Solidyne DX 816 User Manual

Highlights critical safety precautions, including grounding and symbol interpretations.

Details the power supply specifications and recommendations for the console.

Covers direct connection to computers via USB, driver recognition, and usage for audio signals.

Details the XLR microphone inputs, phantom power, and dual mic input configurations.

Describes the main PGM output and its availability through various connection types.

Covers connecting land lines (POTS) and cell phones via Bluetooth to the console's hybrid channel.

Provides a step-by-step procedure for pairing and connecting a Bluetooth cell phone to the console.

Explains how the console acts as an encoder for unidirectional audio streaming to a transmitter plant.

Provides a comprehensive visual guide to the console's input and output connections.

Illustrates the proper grounding setup for the console and associated equipment for safety.

Provides basic procedures to verify the console's wiring and functionality for proper operation.

Explains the telecommunication channel managing land lines and cell phones for conference calls.

Details two modes of operation for the TELECOM channel: DJ/Talent or Producer/Telephonist.

Describes how a DJ or Talent can unassistedly manage incoming calls via the TELECOM channel.

Explains the procedure for producers or telephonists to manage incoming calls using the TELECOM channel.

Details the daily procedure for using a paired cell phone with the mixer via Bluetooth.

Guides on handling incoming calls via cell phone, including answering, holding, and going on-air.

Guides on establishing VoIP communication, such as Skype, using the console's USB channels.

Provides an overview of the console's monitoring sections and controls.

Describes the four stereo line channels, including balanced, unbalanced, and USB inputs.

Provides instructions on how to record audio using the console's features.

Explains how to use USB connections for recording PGM and REC signals to a computer.