Peavey X-Monitor - Manual (Page 37)

Common Return Inputs
Two separate inputs are provided to allow a common left and right signal to feed any
of the 12 group mix output channels. Master On switches are provided as well as
pre and post fader Solo switching and master level controls. This section may be
used to feed reference or click tracks to any of the 12 main output mixes, or com-
mon ambience effects.The input jacks for the Common Returns are located on the
rear of Group Module 5-8.They are balanced 1/4” TRS jacks.
Controls (Master Module)
ON (Left & Right)
Feeds the buffered input signals into the Common Return control section.
Master Level (Left & Right)
This pot controls the overall level of the Common Input.This post-level signal is what
is distributed to the twelve Group modules.
Solo
This switch is used to add/remove the Common Return signal from the Solo Bus.The
internal LED (Yel) will illuminate whenever the Solo is active. In the X-Monitor, the Solo sys-
tem makes a distinction between Inputs and Outputs.The Common Return solo is treat-
ed as an Input by the Solo system. Both the pre-fader and post-fader signals can be moni-
tored, See the Solo Section of the manual for details on the different solo functions and
modes.
Controls (Group Module)
MUTE (Micro-Programmable)
This switch mutes the combined mix of the Common Returns to the Group Mix bus.
The SAFE/PREV LED located directly above the switch shows mico-mute status. See the
Mico Section of the Owner’s manual for details on its operation.
Level
This control adjusts the overall level of the combined Common returns to the Group
mix bus.This pot can be set independently for each Group to allow a different level of the
Common Returns to appear in each Group.The overall level of ALL the Common Return
signals is controlled at the Master Module.
Left In
When this switch is depressed, the Common Return LEFT signal from the Master
Module is fed to the combining circuit driving the Level pot.
Right In
When this switch is depressed, the Common Return RIGHT signal from the Master
Module is fed to the combining circuit driving the Level pot.
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