XTA MX Series - User Manual

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Table of Contents3
Declaration of Conformity4
Thanks5
Introduction5
Important Safety Instructions6
Instructions de Securite Importantes7
Installing Your MX36: Unpacking8
- Additional Symbols and Warnings8
Installing Your MX36: Electrical Considerations9
Installing Your MX36: Mechanical Considerations10
Connecting to Your MX36: Analogue Line Inputs and Outputs11
Operating Your MX36: Initial Set-Up and Switching on12
- Switching on12
Operating Your MX36: the Basics13
Outside Your MX36: Front Panel Controls and Indicators14
- Local MIC / Stereo Line Inputs14
- Input / Backup Source Select16
- Console Select17
- Line Monitoring18
Outside Your MX36: Rear Panel Connections20
Inside Your MX36: Configurations and Routing21
- Overview of Audio Routing21
Operating Your MX36: Working with Failover and Redundancy23
Operating Your MX36: with And/Or Without Redundancy24
- Example Setup24
- Conditions that Trigger a Source Change in Redundancy Mode25
- Working Without Redundancy25
Operating Your MX36: Increase Console Capacity with Cascade Mode26
Operating Your MX36: Increase Channel Capacity with Parallel Mode27
Looking after Your MX36: Maintenance28
Looking after Your MX36: Warranty28
Performance of Your MX36: Specifications29
Appendix I: Microphone and Stereo Line Input DSP Filter Responses30
Appendix II: Upgrading Firmware31
- Communications Set-Up31
- Download the Files31
- Connect to the Unit32
- Choose What to Load32
- Start the Update33
- What if It All Goes Wrong33
Appendix III: Dante I-O Channels Mapping34

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XTA MX Series Specifications

General

Series	MX Series
Models	MX32
Input Type	AES, MADI, Dante
Output Type	AES, MADI, Dante
Control	Ethernet
Word Clock	Yes
Redundancy	Dual power supplies
Ports	Ethernet, RS-232, GPI/O

XTA MX Series - User Manual

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XTA MX Series Specifications