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Stereo Bus Output Path :-
This is very similar to the channel path procedure. The +4dBu signal present on the
channel input and output should be assigned to one bus at a time. Do not press both Left
and Right bus buttons at once as this engages the pan pot and can introduce level
variation due to the 3dB insertion loss. Do the procedure to the Left bus first then
disengage the Left send button and engage the Right send button.
Left Output Path -
1. Switch the insertion selector switch to the bypass position.
2. Send the +4dBu signal from the channel to the Left output. Ensure that the output
fader is at maximum (0dB) and check that the 2T Output level is +4dBu.
3. Switch the insertion selector switch to the in position and plug a TRS stereo jack
plug cable (to male XLR) into the pre-fade insertion send jack socket.
4. Adjust the upper trim potentiometer to give a +4dBu signal out of the pre-fade
insertion jack to the male cable XLR.
5. Plug a TRS stereo jack plug cable (to female XLR) into the pre-fade insertion
return jack socket.
6. Applying a +4dBu input signal to that cable XLR, adjust the lower trim
potentiometer to achieve a +4dBu level coming out of the Stereo Output XLR.
7. If both TRS jack to XLR cables are removed, the Sidecar should still be unity gain
from channel input XLR to Stereo output left XLR.
The Right Output path is a repeat of the Left Output Path detailed above.
Below is shown the wiring to the 9 pin D-Sub connector :-