Yamaha RM800 - Manual (Page 15)

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(6)GROUPOUT-10dBV
These connectors should be connected to inputs 9-16 of your 16-track multi­
track recorder (inputs 1-8 on a second 8-track recorder). They are unbalanced
phone jacks, and are designed for use with -lOdBV multitrack inputs.
The +4dB GROUP OUTs below also output the group signals but at a different
level. Which connections you use depends on your multitrack recorder’s nom­
inal input level. Check its manual to see whether it’s -lOdBV or +4dB.
® GROUP OUT +4dB
These connectors function the same as the GROUP OUT -lOdBV connectors
explained above except for the output level, which is -l-4dB.
( 8 ) 2TR IN-lOdBV
These connectors should be connected to the outputs of your two-track master
recorder. They are unbalanced phone jacks, and the nominal input level is
-lOdBV.
(D ST SUB IN +4dB
These inputs allow you to connect a stereo sub mix from another mixer directly
into RM800’s bus system for subsequent mixdown. They are unbalanced
phone jacks, and the nominal input level is +4dB.
AUX SEND -i-4dB
These are the auxiliary send outputs 1 through 4. They are unbalanced phone
jacks, and the nominal output level is +4dB. They should be connected to the
inputs on your effects processors. If you are using a patchbay, you may want to
connect them to your patchbay for increased patching flexibility.
@ AUX RETURN +4dB
These connectors should be connected to the outputs of your effects proces­
sors. They are unbalanced phone jacks, and the nominal input level is -l-4dB. If
your effects processor has stereo outputs, connect to both the L/MONO and R
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