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Allen & Heath 25 ZED-10FX User Guide
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Stereo Meters
12 Segment LED meters with fast attack (4mS) and
medium decay (1S).
The meters display the signals selected by the
Phones Select switches, or the mono Listen signal
(PFL) if activated by any of the Listen switches.
MASTER SECTION
PFL (Pre-Fade Listen) active LED
A red LED to indicate a Listen switch has been
pressed on one of the channels.
Doing this will override the Phones select source to
the headphones and send the Listen signal to the
meters.
Headphones level
Controls the volume of signal to the headphones.
Warning ! To avoid damage to
your hearing do not operate the
headphones or sound system at
e x ce ss ive ly h igh volu me .
Continued exposure to high
volume sound can cause frequency
selective or wide range hearing
loss.
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Phones Source Selector switches
These switches allow you to choose what you hear
on the headphones. With all switches up the default
is the main stereo Mix, then you can choose be-
tween the Playback input (USB Input if nothing is
plugged into the jacks), the Aux bus output, or the
Record bus output. Pressing any Listen switch will
override the selection and allow you to monitor
individual channels.
Headphones Output
Standard 1/4” (6.25mm) jack socket wired Tip=Left,
Ring=Right, Sleeve=Ground.
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STEREO INPUT CHANNEL 2
ST-2 Input
The USB audio input is connected through the
break contacts of the standard 1/4” (6.25mm) jack
sockets. Plugging into the jacks will override the
USB input, so if you want to use the ST-2 channel
for the USB input signal, make sure nothing is
plugged into the jack sockets.
The rest of the features of the ST-2 channel
are as described for ST-1
Important Note:
If the ST-2 channel is not being used for USB play-
back or stereo input it is best to keep the level
controls turned down so that unwanted noise from
the inactive USB device is not passed to the mix.
Record OUT
Standard RCA phono sockets for the stereo line
level Record outputs sourced from the USB out
selector switches. Useful for connecting to stereo
recording devices, stereo mix feeds, or where se-
lective channels are required to feed other equip-
ment.
Playback Input
Standard 1/4” (6.25mm) jack sockets for unbalanced
line level inputs. Can be used for additional stereo
sources such as CD players for background music,
or playing back a final mix from a recording device.
The USB audio input is connected through the
break contacts of these inputs, plugging into the
jack sockets overrides the USB input.
USB OUT Source selector switches
Select the signal source for the USB audio output
and the Record output. With both switches up the
main Mix is selected. The Record Bus switch will
override the Aux-FX switch if both are pressed.
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