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XLR Output P48 volt phantom power required
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Switches the IsoOut/Parallel jack between a buffered transformer
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isolated output and a parallel or mix input. Isolated is in.
Push the switch in to lift the Input ground from the XLR pin 1
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Input to 10 MΩ FET buffer
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Can be mix input / parallel output or the IsoOut based on switch
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White LED phantom power indicator
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Input
Input
IsoOut
IsoOut
Parallel
Parallel
The IsoDI has a transformer isolated power supply to allow a ground lift while still
operating with phantom power. Pin 1 on the XLR is always connected to the
chassis, but can be connected to the Input ground with the XLR switch.
Parallel mode: the Input and the Parallel jacks are wired together so that they can
be used as two summed inputs or as an input and a loop out to an amplifier.
IsoOut mode: the IsoOut jack is a transformer isolated output. This isolation can
break ground loops, but also helps to reject noises from being injected into the
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EFERENCE
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Unity Gain
Unity Gain
FET Buffer
FET Buffer
Parallel
Parallel
IsoOut
IsoOut
Transformer
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The IsoDI has two modes: Parallel and IsoOut.
input from the amplifier.
G
UIDE
DC to DC
DC to DC
Isolated
Isolated
Phantom Power
Phantom Power
Instrument
Instrument
Buffer
Buffer
VERVIEW
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XLR
XLR
Output
Output
Grounded
Grounded
Lifted
Lifted
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Summary of Contents for Avenson Audio IsoDI

  • Page 1 Transformer VERVIEW The IsoDI has a transformer isolated power supply to allow a ground lift while still operating with phantom power. Pin 1 on the XLR is always connected to the chassis, but can be connected to the Input ground with the XLR switch.
  • Page 2 Noisy Stage Ground Badly wired stages are pretty common. Light dimmer hash and other noises are coming out of the amp before you even plug into it. The IsoDI’s IsoOut feature can keep these noises out of the DI feed.

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