User manual ALLEN & HEATH XONE BROCHURE

[. . . ] The equipment has not been subject to misuse either intended or accidental, neglect, or alteration other than as described in the User Guide or Service Manual, or approved by ALLEN & HEATH. Any necessary adjustment, alteration or repair has been carried out by ALLEN & HEATH or its authorised agent. This warranty does not cover fader wear and tear. The defective unit is to be returned carriage prepaid to ALLEN & HEATH or its authorised agent with proof of purchase. [. . . ] Post-fade sends are typically used to send channel signals to effects devices such as reverb or delay processors. The amount of signal sent to the device follows the fader level. The processed (wet) signal returned to the mix elsewhere is therefore in proportion to the direct (dry) signal regardless of fader position. Other post-fade uses include special recording or zone feeds. Pre-fade sends are typically used for DJ effects or to feed monitor speakers such as stage foldback. Here, it is important that fader changes made to balance the house mix do not affect the monitor levels. When working with a sampler effects device you could use either post or pre setting. If you wish to cue the sampler effect before raising the source fader into the mix then set it pre-fade. Use the sampler return channel fader to bring up or remove the effect from the mix. You can use the Aux mix to cue your music when beat or cut mixing. Set all sends pre-fade and select the headphones monitor AUX switch to listen to the selected channels. This lets you listen to the effect of mixing the sources or matching the beat before you bring it into the house mix. 20 XONE:92 User Guide 3 PHONO/LINE switch. This prevents accumulated gain when all EQ controls are fully clockwise. MID 2 This is similar to MID 1 but affects the lower mid frequencies centred at 350Hz. Boosting can enhance the warmth of the sound while cutting can reduce the unpleasant resonant or boomy effects. XONE:92 User Guide LO This is similar to the HI control but affects the low (bass) frequencies below the 250Hz turning point. When turned fully anticlockwise the response changes to a high pass filter (12dB/Oct) with all frequencies below the cut-off point being progressively attenuated. Use LO boost to accentuate the bass lines/beats, and cut to eliminate all LF content. 6 FILTER assign switch. Toggle this switch to route the channel signal through either of the two VCF FILTER sections. Selecting the switch in the central `OFF' position bypasses both the VCF FILTER sections. Note: Routing the channels to the filters with the filter ON can produce audible clicks; route the channels to either filter with the filter turned off to prevent this. Toggle this switch to route the channel signal to either side of the crossfader. Selecting the switch in the central `OFF' position routes the signal direct to the mix outputs. [. . . ] Width Desktop Rack ears fitted (1) Rack ears fitted (2) Packed 320 mm (12. 6") 370 mm (14. 6") 482 mm (19") 470 mm (18. 5") Height 87. 6 mm (3. 5") 87. 6 mm (3. 5") 87. 6 mm (3. 5") 210 mm (8. 3") Depth 358 mm (14") 358 mm (14") 358 mm (14") 400 mm (15. 