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ARX Pro DI User manual

To obtain warranty service for your Audibox, call, write, or
Email to ARX or the dealer you purchased it from. They
will give you the correct address to send your unit to. Have
your sales receipt showing date of purchase handy, and in-
clude a copy of it with your Audibox. Please pack the unit
well - we are not responsible for any damage caused by
unsuitablepackingduringshipment.Sendtheunittouspre-
paid, by a delivery service like FedEx, UPS, or any other
service that can track the shipment. We will return it to you
freight paid. If you have any questions, or any part of this is
unclear, please write to ARX Systems in the country of pur-
chase, or to the address below.
POBox15,Moorabbin,Victoria3189,Australia. Phone:+61
(0)3 9555 7859 Fax: +61 (0)3 9555 6747
You can Email the factory at: [email protected]
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ARX Systems (ARX) warrants to the first purchaser of this Audibox
product that it is free from defects in materials and workmanship
under normal use and service. ARX’s sole obligation under this war-
ranty shall be to provide, without charge, parts and labour neces-
sary to remedy defects, if any, which appear within twelve (12)
months from date of purchase; and to supply parts only for the life
of the product to the original purchaser.
This is our sole warranty. It does not cover finish or appearance
items,nordoesitapply if the Audibox has been,inARX’ssolejudge-
ment:
• Subjected to misuse, abuse, negligence or accident;
•Repaired,workedon,oralteredbypersonsnotauthorizedbyARX,
• Connected, installed, adjusted or used otherwise than in accord-
ance with the instructions supplied by ARX.
Thiswarranty gives youand us specificlegal rights, andyou may also
have other rights which can vary from state to state.
INTERNATIONAL LIFETIME WARRANTY
As well as the Pro-DI, ARX manu-
factureotherproductsintheunique
Audibox range:
The ISO-Balancer for balancing
unbalancedsignals,andalsothe ISO
De-Balancer, which will de-bal-
anceasignal when requiredtocon-
nect to an unbalanced input.
The ISO-Later is a Dual channel
Unbalanced to Balanced Low Im-
pedance transformer isolated con-
verter, and the ISO Splitter is a
transformer isolated 1 input to 2
outputs splitter for splitting 1 input
2 ways in applications where com-
pleteGalvanic isolationis required.
Both available in Single Channel or
Double Header format.
The Ear Driver is a Headphone
Amplifier with 2 pairs of Stereo in-
Did you know...
puts each feeding two channels of
headphone level outputs. It has indi-
vidual Level controls plus a 12 -
15VDC power connector. A com-
pact, flexible unit
The AV-DI is a Stereo AudioVisual
Active Direct box, with dual RCA or
stereo mini jack input and dual XLR
outputs.Ideal forinterfacingconsum-
er audio (especially computer sound
cards) with professional systems.
Other AV-DI features include full-
time soft audio ground, –20dB Pad,
plusPhantom or DCpower options.
AvailableinDualChannelformatonly
The DI-Pre is an Ultra compact Mi-
crophone Pre amp with XLR input,
balanced jack output and 10 to 60dB
Gain control.
Other features include –20dB Pad
switch,ClipLEDandPhantomPower
switch, plus DC power connector.
Available in Single Channel or Dou-
ble Header format
For the latest information on the
complete Audibox range, visit our
website:
www.arx.com.au/audibox.htm
Using your Audibox
The Pro-DI is a Direct Injection, or
Direct, box. It is a self contained,
stand alone single or dual channel
unit designed to interface unbal-
anced high impedance lines with
Pro DI Specifications
Max Input Level +12 dB Phantom powered, +8 dB using
12 VDC Power Supply.
Input Impedance 1 Meg Ohm
Max Output Level (nominal)
+12 dB 10K Ohm load using Phantom power
+11 dB 600 Ohm load using 12 VDC Power
Supply
Output Impedance 680 Ohms Balanced
Output Signal to Noise-100 dB unweighted, -104 dB A weighted
Dynamic Range 112 dB 10K Ohm load using 12 VDC Power
Supply
Distortion 100 Hz 0.0025%, 1KHz 0.0026%,
10KHz 0.0033%
Frequency Response 20Hz to 20KHz, ± 0.2 dB
Gain through Unit 6dB (Normal input, Pad switch out)
Pad Switch -20 dB attenuation
Speaker Input -40 dB attenuation, equivalent to 100:1
decrease in input level.
-60 dB attenuation available with Pad switch
Input Connectors Insulated jacks
Output Connector 3 pin male XLR. Wired Pin 1 Ground, Pin 2 +
Hot, Pin 3 – Cold. Audio Ground (Pin 1) lift
switch fitted
Construction All-steel powdercoated chassis, fibreglass PCB
The Pro DI Duo Dual channel model has identical specifications for each
channel
other end. It has many applications
for Live Sound, Studio or Broadcast
use.
