Manual

Redbox User Handbook No 2
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HEADPHONE DISTRIBUTION AMPLIFIERS - RB-HD6
Conguring Insert Inputs/Parallel Outputs
On the main circuit board, you’ll see some jumpers (small black rectangles), the position of
which will dene whether a particular jack socket operates as an input or output.
The drawings below show the dierent jumper settings available. Each input/output can
be congured individually, so you could have three jacks set as inputs and three as outputs
if needed.
Input/Output 1 2 3 4 5 6
Jumpers
to Alter
Left JP1 & 2 JP5 & 6 JP9 & 10 JP13 & 14 JP17 & 18 JP21 & 22
Right JP3 & 4 JP7 & 8 JP11 & 12 JP15 & 16 JP19 & 20 JP23 & 24
Fig 12-4: RB-HD6 Jumper Assignments.
Fig 12-5: RB-HD6 Jumper Positions.
Once you’ve set up the jumpers, slide the circuit board back into the Redbox housing using
the slots along the inside edge of the metalwork as a guide. Replace the screws on the top,
bottom and rear panels of the RB-HD6.
Important Note : The screws provide earthing protection to the chassis and grounding
protection for CE approval – it is important that you reinsert all the screws provided.
Front Panel Connections and Controls
Fig 12-6: RB-HD6 Front Panel Controls.
Stereo Outputs 1-6 (Mono Outputs 1-6)
The outputs available on the front panel through ¼” stereo jack sockets are push-pull,
designed to drive 150 mW into 32Ω to 600Ω professional headphones. Each output is
individually buered.
Volume
Controls
Master
Volume Control
Headphone Outputs
HEADPHONE DISTRIBUTION
AMPLIFIERS