Speck Electronics Xtramix - Manual (Page 47)

20. Monitor Feed Jacks
22. Aux Return Input Jacks
Left/Right Meter Sensitivity
Trim Controls (Not Shown)
21. Cue Return Input Jacks
When set to the "pre" (factory default) position, level adjustments to the
program level will not affect the monitor or headphone levels.
This switch is recessed behind the rear panel to prevent inadvertent
actuation while plugging or unplugging connectors. The switch may be
depressed by inserting a thin pointed object into the hole (such as a very
small screwdriver).
These 1/4" TRS phone type connectors are available for hooking up a
power amplifier that would be used for the control room monitor
system, keyboard rack speakers , or a stage monitoring system. The
signal present at these jacks is adjusted by the Monitor Master Control
on the front panel.
These standard unbalanced 1/4" TS connectors are available for the
connection of a stereo cue signal or any stereo audio signal. A discrete
mono signal may be utilized when plugged into the left connector only.
Connections to the Cue return stereo input should be made with standard
unbalanced tip and sleeve (TS) 1/4" plugs as shown in
Figure 13.
Do not connect the speaker terminals of any power amplifier
directly into the Cue Return Input Jacks.
These standard unbalanced 1/4" TS connectors allow the interface of an
external stereo signal, such as a DAT, or CD player. A discrete mono
signal may be utilized when plugged into the left connector only.
Connections to the Cue return stereo input should be made with standard
unbalanced tip and sleeve (TS) 1/4" plugs as shown in Figure 13.
There are the two trim pots located at the top of the mixer that adjust the
sensitivity of the Left/Right VU meters. These trim pots in no way
modify the electronic operation of the mixer. The trim pots have been
calibrated at the factory to indicate 0 VU=+4 dbu. This means that
when the VU meter indicates 0 VU, the subgroup outputs and the
program outputs are delivering a +4dbu.
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Fig 13. Mono (TS) plug
Chapter 4 Operation Section