Lexicon Prime Time 93 - Rear Panel

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B delay taps can be mixed with new source material from IN and AUX in the
OUTPUT MIX. In addition, when 0 delay is selected, new source material can
be entered into A orB delay taps so that the source can be bandwidth limit-
ed and recirculated though it cannot be delayed.
The length of the repeated segment is the product of the DELAY MULTIPLY
setting, the VCO settings, and the maximum displayed delay setting, 128
msec (256 msec with optional memory). In the calibrated delay mode (VC9
off) the segment lengths
can be tabulated:
SEGMENT LENGTH
(msec)
DELAY MULTIPLY STANDARD MEMORY OPTIONAL MEMORY
lX 128 256
2X 256 512
4X
512 1024
8X 1024 2048
While REPEAT HOLD is activated, changes in the DELAY MULTIPLY setting cause
corresponding changes in the
segment length as well as octave related pitch
shifts. Variations in the VCO settings also cause variations in segment
length and pitch. The DELAY SELECT switches determine the relative timing
between the two delay taps A and B so that they will be in synchrony only
if they are at the same delay setting.
2.7 REAR PANEL
The inputs, IN and AUX are on the left side of the rear panel. Located be-
low each of these two balanced inputs is a switch which sets either 0 dB or
20 dB of input gain. The 0 dB position accommodates peak signal levels from
+1.3 dBm to +18 dBm while the 20 dB position accommodates peak levels from
-18 dBm to +1.3 dBm. This yields a 36 dB input range for optimum perform-
ance with a
variety of input sources.
The Master Output is transformer coupled (balanced) from the OUTPUT MIX
and can deliver up to +18 dBm, as determined by the OUTPUT MIX MASTER control
setting, into 600 ohms.
CAUTION
It is possible to overload
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