Line OUT, Mic Out | BeachTek DXA-10 specification

Front Panel Controls and Indicators

1. Power

Install a fresh 9 volt battery in the adapter. Turn on the PWR switch to activate the unit. The LED above the switch should light to indicate good battery power. Turn off power when not in use to conserve battery power

2. Trim Controls

Each channel has an attenuator to adjust the output signal level. Use these controls to adjust for the desired recording level.

3. Phantom Power

If you are using a condenser microphone that requires phantom power to operate, turn on the switch labeled “48V” for the channel that it is connected to. The corresponding LED should turn on as a reminder that phantom power is present. Dynamic microphones, wireless receivers and connections to mixing boards should not have phantom power activated so be sure that the switch is OFF when using these devices.

4. Gain Control

Each channel of the DXA-10 has a gain switch to provide the optimum amount of ampliﬁcation for your particular microphone. Normally the gain switch should be set to “LO” for condenser type microphones. For dynamic type microphones, leave the switch in the up position for full gain

Rear Panel Controls and Connections

5. Balanced and Unbalanced Input Connections

The XLR inputs of the DXA-10 can accept balanced or unbalanced connections. To convert the input to unbalanced, simply ground pin 1 to pin 3.

6. LINE OUT

You can connect the RCA outputs to any recording device that has a line level input. To use as a front end for the Sony FX1, use an RCA to stereo mini-plug cable and connect to the MIC/LINE jack on the camera. Set the camera to LINE in mode.

7. MIC OUT

You can also connect to the stereo MIC input on many recording devices using a cable with stereo mini-plugs on both ends.