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19 X32 RACK DIGITAL MIXER User Manual

5. Topic Guide

5.1 Starting up, shutting down,

and rmware updates

We recommend switching the X32 RACK on before any active sound

reinforcement system is connected. The function called “Safe Main Levels”,

located in the Setup/General Preferences screen, automatically turns down the

main LRC bus levels when booting the console, and also prevents any scene

loading actions from aecting (specically turning up) the main levels.

Synchronization and Sample Rate settings can also be adjusted on the Setup/Cong

page, but please note that changing the sample rate will require a console reboot.

◊ Please Note: Settings under ‘Link Preferences’, ‘Panning Mode’,

and ‘DCA groups’ are stored with the Scene data while all other settings

made on the Setup/Config page are not stored in any preset and will not

be initialized either. Please verify before using the X32 RACK that the

sample rate is set correctly and if the synchronization source is selected

appropriately. If set to external synchronization via one of the two

AES50 ports, while no clock source is actually connected or switched on,

then the corresponding small square icon in the main display’s top row

would be red rather than green. In normal state you should only see

1-4 green squares in the top section depending on the units connected.

Note that if the X32 RACK has previously been in use by somebody else, and you

feel unsure about its actual status, you can reset it to default settings in either of

two convenient ways:

1. While the console is booting up and the “X32” logo appears on the screen,

press and hold the “Scenes / UNDO” button, keeping it depressed until the

console is fully operational and the Home screen is displayed. The console

will now be in the exact same state as it was when rst shipped from the

factory. However, you can immediately revert back to the status the console

was in before being switched o by pressing the Scenes/UNDO button.

2. You can also reset the console any time after booting by pressing

“Setup/Cong” -> “Initialize”.

The X32 RACK regularly stores the console’s status to its onboard ash memory,

sothere is usually nothing wrong with switching it o, and you do not have to

explicitly save the current status. However, when a large number of parameters

have been recently changed, storing all of them to ash can take up to 1 minute,

in a “worst-case” scenario. In order to prevent any errors by losing power during

this type of storage operation, we recommend using the “Safe Shutdown”

function from the Setup/Global page, an operation similar to un-mounting a

USBthumb-drive from your PC.

Updates:

The X32 RACK rmware can easily be updated by performing the following steps:

• Download the new console rmware from the X32 RACK product page onto

the root level of a USB thumb drive

• Plug the USB thumb drive into the front panel USB connector while the

console is turned o

• Hold the USB button depressed while switching the console on.

While booting, the X32 will run a fully automatic rmware update,

which will take 2-3 minutes longer than the regular boot sequence

When no update le is available on the USB drive, or when it is corrupted,

the update mode will remain active, preventing the X32 RACK from booting

regularly. Switch the console o and back on without holding the USB button to

boot the console with the existing rmware.

The USB socket is not suitable for other non-memory USB devices like keyboards,

mice, lamps, etc.

5.2 Default setup for connecting to monitoring

and P.A. systems

The X32 RACK comes pre-congured with the local XLR inputs connected to

input channels 1-16, and XLR outputs 1-6 connected to the mix bus masters 1-6.

The Main LR (stereo) signal is normally put out on XLR outputs 7 and 8.

The Monitoring outputs on ¼" connectors, and the Phones output always carries

either the Monitor Source signal or any solo signal, whenever a solo button is

active. Press the View button in the Monitor section to check or change the solo

and monitoring preferences.

1. Power up the X32 RACK console rst, before any connected power amps or

speakers are switched on.

2. Connect cables to XLR outputs 7 and 8 on the rear panel, connecting the

other ends of the cables to the inputs of your P.A. system. These normally

carry the main stereo bus left and right.

3. All buses or input channels that are to be put out on the main PA system

must have their Main LR Bus switches on. Use the selected channel’s pan

control to place the signal within the main stereo eld, and the channel’s

fader to set the volume.

4. Use the rear panel Monitoring outputs to connect monitor speakers or, ifyou

prefer, use the ¼" output in the front panel to connect your headphones.

Youwill either hear the monitor source signal, which is Main Stereo by

default, or any channel with its solo button being active.

5.3 How do I connect a microphone, process its

signal and send it out to the P.A. system?

1. Turn the Channel Select knob to select the desired channel and press the

knob to conrm. Make sure the Channel Level knob is turned down.

2. On the Home screen, “home” tab, press the Layer down button and ensure

that the phantom power is disengaged.

3. Connect a microphone to XLR input 1 on the X32 RACK’s rear panel.

4. Engage the phantom power for channel 1 if the microphone requires it

(such as a condenser mic).

Note - It is best practice to mute the respective channels prior to switching

their phantom power supply on or o. Otherwise, the change of charge

may cause an audible popping noise. Gain adjustments might also produce

audible click noise when adjust shortly after having switched phantom

power on or o.

5. On the “home” tab’s rst layer, adjust the Gain knob (1st encoder) to set the

gain as necessary, using the input meter on the left side of the screen as

a guide.

6. Also on the “home” tab, adjust the channel's Gate and Compressor as desired.

7. Press the Page Select right button to access the EQ tab and adjust the

channel's equalization if necessary.

8. Press the 6th encoder to assign the channel to the main bus, then adjust the

encoder to place the signal within the stereo eld.

9. Adjust the Channel Level knob for channel 1 to the 0 dB region, then slowly

turn up the Main LR Level knob until you hear the mic signal amplied

through your P.A. system.

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