Solid State Logic 82S6XL020E owner manual Operation, Each channel has two outputs one on

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Operation

4.0 Operation

The XLogic Mic Amp is a 1U rack mounting unit containing four ultra high quality microphone amplifiers, utilising Solid State Logic’s Super Analogue technology. The unit can be controlled locally, from the XLogic Mic Amp Remote unit or from an XL 9000 console, allowing the mic amp to be placed close the microphone in order to eliminate the signal degradation caused by long mic cables.

The ‘REMOTE’ switch on the right of the front panel (accessible through the hole above the ‘Remote’ LED) switches the unit between remote and local modes.

In local mode all the front panel switches and the microphone gains can be set from the front panel of the unit. Note that because of the servo motor and gear box the gain control is stiffer than a normal SSL potentiometer. In remote mode the gain controls and three of the front panel switches are controlled from either the XLogic Mic Amp Remote unit or an XL 9000 console. The MON switch and either the phase or 48V switch remain local. Which switch is local depends on whether the unit is connected to an XL 9000 or to an XLogic Mic Amp Remote unit (and also on the position of the internal PHAS/PHAN link – see section 3.6). The XL 9000 normally controls 48V, Hi-Z and –20dB switches. The Mic Amp Remote normally controls phase, Hi-Z and –20dB switches.

MONITOR

REMOTE

Please note that connecting a microphone to the XLogic Mic Amp with phantom power switched on is not advised as it may cause damage to either the microphone or the input stage of the XLogic Mic Amp.

Each channel has an XLR input on the front panel. The mic amp gain is controlled by a motorised potentiometer. Dedicated switches control phase reverse, phantom power, input impedance and 20dB pad. A dual seven

segment display shows the channel number. These are set from either an internal BCD switch (accessible through

 

 

the lid of the unit) or by links on the 25 way ‘D’

GAIN

SIGNAL

type connector on the rear of the unit. XL 9000

consoles automatically configure the unit to

 

 

show which channels the unit is connected to.

+18 +72

dB

See section 3.6 for instructions on how to change the channel displays.

ø

HI

-20

48V

MON

Each channel has two outputs – one on the

Z

dB

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Audio/Control 25 way ‘D’ type connector for

CHANNEL

connection to an XL 9000 console and one on a

 

 

male XLR. Control inputs appear on both the 25

way ‘D’ type ‘Audio/Control’ connector for connection to an XL 9000 and also on two RJ45 connectors for connection to an XLogic Mic Amp Remote. The RJ45 connectors also carry power to the remote unit. Note that only one of the control inputs should be connected.

The headphone jack and level control at the left of the unit is fed by a mix of the talkback input on the rear panel ‘MON’ connectors and any microphone channel that is selected to ‘MON’. The headphone outputs and talkback inputs on multiple units can be linked using the ‘MON IN’ and ‘MON OUT’ RJ11 connectors on the rear of the unit (see sections 3.3 and 3.4). The MON switches inter cancel between channels and between multiple units if they are linked, so any input can be monitored without having to move the headphones to a different unit.

The block diagram opposite shows the signal path through the unit.

MONITOR

REMOTE

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Contents Super Analogue Mic Amp Page Solid State Logic Solid State Logic Contents XLogic Mic Amp rear XLogic Mic Amp Remote frontXLogic Mic Amp Remote rear XLogic Mic Amp frontIntroduction WarrantyWarranty Repairs Out of Warranty RepairsDefinitions Safety considerationsElectrical Safety Warning InstallationFCC Certification Mains Supply and PhasesMains Isolation and Over-Current Protection CE CertificationMains Input Module Standalone Operation InstallationVoltage Selection Mounting1VIDEO 2VIDEO Console Wiring DiagramConnection to XL 9000 Consoles Solid LogicState Remote Control Wiring DiagramConnection to XLogic Mic Amp Remote LK5 Channel Display Setting Normal OperationSetting the Channel Displays Configuring the XLogic Mic AmpChanging the Remote +48V and Phase Switch Functions Stereo Jack Talkback Input Each channel has two outputs one on OperationChannel Displays Test Mode Internal Fuses Test ModeAppendix a Internal links and fuses Fuses Mains InletAudio/Control Appendix B Connector PinoutsMic Input Channel Outputs 1Remote 3 Headphone OutputMonitor In / Monitor Out Remote 1XL 9000 DL to 25way ‘D’ Wiring Channels 1-8 / 25-32 / 49-56 XL 9000 DL to 25way ‘D’ Wiring Channels 9-16 / 33-40 / 57-64 Appendix B Connector Pinouts Channel Address Bit Linking Appendix C Performance Specification Crosstalk THD + NoiseHeadroom Microphone Input Appendix D Calibration InformationCmrr Trim Appendix F Environmental Specifcation Appendix E Physical Specification

82S6XL020E specifications

The Solid State Logic 82S6XL020E is a cutting-edge analog mixing console that has garnered attention for its impressive array of features and advanced technology. Known for its versatility and superb audio quality, this console is designed to cater to both live sound applications and studio recording environments. Equipped with a host of functionalities, the 82S6XL020E is a go-to choice for audio professionals seeking reliability and performance.

One of the standout features of the 82S6XL020E is its robust channel strip design. Each channel boasts SSL’s renowned SuperAnalogue™ technology, which ensures pristine sound quality and exceptional dynamic range. The input stage is optimized for minimal distortion, enabling the console to handle diverse audio sources effortlessly. The console also includes high-quality preamps, allowing for transparent gain with the character needed for professional applications.

The 82S6XL020E incorporates a flexible routing system that allows engineers to tailor their mixes with ease. With multiple auxiliary sends, direct outputs, and a comprehensive monitoring section, users can effortlessly manage signal flow. The built-in effects processing further enhances its utility, featuring a range of algorithms that provide professional-grade sound enhancement and manipulation.

In terms of user experience, the 82S6XL020E has been designed with an intuitive interface. The layout is streamlined, ensuring that engineers can quickly adjust settings without hindrance during critical live performances or recording sessions. The large faders and clearly labeled controls contribute to a workflow that is both efficient and user-friendly, even under the pressure of tight deadlines.

Additionally, the console supports advanced digital integration through options such as SSL’s own remote control software, allowing for MIDI compatibility and seamless communication with external devices. This level of connectivity extends its usability in modern studio environments where digital workflows are prevalent.

Durability is another key characteristic of the 82S6XL020E. Solid State Logic has built this console with high-quality components designed to withstand the rigors of frequent use, making it a reliable partner for both studio and live settings.

In summary, the Solid State Logic 82S6XL020E is a versatile analog mixing console that combines exceptional sound quality, flexible routing options, and user-friendly features. Its integration of advanced technologies makes it an indispensable tool for audio professionals aiming to achieve the highest standards in sound reproduction and mixing.