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''STYLYX'' USERMANUAL 0 h t-i" I T4TftGDUf,TI ilT.j The I!&R *ixing is STYLYH reccr-ding it Li=eE creet= The a =plit pu-bLic address. de=ign =y=-tera, al I and easy tr: neceE=arlJ whirh ma.keg it rnu=icia,ng and h*.ndl= facilitie= pi:==.ible tc: =lrbgrru.p=. STYLYX +.rsrk- and cc!$lFact inrt:t-pi:rates c.;:n=-*1e uhirh fsr *-t ha= arid I t' = a Tt: becsne fanriliar !.rF ed.;ige yilrr y{fli in=tallatit:n fsr facilitj-eg he*re envirr:ninent. giwe s-n extre.rnely ts in =ituatit:ns ingdular rrrnplete L.iith res.d irnpcrtant ;.nd life a.l1 this the tnanu*I inf in pr-cdr-rcer= a that midi ba=ed the STYLYH =_ri=te*r, f,acilitie= very ,c:rsnatisn t:f It rar=full-t'. ab*:ut t'tiIl t:per-at!-ng service. IIEiH Electrnnica F.V. t DN M O N O / M I C L I N E M O D U L ES T Y L Y X 2a 2b 2c 2d +AAv pad phase lne . . 2e 3a 3b 4a 5a 8a 1rtd t"*"" 14c [:,""":""" 8b l4b 14a 10 11 12 tl L:" L__" ? STYLYX HONS I'TODULE The channe+1 can npnr-ate in tlitherr the rniri'-c:phcrne cr line -'i-npt-tt rncldes " -fhe j.s; an rn.icrnphane i.npr-rt slectrnnically b a .l a n c e d , tr*rn*f nrrnerler;g design " The inplrt--,irnped,*nce gr'€ater iEi t han l:.*hms ? whic fr wi I I not cartsi,er any l nad i.ng ef f ec ts Llrl " ' tnd,xy sr stlrcl in rnir rclphrJne6 . I'hs halanct*rJ linrl level i.npt-rt whirh a*f f ec'b. and tapa* retrrrn h*si arn inpurt 1t{ F.nhmsl;, wl-rich itigh ig ernnltgh ava j. l.nble* ptrripheral *qniprnent " 2.a is alsn tn be ursed as' great*r' impeda.nce than tc: interf,.ice *i1lwith +4€l VBLT +48 Vn1'L swi.tch The is there tn feed rnicrnphanes rcndensnr and Direct Injectinn bcneg t}rey have that f ac j.Lityl { if " bJhen ur*ing nther" rrricrnphane$ st-rch as dynamic and elertric {rnes n thr* phan tam pnw€rr EiLrlf,p 1 y * h a r - r 1 .d n n t Lrt: rewi tc hetl c:n , i'JnTEs I f nhantnrn i* :ir^ritcheld on nr nf f rartren the l:ower micrc:phnn* irrpltl: cfrannsI isi a.ct.ive" a "cIic!i" fir "thl.rffip" 'f'hisi yfiLl are r ^ . rIi I hear-d " ig becarrse a Lre i.nterrltpti.ng c li r - e c t l y l.lic inpltt standing nf val tage on the snr[,:.et " pharrtcrn po?.rer Simi. lar'1y" * , w . i t . c h i . n g f r n r n f ' lI C t c : L I N E w h i l * t i.t; rrri I I have* the st*i tc h*d cln r same resi-r 1 t f c:r the *arne rtlas'nn" Thi.s ili rrtlt a far-.r1t" f _ " ' ?. b FAD pfid switch []r-rshi.ng th* the insertr; a ?fidB a.ttenlratian intn 'l:he rnic rmplrcne ' a r n p. T h i s l*hen in pr-rt c a r - t1 c J t l e n e r s ? s s a r y r:'f t:apar:j.'Lt:r micrnphcnes art* tn he lrgsrJ in clnse mndern 'tt: pro:{irn.ity instrurnents" Cven S,I " bsrtes, are mLlsical capairle level *ignalr. nf pravlding high praviding pad :iwitch a The alsn raise:; the inpnt impedanc* hr;*lancmd Line inpurt when the need *rriseg. 2.c. PHASE phase The revsrse switch rhanges In rnnst case$ i{: is the Lt1g!t!**_-g1lly" r:t'f phase with annther solrrce. .5 the u+iring rnic xiqn*.l nf the that'g; mic n*t 2.d, HIC/LINE The line i.npurt is gelected by purshing the qain rnic redurced inpurt is to minimurn c rosgta I l':. between mic and I ine in plrts gain. ?.e I'IIC/LINE line blrtte:n. The gain tn avoid wi th inc rearing GiAIN The rnicrophone i.nput can be varied between +?CIdB and -55dF gain. pad of -3AdB increases The af the control ranq€* to gain can be varied 55dB,The line i.nput between *?OdF and +:EdEi. tloth the and Line ampl if iers have their rnic own baLanred amp is balanred inpr-rt cclnnectars. The mic on XLR. ( I is is cnld nut c:f Fhage) earth* ? ig hc:t in phase and.: jacl.;" Tip is hato The+ linsr arnp is balanr:ed toc: on a stereo r-ing When yot-l yse thie inpltt is rt:ld anrJ shj.eld ig earth. yoLr shnuld a lrnbalanced r a.Lhlavs use rnc:nn jacl.l u f nr a :;tage performaflcer m a , ' r i r n u r mi n p u t 3. EEUALIZER SEGTION ot-tt by its very The eqr-ral j"irer sectic:n of the STYLYX gtands the of contrt:l over I t al lnwg 4 serctit:ng e f ' fe c t i v e design. pass the additian with of a high sp€*ctrutm u entir-e alrrJio f i 1 {:er $#r tion . 3r3 HI6H PASS FILTER in and crut nf the signal is switched The high FasF filter p r t * h b r t t t o n . The rt:l l of f of 1: rIB path asscciated its by e f f e c t ' r n u s i c a l l y s o u t n d i n g a very at 1&0l Ha €nsltr€F Notel 3. b. If be the eq i:i switched s;u,ritched nf f too, offr the high pass filter will HI6H at llhHe' with a is available c:r c:f boost crtt l.6dB uuhen the desired arnot-tnt which meansi that cLrrve, shelving shelveg from that reached the curve {rr crtt is nf hcrc:st f re*qute*ncy t:n , 4. HI-FIID SECTION 4"a FREEUENCY the centre*frequtency selects T'hi.ri cnntrol sectinn " I t range f rorn SOBH:I tc: lQll,;Hit. 4 nf the Hi*f"lid 4. b. HI_FIID This contrnl has range a crf + and -16dtt with * "bell" cLlrve . Having r e a c h e d i t s r n a ni r n u m / r n i n i m u m a t t h e s e *l e c t e d amplitude re'sponse returrng tn nnity gain c:n f requrency the ei the*r sicJe c:f that se I ec terl f reqrrency " plot A f rnm that respt:nse shc:rxs a bel L shape. The banrJwidth nf that bell ct.rrv6*is fixed at 1r5" 5. LO-I'IID 5.a FREEUENCY Thi.* selectg the contrc:l band. It ranges frcm SOHI to 5. b SECTION cen tre-f 1kHz. L.F. the rnid ? the sarn€r as t h e f requenc iers b y t h e Hi*mid Lo*mid CONTROL The has lnus control the high control, l6dEt of boast c:r curt is 7. crf LB-I{ID cantrnl rs doing This exactly control br-rt now the selected frequency ccrntrol :". 6. reqLlency a shelving available characterj.stj-r at jurst like 6EH:, EE-trN c:ut f o r can sihritched in c:r sectic:n be The eqLralirer signals. and non equalised camparing eqilalized pass filter high will in and Also the be' switched Nnte; crlrt I B. AUXILIARY SECTION available in Ther* are 4 t\UX sendg controls signal br-tt tcr days extensive seerns qr-rite a bit, re*qurires a lc:t nf AUX send:i" ci This total. pracessing B.a AUX SENDS I Altxili.ary gwitched ltsed as add re$tl sessinns. j"n*ertion AND 2 sends I and 3 are rrnrrnally pre*fader bltt ran Lre pa*t'*fader if desired. They are intenrled to be* gterecr genrJs ciurring f olclhacl,; rect:rding,/publ ic pastutrerJ se'tups ancl sri*i tc hed rern i:t cJlrring The AUX snnds are wj " r e d p o s t t r g L r a Ii : e r r p o s t paint and post channeL rnute switch. fc:r autnrnating it's The STYLYX has prnvixion channel fader pori tisn hy the C-l'li n f ader alttornatinn system " I f the n*Mix system is activatedo these AUX siendg are wired ta post in*ertion post paint and Fr*q channel rnlrte equalirer, sr+itchn rJne tn t.tre fact that C*l'liu cannnt automate the AUX Etrnds, when they are wired Fre-eq or pre-fade. AUX sencls I The j urrnpersettings on r n i c / I i n e r n n d r t1 e . g.b and the ? can p"c.b" by also be tiet pre eqLralirer jlrmper see setting FagF AUX SEND 5 AND 4 trired pn*t*fader crn the F.C"B. bttt stllnd 3 is ncrrmally AUX the on the F.C"FI" hy rernuting he changed easily this can j r-rmperxettinqa assofliatecJ " j.nstructinn jurrnper (See page for rnic./line mmdltle setting rnanual ) , in this i.ngtal led f,-l'4ix is 1f 5.a,h.c. ?. and read alsc sectinn RCIUTINE SECTION inpltt signal T'he channel the and S ther subgrclLtpE pr-txh-butttt:n, r-rr-rting relevant le. activated, ran he 6tereo roltted rniti ! nf to ;rny nr all by s e l e c t i n g the THE PAN-POT (with a 4"5 cantrol Tfris the between *ignal thla the lef t and ri.ght master pan6 pnint) centre dEt Logs at its add and even sltbgrcrLiFs as wesl.I €\s hr-rsso when sel,ected " 6 J-t " *I{flI.INEL 5T*TU5 =EtrTIEN 11-s The rhannel sn gwit=h ldhen a i= indicated by a green led. rnuted all =end* are s.l=t: nruted, with channel i= au.r:iliary jacF:. the exceptirn t:f the =iEna1 tt: the inserfartivated. sectisn I f i= instal led and read alss C-l{ir: 5. a. b. =. gwitch The sn nnt affect the =ignal ccining dt:e= tr.f.1. cna=ter this rnsde i= gelected in the the f rsrn channel t if sectit:n ] - 1:. SGLO/FEAi.:: rnr:nitcrg! acEtrrding ts the eq. The channel =slc' =witch -r-he rhannel, pre-Eq rfr =ignal the t:n =*ritrh setting pt:int. past A =cls: pr=t'eq ingertisn and the si-gna1 sith the tage*-her indicates the rnaster t*arning led in is that leagt sr:lcr sr+itch led at one channel channel ssls activated. It alsr: indicate= led has a dr-raI The channel FurF*st. + 1 7 d 8 in the r : c c u r r i n g a b r r v e l e v e l = =ignal toverle:ad) by it= =crla push buttsn. activated l.lhen nst =hannel, level in the the =ignal rnnnitr:r r+i11 In the-t trae*e you trs'i the rnaster. led inetering by the channel I3. f,HANNEL FABER glide lEEl mc$ and i= a length nf ha= fader channel The g r n s s th g i v e l y f eel in e r : c e p t i o n a l a n ts rnanlrf actured aperati=n. provi=ien vclufie it'g tr-tr autameti-ng has The STYLYX =y=temfader autcrnstit:n by the C-t'lii: cr:rrtr*i 14. f,HAr.lf{EL If'UOUTFilTg 14.a XLft input i= the This I Pin micrcphgne=. p h a = e t = f i s c u t 3 trin 14.b fsr- balanced cr:nden=ed is earth, trin ? i= in irt:ldl. t:r dynarnic ph.e-=e ih*ti a*d ig h;:t is baiancedr The' tip which line input. aE the Thi= Thi= t* earth. is wired ct:trC and the =laeve rirrg i= the The af - ?EdE rns-xirnrtrn ta infinity. has a gensitivity input '=f any line cutput ised sf ??i.ishm r.*il1 nst irnpedance inpr-rt prr:tre==Ers. {rF sign.al ta-pe rece:rder= S T E R E OM O D U L ES T Y L Y X 16 17 l8 12 l3a r3b 13c 13d 13e 19c f,",:"",, 't9b [ ","":"",. l4b [*."*,,.,. l9a lsb 15a r6 17 r- l 14.c This i*; the nutpr-rt nf ths rhannel " The tip has a naminal level crf *lOdFV and the ring + 4dBr-r. fine nf the twn level antpurt* has ta be left Lrnconnected. Never lrse a rnono jackplr-rg on this or-rtpr-rt, 'fnr -l.mdFv j.s gemi pro eqlriprnent and the + 4dBlr fnr The prn equriprnent. The olrtpr-tt signal i.s post channel fader, 14,d (immediately preceding Thi6 isi the channel insert the channel fader). The tip is the returrn, while the ring tha send " I n,/nlrt l eve I isi €]dFr-r , 15. is STYLYX STEREO I'IODULE €iwitches and controls 16. INPUTSELECTOR; The nf possihilities" inpntselectnr h a s a , r , ^ r i d ev a r i e t y The (L), switch when activatedr brings upper the incnming (ancl (and 1ef t) ( i,e. :iignal connected tct the right ring j a c l , ; p l r r g patch. to the lef t signal tip) nf the ) input activated trlhen broth switches are at the sarne timel left paths are right signal carrying the sarne rnonn st-rm and gwitch hrings (F) :rignal. right the incnming signal The (and right) (i"e" tip of ct:nnected ts the left {end ring} path, signal t h e j a c l . ; p l r - r g) t t : t h e r i g h t L7. PHASE; phase nf the lef t l ine reverse ta the Uge th j.s switch the hutt inverse wiring I This f eatlrre doesn' t inpurt " the ar-rdio signal " A good F{ay tcr check f crr "nut c:f inverses putsh the rnann gwitch on the master sectian phase" is to rsral close t o t h e r n i x . I f y r r r - th e a r a a n e t h i n g listen and miss.ing in yoLtr mitt o r ccrtnFletely that riourndsi strange " pr.rsh the phase swltch on those channels sutspected " If the that channel was out af souncJs hretter" retlrrrrs or snlrnrj selectarg phase the s:thers" If ctne of the rnoncr input with yc:Ll wi l1 lose yclt.lr poesible that is it is activated, AUX sie'nds, which are eltrnrning the lef t and nn the sign*l rigfrt si.gnal pattrxo if ynt.t press the phase switch' and the phaee switch are rnoncr inplrt selectors ldl-ren hroth modut}e as it even i:; pns::ibl.e tt: ltse the steren activated" is in .i.nplttn where the ring fr rnclnc: module with a balanced phase and the tip autt af phase" 18. GAfNr cnntrnl c:n yoLlr rnngole" rnogt irnportant Thj.s is the single p r n p e r l y r y n t . l s e t achieve the very c o n t r o L c a n hlhen this get and the msst headroslrn tcr nnise ratic best *ignal q r - r a li t y Af ter plurgginq in a recordings. f nr high needed j utgt abnve the channel pr-rsh the f ader salo *ntitch e i.qnal with the channel fader- c:ff . settin$u on ther channel ycu're I Turn ycrr-r se€ a 'r8rt rlr-rtpr-rt the gain corrtrol lrntil clccl.;wise leverl un the masiter rneters, Nnw alide lrp the channel fader 't0ir. tn if the Remernber, signal scrurrce gets lsurder nryc:Lr may :;c:f ters have: to gn barl.:. and checl,; this *etting. vnlnme yor-r bt:rrat nr curt i.n tha The can also clrange if eqlrali:er, Bel silre tlre signal heing miced *tays the same vnllrrne when ynlr start recordingu crr yout'll nesrd tn gc: bacl,:. and dn tlr j.s; *rgain " Dn this aI I wi th every 1 ine in put to qurality achieve the hiqh *crund D&R prodncts ar* l.;ncwn for. 12. HI6H PASS Thia :iwi tc h starting at i"n swi tc hed swi- tc h " insiertg 180 H: and out 1? a dE j"ntn bnth ints the rc: l-nf f signal circnit hig h pass f i I ter paths, It can be by its aggaciated (baagt 13.a, tlJEH.r Fcrost nr cnt 15dF at lll.;Hz shelving rrrt the same arngurnt abave lll,;He). 13,b- HI l'lID; Fc:trst or cnt width of .1.5 octaves. 13.c, LBhf l'llDr Boost ar cut l&dE bel1 r*itlr a width of 1"5 actaves" 13.d. L(Jtrlr Bcrost crr curt 16dB at 6O Hz shelving the sarne amoutnt below 6Ql H:r) " lS.e. in or nutt of the circnit. EGl; Switches eqltal izer ther hiqh FasE fllter. NOTEI This also affecte the hi.gh filter switch. 16dF bel1 crtrve cltrve at t:r 5 1 , ; H zt + i . t h a sweepa,ble (bc:oet at 35OHs clr cltt It nverride:i 14.a. AUX l AND 2; Autn l and t are, most cctnmonly lrsed fnr cue gends (sterec: can be eet These aLt!: gends headphanes) " jutmper seltinga" pre/post fade?r and/or eq by internal alsn read se'ctitrn activated instal le,rJ and I'f C-f"li:l is " 5.a.b'r' 14.b. sends Can be utsed aa ef fect AND 4; AUX 5 These can be set pre/poct mi.x for mr:nitoring. eq hy in terna 1 j utmper settings . 15.a 15.b c:r a. separate 'fader arrd./nr you anywhere tn place the signal Allowg CHANNEL PAN: the mix bltgs or the sltbgroLtps, the sterea image" feeding to suthgroLlps 1 fr 3" I-?r Ass.ignment switches 3*4 : Aesignmen t sw.i tc her: tr: sr-tbq;r'clLlps .l fr 4 ' 5*&; Aseignmelnt siwj.tches tc: sutbgroLtps 3 & 6" tc: st-tbgrot.tps 7 & F' 7*Br Assi-gnment switches mii: bltgs" t n a ) {I A s g i q n r n e n t s w . i t c h e s t n g t e r e o la 1n I channel The Eri switch i= indicated by s green hihen *' led. chanr:el i= rnuted all ai-rr:iliary =-end= er-e al.