SONOSAX SX-S User Manual

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403. Brown Cable

404. 1

405. PFL-BUS-left

406. Connected to pin No 1 OP-7

407. Red Cable

408. 2

409. MASTER-BUS-right

410. Connected to pin No 1 OP-3

411. Orange Cable

412. 3

413. PFL-BUS-right

414. Connected to pin No 7 OP-7

415. Yellow Cable

416. 4

417. Auxiliary BUS

418. Connected to cursor Aux

potentiometer

419. Green Cable

420. 5

421. PFL Control-CDE (sense)

422. Connected to point R-6/R-5/collector

of Q1

423. Blue Cable

424. 6

425. MASTER-BUS-left

426. Connected to pin No 7 OP-3

427.  

428.7.3 Optional

429. External Slate MIC for the Mixer's operator

430. To make the external slate Mic operational you will need to solder in R-7=15kOhms (R-5=49.9) and C-11=22pF remove R-10 on the extension module operator board.

Unsolder the internal mic on Connectors J-10 & J-11.

431. Then connect J-12 to the Bantam jack. Make sure that Jumper 2 is in position 2,3.

432. NOTE: The internal Slate Mic is deactivated by this procedure.

433. SX-S10 only: Remove the unused wire on the Bantam connector.

434.  

435.7.4 Y Cables for Boom Operator with tbk mic transmitter.

436. Click here for DIAGRAMof "Y" Cable

437. Internal connections of the Boom-Box (022260)

438. Click here for BOOM BOX Wiring Diagram

439. 860162

440. 860179

441. 860141

442. Pin

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445. Pin

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447. Pin

448.  

449.  

450.  

451.  

452. 1

453.

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454. Tip

455.

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456.  

457.  

458.  

459. 2

460.

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461.

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462.

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463. 1

464.

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465.

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466. 3

467.

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468.

GN

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469.

GN

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470. 3

471.

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472.

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473. 4

474.  

475.  

476.  

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478.

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480. 5

481.  

482.  

483.  

484.  

485.  

486.  

487. 6

488.  

489.  

490.  

491. 922110 External cable between SX-S extension module and SX-S extension box

492. Click here for MALE and FEMALE Socket Wiring

493.                                                       

494. Pin No

495. Pair No

496. Cable

497. Designation

498. 12

499. 4

500. Shield

501. GND

502. 11

503. 4

504. White

505. -12V

506. 10

507. 4

508. Yellow

509. +12V

510. 9

511. 3

512. Orange

513. Guest

514. 8

515. 3

516. White

517. Roll

518. 7

519. 3

520. Shield

521. 12V micro

522. 6

523. 2

524. Red

525. Right from Ext.

Box

526. 5

527. 2

528. White

529. Left from Ext.

Box

530. 4

531. 2

532. Shield

533. GND from Ext.

Box

534. 3

535. 1

536. Brown

537. Right to Ext.

Box

538. 2

539. 1

540. White

541. Left to Ext. Box

542. 1

543. 1

544. Shield

545. GND to Ext.

Box

546.  

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548.

549.  

550.

8.

FOUR CHANNEL MATRIX MODULE

551.  

552. The four-channel matrix provides four outputs and four tape returns to accomodate 4-track recorders while still allowing a normal stereo or two-track mix.

553. Connections to the 4-track device is made through a 10 pin LEMO connector and Lemo to XLR adaptor cable.

554.  

555.8.1 Channel assign Switches:

556. The first 9 rows of switches select which Input (1 through 9) is directed to which output (A through D). Switch up is off, switch down is selected. The signal is taken from

the channel after the fader and is still available on the Left & Right mix bus.

557. For example: To direct channel 1 to Output C, Switch 1-C would be down.

558. To direct channel 3 to output B, Switch 3-B would be down.

559.  

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