User Manual
AUBION X.8
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The red LED lamp informs you about the mute status.
The full scale level set in each case is therefore reached when the associated attenuation
fader is at 0 dB and a full scale sine signal is emitted via ASIO.
6.1.4 Mic/Line-In switchover
On the first four audio input channels, you can
choose whether they should be supplied by the
respective XLR connection as a Mic signal or by
the integrated TRS connection or the D-SUB25
socket as a Line signal.
To do so, the control software has one switch each
above the Mic/Line-In faders (In 1 to 4) which you
can use to switch between the
Mic
and
Line
settings.
The switchover is carried out immediately by the
connected
X.8
. At the same time, the
X.8
saves
the current setting for the input type.
Independent of what input type you have currently
selected, the level settings remain saved in each
case so that, for example, an input still has the parameters of the previously set Mic level
when you switch back from Line to Mic.
You can only choose the input type for the first four input channels using the
X.8
GUI.
6.1.5 Mic settings
The Mic settings for the corresponding input channel can only be carried out if the input has
been configured as a Mic channel (see section 6.1.4).
You will find the respective input amplification and the (de)activation of the phantom power
supply in the Mic settings.
The four Mic inputs (In 1 to 4) have one fader each
which you can use to set a level from among 57
different analog input amplification levels. 0 dB,
+10 dB, +11 dB, ..., +65 dB. These amplification
levels are sine input levels from +9 dBu, -1 dBu,
-2 dBu, ..., -57 dBu, each of which go up to the full
scale of the AD-converted digital input signal
(= -3 dBFS
rms
level display).
The
P48
switches above the Mic/Line switchover
buttons activate or deactivate the phantom power
supply for the respective input channel.
The input amplifications can also be set on the
device itself. It is only possible to set the phantom
power supply in the
X.8
GUI.
Warning: You must take care that the Line-Out channels do not get connected to the
phantom-powered microphone channels, because this could damage the Line-Out amplifier.
