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AC Power Inlet
The 3 pin IEC power inlet is located on the left side of the rear panel and accepts a standard mains power
lead fitted with an IEC connector. The operating voltage is 230/240 VAC @ 50 Hz. The inlet is equipped
with an inbuilt AC fuse holder fitted with a 63mA slow blow fuse plus one spare. Power consumption is 15
VA.
Please ensure that the mains power cord is disconnected before attempting to check or
replace this fuse.
Tone Generator Terminal Strip
The TX8202 allows for an optional tone generator module to be installed. When installed the four
tones may be activated via a simple contact closure. To activate a tone, just short out the common
terminal with the terminal labeled with the tone that you want to use. When activated, any of the
four tones will mute all inputs except for channels 1 and 2. While the tone generator function is (as default)
set up to be present on both the master outputs and the direct outputs (of channels 1-6), it can be disabled
for all or any of the direct outputs via an internal dip switch (see the 'Internal Adjustments' section of this
manual for more details).
Left Channel and Right Output Connectors
The rear panel of the TX8202 includes two male XLR output connectors. The output is an active balanced
isolated output for connection to a power amplifier. The maximum output is 1.5V RMS. Pin connections
are Pin 1 = Earth. Pin 2 = Active Positive (+). Pin 3 = Active Negative (-). Note: If an unbalanced output
is required, use a 600 Ohm matching transformer or use only Pin 2 and Earth. Do not short any of the
active outputs to earth.
REC Output
Two RCA output connectors are included on the rear panel. These provide a line level record output from
the mixer. The record output provides a maximum of 500mV into 10K ohms making it ideal for
connection to most standard recording equipment. This output is sourced before the master gain control and
as such the record output level is not influenced by the operation of the master gain control.