TOA Electronics user manual Tannoy TDX2 Quick reference, Interface Sub-Menu AES/EBU Sub-Menu

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Tannoy TDX2 Quick reference

To access a channel press the appropriate channel’s ‘GAIN’ button. When you press the button once you will get that channel’s gain screen. To scroll through a channels’ parameters, use the ‘BACK’ and ‘NEXT’ keys. (If you press the gain button a second time, you will get the last parameter viewed. A third press will take you back to the default screen.)

To enter the menus, press the ‘MENU’ key. Use the ‘BACK’ and ‘NEXT’ keys to take you to the sub-menu you require. ‘ENTER’ will take you into the sub-menu you have selected. Use the ‘BACK’ and ‘NEXT’ keys to select the menu you require. Press ‘ENTER’ to take you into the menu selected. ‘BACK’ and ‘NEXT’ will then select the menu options. Use ‘ENTER’ to confirm selection.

MENUS:

X-overSub-Menu:Used for storing and recalling X-overs including format, output EQ, output delay, output gain and limiter settings. Also used for designing a new X- over.

Input Sub-Menu:Used for ganging inputs.

Security Sub-Menu:Used for locking various features of the unit with a unique 4 digit code.

System Sub-Menu:Used to view reports of the units status. Other options include whether the parameters are displayed in Q or bandwidth and if the meters are pre or post mute.

Interface Sub-Menu

AES/EBU Sub-Menu

Notes:

1.The X-over (output) settings are stored / loaded independently (using ‘store / load a X-over’) from the input settings (using ‘store / load input memory’).

2.The output meters show level, in dB’s, from limiter threshold. The input meters show level, in dB’s, from input clip.

3.HPF’s and LPF’s are defined independently on each channel.

4.To get access to the limiter attack and release, select ‘Auto Limiter TC’ No, when designing a X-over

5.To show parametric filters in bandwidth (‘BW’), rather than Q, go into the ‘system sub-menu’, select ‘filter Q or BW’, select BW.

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Contents TDX2 Page Interface Sub-Menu AES/EBU Sub-Menu Tannoy TDX2 Quick referencePage Contents Grounding Warranty Appendices Risque DE Choc Electrique NE PAS Enlever Important Safety InformationUnpacking the TDX2 General Overview and FeaturesFeatures IntroductionPage Front Panel Functions Rear Panel Functions Power SwitchLoading a factory preset Operating the TDX2 Preliminary Set-upDesigning your own crossover Menu Selections Time Alignment TDX2 Configurations IntroductionCrossover Modes Filter slopesPage Block Diagrams of X-Over modes Tannoy TDX2 4 Way + 2 X-Over Tannoy TDX2 5 Way + 1 X-Over Tannoy TDX2 6 Way X-Over High pass filter Auto attack time Release Output LimitersFunction Screens Parametric Equaliser Screen To adjust parametric settingsHigh and Low pass filter Screens To adjust HPF/LPF settingsLimiter Screen To adjust the limiter settingsPolarity Screen Delay ScreenTo adjust the delay settings To adjust the polarityGain Screen To adjust the gainLock options Menu Options Over Sub-MenuInput Set-up Sub-Menu Security Sub-MenuSystem Sub-Menu Interface Sub-MenuEnter keys AES / EBU Sub-Menu Parametric filter gain curves Equalisation CurvesHigh pass filter curves Specifications Grounding Operating Notes Operating LevelCustomer Services WarrantyVrms Appendices Appendix 1 Limiter thresholdOver Output Appendix 2 Default Xover SettingsPage Tannoy is a member of the Group of Companies

TDX2 specifications

TOA Electronics has long been recognized for its commitment to quality in the audio industry, and the TDX2 model is a shining example of this dedication. It is a powerful digital mixer designed primarily for professional audio applications, providing a range of features that enhance both usability and sound quality, making it an ideal choice for live performances, installations, and broadcasting.

The TDX2 boasts a 16-input configuration, supporting multiple audio sources for flexibility in various applications. Each input channel is equipped with high-performance preamps that deliver exceptional sound clarity and low noise levels, ensuring that every detail of the audio is captured faithfully.

One of the standout features of the TDX2 is its user-friendly interface. The compact touchscreen display allows for easy navigation and control, enabling sound engineers and operators to adjust settings swiftly during live events. The intuitive layout also means that even those new to digital mixers can efficiently learn and operate the device without a lengthy training period.

The TDX2 incorporates advanced digital signal processing (DSP) technologies that provide a wide range of effects and processing options. There are built-in equalizers, compressors, and reverb effects, allowing users to shape the sound to their exact requirements. The mixer also features a 32-bit floating-point processing engine, which guarantees high-quality audio without the risk of distortion, even at high volumes.

Connectivity is another major highlight of the TDX2. With multiple outputs, including balanced XLR and TRS connectors, it can integrate seamlessly with various sound systems. Additionally, the mixer supports USB audio for direct streaming and recording to a computer, which is invaluable for modern audio productions.

Another noteworthy characteristic is the TDX2's robust build quality. Designed for the rigors of live performance, it comes in a durable housing that withstands transportation and heavy use. This reliability is essential for touring professionals who require equipment that can handle various environments and conditions.

In summary, the TOA Electronics TDX2 stands out as a versatile and high-quality digital mixer. Its combination of advanced features, user-friendly design, and solid construction makes it an excellent option for audio professionals seeking reliability and performance in their sound mixing endeavors. Whether used in a concert setting, corporate events, or installations, the TDX2 delivers superior audio capabilities that meet the demands of today’s audio landscape.
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