PS1 Powerstand Connections/Line Out/XLR - Revision history

ST: /* Line Outs (XLR balanced) for Channels 1 and 2 */ link to dasiy chain

2008-12-31T18:46:44Z

Line Outs (XLR balanced) for Channels 1 and 2: link to dasiy chain

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	== Line Outs (XLR balanced) for Channels 1 and 2 ==		== Line Outs (XLR balanced) for Channels 1 and 2 ==
	* post trim (+4 dBu nominal)		* post trim (+4 dBu nominal)
	For Channels One or Two you can run an XLR cable to the House or recording console like this. The outputs are post-trim (+4 dBu nominal). This is not suitable for connection to another {{PS1}} as the output level is too high for a {{PS1}} Channel 1 or 2 input. If you want to daisy-chain {{PS1}}s use a [[pad]] between the Systems. You would probably put the pad at the input of the second {{PS1}}. Note the position of the pad in the diagram below.		For Channels One or Two you can run an XLR cable to the House or recording console like this. The outputs are post-trim (+4 dBu nominal).


	[[Image:PS1LineOutXLR.jpg]]		[[Image:PS1LineOutXLR.jpg]]

			This is not suitable for connection to another {{PS1}} as the output level is too high for a {{PS1}} Channel 1 or 2 input. If you want to connect one {{l1 nl}} to another please see:
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ST: /* Line Outs (XLR balanced) for Channels 1 and 2 */ simplified wording about the location of the pad

2008-11-25T07:55:50Z

Line Outs (XLR balanced) for Channels 1 and 2: simplified wording about the location of the pad

← Older revision		Revision as of 07:55, 25 November 2008
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	== Line Outs (XLR balanced) for Channels 1 and 2 ==		== Line Outs (XLR balanced) for Channels 1 and 2 ==
	* post trim (+4 dBu nominal)		* post trim (+4 dBu nominal)
	For Channels One or Two you can run an XLR cable to the House or recording console like this. The outputs are post-trim (+4 dBu nominal). This is not suitable for connection to another {{PS1}} as the output level is too high for a {{PS1}} Channel 1 or 2 input. If you want to daisy-chain {{PS1}}s use a [[pad]] between the Systems~~, preferably~~ the ~~"end"~~ of the ~~cable (closest to~~ the ~~System receiving~~ the ~~signal)~~.		For Channels One or Two you can run an XLR cable to the House or recording console like this. The outputs are post-trim (+4 dBu nominal). This is not suitable for connection to another {{PS1}} as the output level is too high for a {{PS1}} Channel 1 or 2 input. If you want to daisy-chain {{PS1}}s use a [[pad]] between the Systems. You would probably put the pad at the input of the second {{PS1}}. Note the position of the pad in the diagram below.

ST: /* XLR Line Outs Channels 1 and 2 */

2006-11-14T19:28:30Z

XLR Line Outs Channels 1 and 2

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	== ~~XLR~~ Line Outs Channels 1 and 2 ==		== Line Outs (XLR balanced) for Channels 1 and 2 ==
	* post trim (+4 dBu nominal)		* post trim (+4 dBu nominal)
	For Channels One or Two you can run an XLR cable to the House or recording console like this. The outputs are post-trim (+4 dBu nominal). This is not suitable for connection to another {{PS1}} as the output level is too high for a {{PS1}} Channel 1 or 2 input. If you want to daisy-chain {{PS1}}s use a [[pad]] between the Systems, preferably the "end" of the cable (closest to the System receiving the signal).		For Channels One or Two you can run an XLR cable to the House or recording console like this. The outputs are post-trim (+4 dBu nominal). This is not suitable for connection to another {{PS1}} as the output level is too high for a {{PS1}} Channel 1 or 2 input. If you want to daisy-chain {{PS1}}s use a [[pad]] between the Systems, preferably the "end" of the cable (closest to the System receiving the signal).

ST: first ed

2006-11-14T19:04:56Z

first ed

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 == XLR Line Outs Channels 1 and 2 ==
 * post trim (+4 dBu nominal)
-For Channels One or Two you can run an XLR cable to the House or recording console like this. The outputs are post-trim (+4 dBu nominal). Most professional consoles will have a switchable -20 dB pad at the inputs to lower the input level if required.
+For Channels One or Two you can run an XLR cable to the House or recording console like this. The outputs are post-trim (+4 dBu nominal). This is not suitable for connection to another {{PS1}} as the output level is too high for a {{PS1}} Channel 1 or 2 input. If you want to daisy-chain {{PS1}}s use a [[pad]] between the Systems, preferably the "end" of the cable (closest to the System receiving the signal).
 [[Image:PS1LineOutXLR.jpg]]
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ST: first ed

2006-11-14T19:01:59Z

first ed

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== XLR Line Outs Channels 1 and 2 ==
* post trim (+4 dBu nominal)
For Channels One or Two you can run an XLR cable to the House or recording console like this. The outputs are post-trim (+4 dBu nominal). Most professional consoles will have a switchable -20 dB pad at the inputs to lower the input level if required.

The XLR Line out is not suitable for connection to another {{PS1}} as the output level is too high for a {{PS1}} Channel 1 or 2 input. If you want to daisy-chain {{PS1}}s a [[pad]] is recommended.



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