1026 Software and Programming Getting Started - Ivie

1026 Manual
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Connecting an Unbalanced Line Level to an Input
A typical unbalanced line has only two conductors. The signal flows in both conductors. The outer
conductor also acts as a shield. Both of these two conductors must be connected to the Euro connector.
The center conductor is connected to the plus terminal. The shielded conductor is connected to the
minus terminal. Depending upon the installation, connection of the shielded conductor to the ground
terminal may be needed in addition to connecting it to the minus terminal. If this additional connection
reduces hum on the input, leave it in place. If the additional connection increases or causes hum
on the input, remove it.
The input gain trim should be set somewhere between 0 and +10 dB. Phantom Power Switch should
be set to the OFF position, as shown in Figure 5, following:
Unbalanced, Line
Level Output
Signal Flow
Master Outputs
Input 1
Figure 5
The 1026 has six master outputs. They are referred to as master outputs 1 through 6. Each master
output is electronically balanced. The master outputs are capable of driving a 600 Ω load to a maximum
of +18 dBu.
Connecting a Master Output to a Balanced Line Level Input
INPUT SETTINGS
Phantom Pwr: OFF
Preamp gain trim set
from -0dB to +10dB
The output of the 1026 should be connected to the next piece of equipment in the audio signal chain
via a two-conductor, shielded cable. Care should be taken to make sure the shield is connected at only
one end of the cable. This will help minimize ground loop problems. This connection is demonstrated
in Figure 6 on the following page:
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