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corresponds to inputs 1-8 and the bottom row to outputs t-8. On the Digitool MX32. the buttons and meters are labeled 1-16. The input /output button, on the MX32 only, determines if the mute buttons and meters reflect the 16 inputs or 16 outputs. The current status of each input or output is indicated by the lighting the mute buttons. If the button is dark that input or output is not assigned in the mix matrix. If the button is red, it is muted. If the button is green, it is assigned and not muted.  walsAS punos Buipue-I OfO -EL d=IH PaeMV : OZZZ) sJ93sey31snW - Of013 dd21 : 3u3tu43e33V Mm J METERS: As described in the mute button section above, the top row of meters display the input level of the eight inputs in the MX16 and LIVE. On the MX32. the input /output select button determines the function of the meters and mute buttons. When inputs are selected (green LED labeled " Inputs" is lit), aCr YU a all 16 inputs are simultaneously displayed. When the yellow " Outputs" LED is lit, all 16 outputs are displayed. The input meters indicate the signal level after analog to digital conversion. The input processing does not affect the meter reading. The meter aids in setting the hardware input sensitivity and is referenced to digital full -scale (the input clip point) of the converter. The " 0" LED illuminates a couple of dB prior to the onset of clipping to give a warning in advance of actual clipping. The input meter is not affected by the input mute. The output meters indicate the signal level just prior to conversion from digital to analog. All processing within the Digitool will be reflected in the meter level. However, the MAX OUTPUT LEVEL, HARDWARE control does not affect the meter. The meter indicates the approximate signal level below the max output level set in hardware. The " 0" LED illuminates a couple of dB prior to the onset of clipping to give a warning in advance of actual clipping. LISS PORT. This port can he used For connection to a computer for external setup and control of the Digitool. A program for setting and controlling the Digitool is available as a free download on line at blip: // aa. peavey.com / download /. Instructions for download and installation can be found on this site. DIGITOOL BACK PANEL: Power Inlet: IEC inlet 100- 240 VAC 5o / 6o Hz AUDIO INPUTS: All of the Digitool® audio inputs are balanced. The input sensitivity can be adjusted in the Input menu underthe HARDWARE function. The sensitivity is continuously adjustable from line level to mic. +48 V phantom power can also be enabled on that screen. Remember, it is always a good idea to mute the input whenever you engage or disengage phantom power. Unbalanced sources can be connected to a Digitool input by connecting the signal to the ( +)input and shield to (). If a ground reference is needed for the input source, the shield can also be connected to the ground connection. However, do not engage the +48 phantom power on inputs with unbalanced sources. This could result in damage to that source.  welsAS puno6 Bulpue- 1 01,0-£ 1, d=IM PJamV : OZZZ) sralseW3isniN - 01, 01:1, ddN : 1uaw43aeV NrA N 1 rr a mYU AFS INPUT: a m I The Digitool has a stereo AES /EBU receiver that accepts AES3 encoded, stereo digital audio. It has an integrated wide -range sample rate converter that will accept common audio sample rates up to 192 kHz. The converter has a 14o dB dynamic range. The AES input can be selected on the input HARDWARE screen in odd /even channel pairs. AUDIOOUTPUTS: The audio outputs are servo balanced. This ensures that the output level is the same when driving a balanced or properly connected unbalanced input. The maximum output level produced by a full scale digital signal, measured in d8u, can be set in the OUTPUTx menu, HARDWARE screen. This adjusts the gain of the output circuitry after digital to analog conversion so that dynamic range can be maximized. If it is necessary to drive an unbalanced input, the ( +) output terminal is typically connected to the receiving product's signal input and