7") 8 kg (18 lbs) Weight 6 kg (13 lbs) Rack Ears Allow permanent fixing in a plinth or rack system. Ears bolt on to the sides of console in two orientations. Fix in place using M6 screws or bolts. 11 348 rack ear fixings 8. 40 465. 2 rack ear fixings Rack ear fixings 117 87. 60 320 370 with rack ears fitted 482 with rack ears fitted 34 37. 30 101. 60 120 76. 20 101. 60 358. 00 XONE:92 User Guide XONE:92 BLOCK DIAGRAM CUE PRE-EQ POST-EQ PRE/POST EQ SELECT CUE MIX CUE POST DC CUE LOGIC DC AUX 1 MIX AUX 2 MIX FILTER 1 MIX FILTER 2 MIX XFADE X/Y DC CLEANFEED MIX LR MIX XFADE CURVE CROSSFADER Y FILTER 2 MIX MIDI OUT X FILTER 1 MIX XFADER - CC92 FADER FILTER 1 LFO DEPTH FILTER 2 LFO DEPTH TEMPO DATA MIDI TEMPO/DATA TEMPO ADJUST MIDI DATA - CC94 START/STOP START/STOP-REWIND STEREO INPUTS 1, 2, 3, 4 4 BAND EQ LEVEL PHONO LR RIAA MID2 METER + X Y ON X2 TAP RESONANCE LIMIT MAX RES LIMIT MAX RES ON X2 TAP RESONANCE HI DC MID1 OFF XFADE SELECT PHONO/LINE GN = PHONO RED = LINE + VCF2 TAP TEMPO MIDI CLOCK VCA LINE LR RIAA DISABLE +10dB GAIN DISABLE DC LO 2 OFF FILTER SELECT PRE AUX1 1 VCF to XFADER HPF BPF LPF VCF to XFADER HPF BPF VCF1 FREQ - CC12 VCF2 FREQ - CC13 MIDI OUTPUT CONFIGURE LPF VCF LINK 2-1 FREQ ON OFF VCF1 VCF2 XFADER MIDI CH ON 2=+ L PRE AUX2 FREQ CH16 CH15 FILTER DISABLE ON FILTER DISABLE CUE MIC/RTN INPUTS 1, 2 4 BAND EQ LEVEL MIC 2= + + GN = CH ON RED = PEAK -15dB DUCKING CLEANFEED MIX LR+CF MUSIC+MIC MIX 1 BAL 2=+ 0dBu MIX 1 OUT R + LR MIX FADER MOMENTARY CLEANFEED CONTROL MIC = CLEANFEED ENABLED RTN = CLEANFEED DISABLED MUSIC ONLY MIX MIX 1 L -2dBu HI MID1 MID2 MIC/RTN GN = MIC RED = RTN + DUCK OFF ON LATCHED CLEANFEED DISABLE RECORD OUT L -10dBV R MIX 2 OUT R STEREO RTN L/M R LO BOOTH MONO MUTE BOOTH -2dBu L PRE AUX1 BOOTH OUT R PRE AUX2 AUX 1 MIX -2dBu L LR SUM CUE ACTIVE ADD MIX AUX 1 OUT R + AUX 1 AUX 2 L HEADPHONES PHONES 1/4" L R AUX R AUX 2 MIX -2dBu + L PHONES 3. 5mm AUX 2 OUT R SPLIT CUE POST-EQ CUE MIX CUE LOGIC DC CUE PRG - SPLIT LR METER Connector Types XLR male and female connectors : TRS input and output connectors : RCA PHONO pin connectors DIN 5 pin male MIDI connectors Standard MIDI cable Type Balanced XLR female Unbalanced TRS jack RCA phono RIAA RCA phono Type Servo Balanced XLR male Impedance balanced TRS jack RCA phono Impedance balanced TRS jack Impedance balanced TRS jack ¼" and 3. 5mm, Tip = L Ring = R Impedance <2k ohm 6k ohm 47kohm/330pF >20k ohm Sensitivity -47 to ­10dBu -15 to +20dBu 3 to 100mV -10 to +20dBu Nominal Level 0dBu -2dBu -10dBV -2dBu -2dBu Pin 2 = hot (+) Pin 3 = cold (-) Pin 1 = GND Tip = hot (+) Ring = cold (-) Sleeve = GND Input Connections CH1, 2 IN (Mic) (Stereo Return) CH1, 2, 3, 4 (Phono) (Stereo Line) Output Connections MIX OUT 1 L, R (XLR) MIX OUT 2 L, R (jack) RECORD OUT AUX OUT 1 & 2 L, R BOOTH OUT HEADPHONES Impedance 47 ohm 47 ohm 600 ohm 47 ohm 47 ohm 30 to 600 ohm recommended XONE:92 User Guide 35 Installer Link Options CAUTION : The following service instructions are for use by qualified personnel only. To reduce the risk of electric shock do not perform any servicing other than that described in the operating instructions unless you are qualified to do so. [. . . ]