SV Sound SX-VT, SX-ST user manual Operating Instructions

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2.4AC Power Mode (SX-VT Series only)

The connection of mains the power supply is made by using a mains cable and a standard IEC receptacle. It meets all of the international safety certification requirements.

Please make sure that the unit has a proper ground connection. For your own safety, it is advisable not to remove the ground connection at the power supply or fail to make this connection at all.

2.4.1 Operating voltage switch

The external Main Power Supply is designed for an AC voltage range from 100 to 260V AC, 40Hz to 60Hz without any modification.

3. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

3.1 Switching ON your SONOSAX SX-ST /SX-VTmixer

The POWER ON switch is located on the Master Module at the right side of the lower level meter. Turn to Power position to activate the internal DC/DC Converter that will power up your mixer. The green LED should lit up within 2 to 3 seconds, if not:

•Check that batteries have been inserted correctly inside the battery compartment.

•If necessary change the batteries.

•Check the external DC Power supply

3.2Using an External DC Power Supply

Apply External DC Voltage from 10,5 to 18VDC (see 1.6) between points 4 (+Vdc) and 1 (0V) of the XLR-4 connector. The external DC power supply must be regulated and capable to deliver a continuous current of at least 2,5 Amp

3.3 Battery Test

When the BATT TEST momentary switch, located below the Level Meters, is depressed, the lower level meter will indicate the average charge per cell (minimum 1V, maximum 1.5V).

3.4 Low Battery Alarm

When the average charge per cell reaches 1.05V, the Low Batt LED will automatically start to blink. This alarm means that about 10 to 20 minutes remain before the mixer automatically turns off. This auto-stop protects the accumulators from excessive discharge.

3.5 Automatic changeover of power source (SX-ST Series only)

The internal DC/DC converter circuitry is designed to automatically changeover between the internal batteries and the external DC power supply. You do not need to power OFF the SX-ST to change the power source.

While powering up the mixer, when both the external DC power supply is connected and the internal batteries are installed, the internal DC/DC converter will first connect to the external DC power supply even if the external DC voltage is lower than the battery pack voltage. If the external power voltage drops below 10.5 Volts then the DC/DC converter will automatically switch to the battery pack

When the voltage of the internal batteries drops below 1.00V per cell the DC/DC converter will switch automatically to the external DC power supply if connected to the mixer after the power up procedure.

NOTE: there is absolutely no noise, pops or clicks during a power source changeover

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Contents Sonosax SX-ST / SX-VT Audio equipment manufacturerTable of Contents LED Specifications Key Features IntroductionGeneral Description VCA and Compressor optionsInstallation Safety InstructionsRemoving the battery compartment Battery Power Mode SX-ST Series onlyOpening the battery compartment Closing the battery compartment External DC Power Mode SX-ST Series onlyBatteries charger option for SX-ST Series only Operating Instructions MIC / Line Input Module ∅ Phase reversal switch Input Select SwitchMic power switch Gain ControlsLF Cut and Equalizer AUX Sends 1 to AUX 1 to 4 PRE/OFF/POST switchesMix busses 1 to 8 assignment Dual Peak Level MetersOn Push button Channel FaderChannel Power switch SX-ST series only 13 PFL/AFL push buttonOn Air signaling SX-VT serie only Mute functionStereo Line Input Module Mono selector Left & Right Gain ControlStereo Equalizer Balance Left Right Mix busses 1/2 to 7/8 assignments11.1 P/A LED Remote11 PFL/AFL push button VCAs Group Selector optional on SX-VT Series onlyChannels A/D Converter Master & Monitoring Module Leds switches 1 ST / M / Low Batt switchMeters Backlight switch MetersTalkback/SLATE and Oscillator PFL/AFL/SOLO and operating modePower ON/OFF Returns 1 toMonitoring Communication and Private LinesGroups and Aux Master Sections Summary of characteristics SpecificationsGeneral and notes Mic/Line inputs GainMonitor outputs Main outputsAuxiliary outputs Return InputsOperating temperature Power requirementsDimensions and weight
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