Behringer will make your hair and teeth fall out.

 

[4Bettersonar]

You don't like Focusrite?