Typical input types are:
• Musical instruments - Bass guitar,
electric guitar, synthesizers, elec-
tronic drums, drum machines
• Consumer audio products - MP3
players, laptop computer sound
cards,CD players, audiofromDVD
players, cassette decks, tape decks,
VCR audio and more
Operating instructions
Normal Connection
Plug a jack lead with a high imped-
ancesource(instrument,unbalanced
lines or similar) into the Normal In-
put. This will turn the unit on and a
balanced signal will appear at the
XLR Balanced Output on the rear
of the unit. This connects to the In-
put of the mixing console. If the sig-
nalneedsmonitoring,eg.anonstage
amplifier, then connect a lead from
theLoopOut to theamplifier.Push-
ingthePadswitchINwillreducethe
input level by -20dB if required.
Special Note. The Pro-DI is a Line
level device, so it is not designed to
accept Microphone level signals.
Connection from an Amplifier
Forapplicationswherethe sound of
the instrument/amplifier combina-
tionisrequired, connectaleadfrom
theAux (or External) speaker out-
put on the rear of the amplifier to
professionalbalanced lowimpedance
inputs.Inother words, itwillconvert
audio signals from instruments and
consumer electronics into ones that
are happy to travel down a long line
and meet a mixing console at the
the Speaker Level Input (-40dB) on
thePro-DI.Ifthesignal isstilltoohot,
thenswitchthePADswitch in as well
to reduce the input by a further -
20dB.
Note:BesuretoalwaysusetheAux
or External speaker output on the
amplifier. Never disconnect the
speakers on a valve/tube amplifier.
Output Connections
Connectabalancedmicrophone lead
fromthe 3 pinXLR connector onthe
Pro-DI to an input channel on the
mixing console. Pushing the Audio
Ground Lift switch IN will isolate the
Pin 1 output of the Pro-DI to stop
Ground Loops if required.
Thefull-timeSoftGroundconnection
Grounds both Pin 1 outputs of the
Pro-DIthrougha resistivenetworkto
prevent Ground Loops.
Power Requirements
The Pro-DI is an active device, ie. it
needs power to run. This power can
be supplied 2 ways:
•Phantom power: The Pro-DI will
also run on Phantom power if avail-
ableonthe console. SwitchthePhan-
tompowerON on thechannel(s)the
Pro-DI is plugged into, and the Phan-
tom power LED will light up on the
Pro-DI to show that it is running on
Phantompower.
• External 12 - 15 V DC power:
The Pro-DI has a DC input connec-
tor for running the unit on an exter-
nal12-15 V DC powersupply.Any
12V DC wall connector capable of
supplying200mAmps will work,al-
though for greatest headroom we
recommend the Audibox PSU
whichcansupply15 V DC tomulti-
ple Audibox devices.
Note the wiring of the connector:
theoutersleeve is –, theinneris+.
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Owner's Manual
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Audibox Pro-DI Manual v 1.1 ©2005 ARX®
ARX Systems Pty Ltd, PO Box 15,
Moorabbin, Victoria 3189, Australia
Phone: (03) 9555 7859 Fax: (03) 9555 6747
International Fax: +61-3 -9555 6747
On the Net: www.arx.com.au
Email: [email protected]
Thankyou for choosing thisAudibox
product from ARX. We hope you
enjoy using this unique product as
much as we enjoyed creating it.
Aswithall ARXequipment,ithasun-
dergoneextensive factorytestingand
‘burn in’ before shipping.
Toensurecontinuedtroublefreeuse,
please familiarise yourself with the
contentsof this manualbefore using.
All models in the Audibox range
feature the same heavy duty all-steel
chassisfinished inattractivemattblue
textured powdercoat, with
hardwearing epoxy screen printing
and large slip resistant rubber foot
pads.
By their very nature these units are
compact and portable; to protect
yourinvestmentwe’veaddednumer-
ous security features including a slot
for computer lock, and the option of
a permanent table mounting kit.
A rack mount kit is also available to
rack up to 3 units plus power supply
in 1 RU
The Pro-DI
Ultra compact Active Direct box,
with normal High Impedance input
as well as a separate speaker level
input for connection to instrument
amplifiers.
Other features include –20dB Pad
andAudioGroundLiftswitches,plus
Phantom or DC power options.
Available either in Single Channel or
'Double Header' Dual Channel for-
mat
Connections and Controls:
Normal and Speaker Level jack in-
puts and jack Loop Out; Balanced
XLR Output. –20 dB Pad switch,
Audio Ground Lift switch, Phantom
PowerLEDilluminateswhentheunit
is running from Pantom Power. 12 -
15 V DC power connector for run-
ning from external power supply
Normal instrument
connections
Amplifier
connections
Output con-
nections

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