Solid State Logic Super-Analogue Outboard X-Rack E Series User Manual

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X-Rack Owner’s Manual

4. Switch BLK in and re-adjust LMF Frequency for maximum level.
5. Adjust VR16 for +18dBu ±0.25dB.
6. Reset LMF Gain to its centre indent position and release the BLK switch.

Re-check the audio level meter for 0dBu.

LF EQ – Maximum Gain
Adjustment:

1. Ensure that the BLK switch is released.
2. Set LF Gain to maximum and select LF BELL. Set the audio oscillator for

80Hz and adjust LF Frequency to find the maximum level on the audio

level meter.

3. Adjust VR17 for +15dBu ±0.25dB.
4. Switch BLK in and re-adjust LF Frequency for maximum level.
5. Adjust VR18 for +18dBu ±0.25dB.
6. Reset LF Gain to its centre indent position, release the BLK switch and de-

select LF BELL. Re-check the audio level meter for 0dBu.

K.4.2 Output Balance

Equipment Required:

Calibrated audio oscillator, audio level meter and a ‘balance’ adaptor (see

below).

Test Signal:

1kHz sine wave at +24dBu.

Input and Output:

Oscillator to the Input of the channel being tested, Output to the level

meter via the ‘balance’ adaptor.

Unit Setup:

Ensure that all front panel switches are off and all controls are set fully

anti-clockwise.

Adjustment:

Connect the test equipment to the each channel in turn and adjust VR19

(BAL) for minimum level (< 55dBr).

K.4.3 ‘Balance’ Adaptor

For the output balance adjustment, a ‘balance’

adaptor such as that illustrated here will be

required. This adaptor consists of a pair of

close tolerance resistors in an in-line cable and

is used to sum together a balanced output in

order to correctly adjust the level balance of the

measured output; perfect balance should result

in complete signal cancellation.

5K01**

5K01**

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3

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2

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To measuring

equipment

From unit

under test

1

2

1

Resistor tolerance should ideally be 0.01%

Absolute level measured will depend upon the input

impedence of the measuring equipment.

1.

2.

Note

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