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Orbit 6’s Master and Booth Output XLR connectors are located on the le-hand side of

the rear panel. There is also a pair of Mix Insert patch points for connecon to external

audio processors (compressors, limiters, graphic EQ etc).

Master Out – The Master Output XLRs are electronically balanced, with Pin 2 hot

(posive phase), Pin 3 cold (negave phase), and Pin 1 ground. When the Master Level

control is fully clockwise, with the Meters reading –4VU the output level is

approximately +6dBu.

Important please read!

The Master Out XLRs must only be used on equipment ed with fully balanced

inputs. Never unbalance these outputs by connecng Pin 3 to ground, or use an XLR

to RCA type adaptor. For unbalanced operaon connect only to Pin 2 and Ground and

leave Pin 3 oang.

Booth Out – The Booth Output XLRs are electronically “EBOS” balanced, with Pin 2 hot

(posive phase), Pin 3 cold (negave phase), and Pin 1 Ground. When the Master Level

control is fully clockwise, with the Meters reading –4VU the output level is

approximately +6dBu. These XLR outputs can be used balanced or unbalanced by

connecng Pin 3 to Ground.

Master Insert – The Master Inserts are ed with 1/4” TRS Jacks and follow the

standard convenon of Tip = Send, Ring = Return, and Sleeve the common Ground.

The connector’s normalising contacts by-pass the insert when nothing is plugged in.

Any External Processor should have a nominal operang level between –2dBu to

+18dBu. Be aware that any external equipment plugged into these sockets will have

an impact on audio delity, and we strongly recommend using only studio grade

equipment.

Mixer Output Connecons

NOTE Both the Master and

Booth Outputs have auto-

mung to prevent clicks and

thumps in any connected PA

when powering the mixer on

or o.

Power On mung lasts

approximately 12 seconds,

Power O mung is

instantaneous.

Union Audio Orbit.6 User Manual

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