Specifications

Chapter 2: Installing XMON 7
Use the following instructions to connect Talkback as appropriate for your talkback mic requirements.
To connect a Talkback microphone:
1 Connect an XLR cable to the Talkback Thru port on the back of the Master Module (a 90
o
connector is recommended).
2 Do one of the following, depending on the type of microphone you want to use for talkback:
48V
To use a microphone that requires 48V phantom power, connect the other end of the cable to the input of a mic preamp with
phantom power (not included). For 48V, you must use an external mic preamp with phantom power. Connect the output of the mic
preamp to the
Talkback input (Talkback 1) on the Control Cable Breakout Adapter.
18V
To use a microphone that requires 18V (such as a low-power condenser), connect the other end of the XLR cable to the Talk-
back 2 Microphone
input on the back panel of the XMON hardware (on the TB/LB/UTIL DB-25 connector).
Installing and Configuring the XMON EUCON Software Application
XMON EUCON is included with S6 Workstation software. Download the WS installer from your Avid Master Account and launch
it.
On Mac, XMON is automatically installed along with WSControl.
On Windows, the installer lets you choose to install XMON EUCON or Studio Monitor Pro (SMP 2). Select XMON EUCON.
Follow the on-screen instructions to complete installation.
Selecting a MIDI Port
The XMON EUCON Software Application uses a MIDI port to communicate with the XMON hardware. The Mac and Windows
versions of XMON select this port differently.
Mac
Right-click the XMON icon in the dock and select a MIDI port from the Select MIDI port menu. If you are using the included MIDI
device, select it. Otherwise, select another MIDI port.
Windows
In Windows, click the XMON icon in the task tray and select a MIDI port from the Select MIDI port menu. If you are using the in-
cluded MIDI device, select it.
Otherwise, select another MIDI port.
Pro Tools users must deselect the MIDI device that XMON uses in Setup>MIDI>Input Devices.
Figure 6. Mac (left) and Windows (right) MIDI Port selection
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