=s rnlrted, wii.h jarl';" the exceptii:n sf the =ign.a} ts the insert If anC s=tivated t-l{i:; is ingtel led read a1=r: se,stirn " E-t--- - : : A r L : - r - E The srr =uiif-ch dcte= frarn the channel {if =ectj-sn j . nat this af fert insde the tr. f - I . ie selected =ignal in the ct:rlting rnaster {T ft* rhannel =c"iitch =etting pa=t-eq =ignal i*arning led =hsn:rel =als sr tii,.a,ted . The rha.nnel =i-gna1 1evel= cha*ne1 , i*h*n 3n the.t EaEe channel hy the FADEF:: Ths f adevP"C"E" ha= {n =*1s =witch :*snitsr=, a'E=r:rdi-ng te the eq. ifn the rhs.nnel n =ignal the Er Fre-sq gi:1r: pcst paint a*d the in=ertisn A in the rira=terindi=ate= the tt:gether with led th*t at leaat sns channel ssls =i*itch i= purpcrEe. led ha= a dr-ta1 It al=s indicate= +l7dE orcurring in the ab{fve {sverlsaC } net acti.vated by it= sc:lr: pu=.h br-rtts:n. yELr +*ill mr:nitsr in the the =igna.i ler'*i 1ed rneter-ing tlrr th= na=ter- g' is l!!tr r*i* snis,=th prt:'ri=ion fsr- a C-F{ix The Etere{f rentrtll, parkageaut::r*e-tisn actisn fader STYLYY STERE* HtrDULE f,NruNECTIilFi5 LiruE EF{FUT T}IRECT fiUTFUT L/4" 1,f4" =teres Eterel: j.=ck jach i tr LE!- I ti\|rlj i ftINE SLEEVE ftIGi+T IhIFLIT SIGN*L GRSUhIB TIF Left at +4dtsu F:IFIG ftight at-r4dFr-i SLEEVE SIGIIIAL GfrEUl.lD +4dFr-i The levelg can b= changed tt: -J-fidEV, by the internal ju-rnper ==tings. RE},!ftTE 1/4" =.terer: jarF; TIP Flsrme. l ly r 1q:sed HIFJE Flcrrncal1y =pen SLEELTE liliper ctrntact i?.a plugging in the autpt-:-t= t:f drur* ig fer Ii{FUT u-ged LINE keybcrard=o ilr any lin= level ru-tpui-. rclarhine=r Eamplers! l-?.b *UTFIJT i= S:RECT =ignetr r*i-11 ge! it= I t* E FF4|.f TF r This cc:nn=stsr t'= ch*nnslfase,r indicatsr= light i=f the channei' t-t=sd a= F,n *u-tput pc=t-- fader- e.inplif ier. f i-ssi the ts =-+n b= r.rir=d =tart rartridge end Et: c:n. it a =+*itch rnachine=, sdhich artiv*:ted by tape deck=n !LL' 'H ro* S U B M O D U L ES T Y L Y X 20a 20b 20c 2bd 20e 20f 2og 20h 20a 24a 2|']K,. L.":"^ f"",.^^ 24a f -="*" 24b 24b 20d 20e 20f 2og 20h f ,"=r." ^ 2k, L."'. " f"":"^" . j ! J l ?E-a ?tr"b i i t H t ' t i t l t ! t t F Ta.tre-:'effsct= r=turns T!-ti=- =witch br-ing= t-he n*nitnring ints the :iisnitsr =hang== retrtrn - jacl= ir-lput t-he =ignai cr:nn=cted ts: it= =ectisn t:f the =u.b *redr-rle. Thi= =r.titch input fr-,=rn sub t:ut ts tape.-re'ffect= AUH l_ Am0 ? The AUH I and ? cc'ntrsl= are pu=hb'-rttan. rnr:nitcr by the "pt=Et" 3El. = AUH 3 AHP 4 The *UX -3 and 4 c*ntrnl= can be gnanitar jrrrnper=-etting=" b't intsrnal =r*i-tchable =et frcr* J-nter-n*lly pre -ts tc pr:=t pre-ipa=t ?E -d PAht*FilT The e.lith a center Pan*pct detent and -: -4.=dS dswr: *t ite pc=iti*n centre bet-wesn the and r-ight left FanE the =igna} rnix blrsse=. ?tr, e FLIF pr-t=hbuttrn The rearrariges the f Lser irt the signal " f I ip" *iifnitsr =ertisn. If the = r + i t c h i n it= i = Lrp "f1ip" p a n p e r t pa=iticn t h e r e c s i w e = = i g n a l i t = f r s n r t h e r n * n i t r : r n f-he ve:lurne rantr-sl . l,{hen sr*itch" dswn , the i= " f 1ip p.*n-pat rereive= =ignal f,r-rrn the =*bgr=LiF its directly faCer. An ideal =et u-p fsr =er-ind reinfsrcernent. pct The i**:nitsr at the ss,rne time i= r*nnected tr: the jacF; retu.rn input i+hi-rh dj-rect-1_v- fee'l=. the tape,/ef fects yrru t* *t-ttpt-:t =ubgr'-cup br-r==. This feature ail*:tr= u=s {t}t:r-E r-r=ing Lrtr any rnili feeding the bu== c'rith*r-rt inpr-rt i,npi-rt having rnadltle= Es t"rsli a= nct ttr give Lip -irly subgrEi-iF=. :tr- f I-IilFIITftE pi:t either fsllsr+s The r*r=nitsr the =ubgriflrp ar-itpr-r-i-t=r the uptrn Cependent the pasitir--rn sf the "r-ef-Lr.rn" tape retu.rn pur=hbr-rtt** If th* "=plithuttu-n" =r.iitchi= a=tiv-=ted ths ir.nrr{-=ign*, I r:nly fr-ar* the retrrrr' r*t:nitr.r receive= it= ?fi " g *F.i The cin-sgif-rh *'rith its eg=t:=is+*ed lsd fl:ute=- the =hannel. 29,.h SBLO This switch brings either the sutbgroLrF olrtputt signal to gection the rnonitoring or the subgrolrF monitor inpr-rt. Thits is depenrlant Lrpon the staturs of the re,turrn switch. The associated led elso actg a$ a peak. indicatnr" There are twc: irj*n tica I sec tinng in this r n a r j uI e , ?E.i FADERS T'he twn faders contral the crlttputs of the twcr slrbgroLrps" positian into Lrpon the the frame, this can be Dependant sr-rbgroup L/2, A ' /4 | 5./& c:r 7 /4. The F "f,, B, has prc:vision pacl.;age. fc:r a C-l"lix fader alrtomation ?4. IN AND BUTPUTS 24.a Patch points just wired ahead trf These are ring is the "send" and the tip nf OdFlt (773 mVl . ncrrninal level 2.4.b Taoe subgroL(p "retLlrn" faders. The both have a A/B j acl,;g bath These sterec: c h a n geahle via in,/outpr-rts, ?l.c the the have jltmper *lAdBV level +4dEtut and settings c:n the board' Return A/E jacl,l sncl,;et is the input fcrr ef fect retr-trns" This sterecl +4dFr-r and -1OdFV level in one jacl';. The have They both +4dEtt-t, and the ring fias the -lCIldBV sengitivity tip 14 M A S T E R M O D U L ES T Y L Y X la 710 - 13 - 20- :l 10 | 'l 1b rd lc 1i 1f th ; 19 1i 1k 1l FTASTER I'ItrDULE The r n n d ul e af the STYLYX cnntains master al l the for sumrning of thsr l ef t./ rig ht signa 1a , electronj-cs the the aLr!{ eignals, wel l as aF the Cantral Fclom l"lanitar sertion " c:f The width this rnodlrle ig ?3 mm, (tr tirne$ the channel r n o d l r1 e , s t e r e c : m o d l r1 e . / b 1 i n d p a n e I - 1 s n b g r o u g : m o d u l e ) " 1.a. POhIER SUPPLY STATUS pc:wer has been T'he nn leclg L:n thq* ledbar indicate that send to the STYLYX. +/- le} Volt far the electronicg and + 4el Vnlt fcrr the phantorn powering nf condenser rnicrophnnea bnne*. and D"I. 1.b AUX RETURNS Ona connected tn The two stereo at-tli retrrrns. STYLYX hag to the R'-mix buss" A the steren L*mix burss and the sther pr-rshl:r-rtton switch can rc:lrte the stereo aLri'i r-ett-rrn signal ther same time to the resp. AUX l and.? bursses. This is at prnvide *ignal* ta the rnaster as wel l as tn ct.re ef f ect a n d ?). A U X I f o l d t r a c k s y * t e r n the {mostly 1.c AUXILIARY I'IASTERS 1-4 handle the olttgaing levele ttr the 4 AUX rnntrols The*ge 4 c:n and a pf I outpr-rt hag an aasc:ciated Every or-rtplrts, The the signal tc tre mrtted and rnonitared" hr-rttnn tt: allnw by when necessary can be camputer contrslled clr-r br-rtton the aptional "alrtomatj.nn tnodLtle"' 1ed" It also is a dutal futnctioning solc: led indicator The crverlc:ad in the AUX outtpt-tts, i.nclicates 1.d OSC I LLATOR/TALKFACK 5ECT ION sgcil latnr/talhbacl'; a multifttnctioning STY[.