the shield to ground. The ( -) output terminal should be connected to ground at the Digitool output terminals. CONTROL RS -485 PORT: For convenience, there are two RI -45 connectors connected to the Digitool RS -485 control port. This port is used to connect serial controller products such as the Peavey Architectural Acoustics DaV and D4S. The function of these controllers is programmed within the Digitool and can be used to adjust signal levels, mute signals and recall system presets. The Digitool provides limited power on this connector to supply connected remote modules. See the specifications section for details. The D45 has two different control modes. " Switch mode" commands are used to perform mute functions. Trigger mode" commands are used to recall presets. The D45 and DiV each can serve 4 consecutive device ID numbers ( With the dip switches on those control modules set to t for example, serial control IDs 1- 4 can be controlled by that module. See the manual of the wall control module for details). CV: There are eight control -voltage ( CV) ports on the rear of the Digitool. These inputs have an internal voltage supply that simplifies connection of an external control. A switch or potentiometer (variable resistor) can be directly connected between the ( +) and the GND terminals of a CV input. If a potentiometer is used, a value of in k Ohms or less is recommended. Closing the switch, setting the potentiometer for minimum resistance or inputting oV, sets the selected CV control to maximum level or un - mute. The CV input can also be controlled by an external voltage. Driving the + input from a low impedance voltage source, overrides the internal supply allowing the external voltage to take control. The external voltage source should be from o to +to Volts referenced to the ground terminal. SECURITY: There are several levels of security that can be activated on your Digitool. These include the ability to lock local editing, remote editing and the front panel mute buttons. The security setup screen is located under the UTILITIES menu. The default password is 1234. When you lock the Digitoot, be sure to change the password and store that password in a safe place. If you encounter problems, contact Peavey Digitool support at aatechsupport @peaveycom  walsAS punoS 6ulPue l OLO-£ h ddU PJEmV : OZZZ) slalseW3isnW - OLO-£ L ddN : luawyoellV 0 W . 14 DIGITOOO MX16/ 32 /LIVE SPECS a AUDIO INPUTS: Balanced Circuitry: a Max Input Level: 24dBu ( determined by sensitivity setting) Max Sensitivity for Full Scale: 4odBu Source Select: Mic/ Line, AES- R( even channels), AES -L( odd channels) Sensitivity Settings: 39 dBu to +24 dBu in % dB steps Input Impedance: 24 dBu to .6 dBu sensitivity setting = 1oK Balanced ( LINE) 7 dBu to - 4o dBu sensitivity setting= 2.2K Balanced ( MIC) Phantom Power: 48V, enabled per channel Crosstalk: Better than 7o dB( 01k Hz) Common Mode Rejection: Better than 7o dB (® tk Hz) Equivalent Input Noise:( EIN) 224 dBu 190 Ohm source. 22 HZ to 22 kHz un- weighted ADC Dynamic Range: 1o9 dB un- weighted 112 dB A- weighted AUDIOOUTPUTS Circuitry: Enhanced servo balanced. Maximum Output Level: 2424 dBudBu ( ( determined determined byby outputoutput levellevel setting)setting) MaxMax OutputOutput LevelLevel Settings:Settings: 24 dBu to +24 dBu Output Impedance: loo ohms, balanced, So ohms unbalanced DACDAC DynamicDynamic Range:Range: toto dBdB un-un- weightedweighted 113 dB A- weighted 1/ 00 CONNECTORS:CONNECTORS: MX16 & 32: Euro plug 3. 81mm ( 0. 150 ") Pluggable terminal block LIVE: XLR, Pin 2 Hot ANALOGANALOG INPUTTO INPUTTO OUTPUT:OUTPUT: Total Harmonic Distortion: o2o2% % InputInput toto Output,Output, oneone channelchannel assigned,assigned, 22-22- 221k221k HzHz BWBW Frequency Response: loHz to 2okHz +/- 0- 5% dB Latency:Latency: Wmsec( analog input to analog output) METERING: SixteenSixteen 5-5- SegmentSegment Arrays:Arrays: 8 input and 8 output MX16 / LIVE 16 input or 16 output (switchable) MX32 Meter levels( dBFS): 3636 dB,dB,- - 2424 dB,dB,. . 1818 dBdB( ( GREEN);GREEN); . . 1212 dBdB( ( YELLOW);YELLOW);