User Manual
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Page 2: ...as 18 Setting the Repeater switches 18 Selecting the audio channels 18 Supplying power to the XTX master 19 Starting the linking process 19 Supplying power to the repeater 19 Supplying power to the XR...
Page 3: ...ons Designation Note XIRIUM X system All components XIRIUM X devices cables connectors XIRIUM X battery packs XIRIUM X devices XTX devices XRX devices Peripheral device All devices that can be connect...
Page 4: ...mselves To prevent overheating never cover the devices Risk of injury and damage to equipment caused by incor rect repairs The XIRIUM X devices do not contain any parts that you can repair yourself X...
Page 5: ...owing during operation X X Ensure that the ambient conditions specified for the XIRIUM X devices in the technical data are complied with during operation X X Never use the XIRIUM X devices if they do...
Page 6: ...enna NXA 5 Omnidirectional antenna NXA 10 360 10 6 Installation adapter for the directional antenna NXA SMA MM 7 Antenna cable NKXA 8 Data cable NKX DATA 9 5 V power supply with Tiny XLR connector NPS...
Page 7: ...in green The impedance switch is set to ON the condenser microphone 48 V can be supplied with phantom power 4 Mute Link button y y Switch the audio channel to mute y y Start and finish the linking pr...
Page 8: ...l select Set audio channel M 2 3 or 4 4 Repeater switch Switch repeater mode on and off 5 RF status LED Reception quality indication green Reliable reception quality orange Unreliable good reception q...
Page 9: ...er and can be used as a master or slave y y Audio sources are connected directly to the XTX master The XTX master sends audio signals to the XRX devices The XTX master synchronises the entire XIRIUM X...
Page 10: ...One antenna for each XIRIUM X device y y One audio source with a suitable connection cable y y One audio sink per XRX device with a suitable connection cable y y Power supplies or XIRIUM X battery pac...
Page 11: ...y or the XIRIUM X battery pack Power supply If the XTX master is near a power socket use the power supply X X Only use the supplied power supply X X Connect the Tiny XLR connector to the Tiny XLR sock...
Page 12: ...e XRX receivers switch on automatically 8 XRX XIRIUM X battery pack If the XRX receivers are not near a power socket use the XIRIUM X battery pack to power the XRX receivers To fit the XIRIUM X batter...
Page 13: ...ted audio source X X Ensure that the input signal on the XTX device is set correctly phantom power HI Z or line Phantom power HI Z or line adjustment You can set the XTX master so that you can use the...
Page 14: ...of hearing damage Risk of damage to the audio sink if the volume is set too high X X Set the volume of the audio source to minimum before connecting to the XTX device Audio sinks such as speakers head...
Page 15: ...3 2 M 4 3 2 M For this installation you require Necessary devices and components y y At least two and at the most four XTX devices y y At least two XRX devices y y One antenna for each XIRIUM X devic...
Page 16: ...2 M me ter ing pr es s 4 s pre ss 2 s MUT E LINK RE PE AT ER ON OF F ON OF F 4 8V GAI N GAI N 4 3 2 M me ter ing pr es s 4 s pre ss 2 s MUT E LINK RE PE AT ER ON OF F ON OF F 4 8V GAI N GAI N 4 3 2 M...
Page 17: ...PE AT ER ON OF F ON OF F 4 8V GA IN GA IN 4 3 2 M me ter ing pr es s 4 s pre ss 2 s The XIRIUM X system is now ready for use Mono transmission with repeater To overcome obstacles or enhance the recept...
Page 18: ...R ON OF F ON OF F 4 8V MUTE LIN K REPEATER ON OFF ON OF F 4 8V GAIN GAIN 4 3 2 M metering pr es s 4 s pres s 2 s X X Set the Repeater switches 4 on all other XRX devices to OFF y y These XRX devices a...
Page 19: ...epeater switches on y y The repeater LED 2 flashes in green y y The RF status LED 5 lights up in red The RF status LED 5 on the repeater changes from red to green when the link has been established Su...
Page 20: ...er y y Any number of XRX devices as receivers y y One antenna for each XIRIUM X device y y Two audio sources with a suitable connection cable y y One audio sink for each XRX device with a suitable con...
Page 21: ...pr es s 2 s 4 3 2 M Master XTX slave X X On the XTX slave set the Channel select dial 5 to 2 y y The XTX slave sends audio signals on audio channel 2 MUTE LIN K REPEATER ON OFF ON OF F 4 8V GAIN GAIN...
Page 22: ...tus LED 5 on the repeater changes from red to green when the link has been established Supplying power to the XTX slave and XRX receivers X X Connect the power supplies or XIRIUM X battery packs to th...
Page 23: ...y press the Mute Link button 4 again y y The mute function of the XTX device and all XRX devices that are in broadcast mode is cancelled Linking process Starting X X Press the Mute Link button 4 for t...
Page 24: ...e Status LED RF channel Flashes once in red 36 Flashes twice in red 40 Flashes three times in red 44 Flashes four times in red 48 Selecting the RF channel The XTX devices are set to RF channel 36 when...
Page 25: ...ntains an overview of our range of antennas Diversity technology When electromagnetic waves are radiated the same problem occurs as with sound waves The signal does not only reach the receiver on a di...
Page 26: ...directional antennas and establishing a point to point link The directional antenna can be either screwed on with a suitable antenna cable or also directly on the receiver with an SMA adapter The latt...
Page 27: ...10 10 10 10 If the antennas are positioned above the heads of the audience you prevent absorption of the electromagnetic waves by their bodies Remember that around 75 per cent of the human body is wa...
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Page 29: ...X X Remove the XIRIUM X battery packs from the XIRIUM X devices X X Disconnect the XIRIUM X devices from the power supply X X Clean the surfaces of the XIRIUM X devices and accessories with a soft sl...
Page 30: ...erating systems Download X X Download the XIRIUM X Companion Setup zip file from the website and save it on your computer X X Unzip the file on your computer Installing the software X X Double click t...
Page 31: ...ients X X Non associated devices light up continuously in red but can still be controlled with the XIRIUM X Companion y y The main window opens X X Click Refresh to ensure that the display of the XIRI...
Page 32: ...X First download the current firmware from the website as a zip file and save it on your computer X X Start the program X X In the Options menu select the item Firmware Update y y The Firmware Update...
Page 33: ...tallation function of your operating system J Service Contact X X Please contact your dealer or NEUTRIK if you have any questions concerning your device y y Addresses are given overleaf Troubleshootin...
Page 34: ...flections interferences AUDIO PERFORMANCE ANALOG TO ANALOG PER WIRELESS LINK THD Noise TX Gain min 0 01 1 kHz 4 dBu 0 05 20 Hz 10 kHz 4 dBu Frequency Response 0 5 dB 1 5 dB 20 Hz 20 kHz ref 1 kHz Dyna...
Page 35: ...bo XLR Hi Z unbalanced 2200 150000 50 8 10 18 54 ON Combo TRS Indicators LEDs Mute Status Linking Process Metering RF channel view RF channel switch 48 V Impedance View Controls Phantom Hi Z enable sw...
Page 36: ...x d 178 mm x 78 mm x 41 mm excluding antenna Weight 510 g Optional Accessories Antenna cable extension Battery Pack Mounting Clamp SMA Adapter OPTIONAL ANTENNAS Linear polarised directional WI FI ante...
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