Manual
Table Of Contents
- Analogue Redbox User Handbook rev 1.92
- Contents
- Figures
- Warranty, Safety & Installation Information
- RB-MA1 Single & RB-MA2 Dual Microphone Amplifiers
- RB-SM1 Single & RB-SM2 Dual Stereo To Mono Converter
- RB-UL1 Single, RB-UL2 Dual & RB-UL4 Quad Stereo Unbalanced
- RB-LU4 Quad Stereo Balanced To Unbalanced Converter
- RB-BL2 Single & RB-BL4 Dual Bi-Directional Matching Converte
- RB-SL2 Twin Mono, or Stereo, Limiter
- RB-DA6 6 Way Stereo Distribution Amplifier
- RB-HD1 Stereo Headphone Amplifier
- RB-HD6 6 Way Stereo Headphone Distribution Amplifier
- RB-SD1 Silence Detection Unit
- RB-PMX4 10 Input, 4 Output Analogue Preset Mixer
- RB-LI2 Stereo Line Isolation Unit
- RB-PLI6 6 Way Mono Passive Line Isolation Unit
- RB-SS10 10 Way Stereo Analogue Source Selector/Mixer
- RB-LC3 3 Way Light/Power Controller
- Glossary
- Connectors And Cabling
- Index
Chapter 14 - RB-SS10 10 Way Stereo Analogue Source Selector/Mixer
Redbox User Handbook 14-3
14.3. Front Panel Indicators & Controls
Fig 14-3: RB-SS10 Front Panel
14.3.1. Illuminated Push Buttons
The front panel contains 10 illuminated push buttons, used for selecting an analogue
source. The push button illuminates when the input is selected. The status of pin 12
on the remote connector determines whether the unit is in the selector mode, or the
mix mode. When pin 12 is connected to 0V, mix mode is enabled.
In selector mode, one push of a button will select the desired analogue stereo
source and pushing the button again will turn it off.
In mix mode, each button you press will select that source allowing multiple sources
to be mixed to a single output. Pressing the button again will switch off a source.
There is also a remote input to inhibit the front panel switches. When the front panel
inhibit is active, pressing the front panel switches has no effect on the current channel
selection.
14.3.2. Front Panel Gain Controls
The input gain can be individually adjusted for left and right channels through pre-set
potentiometers which are accessible through the rear panel. The gain range of the
input is -8dBu to +20dBu.
14.3.3. Headphone Output
The front panel headphone output is a ¼” stereo jack socket and is designed to drive
150mW into 32Ω - 600Ω professional headphones.
14.3.4. Volume Control
The volume control is used to alter the headphone output. It can also be used to alter
the main XLR output levels by using a rear panel switch to enable/disable the control.
14.3.1 14.3.4 14.3.5
14.3.2
14.3.3
LEVEL
RB-SS10
ANALOGUE SOURCE SELECT
HEADPHONES
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