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Mixing Link User Guide I/O Connectors
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The “AUX” jack enables you to use your mobile device as an effects processor while
keeping the rest of your effects chain signal path intact. It also allows Mixing Link to serve
as an audio interface for recording directly into your mobile device. The “AUX” connector
also allows for stereo playback of audio from an external source to be mixed with your mic
or instrument.
OUTPUTS
(18) TO AMP Phonejack
Unbalanced mono output for connecting the Mixing Link to a guitar amp, another effects
pedal, or to any input that accepts an unbalanced ¼” plug.
When th
e FX Loop is active, the “TO AMP” signal originates at the output of the MIX knob.
Deactivate the FX Loop and “TO AMP” outputs the MIC pre-amp directly.
The PHONES & AMP LEVEL knob always controls the output level at “TO AMP” whether
or not the FX Loop is activated.
The AUX input signal is always sent to
the “TO AMP” jack as a mono version of the stereo
AUX signal.
(19) PHONES Phonejack
Stereo, powered version of the “TO AMP” output with the ability to drive headphones.
The signal originates at the output of the MIX knob when the FX Loop is active; otherwise
it outputs the MIC pre-amp.
The PHONES & AMP LEVEL knob sets the volume level at the “PHONES” output at all
times.
The stereo signal from the AUX jack is output in stereo to the “PHONES” jack at all times.
(20) DI/LINE OUT XLR Connector
The signal present at this XLR output is a balanced version of the “TO AMP” output
except it bypasses the PHONES & AMP LEVEL knob.
Bypassing the LEVEL knob allows you to set your stage volume when connecting to the
“TO AMP” output without affecting the DI feed to the PA system.
The output level is switchable between a low level DI output and a high level LINE output
using the small DIP switch located on the underside of Mixing Link. Set the DIP switch to
DI when connecting to an input that expects a MIC level signal; use the LINE setting when
connecting to a line level input. The factory default setting is LINE.
(21) PWR Jack
Insert the output plug from an AC Adapter into the PWR Jack. The plug must be center
negative 2.1mm and provide 200mA at 9VDC. The maximum allowable voltage that can
be connected to the PWR jack is 12VDC
.