STK Professional Audio VM 10SD Stereo, Руководство пользователя

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Operation 1
B. CONNECTIONS
1. XLR Input jacks
Electronically balanced inputs accept a standard
XLR male connector. Pin1=ground, pin2=cold or
nrgative (-) and pin3=hot or oisutuve (+) (see Figure
2). These connectors should be utilized for low
impedance microphones. If you are using a high
impedanced microphone, it will likeiy have a cord
with a1/4 inch connector on it. In this case, it would
be appropriate to plug such microphones into a line
input, however performance, we recommend you
invest in one of the many higher quality, liw
impedance mics available on the market, or
alternatively, purchase an impedance matching
transformer from your dealer.
2. 1/4 Inch Phone Input Jacks
These tip / sleeve jacks accep0t an unbalanced line
level signal using a narmal male phone plug. (see
Figure 2.)
3. Speaker Output Jacks
The speaker output jacks are 1/4 inch two
conductor jacks. Their power output and functin are
dependent upon the particular unit that you are
using.
4. RCA Phono Jacks
The RCA jacks accept unbalanced male pin
connectors.
C. BASIC OPERATIONS MODES
a. FEMALE THREE PIN CONNECTOR
b. UNBALANCED 1/4'' CONNECTOR
Before you begin your connections, you must
decide how you will configure your sound system.
Below ate three different system variations that can
ve used with your powered mixer. Carefully consider
all of them to decide which system you will use.
NOTE; The Wtereo metro Mixers feature flexible
patching options which make possible more
variations of setup than are presented here. Once
familiarized with the unit's capabilities, you should
be able to cahieve practically any serup you desire.
SYSTEM 1.
Powered Stereo Operation
For this most basic stereo powered mono mixer
operation, you will need to commect:
* 1 or more input source devices such as a
microphone, keyboard, CD player or tape deck.
* An outboard effect processor such as a digital
reverb unit. (optional)
* Two or four main speaker systems, divided
equally among the Lefr and Right outputs.
SYSTEM 2.
Internally powered Stereo Operation with
Sparately Powered Monitor Speakers
1 or more input source devices such as a
microphone,keyboard, CD player or tape deck.
An outboard effects processor such as a digital
reverb unit (optionsl)
two or four main speaker systems, divided
equally among the Left and Right outputs.
1 graphic equalizer for equalizing the monitor
wywtem.
1 external power amplifier for the monitor
speakers.
1 or more monitpr speaker systems.
SYSTEM 3.
Main + Monitor Powered Operation
This is a very popular alternative use of the two
power amplifier channels. One output, the sum of left
and right buses, is used for the
Main(audience)speakers, and the other output for
Monitor speakers.
This setup requires:
1 or more input source devices such as a
,ocrp[jpme, keyboard, CD player or tape deck.
An outboard effects processor such as a digital
reverb unit. (optional)
1 or more main speaker systems.
1 or more monitor speaker systems.
D. SYSTEM CONNECTION
Now that you have decided which mode and type of
system operation you will use, you are ready to make
your system connections and settings on your Stereo
MetroMix.
CAUTION:
Before proceeding, make sure that are to ve
connected have been switched OFF.
1. Input Selection
Both the mic and line inputs on each channel are
active at the same time. You should be sure only
one device or instrument is connected to a channel
input at one time. Connection of more than one
device could cause undesirable results.