SONOSAX SX-M32 - Manual (Page 11)

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4.2.2 Subsidiary Stereo output [ SUB OUT ]
The SX-M32 offers a subsidiary unbalanced stereo output. It is foreseen to connect the SX-M32 to any analogue
apparel such as a camera, an external recorder, a wireless transmitter etc.
Its output level depend on the switch located beside the connector; in upper position the output level is at 0dBu, in
lower position the level can be internally adjusted from –24dBu up to +6dBu, respectively –26 to +4dBu depending
on the peak-meters programming.
This adjustment can only be done by a qualified technician.
The [SUB OUT] connector is a mini-XLR type TA-3 where:
Pin1 = Gnd / Pin2 = Left channel / Pin3 = Right channel
4.2.3 Subsidiary Mono output [ MONO OUT ]
A Mono subsidiary unbalanced output is also available. It offers the Mono sum of the Left and Right main outputs.
This Mono output is foreseen to connect the SX-M32 to any analogue apparel such as a camera, an external
recorder, a wireless transmitter etc
Its output level depend on the switch located beside the connector; in upper position the output level is at 0dBu, in
lower position the level can be internally adjusted from –24dBu up to +6dBu, , respectively –26 to +4dBu
depending on the peak-meters programming.
This adjustment can only be done by a qualified technician.
The [SUB OUT] connector is a mini-XLR type TA-3 where:
Pin 1 & Pin 3 = Gnd / Pin 2 = Mono sum
4.2.4 Digital Output [ AES ]
A high quality Analogue to Digital converter is part of the SX-M32 mixer. The ADC is outputting the main Left &
Right mixes. This digital output is foreseen to digitally connect the SX-M32 to any external apparel having an AES
digital input such as a digital camera, a digital recorder, a computer's sound card etc.
The resolution is 24 bits and the sample frequency can be set at either 48kHz or 96kHz by means of the switch
located beside to digital output connector.
In centre position, the ADC is tuned Off to save on batteries when the digital output is not used.
The digital audio level is factory set and depends on the nominal output level, this means of the analogue output
level corresponding to a reading of "0 Peak" on the modulometre:
- the digital level is -18dBFS if the SX-M32 is set for a nominal output of +6dBu when reading "0 Peak"
- the digital level is -20dBFS if the SX-M32 is set for a nominal output of +4dBu when reading "0 Peak"
the [AES] output connector is a mini-XLR TA-3 where:
Pin1 = Gnd / Pin2 = High (+) / Pin3 = Low (-)
NOTE:
- by default, the ADC offers the choice of 48kHz and 96kHz at 24bits and outputs an AES-31
signal. Internal soldering jumpers offer following choices:
- FS at 192kHz/24bits instead of 96kHz (the 48kHz position remain unchanged)
- 48kHz at 16 bits instead of 24bits ( the 96kHz position remain unchanged )
- SPDIF format instead of AES-31
WARNING: Any modification of the default settings must be done by a qualified technician.
Please contact SONOSAX our your nearest Sonosax dealer