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environment, headphone type and use, operating levels, microphone type,
etc. Remember, your ears are your livelihood, Turn it Down! Please also
note to turn down the headphone volume each time before you plug in your
headphones.
Right Side Panel View
Main XLR Outputs
The ProMix 6 contains two independent sets of XLR outputs. These are located
on the right hand side panel of the mixer. They are labeled as “Camera A” Left
and Right and “Camera B” Left and Right. These XLR outputs provide balanced
audio feeds at various audio levels. Below each XLR connector is a three way
toggle switch to control the output level. These switch settings have labels of “
0
”,
“
-10
”, and “
-50
”. When any of these switches is set to “0”, the nominal audio
output level is 0dBV. When set to “-10”, the nominal audio output level is -10dBv
and when set to “-50” the nominal audio output level is -50dBv. These audio
signal levels correspond to the following: 0dBv corresponds to professional line
level, -10dBv corresponds to consumer line level and -50dBv corresponds to
microphone level. The two sets of XLR outputs are isolated from each other
using our proprietary dual isolated output transformers.
Auxiliary Outputs
On the right hand side panel of the ProMix 6 audio mixer are two jacks labeled as
“Aux 1” and “Aux 2”. These are the two auxiliary audio outputs. They are both
¼” stereo signal jacks. Pin outs are as follows: Tip = Left signal, Ring = Right
signal, Sleeve = Ground. Both of these auxiliary audio outputs have two-way
level selection switches located directly below each output jack. These switches
allow the signal to be sent out at either -10dBV (consumer line level) or -50dBv
(microphone level). These auxiliary outputs can be used to drive IFB
transmitters, transcription recorders and other devices. They can also be used to
feed the ganging input connector of another ProMix 6.
