MX Series — MX36 Operating Instructions Page 5
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Thank you for choosing an MX36 console switcher for your application.
Please spend a little time reading through this manual, so that you obtain the best possible
performance from the unit and become familiar with its operating requirements.
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INTRODUCTION
The MX36 has been designed to offer a uniquely simple solution to the long-standing problem
of routing of multiple mixing consoles outputs to a speaker system / system processor.
Handling 36 inputs in 2U across analogue, AES and Dante networks, these are arranged in
sets of four (to typically support Left-Right-Front Fill and Sub feeds from an individual
console). All AES inputs have SRC. There is one set of four outputs, available simultaneously
across analogue, AES and Dante networks with Word Clock output sync available on AES.
All switching takes place in the digital domain with soft cross-fades primarily to switch up to
three consoles, each with up to three levels of redundancy. The primary and secondary
sources may be selected depending on the availability of support on the console (so AES or
Dante, or even just analogue) and the MX36 will automatically select the secondary source
should the primary fail.
If failover with redundancy is not required, then the MX36 can handle up to 9 consoles
(accommodating 3 each on analogue, AES and Dante feeds).
In addition to the quad channel sets for the consoles, there is a fully featured high quality
mono mic preamp for “Voice of God” announcements. This has selectable routing, as well as
clarity filtering in DSP, and switchable 48v phantom power.
There is also a stereo line input, again with “sweetening” filtering, selectable routing, and
fully balanced rear inputs, plus an unbalanced 3.5mm jack front panel input.
As important as the extensive switching and automatic routing capabilities, the MX36 also has
full headphone monitoring of EVERY line individually with extended metering.
Dante allows for units to operate in either cascade or parallel modes to extend the input set
sizes or number of consoles that may be simultaneously switched,
All of this is fully user configurable via the front panel — no need to connect a computer or
depend on an app with a wireless connection.
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