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r [ON] button (TXn only)

This turns on/off (mutes) the input signal of each channel. These buttons are the same as the input channel

[ON]/[OFF] buttons of the Matrix Mixer.

 Speaker Output section

Here you can monitor and control the output from the amplifier.

• When the power to the XH200 is switched between Standby mode and On, the switching of the internal

relay circuit may cause the various Speaker Output meters to indicate unintended values.

q Output warning indicator

When the output value thresholds specified in the Device Properties window [Output Alert] tab (page 134) are

exceeded (HIGH) or fallen below (LOW), the output warning indicator will turn red.

If an alert has been specified in the “Alert Setup” dialog box, the alert indicator will also light and be recorded

in the log.

w Output level meter

This indicates the output level of each channel. As the meter display unit, you can select either dBu or V in

the [Meter Unit] tab of the “Preferences” dialog box. When the output level exceeds the clip level of the

amplifier, the [CLIP] indicator will light.

• For amplifiers connected to the ACD1, the meter will not move if the output level is below the follow-

ing value:

For the PC9500N/PC9501N: 5.74 dBu (1.50 V) or lower, For the PC4800N/PC4801N: 2.64 dBu

(1.05 V) or lower, For the PC3300N/PC3301N: 1.10 dBu (0.88 V) or lower, For the PC6501N: 4.29

dBu (1.27 V) or lower, For the PC2001N: -0.52 dBu (0.73 V) or lower,

For the T5n/T4n: 5.91 dBu (1.53 V) or lower, For the T3n: 4.49 dBu (1.30 V) or lower,

For the XP/XH/XM: 0.00 dBu (0.77 V) or lower

Output warning indicator Alert indicator

Upper threshold value exceeded : red

Within upper threshold value : green

Above lower threshold value : green

Below lower threshold value : red

Invalid setting : grey

Within specified value : unlit

Specified value exceeded : lit

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