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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 29taxPerformance Of Your MX36: SpecificationsAudio SpecificationsParameter (Units) MX36Analogue line inputs (incl stereo line input)Channels (3 x 4) + (1 x 2)Input impedance (Ohms) 10kMax input level (dBu) +22CMR @ 100Hz (dB) >70THD 20-20k (%) <0.002Analogue microphone inputChannels 1Input impedance (Ohms) 10kMax input level (dBu) +22Equivalent Input Noise @ 150R Impedance (dBu) -127CMR @ 100Hz (dB) >80Analogue outputsOutput source impedance (Ohms) 70Min load impedance (Ohms) 300Max output level (dBu) +22Headphone output (stereo jack — mono signal)Min load impedance/Ch. (Ohms) 8THD 20-20k (%) <0.013Max output power (W) ~1.5Frequency Response, +0/0.2dB (Hz) 20 — 20kAES digital outputsChannels @ 96kHz (or External clock fs) 2 x 2Voltage @ 110R termination balanced (V) 2.5AES digital inputsChannels 3 x (2 x 2)Sample rate (kHz) 44.1 — 192Sample Rate Converters 6 x 2Ch.External word clock input1Impedance termination (Ohms) 150Accepted voltage range (V) 0.2 — 7.0Dante network Audio I-OInput channels available 12+4 aux 2Output channels available 4+4 aux 1Sample rates supported (kHz) 48/96System SpecificationsParameter (Units) MX36Mains supply (V AC) 100-240Power Consumption (W) <50W 3Dimensions H x W x D (mm)Unit (excl. connectors) 88 x 482 x 335Boxed 230 x 580 x 560Boxed Shipping — all except UK 250 x 610 x 600Weight (kgs)Unit 5.1Boxed 6.3Due to continuing product improvement, the above specifications are subject to change.1 External word clock input is used to synchronise AES outputs only2 Auxiliary Dante channels are only accessible when units operate in cascade or parallel mode3 Maximum with both PSUs connected
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