User manual

4.7 Input/Output Jacks

4.7.a. mic input

This is the balanced XLR input for condenser or dynamic

microphones. This input can become a balanced line input if

desired. Contact the D&R Technical Support Department for

details.

4.7.b. line input

The line input is unbalanced, (balanced is optional). This

input has a sensitivity of -20dB maximum to infinity. The

input impedance (lOKohms) will allow proper interface of

any line outputs of tape recorders or signal processors.

4.7 SPECIAL PATCH CORD:

This cord is for patching out of the channel output (on the

In-line or Split Module) to the line input of the same

module. Line in end: Mono plug, tip + and sleeve ground.

Channel out end: Stereo plug, ring + and sleeve ground. NO

CONNECTION TO THE TIP.

4.7.c. output

This is the output of the channel. The tip has a nominal

level of -lOdB and the ring +4dB. One of the two output

levels must be left unconnected. The -lOdB signal is for

equipment such as Fostex and the +4dB signal is for

equipment such as Studer. The output signal is after the

channel fader unless you have activated one of the "from

subs" switches which would send a subgroup out that output.

4.7.d. group insert

The group insert, ring as the send, tip as the return, and

sleeve is the ground for both, will allow you to patch a

signal processor on the subgroup. This insert can also be

used as an effect input with the trimpot as the level pot

and the "sub to mix" switch in the down position (in the

output section) as a way of routing the effect to the

master. Odd channels to the left, even channels to the

right.

4.7.e. chan. insert

The channel insert immediately precedes the channel fader.

Ring is the send, tip is the return and sleeve is the

ground for both. In/out level is OdB.

This concludes the section on the Dayner Series "Split"

module. For installation or hook-up instructions, refer to

the last section of this manual.