SoundTools CAT TAILS Safety guide

CAT TAILS MX STARTER GUIDE
Congratulations on your purchase of your super cool SoundTools CAT Tails.
The CAT Tails will simplify your stage wiring system with its compact,
reliable and disconnectable design. Here are some tips to get you started.
Step 1:
Use channels 1 thru 4 to connect
your XLR lines. The channel
numbers are laser etched on the
connector shells.
Step 2:
Insert a shielded CAT5e/6/7 cable
into the etherCON barrel, then
connect the other end of your
shielded cable to another
CAT Tails, CAT Box, CAT Rack or
other SoundTools RATCAT Family
product.
The Tails
Each individual cable measures
approximately 24” in length.
CAT Tails use cables that are
designed with flexibility while
adhering to AES3 protocols.
Signal Types
Each of the four XLR channels
are isolated, meaning you can
run different types of signal
simultaneously over the same
CAT5e cable. The most common
types of signal include analog
audio, AES3, DMX and intercom.

Step 1:
Use channels 1 thru 4 to connect
your XLR lines. The channel
numbers are laser etched on the
connector shells.
Step 2:
Insert a shielded CAT5e/6/7 cable into
the etherCON barrel, then connect
the other end of your shielded cable
to another CAT Tails, CAT Box, CAT
Rack or other SoundTools RATCAT
family product.
CAT TAILS FX STARTER GUIDE
Congratulations on your purchase of your super cool SoundTools CAT Tails.
The CAT Tails help simplify your stage wiring system with its compact,
reliable and disconnectable design. Here are some tips to get you started.
Signal Types
Each of the four XLR channels
are isolated, meaning you can
run different types of signal
simultaneously over the same
CAT5e cable. The most common
types of signal include analog
audio, AES3, DMX and intercom.
The Tails
Each individual CAT Tails
measures approximately 24” in
length. CAT Tails use cables that
are designed with flexibility
while adhering to AES3
protocols.