-YX has The chnice nutt of ? f requtenc j.esi 301 Hr There is a section" ( f nr pLrrpo6e6, to i.dentif y f ast winding ideal slate The rpd up nlttputt sections. l:.Hu fsr lining anrJ I tapes) and the law distortion oscillatnr hr-rtton activates o,sc. whether .TE l"{r bltttnrr beltrw, givets a choice red ther next buttons are rnltting The ner:t three ll..Ha is necessary. crr ts the mix buases n tlre ogc1t. b " signal tcr send blrttnns tfre qrnr-rp Lrr-rsget; sr./arrd the AUX I and 2 ttltsgeg' 1eve1. both the talkbacl,; and nscil lator Iev*1. adjltsts The an x 1 r connec tor on the bac l'; is ta I k Lrar l,l whic h has The above the right by the tall,;bacl,:. buttan situtated activated t h e m o d u t l e , in s,ame rnag;tsrr fader t6 1.e I.IIINITOR giECTIBN part yoLr monitor This at the STYLYX lets individnal rn$no c:r in steret: o the rnaster mir , the AIJX channels gtereo solrrces" (tape A" tape El) aurtpute and twt: external It is this C,R"l'1" signal that is constantly monitore'd hy the ledbar meters" l-f TAFE A/F These switchesu when activated n connect tc: the Control Roorn Monitnr. i.nputs yc:ltr gtereo fnr rnachines. intended master + IAdFV 4dEtr-r lever1 chsice is A and page ) " p. c. h " ( siee j nmper setting 1.9 external sterec: These inplrts are available itoN(I provides yot-t with a rnono compatibil Thig burttan the left/right S u t m m i n g the stereo signal af " nlttpr-tt, wi I I not af f ect the rnain sterec channels 1.h nn the ity checl,; mnnitc:r H0NITOR./C.R.l'1. gtends This cnntrt:l far Control Room Monitnr, t],H,M. j r n a i n L t o t h e r n s ni t n r i n g s i g n a u r s t s t h e o u t g a i n g ad the olrtpurt af the This can he either signal arnplif ier. ot-ttpt-tts crr an external solo system, the mast€r left,/r.ight (3 track) signal " The norninal olttpt-tt is +4dEtut. control. are nc:t affected by this The ledbarmeters 1 i PHONES panel nf the rlteren lncated c:n the f ront olrtputt n This p o w e r for headphcnes with morJule i:s a high autput rnaster drn irnpedance between f;l and TAAW trhmg" phanes be adjusted the cc:ntrol level can by The contrnl. independant frtlm the monitnr (crmi nuttputts ar€ fed frorn the phones and rnoni'tor Fath 1.j gafne snLlrcg*s. DII,I T'his buttsn nnly attenltates L7 the rnonitar leve1 by ?AdF, MASTER IN/OUTPUTS 2a f"'^. 2a [-*' 2a 2a [^."". 2b [,.*." 2g f ",:" L.:,""" [."*_ ["*. [. ^ ",",-," 2d 2d [",,..""" -rtl 2c tt ll | -.'shc 2c +tefr 2f Monitor = 2e t.k TALKBAtrH SEtrTION Tlris swi tc h rcrr-rtes the te 1 l,;bac l,; t c : t h e m i x / g r o u r p / A U X I and 3 busses. At the sarne tirne it dims the C, R. H " nutpr-rt by ?AdB tn avoid f eedbacl,; " 1.1 sOLtr/LED 1f anyuuhere in the console a solo br-rtton i.s activated, lights" this led Yor-rhear the gelected signal instead af the Lrsllal rnagter mi:r at the phcrnes ernd crm nutpr-tt" At ther selected same time the signal is rnonitored at bath l ecl barrneterg , 2. I'IASTER IN/OUTPUTS part of This the external power amFs, 2,a AUXILIARY the STYLYX provide; equripmento such truTFUTS al lc:ul Thege 4 outtpurts proce*sors" and/or signal I eve I is The nlrtgaing cc:nnected to earth. 2.b al1 the connections with processnrs a6 signal and tn cnnnec tion + 4dBlr c:n tip, fnldback The ring arnps is INSERTS to the rnaster are devoted Two jacl,;s is send, is € l d E t u r .T h e r i n g Tfre level are prnvided tcr insert These ? insertg deviceg :lntn ther steret: mix immediatelv faders. ?.c the ingert. left/right the tip is retLtrn. nr other limiterg before the master yrlt.t wi 1l f ind the balanced the back ! lncated at Also c:urtputts of the $TYLYX " Signal level is rnester lef t/right + 4clBt-t. f ltlly : j.g hot, 3 is cold The x 1r are balancsrJ olttpr-rts If the outpLtts are utsed in an ltnbalanced and 1 is shield. yout pin f, to earthn ntherwiee always cnnne,ct environrnento qet auttputt . a dec reage of 6dB signa 1 l eve I nn this uri I I settings can be set tt: *l0ldBV hy jumpe'r on The ourtpr-rt* (see jutrnper setting* pages) the p"c"b" 19 2.d ? TRACK A/B jacl,;g Thege I accept ei'rternal steren tracl.:. machines" The tip of the jacl';, ri.ng the is the right The input . -lAdFV +4dEtU on the changed frorn to The STYLYX eaeily interf aces with rnaster machines. 2.e sources such as 3 is the ]eft inpr-rtu sengi tivi ty can be p"c.b" by jr-tnpers" tr:day's twa*tracl,; c . R . l ' 1. 'Ihis gtereo the is olttputt af the Contral Roorn l'lonitcrr " connec ting ig used f or i t tc: your rnain and nnrrnal ly Nominal level is around + 4dEtu" Tip is left amplifiers. right, Da not loacJ thie arrtpr-rt with B ohm and ring is headphnnes but only with 5O€} ohm ones and higher. ?.+ POWER powered from an external heavy dt-tty Fower The STYLYX is The ar-tpply vol tages of +/* 1S Vol t and + 48 Val t sr-rpply. pc:wer supply " sutpply ig The the f lrsed in ar{e Ftrwer by way af a 5 pin XLR type of connector" ccnnected 2.9 AUX RETURNS jacl,:.s accept f rom *16dEtt-t in signals down These will be fed r i g h t ) a n d r i n g i s is left, ttip o r b t t s s e s . a n d A U X magter 3fl stereo to the BPERATION INTRODUCTIBNI The STYLYX is deeigned tc: be the perfect antswer fcrr a 2 to 16 tracl.; recording stutdio, get rnc:re familiar with the STYLYX we shalI Ta discuss the prcrcess whale recording and divide it inta 4 basj"c SeqLrenceg ! RECBRD mj . c r o p h o n e / 1 i n e in plrt c:n tc: the courld be f rsrn ctne or more channelg at f rorn Recnrd ing 'f mul titracl.,;. " his the time. I'IULTITRACK REFLAY (SYNCI In this rnade yolt ligten to what has been recorded, OVERDUEBIN6 to This rneans l istening trn spare tracF;s, recording wi th rnnsic , a I ready recorded trac l.;s and nnti I al l tracF:.s ,are f i 11ed utr REFIIX t:f al l Replaying processing reverb mixdcwn " final recorded tracl,;.s together usith signal tt: create the and al 1 that is necessary RECORD IIODE nf e gessit:n. T'his is the beginning a r e placerJ in the rnic rnode by leaving Al l inpltt channels gwitch Fhantnrn in l ine/grot-tp the Ltp pc:sition, the powering in the utp applied if necessary" Eq. switch ig pnai tinn " and through the fader ig available The signal fLsws postfadern at the nurtputt" at the bacl,; af the channel, *iEna}. T h e l . s * t Jb a r r e a d s t h e n l t t g o i n g FIONITORIN6 can he monitnred in variourg ways" The The recorded aignal spl it console a n d t h e r e f o r e t h e r n l r lt i t r a c l . ; a STYL.YX is in the snbgroLrp rnnduleg" Every rnodurle r*i11 be cnnnected nachine" t w n t r a c l . ; s of the mnltitracl,; c*n accept *1OdFV or +4dBlt" There is a chnice ourt of twn levels prrts wi I L bring the mlrltitracl,; signal tn The monitaring t h e Le f t / r i g h t m i x b u r s s e s , "1 an aption, the tape retLrrn jacks can alsn be wired ta As the last 4/A/ Le channels crf the inpnt m|c/ l ine rnoduleg. Thege tape returns are norrnal fed tn the line inputta, A in remix " sitlratisn necessary The machine wil l be connected two tracl.;, masterr between the leftlright XLR ot-ttputg and tape A or B inputt" The factnry setting nf the levels at the XLR t:r-rtplrts is +4dBU, a rnaster rnachine it; connected If ta these olrtpr-rt, yrrt-r rnay f ind it necessary to change the jlrrnpers setting the levelg at the p.c.b. ta adjust at the* ourtpt-rts cr tape inputs, according tc: ynur tape ma.chine leveIs. I.IULTIPLE SOURCES ON ONE OR ThITI TRACI(S than rnicrophone clr line signal has tcr be