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XTA MX Series Operator's Manual

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Contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
  3. THANKS
  4. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
  5. INSTRUCTIONS DE SECURITE IMPORTANTES
  6. Installing Your MX36: Unpacking
  7. Installing Your MX36: Electrical Considerations
  8. Installing Your MX36: Mechanical Considerations
  9. Connecting To Your MX36: Analogue Line Inputs and Outputs
  10. Operating Your MX36: Initial Set-up and Switching On
  11. Operating Your MX36: The Basics
  12. Outside Your MX36: Front Panel Controls and Indicators
  13. Input / Backup Source Select
  14. Console Select
  15. Line Monitoring
  16. Outside Your MX36: Rear Panel Connections
  17. Inside Your MX36: Configurations and Routing
  18. Operating Your MX36: Working with Failover and Redundancy
  19. Operating Your MX36: With and/or Without Redundancy
  20. Conditions That Trigger a Source Change in Redundancy Mode
  21. Operating Your MX36: Increase Console Capacity with Cascade Mode
  22. Operating Your MX36: Increase Channel Capacity with Parallel Mode
  23. Looking After Your MX36: Maintenance
  24. Performance Of Your MX36: Specifications
  25. Appendix I: Microphone and Stereo Line Input DSP Filter Responses
  26. Appendix II: Upgrading Firmware
  27. Connect To The Unit
  28. Start The Update
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MX Series — MX36 Operating Instructions Page 11taxConnecting To Your MX36: Analogue Line Inputs and OutputsThe inputs are made via 3-pin XLR connectors, which are electronically balanced and shouldbe connected via a high-grade twin core screened cable, as follows:PIN1: Screen (see note below)PIN2: Hot (signal +)PIN3: Cold (signal -)The unit is designed to operate with fully balanced equipment and ground loops or loss ofperformance may be experienced if connected to unbalanced sources. If it is unavoidablehowever, the following wiring should be used. The cable should still be twin core plus screen.PIN1: Screen - connected to the chassis of the unbalanced equipment - or left disconnectedat the unbalanced end.PIN2: Hot (signal +)PIN3: Cold (ground 0V)NOTE: This unit is wired to the latest industry recommendations. PIN1 is connected directlyto the chassis/mains earth. If ground loops (mains hum) are encountered remove the screenconnection from the other end of the cable and leave it open circuit. If problems persist,consult your dealer/supplier.DO NOT TAMPER WITH OR ALTER ANY GROUND (EARTH) CONNECTIONS INSIDE THE UNIT.Additionally, there is a front panel unbalanced stereo 3.5mm jack socket for connection to aline source (such as a laptop/tablet/mobile phone).1: Screen2: Left3: RightOutputs are also made via 3-pin XLR connectors wired as follows:PIN1: Screen (see note above)PIN2: Hot (signal +)PIN3: Cold (signal -)Note that the rear panel outputs are electronically balanced and so are not galvanically(electrically) isolated. Front panel outputs are transformer balanced and so are isolated.The headphone socket (6.4mm) is stereo, but audio is always mono — do NOT use a mono jackas the output is balanced:1: Screen2: Left (mono)3: Right (mono)
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