Automix 4 User Manual
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ConnectionsThe inputs to the Automix 4 are balanced. This means that there are three wires for each connection, a positive, negative and
shield. These should be connected to each pin accordingly. Also, each input has mic level connections AND line level connec-
tions. However, only one set can be used at a time. Both connections feed the same gain stage.
For unbalanced connections, the GND and negative terminals must be bridged with a jumper. This jumper should be installed
on the connector side, not the receptacle side of the connector. When un-balancing a mic connection, the phantom power must
be OFF. The example below is typical of mic or line level connections. Only the LINE connection is shown for clarity.
Positive
Negative
Negative
Positive
Shield
Hot
Shield
NOTE: On Channels 3 & 4, 48VDC phan-
tom power is constantly supplied to the
microphone inputs. Take care when con-
necting microphone signals. These connec-
tions should be made only when power to
the Automix 4 is OFF.
Balance Line Input
Balanced Mic Input
OR....
NOT BOTH!
Figure 1. Balanced Audio Input Connections
Insert jumper wire between the negative
and shield pins for un-balanced circuits.
NOTE: On Channels 3 & 4, 48VDC phan-
tom power is constantly supplied to the
microphone inputs. Therefore, an un-bal-
anced microphone connection is not pos-
sible on these Channels. This does not
apply to the Line inputs, however.
Un-Balanced Line Level Input
Figure 2. Unbalanced Audio Input Connections
NOTE: Unbalanced signal
sources should be located
within approximately six
inches of the Automix 4.