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Dateq ONYX Manual

Connections

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Connections

BALANCED
MASTER L/ R (A)

Electronically balanced master outputs on XLR connectors for the left and
right channels of MASTER A. This type of output guarantees perfect signal
transmission even if long audio cables are being used. These outputs are
equipped with relays to prevent connected equipment from ‘plopping’ when
the unit is being switched on and off.

MASTER A/ B

Unbalanced outputs on cinch connectors. These can be used to connect the
Onyx to an amplifier or recorder.

CHANNEL 6..3

Cinch connectors for the stereo channels. Each channel has two identical
inputs at line level (Line 1 and Line 2) for connecting equipment such as CD
players, keyboards and recorders. The input selector on the front panel can
be used to select which input is to be active. Channel 6 is fitted with a
jukebox input which can be used to interrupt channels 2-5.

CHANNEL 2

Combined mono Mic/Stereo Line channel with an electronically balanced
microphone input on an XLR connector and a stereo cinch input at line level
(-14 dB sensitive). If the microphone is being used in unbalanced mode, pins
1 and 3 should be connected to the shield of the microphone cable.

CHANNEL 1

This channel has two electronically balanced microphone inputs on XLR
connectors (Mic Front and Mic Rear). If the microphone is being used in
unbalanced mode, pins 1 and 3 should be connected to the shield of the
microphone cable.

FUSE

Mains fuse. Dimensions 5 x 20mm (small), 315mA slow.

MAINS

Euro mains socket. The Onyx operates at a mains voltage of 230V.

For all cinch connectors:
White = Left, Red = Right

Jukebox input

This input can be used to interrupt the signal of channels 2-5 of output A and/or B. In this case only
the signal of channel 1 (microphone) and channel 6 (stereo line) will still be passed on.

The jukebox input is only active if channel 6 is routed to output A and/or B. If channel 6 is routed to
output A only, then the signals of channels 2-5 which are routed to output A will be interrupted when
the jukebox input becomes active. The same applies to output B.

The jukebox input can be used in 3 ways:

n.o.

Connect a switch with a make-contact (normally open) between Tip and Ring. Jukebox
becomes active as soon as the contact is made.

n.c.

Connect a switch with a break-contact (normally closed) between Sleeve and Tip/Ring
(i.e. interconnect Tip and Ring). Jukebox becomes active as soon as the contact is
broken.

voltage

Connect a DC voltage of 5-24V between Sleeve (-) and Tip (+). Jukebox becomes active
as soon as the voltage is applied.

Summary of Contents for Onyx

Page 1: ...ONYX USER MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...uipment may only be connected to a legally approved earthed mains power supply 11 The power cable or power cord must be positioned such that it cannot be walked on in normal use and objects which might damage the cable or cord cannot be placed on it or against it Special attention must be paid to the point at which the cable is attached to the equipment and where the cable is connected to the powe...

Page 3: ...ach channel has an A B switch which can be used to route the channel concerned to output A or B or to both Thanks to the built in talkover circuit announcements and or paging calls always come over clearly This circuit which is triggered by an incoming signal on channel 1 i e it is voice activated ensures that this signal overrides all others The talkover s actuation point is adjustable and the ta...

Page 4: ...is why all the connectors have been located on the rear The cabinet fits into an opening of 445 x 217 x 105 mm W x H x D See also the drawings below The front panel is 3 mm thick When installing the mixer remember to allow sufficient room for the projection of the buttons on the front and for the connectors and plugs on the Onyx s rear ...

Page 5: ...puts Cinch female Pin Function Type Tip Audio Out Shield Audio GND A GND L R Balanced Master A Outputs XLR 3 pins male Pin Function Type 1 Audio GND A GND 2 Audio Out 3 Audio Out Jukebox Input TRS Jack 3p Pin Function Type Tip Jukebox switch input n o n c and voltage control In Ring Reference voltage for use with n o and n c control Out Sleeve Ground n c and voltage control D GND Line Line 1 Line ...

Page 6: ...the microphone cable CHANNEL 1 This channel has two electronically balanced microphone inputs on XLR connectors Mic Front and Mic Rear If the microphone is being used in unbalanced mode pins 1 and 3 should be connected to the shield of the microphone cable FUSE Mains fuse Dimensions 5 x 20mm small 315mA slow MAINS Euro mains socket The Onyx operates at a mains voltage of 230V For all cinch connect...

Page 7: ...pressed the signal of this channel is audible on the headphones and visible on the LED VU meter Fader 60 mm fader which can be used to control the volume of this channel Combined microphone line channel 2 This channel can be used to connect a microphone and or a line source The channel is equipped with volume control dual tone control A B output selection input selection and a pre listening functi...

Page 8: ...output A When talkover is active on output A the signal of this channel is attenuated When the jukebox input is active the signal of any of the channels 2 5 on which button A has also been pressed is suppressed When button B is pressed the signal of this channel is directed to output B When talkover is active on output B the signal of this channel is attenuated When the jukebox input is active the...

Page 9: ... audible on the headphones and visible on the LED VU meter Miscellaneous POWER Mains voltage switch of the Onyx MIC FRONT An extra microphone can be connected quickly to this connector The signal can be adjusted using channel 1 PHONES Volume control for the headphones TALKOVER When this button is pressed the talkover function is activated As soon as a signal comes in on channel 1 and channel 1 is ...

Page 10: ...z r15 dB Shelving Low 80 Hz r15 dB Shelving EQUALISER MASTER High 12 kHz r15 dB Shelving Mid 1400 Hz r12 dB Bell Low 50 Hz r15 dB Shelving JUKEBOX INPUT Input voltage 5 24 VDC make or break contact also possible OUTPUTS BALANCED MASTER XLR 6 dB balanced 600ohm variable MASTER OUT A B Cinch 0 dB unbalanced 600ohm variable PHONES 6 3 mm TRS Jack 0 3 W 4ohm Impedance 4 32ohm FREQUENCY RESPONSE MIC TO...

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