When rnore one or in stereo on twn tracksn a recorded on a single track will be requrired. s u r h r n j . xf a c i l i t y nn STYLVX by way af the This be done easily the can rourti.ng *ystem " by plrshing nne $r rourte tn nne af the S subgroups Simply switches" more of the channel roltting gend the signa 1 to the sltbg rc:t.tp:i wi 1 I Th** c fl$sen connected mnI titracl,; . I'IICRSPHBNE 6AIN gain depends crf required amonnt The pressllre level sound the rnicrnphone u between the gc:urnd *t:Ltrce and rnicrophnne. where levelg A 3A dF Fad can be ingerted INSERT on and are the the tao type of distance high" trHANNEL can be the dynamics are tcro high a cornpresgor/limiter If the channel t:r sven in the subgroLlF ineertu in inserted whal,e groLtp xi.gnal has to be compresged " This all if a depends an the sitnation. FOLDBACK/EFFECT SENDS that every c:ne hears ig essential recrrdin6 it Durring g o i n q o n . H e a d p h a n e m i i . e s a r e L t s L t a ll y d e r i v e d f rnrn uuhat's pr€, fader AUXILIARIES, purp$Fer and 3 are ideal for this the STYLYX AUX I In rautted tn these hutgcies. is the tall,;back while especial ly the AtiX sends fram subgrflLlp is tn derive The Lregt way n e e f u rI f or dlrbbing Thi* set Lrp ig very channeLs. :iituations " :3 EFFECT SENDS can All LlnLrsed AUX sends be ltsed to gend signals ttr prncessorso sr-rch as de1ay. The AUX signal reverlr and poat lrsural ly f ader tn always l';eep the right sendx are signals. balance between urntreated and treated EFFECT RETURN To the effect an tape it hag to be mixed with the hring Replay the ef f ect in an u r n u t s e c ,cl h a n n e l a n d original. ronter channel by the routing buttons" it tc: the recording the ther EclLrrce criginal through sutbgroltp Alga send systern, I.IULTITRACK This is replaying RFPLAYIREFII X digcltssed al ready done is normally in gectisn I (recnrd throurg h c hanne 1g , mode) but OVERDUBBING prcrcess is the Lrp a recording Overdr-rbbing nf bnilding recorded whi 1e l istening to previoutsly trarlt by trach, c h a n n e l s w i l l b e i n t h e m i c r o p h o n e mode tracl.;s " Snrne are rep l aying r^lhi l er others the rnlrI ti trac l'; . tracl,;g are mc:nitored in the alrbgroup The rerplaying modutl es . can be best rni:.red frorn the snbgrc:up Headphone monitoring has tc: be nade as to AUX 1 and 3 gends" Here a decigic:n t:f f rom the soLlrce the lreadphone rnin" It can be derived surbgrcllrp channel or hath. It is urp to the inplrt channel, yt]Lr " channel the mursician wi I t hear himsel f Frorn the input previalrs recorded signal A an that track" only, not the ulay nf headphone mirr today is as fnll(f,wsr rnost convenient todays m l tI t i t r a c k w . i I 1 g i v e t h e i n p u t s i g n a I a t f'lt:st of i n recnrding. its or-rtpurt when h e a d p h o ne mix frnrn the tape, As long as tha Derive the j.s the rep I ay msde the rnusic ian wi I t hear his tape in previouts tracl,:.s and the rnament the errgineer recorded Ec:€rs record he wiLl hear himself life. This method 6ave6 into f r o m c n n t . i n u a I I y s w i t c h i n g r n o ni t c : r s c : u t r c e s . the eng ineer AUX xignal from the r-ecording channel the adding the Fy rnlrsiician wi I I hear himsel f bef nrs* the rnoment nf recording goe6 intn the mltltitracl,r. recarding a As tnn" s.ot]n a6 in the level will be heard. Not tao bad, slight increase mnsician trxactly l':.nowgthat what he ia daing the becaurie will he reccrded. rr:.jl REI'IIX process Rerni:< ig the c:f cnrnbining al l recorderd tracl.:. processing " together Flith entengive signal are norrnalled to the line In the STYLYX all tape tracks ta inplrts inpltt channel " It j-g anly necessary af the last rnicrr:phnne in switch the inputa to I ine the in/out ronted signals can be tn the channslg" A11 incoming rnagter throurgh the mix pr-rsh-burtttrn, $urbgrot.rFs can steren recording, be rnade as desired in the same way as during The Anx ng'fre55ary P.A, sends I and ? can be gwitched to po*t if " SET UP console for P.4". It is scr cnrnpact T'he STYLYX ig an ideal it in Ltser, In F,A. situationg even with a lc:t of channels j-s This can be often deeiired to have Ferrnanent *ubgroups. acct:rnpl ished as f o1Iows. the and activate onet or rnore sltbgroup channels Rt:r-rte to Lrurttan. "Sp1it" connected ta is directly Now the summed surbgroup signal mi;'t panpot tn the lef t/right wtrich connected is the " 1g i n t h e s r - t b g r c : t - t pc h a n n e l g tape retltrn bursseg, Nnw the signal is f or ef f ect retutrn " This ef f ect retltrn a.vai lable pot directly to the altbgrc:Ltp via the monitor ralrted now and between original the relatian situation hrltss. In this on a1l surbgroltp f adersetting*' slf f ect wil l he maintained :4 CBNNECTOFS, U.[III] .cllfr$NEi",i XLfl in purb: level tip r j"ng :i l eeve ; *7Q ta *3trdF grnurnd" (screen) r signal (in phace, hnt) l signal ; signal {crurt c:f phase, cold } r -?O tn infinity (in phase" hot) l signal ( outt c:f phase n cold ) ; signal grolrnd r signal If this inpltt ig lrsed in an urnbalanced mode, alway* cnnnect the ring to earthr Gtr LrFe a mc:ncljacl.;. I -'l0dElV an tip + 4dBU nn ring ; signal lcrw (-lAdBV). : s i g n a t h i g h ( + 4 d f { U) . greurnd, r signal level tip ring sleeve ; : ; : 0dFU rignal signa I signal level tip ring sleeve : ; ; : -.l0dF level I f-i-nr ring g1 eeve l ; : +4dEtu { can be set by jurmper eetting). left. *ignal right. signal ground. signal level tip ring ; ; ! sleeve : level pin I Pl.r Line inpurts r Direct Insert or-rtputa; r I s pin f. level tip ring sleeve inplrt" o u r t p t - r t" grannd. $TEREN -QHANNEIL j.ne inpnt r Direc t autpurt l Optional r Rernste connector :5 signal signal signal to inf inity " (in phaeei ( out nf pha:ie ) graund. to *ICldFV maximltm t:f ?4 Volt 5OE mA, rontact. changeover cnnnected when fader tn tip high " to tip sannected when fader down. su_qgiR0uFII0DULF Retlrrn A,/B Tape A./B in/c:lrt r r r l level r -10dFV/+4dFr-r dependent j urrnper settings. ; signal inputt. r signa I crutpt-rt" : signaL ground " tip ring sleeve pnint -16dBV/+4dEtr-r. -lAdBV. signat +4dFU" aignal signa I grnltnd " 1evel tip ri.ng sleevs ring sleeve l l ; r fl dBr-r. returrn eignal . gend signal. gronnd, eignal AUX retlrrns l level tip ring s I eever ; : : ; *1OdSV signal left signal right grnutnd signal AUX or-rtpt-tts; level tip ring slesve i : : : +4dFt-t (in phase" signal not connected signaL greund level tip r5.ng sleeve ; r ; l OdEt signaI retnrn send signal grannd signal Fatch level {L -T F; ' ^ uporr PIA_STER fl!]putE I nserts ; l"lagter ourtpr-rts l e f t / r i g h t r ? Tracl,; A/B: c.R"l'l : hc:t) tip ring gleeve level : +4dFr-r (can be set tn .