Peavey X-VCA Output features, Sum L/R switch Left / Right module, To Mono switch Mono module

left / right & mono master modules 4

output features

sum L/R switch (Left / Right module)

Combines the Left and Right outputs into summed mono outputs. This feature is useful when only mono operation is required, making the left and right output connectors available as separate line drivers for redundan- cy.

L/R to Mono switch (Mono module)

Assigns the post fader left and right signals to the mono mix bus. This feature is useful for driving a separate mono subwoofers or delay stacks when signal content and level must follow the L/R outputs. If the Left / Right limiter is being used, it will not affect the signals being assigned by this switch.

talk to L/R switch (Left / Right module)

Assigns the TB (Talkback) signal to the Left and Right masters.The TB signal is introduced after the High pass filters and before the Insert sends. Note - The TB On switch must be depressed and signal must be selected (pink noise or oscillator) or applied (TB input) in order for the Talkback to be heard.

talk to MONO/CENTER switch (Mono module)

Assigns the TB (Talkback) signal to the Mono master.The TB signal is introduced after the High pass filter and before the Insert send. Note - The TB On switch must be depressed and signal must be selected (pink noise or oscillator) or applied (TB input) in order for the Talkback to be heard.

write-in label

This label may be written on with a grease-marker, or dry-erase pen and later wiped clean. Masking tape may also be placed on this surface, if desired. If you write on it with a "Sharpie", you may have trouble getting the writing off. If this is the case, your best bet is to wipe the label off with isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol.

Left and Right signal LED indicators

Each of the Main outputs (Left, Right and Mono) have an identical pair of LED indicators to show signal level an peak status.

peak indicator - PK

	LED	(Red) The output signal is monitored both before and after the master
fader. Overloads at either stage will cause the red peak-LED to light.

signal present indicator—SIG

LED (Green) This LED varies in brightness in response to the pre-master fader signal level.

p. 67