Rane TTM 56S Operation Manual - Page 5

FlexFX Loop FlexFX switches send PGM 1, PGM 2 or both to the stereo effects loop. The effects loop is post-fader and post-crossfader. You get great results when using the program faders or crossfader with reverb or other delay effects. The effects loop provides separate stereo send and return jacks. The green indicators light when FlexFX is engaged. WET/DRY pan control lets you set the amount of effect in the mix. DRY equals no effect, WET gives maximum effect. Output Section MASTER control sets tMheIClevel for both the unbaPlaGnMced1and balanced Master OutpPutGs.M 2 AUX OUTPUT contro4l sets6 the level of the Auxiliary Out4puts.6 4 6 46 2 8 2 8 2 8 Headphone C0ue1i0ng OFF +6 0 10 0 10 OFF +6 LEVEL OL HIGH GAIN GAIN HIGH The headphone amp in the TTM 56 has a high power output (unlike most you have used before). There are notable differences... • The headphone output of the TTM 56 delivers very high volume to your headphones. -12 +12 OFF +6 EQ EQ • To avoid pain, never HpIuGtHheadphones onMyIoDur head before plugging them in. OFF +6 MID • Always start with the PHONES LEVEL turned down, and then turn it up to the desired level. • Because of the high-1c2urr+e1n2t and low oOuFtFput+6impedance, FnleevxFeXr short one siFdleextFoXground, orOFsFhort+6left and right together asLiOsWpossible with mLoOnWo cup headphones. LOW 2 8 0 10 MASTER 46 2 8 0 10 AUX OUT 46 2 8 0 10 PHONES LEVEL • Low power headphone stages typically use large resistors on their outputs, which allow shorting, but prevent high power.4The6TTM 56 gives you high power, but does not allow shorting. 2 8 MASTER / CUE switc0h is 1u0sed to seLlect thPAeNheadpRhone monitoDRrYsource: WET AUX IN L PAN R • Use MASTER (out) to rehearse your performance. This signal is the same as the MASTER OUT, but is not affecTtedTbMy th5e M6ASTER LEVEL control. PERFORMANCE MIXER • Use CUE (in) to monitor the Program Input signal before fCaHdAinNgNEinL.RTEhVEisRsSiEgnal is not affected by the Program Faders or Crossfader. Because the Effects Loop is after the Fader, you will not hear effects in the Cue. MASTER / CUE PGM 1 CUE PGM 2 REVERSE REVERSE CUE slider allows you to PAN between PGM 1 and PGM 2 in the headphones when the MASTER / CUE switch is depressed. When the switch is released, this cMoOnDtEro1l has no TeRffAeNcSt.FORM TRANSFORM MODE 1 MODE 2 MODE 2 PHONES LEVEL conFAtrSoTl sets the output level of the headphone amplifier. FAST CONTOUR SLOW HEADPHONES PWR CHASSIS GROUNDING NOTE MONO PGM1 / PGM2 STEREO HOUSE CONTOUR If your system exhibits excessive h+u1m0 or buzzing, there is an incompatibility in the grounding configuration between units somew+7here. Here are some things to try: SLOW 1. Check that the turntable ground+i4ng wires are connected to the PHONO GND posts. 2. Try combinations of lifting grou+n2ds on units that are supplied with ground lift switches or links. 3. If your equipment is in a rack, ve0rify that all chassis are tied to a good earth ground, either through the line cord grounding-2pin or the rack screws to another grounded chassis, or tied to the ground screw located next to-4the POWER switch. -7 4. This unit's outboard power supp-1ly0 does not ground the chassis through the line cord. Make sure that this unit is grounded either-2t0o another chassis which is earth grounded, or directly to the grounding screw on an AC outlet cover by means of a wire connected to a screw on the chassis with a star washer to guarantee proper contact. Please refer to the RaneNRoEVtEeR,S"ESoMuOnDdE 1SysMtOemDE I2nterconnection" (supplied with this manual and available on our website) for further information on system grounding. Manual- A B