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- Page 1 ONYX SER MANUAL...
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Page 2: Safety Instructions
Dateq ONYX Manual Safety instructions Safety instructions All safety instructions, warnings and operating instructions must be read first. All warnings on the equipment must be heeded. The operating instructions must be followed. Keep the operating instructions for future reference. The equipment may never be used in the immediate vicinity of water; make sure that water and damp cannot get into the equipment. -
Page 3: Product Support
Introduction Dateq Onyx The Onyx is a 6-channel mixer with a clear and uncluttered appearance. It is highly suitable for use in -among other situations- conference centres, catering establishments, small discotheques and hotels. A total of three microphones and nine line signals can be connected. Channels 1 and 2 both have gain and dual tone controls to improve speech intelligibility. - Page 4 Installing the Onyx The Onyx has been designed to be installed in a standard 19" rack mounting. This is why all the connectors have been located on the rear. The cabinet fits into an opening of 445 x 217 x 105 mm (W x H x D).
- Page 5 Connecions Onyx connector board On the underside of the Onyx you will find the connectors for all the audio inputs and outputs. Also located here are the Euro mains socket with built-in mains fuse and the jukebox input. These connectors were deliberately placed on the underside because, in many cases, the Onyx will be installed in a standard 19"...
- Page 6 FUSE Mains fuse. Dimensions 5 x 20mm (small), 315mA slow. MAINS Euro mains socket. The Onyx operates at a mains voltage of 230V. For all cinch connectors: White = Left, Red = Right Jukebox input This input can be used to interrupt the signal of channels 2-5 of output A and/or B. In this case only the signal of channel 1 (microphone) and channel 6 (stereo line) will still be passed on.
- Page 7 Mic Front/Rear Input selection. Normally Mic Front (the XLR connector on the front panel of the Onyx) is selected. Mic Rear (XLR connector on the rear) is pressed. Switches the pre-listening function on and off. When this button is pressed the signal of this channel is audible on the headphones and visible on the LED VU meter.
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Page 8: Cue-Function
Dateq ONYX Manual Operation Stereo Line channels (3, 4 en 5) Use these channels to connect stereo sources. Each channel is equipped with A/B output selection, input selection (Line 1 and Line 2) and a pre-listening function. A/ B Output selection. When button A is pressed the signal of this channel is directed to output A. - Page 9 Dateq ONYX Manual Operation Master section (A and B) The Onyx has two identical master sections (A and B). Each section consists of a triple tone control, balance control, volume control and a monitoring function (after-fader listening). HIGH High tone adjust.
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Page 10: Technical Specifications
Front ............483 x 221 mm (B x H) = 19”, 5HE Cutout............ 445 x 217 mm (B x H) Cabinet depth ........105 mm without connectors Weight ........... 3,7 kg Net. Dateq Audio Technologies B.V. reserves the right to amend specifications without notice.
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