User manual

Dateq XTC Manual Connections

Connections

MASTER L / R Electronically balanced master outputs for the left and right channel on

XLR connectors. This type of output guarantees a perfect signal transport

even when long audiocables are being used. These outputs are equipped

with relays to prevent ‘plopping’ of connected equipment while switching

the XTC on or off.

OUT Unbalanced master output on cinch-connectors. Can be used to connect

the XTC to an amplifier or a recorder.

SUB Unbalanced low-frequency output on jack connector. On this output only

signal with a frequency lower than 125 Hz. Extra amplifiers for low-

speakers can be connected here.

MON Unbalanced monitor output on cinch connectors. Can be used to connect a

second amplifier with monitor speakers for the DJ or a second room.

X / T / C INPUT Cinch connectors for the 3 channels with faders. Each channel has an

input for turntables (Phono) and equipment like CD-players, samplers,

keyboards and recorders (Line). When turntables are being used, these

must be earthed by means of the earth-clamp.

REMOTE On all channels an optional remote start connector can be delivered. As

soon as the fader of the concerning channel is opened, the contact

between tip and ring of this mini jack (3,5 mm) connection is made. With

this the connected equipment can be remote started. The remote-

connection is NOT suitable for switching mains voltage!

DJ MIC Electronically balanced microphone input on XLR connector. When used

unbalanced, connect pen 1 and 3 with the shielding of the cable.

PHONES Extra stereo headphone connection on a standard 6,3 mm TRS jack. The

signal on this connector is the same as on the headphone-connection on

the front of the XTC.

Power Powerswitch. With this switch the XTC is switched on and off..

FUSE Mains fuse. Dimension 5x20mm (small), 315mA fast.

MAINS Mains cable. Before connecting the XTC for the fist time, see if your XTC is

meant for the mains voltage in your country (label on the connector board

at the rear).

For all cinch-connectors:

White = Left, Red = Right.