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Adjusting the input audio level, Audio outputs, Preliminar y – Extron Electronics MPX 423 A User Manual

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Operation, cont’d

MPX 423 A • Operation

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PRELIMINAR

Y

Adjusting the input audio level

The audio level of each input can be adjusted from -18 to +24 dB. The factory

default level is 0 dB.
There is only one audio settting which is applied to both the left and right audio

inputs of the selected input device.
Audio level settings are stored in non-volatile memory, and retained through a

power cycle.
When performing the procedure below, you may monitor the Input Audio/Gain

Attenuation level via RS-232 using HyperTerminal (see chapter 4).
To enter the audio adjust mode and adjust an input audio level:

1

. Press and hold the Mute button for 2 seconds. The I/O Audio LED and one of

the input LEDs (ex: input 7) flashes indicating the audio adjust mode.

2

. Press the desired input button. The selected button’s LED begins flashing.

C

There is no indication of the audio level available by viewing the front
panel. You may monitor the volume level adjustments via an RS-232
connection and HyperTerminal (see chapter 4).

C

Pressing an input button while in audio adjust mode will
activate / de-activate a tie.

3

. Turn the Volume control knob clockwise to increase volume and

counterclockwise to decrease the volume level of the selected input.

4

. Press and release the I/O button or wait 30 seconds for the unit to exit the

audio adjustment mode.

C

Pressing the Mute button while in audio adjust mode will activate the
mute for output 1.

Audio outputs

Balanced or unbalanced audio output is available on the MPX 423 A using a 3.5

mm, 5-pole captive screw connector, wired as shown below.

Unbalanced Input / Output

Tip

See caution

Sleeve

Tip

See caution

Balanced Input / Output

Tip

Ring

Sleeve (s)

Tip

Ring

Figure 3-4 — 3.5 mm, 5-pole captive screw audio connectors

C

Connect the sleeve to ground (Gnd). Connecting the sleeve to a negative
(-) terminal damages the audio output circuits.