What to do if Hear Technologies Music Mixer has no signal?
If your Hear Technologies Music Mixer has no signal, verify that the power is on. Check the input connections and the input selector switch. Ensure that both the hub and mixers show green clock status indications. Also, check the output devices such as headphones, wireless transmitter/receiver, and monitor amplifiers.
How to get more mixes on Hear Technologies hear back Music Mixer?
To get more mixes on your Hear Technologies Music Mixer, connect the stereo mix (channels 1 & 2) with the FOH or control room mix across several hubs (as many as desired), then provide the "more me" sectional mixes to channels 3-8 on each hub until you reach the desired number of mixes.
Why is stereo spread incorrect when linking two mono channels on Hear Technologies hear back Music Mixer?
If the stereo spread is incorrect when linking two mono channels on your Hear Technologies Music Mixer, verify that the source (mixer, DAW, etc.) has these outputs panned hard left and right. The pan control of the source determines the stereo spread.
What to do if Hear Technologies Music Mixer has clock signal at hub but nothing at mixer?
If you have a clock signal at the hub but nothing at the Hear Technologies Music Mixer, check the CAT5E cable or try using another cable. You can also try another mixer output port on the hub or try another mixer.
How to fix buzzing sound when connecting line level Wire TRS outputs on Hear Technologies hear back?
To fix a buzzing sound when connecting a line level Wire TRS outputs on the Hear Technologies Music Mixer, disconnect the shield at the mixer and terminate it at the receiving end only. For unbalanced outputs, wire the Black (ring -) to the receiving end sleeve and tie the shield at the receiving end only. Connect the tip (+ red) to the tip at the receiving end.
General| Brand | Hear Technologies |
|---|---|
| Model | hear back |
| Category | Music Mixer |
| Language | English |
Provides a description of the basic Hear Back system and its key advantages, including system size and audio fidelity.
Details the mixer's main features, build quality, mounting options, and cable strain relief.
Explains the mixer's status lights, link indicators, and how channel linking affects stereo panning and volume.
Details the function of the limiter for hearing protection and the headphone amplifier fault indicator.
Illustrates the internal components and signal flow for both the Hear Back mixer and hub units.
Addresses common problems like no signal, buzz, incorrect stereo spread, and fault indicators.
Provides advice on limiter settings, system expansion, impedance, and transmission line considerations.
Shows the connection setup for the Hear Back system in a Studio B environment with an analog mixer.
Details connecting the Hear Back system to a digital audio workstation and ADAT devices.
Demonstrates a large-scale stereo system setup using multiple master hubs and daisy-chained slave hubs.
Illustrates connecting the Hear Back system for stereo live digital audio applications with a digital mixer.
Introduces the Talk Back models 200 and 600, their features, and available wired/wireless remotes.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the limited warranty provided by Quantum Technologies, Inc.
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