-lEdBV by jLrrnper setting) pinl ground ; pinl : hot (in phaae) (or-rt c:f phase) pin3 ; csld I f the ourtpr-rt is lrsed in an always nnbalanced environmentr connect pin 3 ta earth, r *10dBV tcan be set tcr +4dEtU hy jLunper settings) r left ; right r xi.gna 1 ground l erve I tip ring slesve ; +4dEtU (1"3: Valt) : left outtpr-tt r right crurtpurt : grournd level 36 Fnwer ( XLR) r Ta I l,;,bar h pi.n Fin pin pin pin I 3 3 4 5 : r r ; r grnund +le Volt -lff Vnlt phantom (+4dEV) grolrnd clrassis : *70ldBur * ta -.l0dFut. : grolrnd : hot in phase : ground" level pin 1 pinl pinS 77 INSTALLATIONI Applying Fcwer; Fefnre switching trn the power silpply of the STYLYX check c:f the surpply by loal.;ing at the sticker the maing voltage on the bacl,; c:f the 19" housing" he 11O Volt for area's This ehnrrld with voltages frarn lOO tn 13O Voltg and 338 Volts fnr area's w i t h ? 3 @ t o ? 4 C I 1V o I t main voltaqes, Tlre main futse shor-rld be 3.15 Ampn 36 rnm Anti surge fcrr 3?CI VoIt, and 6.$ Amp, ?0 mm Anti sLrrge for 11O Volt area's. Dn nnt replace the furge with any other typer f,s this cor-rlrJ haaard, and will voirJ the warranty" bercome a safety INTERFAtrE LEVELS The STYLYX is prepared f nr interf acing with al l avai lable cnn f iguratian aee Sonneqtqf-js . e q u r i p r n e nt i n i t s s t a n d a r d fJne perin t atten tinn h a : i t o m a d e c o n c e r n i n g t h e C " R . M. of nlttpr.rt delivers a nominal +4dFU level which r:lrtpr-r't" This power trigh fc:r isi too arnps rated at SOOmV sc:metirneg f or f lt11 nlrtpt-tt" sen:iitivi.ty In thnse install an input a.ttennator case6 at the power +4dElU level by approlrimately arnps irrpr-rt to redlrce this 1I clE{" resistor and a 68O ohm ghltnt resigtor Use a 31,;3 seriefs input" across the amplifier GENERAL }IIRIN6 PROCEDURES full t:f the excellent signal to nctise To take advantage to carefutl ly read this ratio trf the STYLYX it is neceqsary part of the manutal. interfererncen bltrresi instability are Hurno radict frequency and earthing wiring inferior t:ften cat.rsed by irnpraper the incoming maing earth is nnt systerns. .$nrnetimes earthing and a separate technical adequrate fnr sturdio erarth has tt: be rnade for ;rl1 the autdia eqltipment" give ycrlr aI l the r:iupply cornpany wil l Yourr electricity regltlatians" cJetailg to avt:id ingufficient safety tc: be follawed" T h e r e a r € s o r n € ?g r a u t n d r l t l e s in a studia are referenced ttr eartfr" This All aignals paint hag A central earth tcr be clean and free crf noise" t1ecided fnr the rnain eartlr point eystem and al1 shor-tld be point. frcn this shc:r-rld be started earth* T8 The e,,ay yt:t-rr electricity cornpany has daisy chained the j.g ltnsuitable earth in ycrLrr situtatinn for yoltr str-rdj-o. The hest way is ta rt.rn a separate earth wire frarn each ot-rtlet tn starpoint the systern earth, Tlris is th* safety earth yollr eqlripment. and screen reference far all A separate wire f rnm al l the eqlripment racl,;s to the starpoint via it; nice tc: have in cases where the earthing mains p1r,rg* ig not satisfyi.ng. The rtarpoint sholtld be lacated at the rear of the ct:nsnle nr- equipment rarcl,:.. c li r t y " tnains Install separate "clean and or-ttlets. The {f,nes fc:r auclia equrip,nent and the "dirty" onFE fnr "clean" freesers liUhting! air*conditioningo and t;c: t:n" Do not min up these twa gc:rts of or-ttletg. l'lains born interference can be isal.ated by introdurcing an j.serl"atinq trangformer for the olttletg the clean earth transf crrner tn the technical earth clr as c lc:se as directly pc:xsible to the incoming earth, Al l erquiprnent to be located as f ar ag pnssible f rnrn iras the incarning rnains distributit:n boxes. Unbalanced eqlriprnent may rreecl to tre isolated from the racl,; tn avsi-d earth loops" SETTINE UP THE INITIAL WIRINE the STYLYX tt: the crf First connect the Fc:h,er altpply cunsnle" A l l f a d e * r s m u r s t b e d o w n a n d t h e C " R " t ' l" f r - r 1 l y r - t p " b the Fclh,er amps tn the C"ft.l.l . nuttpt-tts and checl,; far Conns*ct clr this i:; arllright irrterference" If any hurn" bn:r prncenrc{. the tape or-tt tn Nnw the mr-rltitracl,; can be wired Ltp. First a n d c h t * c L : ,n o i s e / h u t r n w i t h e v e r y c u n n e c t e d in puts ther 1ine truilt lrp a little t:f coltr$e" channt*l" It will tc: the channel irrpltts cr'f thes mul titracl,; Therr connt*ct the ur..rtpr-ttx nf tlre* STYI-YX. C a r e f n l 1 y l .i s ' L e n t n t h e n o i s e / h l t r n" rnonitc:rs and al I tape recorders n stutdin steren Cnnnect prncessnrr, t:ne at the time and l,;eep checl,;ing that siqnal yoLlr I f c lFan. noter caref lt1ly chec!:. that ry*tem litays. lncrp, there j.s no earth SHIELDINE./EARTHING OF AUDIO ESUIPT'IENT nf any audio cclnnectian shnLrld be cnnnectecJ at The Fcreen nc:t, snd high frequency If earth lnapa nns+ encl only, the shield the resltlt" Csrnnect a$ a crnsstall,; r*il1 be gener-al sntirFe.qnql_. In high R"F, area's rltle tn the qiq$al the nther errd of the screen via a A"A1 it itl rqi"se to earth circuit t*i11 be a at high This short lrF caparitnr. f relqrrenc ie* but nnt at l ot^r f reqltenc ies . 39 Typical :lhielding situationt;: (shierld Ourtpurt Inpnt Screen lJnba I anced U r rb a l a n c e c { Un ba Lanced Fa I anced Fa 1anced Fa l,anced Differential Di f f*ren tia Differential U n b a 1a n c e d Fa l ancerl Di f feren tia I Unbalanced Fa I anced Di f feren tia 1 U nb a I a n c e d fta I ancecl Di f feren tia I Sc:lrrce $crltrce Sc:lrrce Sestination $ourrce Degtinatitrn $c:urrce $ourrce Sc:utrce. I ) dif f erential is Balanced rneans transf orrner balanced * Hhile 1y balanced. electronical give which in $,c:me cases hetter resltl ts ;rre There prectise" c h e c l . ; " c o n n e c t n n e a t t h e t i r n e a n d ALways bath and connect twin screened audict cables AIways LrsF (except at both end$, the sh.ielding at one and. ccnrJurctt:rs patch" in the thege earths are tied togethar cords, cons,clle) " part butt once thie is a dif f ict-tl t nne lale l.;now that properly will and wiredo the* resltlts he rlean installed and nnise free. FAULT FINDINF carefully' flnw chart to stndy the signal is essential It problems i n t h e . S T Y L Y X' way yclr-t can isolate On ly in this i.ts is the signal thror-rgh in and nlttpt-tt jacks fc:llnuring Fy located u inf crrn por*ible a f altlt is locate a f ault. If tn if to heLp yot-t by advice yt:t.rr t:r rtg and r,se wilL try deaLer jr-tsit retltrn ar rnaster ta the channel help this not will yoLrr and we wi.Ll tre happy tn repair t:r ttr* factory clealer within it ?4 hnrtrs, and replacing thinF;'ing l"lany f alrl ts ran be f ound by lngical thery are al l ea$y which is veFy circltitst integrated sncl,;r*ted " REI'ItrVING A T'IODULE tiwitch c:ff the Fower supply first, channel has to be remcvecJ it is ,nonn nr gtsret: In case a etrip to retnove the metal nnmber indicatsr not nFcessary tn Fetncrve a placed behind the mndutles" It is always easier thir* stri p is alse remcrved" br-rt nnt always m a d n1 e when necessary " ta 'Ihe can be removed hy nnscreuling "nLrrnber strip" the two holtg on either side of the csnstrle hidden behind the caps placed in sideparts the sf the ct:nsc:le holrsing" When a ls*dbar is rnournted this wi I I be rernoved tagether urith the nrrmbering Tlre fernale strip" connectc:r of the Ie'dbar is rnnlrnted