XONE:02 User Guide 9
27 VCA MASTER level A rotary master control adjusts the output level feeding the house PA. This
is a stereo control which adjusts the left and right signals at the same time. It affects the stereo MIX and
booth / link outputs. Note that it does not affect the cue signal feeding the headphones. The maximum
position represents unity (0dB) gain. If you find yourself normally setting the control in the lower part of
its travel then the connected equipment may be too sensitive for the operating level of the console.
With the control set to its maximum position adjust the input level trim of connected equipment for the
loudest level allowed.
In a club or similar installation strict sound level and noise regulations may apply. Check that
your system levels are set up to comply.
28 BOOTH / LINK OUT level Adjusts the level of the signal to the stereo booth monitor or level
feeding another console when linking. It is affected by the VCA MASTER level control. It does not
affect the level in the headphones.
29 Power indicator The cool blue LED lights when the console is powered.
30 CUE / MIX switch In its normal up position the output of the CUE fader is sent to the stereo
headphones. The meters display the CH1 and CH2 signals summed in mono. When pressed the MIX
output signal is sent to the headphones and the stereo signal displayed on the meters. Use the
CUE/MIX switch and CUE fader to check and preview your mix before going live.
31 PHONES MUTE switch Turns off the signal to the headphones. Use this when you want to
check the sound of the house or booth system without distraction from the headphones. The red LED
lights when the signal is muted.
32 PHONES LEVEL control Adjusts the level of the signal in the stereo headphones. This does not
affect the level of the booth monitor.
WARNING: Some headphones are more sensitive than others and can produce higher output
levels. To avoid damage to your hearing start with the level control at minimum and turn up only
as much as is needed to maintain comfortable listening level. Do not drive headphones at high
listening levels for long periods of time.
33 CUE slider This affects what you hear in the headphones when the CUE/MIX switch is in its up
position. When fully left only the CH1 signal is routed. When fully right only the CH2 signal is routed.
Move the slider to hear the effect of mixing or cross fading the signals. This lets you preview the mix in
your headphones before going live. It does not affect the booth or house mix.
34 Top panel The top panel can be removed to allow fader access and repositioning of the
TRANSFORM switches. This is done by removing fader knobs and the 8 fixing screws.
35 Mounting holes Use these to fix the XONE:02 into a plinth, rack or other equipment furniture.
Note the dimensions in the specification section later in this user guide. M6 pan head screws with
protective plastic cups are recommended.
36 CROSSFADE REVERSE and CONTOUR controls The REVERSE switch swaps the X and Y
sides of the crossfader so that CH1 feeds the right side and CH2 feeds the left side. It is also known as
the ‘hamster’ effect. The CONTOUR control varies the law of the crossfader from a gentle fade with
6dB dip at centre position to a very sharp fade where full level is achieved just a few millimetres from
the end stop. These controls can be adjusted to suit the DJ’s preference or mixing style and further
enhance the creative performance flexibility of the XONE:02.
37 CHANNEL FADER REVERSE and CONTOUR controls These provide the same function as the
crossfade controls described above. The advanced VCA circuitry enables long life reliability and the
ability to fine tune the response of the performance controls to your exact needs.
38 PHONES socket This output is positioned on the front panel so that the DJ can plug favourite
headphones in without needing access to the rear. Headphones are available in many different styles,
impedances and volume ratings. To get the best from your system we recommend that you use high
quality closed-ear headphones around 70 ohms impedance, although 30 to 600 ohms will work. 8 Ohm
headphones are not recommended. Avoid using mini-jack to ¼” jack adapters as these may quickly
prove unreliable.
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