Xtramix Front View

1. Solo/Power LED - This LED indicates the operational status of the Xtramix. This dual color LED will change from green to red, as a master solo indicator when any solo switch is depressed.

2. Dual VU Displays -These 10 segment VU (volume units) meters indicate the relative levels of the stereo program and 8 subgroup outputs, and are sensitive from -20db to +3db.
A meter reading of zero VU reflects a mixer output level of +4dbu, the industry professional standard. This VU meter circuit was designed to approximate the ballistics of a "taut band" analog style VU meter.

3. VU Meter Select - This momentary switch selects the VU meters for the 8-subgroup outputs and the program master feed. To select a pair of meters, depress this switch until the desired pair is indicated on the lower LED's; L-R, 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, or 7-8.

4. Stereo Program Master -This pot acts as the master volume to the stereo program feed. The operation of the Program Master Control does not affect the operation of the Monitor level or Headphone level. If required, the Xtramix may be configured (on rear panel) so the source of the Monitor and Headphone is post the Program Master Level Control.

5. Stereo Monitor Master -This controls overall level to the stereo monitor feed and operates independent of the Program Master and Headphone Master. Typically, the monitor outputs would be connected to a stereo power amplifier for purposes of driving a personal monitoring system.

6. Monitor Kill -This switch Mutes (Kills) the master monitor output without affecting the Program and Headphone outputs. When depressed, the LED directly below will illuminate, indicating the monitor signal has been muted.

	Xtramix Rear View
	The Back Panel of the Xtramix has a total of 115 input and output connections. The master section has a full compliment of 1/4" TRS jacks for the Main Program Output, Monitor Output, the stereo Cue and Aux Returns, and the Tuner Output. Other controls include the Tuner Level Control, and montior preference select switches. A Expander I/O connector is available to interface another Xtramix.

7. Stereo Headphone Master -This dual potentiometer controls the volume of the stereo headphone circuit. The operation of the Headphone Master Control does not affect the operation of the program level or monitor level.

8. Headphone Jack -This standard 1/4" stereo phone jack will accommodate most popular stereo headphones.

9. Cue Return Level -This dual potentiometer controls the level of an external stereo input source such as the cue (headphone) mix from a studio control room or any stereo source, and allows it to be mixed into the Xtramix's monitor and/or headphone feeds. This stereo signal is not mixed to the stereo program or 8 subgroups.

10. Cue Return Pan -This control allows the Cue Return to be panned anywhere in the stereo perspective.

11. Cue Return Mute -This switch allows muting of the Stereo Cue Return. Enabling this switch removes the stereo cue return signal from the Monitor and Headphone outputs.

12. Aux Return Level -This dual potentiometer controls the level of an external stereo input source such as the output of a DAT recorder or any stereo source, and allows it to be mixed into the Xtramix's monitor and/or headphone feeds. This stereo signal is not mixed to the stereo program or 8 subgroups.

13. Aux Return Mute -This switch allows the Muting of the Aux Return. Enabling this switch removes the stereo aux return signal from the Monitor and Headphone outputs.

14. Talkback Mic -The talkback section of the Xtramix incorporates an internal omni-directional microphone. This mic is activated by the Talkback Switch and is adjusted with the Talkback Trim Control.

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