in rnetal the hnnsing. It is a sub D connector mautnted belnw modurle retaining the scr€ws in the rhassis stabalirer section " To rnrnove a rnndlrle f irst r-rntight the retaining screws !, " wh.ich will tt: carefully allow v*ithdraw the rnadnle j.n an lrpwards trJhen the direction, rnadurle ig lifted" carefurlly (In sorne channels di"sconnsrct flatcable there arel two its flat-cables) and rerncrve the modlrle outt c:f the chasgig. Naw (if er:tender cahles can be ccnnected nrdered), Thm naster can be lif ted in the sarne w&yr br-rt we section . . . ta service the ,naster sec tion c l nl y b y q l r a I i f i e d g n r n e t i m e s persnnal " a rnodlrl.e. Tn replace it is easier to Llnscrew nearby mndltles retaining screu,s " This wi I I mal:.e replacing t h e r n o c l r - t L e ge a s i e r , NOTE; START wi'th rightening the bacl.;.screw first" sul.ll'IARY In tlris rnanLral we have tried tc: give yon an nversight t:f p n s s i b i l i t i e s yot.r" If there are all the the STYLYX offerg qlresti"on* nnt hegitate to contact left da Lrs or yolrr dea 1er. is na limit talith the STYLYX we are sLrre' there tc yoltr creativity anymore, hle vlish you many years of enjoyable rnlrsic. Best reg;rrds " D. de RijF; presi.clent. -{{ S-TY[_YX pin nr.: r{AI function NI_CC]NINIEC-TGFt lH4-f9BA l grotrnd digital gro.md digital - 18 V (for togic supplies) (for logic supplies) + l8 V audio grcr-rnd gro.nd logic right master rnixtuss logic h.rss Ieft rnaster mixh..rss solo mixtrJgs sub I rnixb..rss + 18 V (for audio supply) sub 7 rnixb-rss + V Phantcrne (+4E}\/) sub 6 mixtuss audio grcund sub 5 mixh,.tss audio ground sub 4 rnixtusg audio ground sub 3 mixtuss audio grotrnd sub 2 mixtuss audio ground sub I rnixtr,.rss audio grotnd aux 4 mixh-rss audio gromd aux 3 rnixtx-rss (optirytal ) Crnix on/of f aux 2 mixtrlss cfrassis earth aux 1 rnixtuss - 18 V (for audio supply) 1 I 3 + 5 6 7 9 LN 11 L2 13 L4 15 L6 L7 1A 1? m 7L 22 23 24 -)q, 26 27 n n w 31 32 -?? 34 .> i,f ix* ^1 date: 34 xx* x*** ** *xx* x**x)trf x*)k*)tl( **x t*x 33 TF VIEt^i COfV\ECTOR S-TYI_YX AIJX*f pin nr.: I 2 3 4 function aux-4 + Vsl aux-4 n.c. aux-4 aux-3 aux-S n.c. aux-3 n.c. aux-l n,c . aux-Z n.c. aux-2 n.c. aux-1 aux-l - Vs1 aux-Z q A 7 a 9 L@ 11 L2 13 L4 lq 16 L7 tE} L9 m 2 : NI-fERFACE LED anpply reget (frorn PCB-S) set audio LED reset audio set audio LED reset set audio audio set audio reget audio ( f rorn PCB-S srpply LED ) m )|(f,f***XXX* date: LW-Lgffi CO\N 6 on PCB-S <___> CCI\N fS on PCB-4 l TF VIzu COV\ECTM l*x*t(***x** ^1 CCININIEC-fCIR 1? .) Sl-Yl"-\/X pin AI"JX-AIJD functim: nr.: 1 2 4 q 6 7 I I L@ 2 l(ft(*{( I I CDIr|NIEC*I-CIF? CSV\ 25 on rcB-S grqrnd aux-4 gro,rnd aux-3 grumd aux-2 grannd aux-1 grcr.nd + Vsl (frorn shield ( sI ider ) (frorn shield ( sI ider ) (frorn shield ( sl ider ) (frorn shield ( sI ider ) (frorn shield ( f rorn PCB-S) TF VIEW CO\hECTffi L@ f*xx*i I f O PCB-4) PCB-4) rcB*4) PCB-4) PCB-4) date: LO-W-tqW s-rYr_YX [-EF-f-l"lA5-fER ALJD CO\N 14 qr pin nr.: functian: 1 2 = 4 5 6 7 L-LEDbar send (to PCB-4) ( AdRr) L-out trp-track B right-ingx-rt (frorn PCB-4) gro-rnd shield ttap-track B left-input (fran grcr-nd shield PCB-4) tr,.ro-track A right-input (from PCB-4) ground shield ttrp-track A left-inplt (frun PCB-4) ground shield a I L@ 2 I L@ XX*X* TF txxx*x ^1 I VIEI^J CthI\ECTm I C] PCB-4 CONINEC-FCIR date: LA-@4-1c functisr; prn nr.: '| +18V +18V + 48 V (pl-nntorne) earth C-nix s'r/off earth chassis earth earth _18V -1AV 2 3 q 6 7 a I LA LO {xx#* **x*x Cc]fr|r{ CPU*F?EFEF?E[\|CE S-T-Y[-YX TCP VIEtrt CmnECTm ffI\N S qr PCB-S - date: t@-54-19B€ -fYt-YX CH./l"lASl-ER,/ pin nr.: f NITERFACE function: LED (off) (off) audio-gw (LT]U) earth switch-status inverted IRO not wired LED (of f ) (used not wired audio sw (off) (used not wired 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 a I 1E C0t\nl 2@1 sl local-mode srly) for Iocal*ncde only) LA ,ftl(*x*i I * l_ TF x*** : 9 I Tgr VIEyI PCB*FEADER i ^1 9 l l re{rpve on master 2 * # + + + S#+++ VIEW CO\I\ECTM 1A-44-1944 CFIQNAEL,CONAImL-m4 for 1A date; SFl}lTS when CPU is connected S-TYL-YX pin nr.: I_E[)-E}AFt C0\N 6 on PCB-3, function: +18V ground logic L-rnaster LEDfeed R-master LEDfeed 3 LEDfeed tape return 4 LEDfeed tape return 7 LEDfeed tape return A LEDfeed tape return tape return 11 LEDfeed tape return LZ LEDfeed tape return 15 LEDfeed tape return 16 LEDfeed tape return 1 LEDfeed 2 LEDfeed tape return 5 LEDfeed tape return tape return 6 LEDfeed I LEDfeed tape return tape return L@ LEDfeed tape return 13 LEDfeed tape return 14 LEDfeed 1 z 3 4 5 6 7 a 9 LQ 11 L2 t3 I4 15 16 L7 1A L9 m n I XX**Xf )***X i i*x****fx{* ^1 I L9 date: CC]NINIEC'TOR TCP VIEW CO\NECTM CS\N I LA-o4.-L*l€, on PCB-6, D-COt{rl chassis S]-YLYX-r_A COI\f{ 3 SHr.Jt\-r AJX1+2 SE-r-r pre standard: optiural fader date: post fader I ###oo i I #ooo: * ----- I *ooo i to*oo: : pre equalizer optianal LWe4-Lgffi i o#*#0 pre equalizer : cov\ 4+5 A-JX3+4 standard: I Nt(3S --- * lo*oo ioo*o: pre fader optional: i # --- ioo*o CO\N 6 not in use standard: C_IYIX I *** I oo I oo: #*# optioral: in use ( no sl-r-nts co\I\ 201 optional: not not wired gro,rnd of pfiase slt in phase FADER CO[$I. 1 2 3 4 use ++ ++ I I **+ #*+ g l: 2 S|-tJ\lTS refllove I z 4 2 L@ use i i i I i SIDE-VIEI^f PCB-I-€ADER ; ^1 l/.,IT?INIC3 MIC IfWUT 1 2 3 4 coru\ 7 in CPU in s-rYt_YX--1_A coNhl 2 ioo ioo ioo ioo ) CPU CI-{AIITEL INTERFffi standard: i not wired tclp grctnd sli.der ( XLR) { *) colq.rr ( black ) (green ) (red) ( blue) (FADER) co1crur 3 I 2 ( black ) (green ) (red) ( blue) ioooo L234 ioooo L234 i ST-YL-YX_24 ctlhl 4 AIJX1+z sE-r-l- SHLJr{-r post fader optitrral: optianal: switchable pre standard: fader I r\(3s date: W3-1948 i#ooo I i*ooo I :o#oo I io#00 i - * -*---* --* ioo*o * --- ioo#o pre equalizer optiural: CmN 5 AJX3+4 post fader standard: optianal: switchable pre optional: fader i iooo# -*-_s iooos : pre equalizer C-tlIX standard; not in i#ooo i io#oo I io*oo I --* ioo*o * --- I # use loo ioo | +r#* ( no shrnts t I I I I in use ) loo ioo :0o ioo I i tooo* ----_-- i **# optional: I i looos Co\N 6+7 I i*ooo _ * *_--- tooso optional i :1 t.) tL ls i4 t I C0\N 8+9 optional: c0\N 201 optianal: S-rYt_Yx*24 ct}\ht 2+3 not in CPU in L@ not wired top gra.nd slider RE}MTE COV\. I 2 3 4 uge use i o##*o i I ** *# +++ +++ : SIH_VIEW I ^1 ? ii remove 2 S|-{-I{TS not wired break-contact rnake-contact P-contact (FADER) colq-rr 3 1 2 ( black ) (green) (red) ( blue) (ShJITCH)color 2 4 1 I 2 L{rFqrt\c= FADERCO[U!. I 2 3 4 CO\N 1A -l@ElV CPU CF*ArTI\EL INTERFACE standardr *ls#oo I : + 4dEil DIRECT o'JT standard io lo io :o (JmK) ( black ) (green) [sleeve] (red) [ring] (blue) ttipl 1 2 3 4 ioooo: PCB_I.