Aviom A-16CS, Руководство пользователя

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Aviom A-16 Personal Monitor Mixing System
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The output of the aux send is fed to an input on the A-16T Transmitter
Multiple mixer channels are assigned to one aux send
Insert Send/Return Points
The insert loop on an audio mixer is typically used as a means of extending the
processing capabilities of the mixer on a channel-by-channel basis. An effects device
such as a compressor can be added to the channel so that only that specific channel is
affected.
An insert on a mixer consists of a Send and a Return . The Send is used to get the
channel’s audio into the effects processor. The processed signal coming from the
effects device goes back to the console via the Return path.
The physical jack layout of an effect Send/Return loop on a console varies depending
on the model and manufacturer.
TRS Inserts
Some consoles use a single jack to perform both send and return functions. In this
case the jack would use tip-ring-sleeve (TRS) wiring, with one of the signal wires
performing the Send function, the other being used for the Return. Both Send and
Return share the common ground wire. For TRS inserts, it is common to use a “Y”
cable, one that has a TRS plug on one end and then a split into two mono tip-sleeve
cables on the other.
Using a TRS insert, the effects device would have the Send cable plugged into its
Input and the Return cable plugged into its Output. This wiring completes the loop
without interrupting the audio being played though the console.