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Manual-3

 CROSSFADER CONTOUR

 control allows adjusting the “shape” of the 

Crossfader

 response from 

a gentle curve for smooth, long running fades, to the steep pitch required for top performance cut and 

scratch effects shown in Figure 3.

 CROSSFADER HAMSTER

 control allows reversing the operation of the 

Crossfader

With the combina-

tion of ActiveFader™, 

CONTOUR

 control, and 

HAMSTER

 control, the 

TTM 54i

 provides a level of flex-

ibility and performance previously unavailable. 

 

PHONES LEVEL

 control adjusts the loudness of the Headphone output signal. Always start with the 

LEVEL

 at minimum (CCW) and increase to a comfortable level with signal present and your headphones 

on. This prevents tearing them off after you plug them in with the level set too high. This Headphone 

Amplifier delivers 

very high

 sound pressure levels (SPL) into most headphones. Because of the high current 

and low output impedance, 

never

 short one side to ground 

or

 short left and right together as is possible 

with mono cup headphones.

 Note: Low power headphone stages typically use large resistors on their 

outputs, which allow shorting, but prevent high power. The TTM 54i gives you high power but does 
not allow shorting

.

 

 MASTER / CUE

 switch selects the 

HEADPHONES

 monitor source: 

•   Use

 MASTER

 to rehearse your performance. This signal is the same as that at the 

MASTER OUT

, but is 

not

 affected by the 

MASTER LEVEL

 control.

•   Use

 CUE

 to monitor the Program Input signal, so you can “Cue” a signal before fading it in. This signal is 

not 

affected by the 

Program Faders

 or 

Crossfader

 PHONES PAN

 control is only active when 

CUE

 is selected. This control allows you to 

PAN

 between 

PGM 1

 or 

PGM 2

 HEADPHONES

 jack provides a high current output, capable of driving headphones between 8 Ω and 

600 Ω. Because the amplifier is capable of high current drive, it is important that the outputs are not 

shorted together or to ground. 

Do NOT 

use single cup phones that short tip and ring.

 

 MASTER LEVEL

 adjusts the 

MASTER OUTPUT

 level for both the balanced and unbalanced outputs.

Figure 3. Crossfader Contour control

Figure 2. Contour Switch

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TTM 54i   PERFORMANCE MIXER

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Summary of Contents for TTM 54I

Page 1: ...put of the TTM 54i delivers very high volume into your headphones To avoid pain never put headphones on your head and then plug them in Always start with the PHONES LEVEL turned down and then turn it up to the desired level Because of the high current and low output impedance never short one side to ground or short left and right together as is possible with mono cup headphones Note Low power head...

Page 2: ...owing the same hand motion for cut and scratch operation The 20 dB setting provides a normal audio taper while the 30 dB setting provides a more rapid fade out HAMSTER switches reverse the operation of the adjacent PGM 1 and PGM 2 Program Faders When engaged signal is off with the Program Fader up and maximum with the Program Fader down PHONO LINE source select switches are provided for PGM 1 and P...

Page 3: ... switch selects the HEADPHONES monitor source Use MASTER to rehearse your performance This signal is the same as that at the MASTER OUT but is not affected by the MASTER LEVEL control Use CUE to monitor the Program Input signal so you can Cue a signal before fading it in This signal is not affected by the Program Faders or Crossfader PHONES PAN control is only active when CUE is selected This contro...

Page 4: ...endent ground connect point for two turntables It is very important that each turn table have a very good ground connection to one of these terminals The thumb screws are not captivated so use care not to spin them off and lose them Important Note CHASSIS GROUNDING If your system exhibits excessive hum or buzzing there is an incompatibility in the grounding configuration between units some where Her...

Page 5: ...s processor 25 MIC LEVEL sets the gain of the Mic Input The range of operation is off to 60 dB There is no engage switch so set the MIC LEVEL to 0 when not in use The OL indicator lights 6 dB before clipping Adjust the MIC LEVEL so the OL indicator flashes only when you shout into the microphone 26 MIC TREBLE and BASS controls provide as much as 8 dB of boost or 8 dB of cut Response is flat when the ...

Page 6: ...ff excess fluid D Fader assembly installation 1 Connect the ribbon cable to the fader assembly 2 Place the fader assembly in position with the ribbon connector to the right side or top as shown 3 Line up the fader screw holes with the mixer mounting holes 4 Install 2 provided 3mm screws Using the wrong screw will ruin the fader 5 Replace the front panel and knobs Replacement Parts Replacement Phono ...

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