€ADER S-T-YT-YX-34 SHUN-F I NIC]S post-fader T#E OJT ( 1 sl-unt CUU!4+? co\hl 5 TffiE 2ffi4-L98 c0r|- i ##*oo (2xlsh-nt) pre equalizer optional: CO\N3+8 date: c0\ht 2 : p*JXS+4 standard: ct}\N2+7 SE-f-r : I O#*#0 o#*#o : oo*## i standard: -1O dEil/ lofl#*o optional: + 4 dBu i #*#oo standard: -10l dEil/ i o*##o optiulal: + 4 dELr i*+f#oo ) IN SL'B6RO.P SELECT first i oo** ioooo nndule: i **( 2 sh,nts oo** ioooo ) secorrd module: :0000 ##oo: ioooo ##--__ ##oo third nndule: loo## fourth npdule: I t ioooo *#oo toooo *# I CONT\1&F11 C_MIX standard: not in **00loo00 use I #** loo loo (2x2sl-unts) optiaral: I I I I **# I ioo loo loo loo l1 i2 l3 i4 in use ( no sl-rnts + ) i i i CONT\ U1+U2 standard: in not optional: CPU in S-IY[-YX-*SA I 2 3 4 ccl\Al 6 ; : * i : g reflEve use ^1 i: 2 S-["NTS not wired top grot-nd slider ; 1 2 : : : ! : i o o o ( black ) (green ) (red ) ( blue) I SO-DER-SIDE (pin F ,_ 13 & 14) I'€ADER: CO{rl 6 . * l L9i mi 2 i SECS\D l'0DtIE (pin 5 & 6) t r.r|r. I SCI-DER-SIDE tr I t F€ADER: CCI\N 5 r.*. i1 L9 THIRD MOruE SO-DER-SIDE F lQ r (pin 15 & 16) I-€ADER: CO\N 6 1 I 2 F0-RTH l'€D{.j-E (pin 7 & 8) t _____- ; i:x: SC}-DER*SIDE F i? :::*::i 19 optimal optioral optirral optional i SIDE-VIBI| PCB-FEADER #*+++ *#+++ (FADER) ccllq-rr LEDEIffi CO\I\ECTm Z@pins ; 2 : FIRST l'CIUIE I : use ? t\r I F? f Nl(= ct}\Al 12+13 FADER Co\m. im LA CPU CI-{AT$EL INTERFACE FIFTH f'CIUIE SIXTH l',IlDtl-E SE\IENTHIIDLLE EIGHTH fCI[||'LE : : : : pin 17 & 18 pin I & LA pin Lq & m pin 11 & 12 FEADER: CO$rl 6 I 2 3 4 S-TYL*YX_4A Ctnhl 2 SH(JNI-T L-tlJT +4dE}'r standard: ( I sl-r-nt SET-TINIGS date: 1ffi4-1944 o l#l i#i ioi toi ) # * o -1O dElV optioral: ( 1 sfunt ) z-TRrcK A/B CG\N 3 ( 4 sfr.mts -18 dEV standard: ) # * # # * # ET.- s s AR BR o o o H- o o o o A- BR g A- AR + 4 dE}'.r optimal; ( no shrnts ) co\N 12 C-r4IX not standard: ( 2 slunts in use s#* oo oo *s# ) oo oo oo oo I I i i I 2 3 4 opticnal r in use ( no sl-unts ) U.JI fR I f{G S-T-YLYX*4A C0\hl 13 C-MIX O\ cols,rr I 2 3 4 ( black ) (green ) (red) ( blue) not csrnected not cmnected C*MIX on (+12/) C-I'1IX gro-rnd Cg\hl 14 LEFT-I'4ASTER AJDIO CCI\N.to crfv! 15 AJX-INTEIdtACE ccl\hl 21 FADER CO\N. 1 2 3 4 co$! 22 ?4 not wired top ground slider l0-pin to 2@-pin to 2@-pin fA'pin cmnector to lo lo io io ( black ) (green) (red) ( blue) 3 I 2 ( XLR) not ulired ground qlt of phase in phase AJX AL,DIO PCB-S PCB-6 I 2 3 4 (FADER) colour LEFT C}.JTPUT I 2 3 4 C$\N to o o o o :1 i2 i3 i4 colo,rr toi ioi :oi ( black ) (green ) ( red) (blue) ; 3 2 PCB-S l@-pin 6 to '*:_' ltl-pin connector I 2 3 4 connector s-rYt_YX-5A co\hl I SHLJN{-T- R-OJT I NI(=S + 4 dElu standard: ( I sfunt SE_T--T date: o l# :# * * io lo ) LM4-L9ffi o -1O dEV optional: ( 1 sFunt ) CSN 1A LEDBAR SELECT gtandard: ( 2 slunts oo L/R oo oo s* *# ** *# ) *# ** oo su-o optional: S0-O ( 2 slunts ) ffhN t6 C_MIX standard: not in uEe oo oo oo oo +FS* ( 2 sl-nnts oo oo ) **# optional: in ( no sfr-nts I.,{IRINIC3 S-TYL_YX_64 CSf! U 1 2 3 4 co\t{ 11 Llf{! la 19 colo-rr FADER Cg\N. not wired top ground slider RIGI-IT OJT I 2 3 4 not wired gro-nd cut of phase in pluse oi4 013 oi2 oi1 ( blue) ( red) (green) ( black ) 2 3 I TA-KBffiK input gro-nd gro-rnd not wired LEFT-+IASTER AJDIO CONN.to 1 2 3 4 cil\t\ ( XLR) TA-KBffiK PCB*4 l0-pin to l@-pin (FADER) colcr-rr ; 1 2 ( black ) (green) (red ) ( blue) o i1 o i2 o i3 _:_ i4 ( X L R ) colour ; 3 2 ( black ) (green ) (red) ( blue) lo lo lo io rt rl i2 is i4 cstnector 1 2 3 4 use ) product safety Thlr producl lr manufaclured wl0t lho hlghed rlendardr and lt doublo checlcd In our quallty conlrol dopartmonl for rellabll$l In the 'HIGH VOLTAGE' tocllon. GAUTTOII . Never lemove any panels, 0I open lhis equipmenl.No user servicableparts inside' . Equiprnent power supply musl be grounded al all limes. OnlV use lhis product as described, in user manual ot brochure. . Do nol operale this equipment in hieh hurnldity or expose it to waler or other liquids. . Chech the AC power supply cableio assure secute conlacl. . Have your equipment checked yearly by a qualified dealet service cenler' . Hazardous electrical shoch can be avoided by carefully following the above rules. . EXTRA CAUTION FOB LIVE_SOI'I{D Ground all equipment using the ground pin in lhe AC povltel supply cable' Never remove this pin. Ground loops should be eliminated only by use of isolation transformers for all inpuls and oulputs. Replace any blown f use with the same type and rating only afler equipmenl has been disconnecled from AC power. lf problem scrvicl persists, reluln equipmenl l0 qrelif lld tcclriciel. Pleare carefulltl road lhe followlg tlrngl fhrirt crrrcrl errrrl rf llc e perrrr.L person can feel a shock because the A muscles in a body respond lo electrical currenl and because the heart is a rnuscle it can af' fecl, when the currenl is high enough. Currenl can also be f atal when il causes lhe chesl muscles to conllact and stop breathing. At what potential is currenl dangereous,Well the f irst f eeling of currenl is a tingle al 0,001 Amp of currenl. The current belween 0.I Amp and 0,2 Amp is fatal Imagine that your home f uses of 20 Amp can handle 200 limes more currenl than is necesHow does resistance aflecl lhe sary lo Lilt person a feels. Atypical resislance between shocl one hand to the other in "dry" condition could lrG Phtirg well ovel 100,000 Ohm. If tn prfrsair parsplrirg brdy slrga t.rr .l il hvcrad yerr brdy rrtislerca fy erd 5OZ- TLis lr e silrrlirr tler l.rc by Current fbwcrl ee:ily rlicl crrrerl ir wilt f low when lhere is a dif ference in ground potential belween equipment 0n slage and in the P.A. system. Please do check if there is any polential be' ihe miles and lhe lween the housing of guitarlsynlh amps, which will be linked by your body on stage. lmagine, a guitar in your hand and ysur lips close to the mike! A ground polen' tial difference ol above l0 volls is nol unusual, in improperly wired buildings it can possibly be as high as 24O volls. Allthough removing lhe ground wire sometimes cures a system hum, il will creale a vety hazardeous silualion f ot lhe performing rnusician, bY aguiPnert ell certl Alvey: Y.rr grnrdirg pir rlirr ir llc Phg. tt.tr bY crrad ba trly lmpr slnld Hrr irprtfrrlprt istletiu prrpcr erd virirg trurlrrn:rtReplace f uses always with the same type and raling after lhe equipment has been lurned off and unplugged. If the f use blows again you have an equipment f ailure, do not use it again and relurn it to your dealer for repair' lnformatlon Especially in sound equipment 0n slage the f llowing information is essential to know. An eleclrical shock is caused by voltage and currenl, actually it is the current that causes the shock. ln practise the higher the voltage the higher the currenl will be and the higher the shock. Bul there is another thing l0 consider and il is resistance. W hen the resislance (in Ohms) is high beiween lwo poles, lhe current will be low and vica versa. AII three of these; voltage, curlent, and resis' effect lance are imporlant in determining the tlc eavcrily of an electrical shocl. IltvaYGt, by prirtrily detcrrrirsd ir rf e shcl lasl but nol least Be carefull nol t0 And touch a person being shocked as you, youtself could also be shocked. Once removed from lhe shock, have someone send f or medical help in' rnediately. Always keep the above mentioned information in mind when u$ing electricallY ponrered equipment-