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3.2 Rear Panel Connections
StudioLive™ Series III
Owner’s Manual
Main / Mono level controls (32-channel models). All 32-channel StudioLive mixer
models are equipped with a level control to adjust the output level at the analog
stage. The Main (stereo) output attenuation control has a range of -80 to 0 dB. The
Mono output level control has a range of -80 to +6 dB.
Note: This feature is not available on the StudioLive 64S
Monitor Outputs. This pair of balanced 1/4” TRS outputs are provided to connect a
pair of monitors in the control room or sound booth. The level is controlled by the
Monitor knob in the Monitors section on the top panel.
3.2.3 Digital and Networking
AES Output. By default, the AES/EBU digital output receives the same signal as the
stereo Main outputs. However, you can route any of the mix buses, Tape input, or the
Solo bus to this output. Because the StudioLive cannot be synced externally, you will
need to use it as the master clock and set your AES-equipped device to receive word
clock externally via AES. Please consult the documentation for your external digital
device for instructions.
Power User Tip: This output can also be connected to S/PDIF-format devices, through the
use of an AES/EBU-S/PDIF adapter. A standard XLR-RCA adapter will not function. AES/
EBU-S/PDIF adapters contain impedance-matching circuitry that is required for proper
function.
Audio Network. This connection accepts both locking XLR Ethernet (e.g. etherCON
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and RJ45 connections and is used for AVB audio networking.
For more information on AVB networking, see the StudioLive Series III AVB
Networking Guide.
Ethernet Port. This RJ45 port is used to connect your StudioLive to a standard LAN
network for control applications only.
For more information on configuring a network for remotely controlling your mixer,
see the StudioLive Series III AVB Networking Guide.
USB Port. This female USB-B jack provides connection to a computer for audio
interfacing, control, and file transfer duties.
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