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MixWizard WZ3 16:2 and WZ3 12:2 USER GUIDE Publication AP5331
Limited One Year Warranty This product is warranted to be free from defects in materials or workmanship for a period of one year from the date of purchase by the original owner. To ensure a high level of performance and reliability for which this equipment has been designed and manufactured, read this User Guide before operating. In the event of a failure, notify and return the defective unit to ALLEN&HEATH Limited or its authorised agent as soon as possible for repair under warranty subject to the following conditions
Conditions Of Warranty 1. The equipment has been installed and operated in accordance with the instructions in this User Guide 2. The equipment has not been subject to misuse either intended or accidental, neglect, or alteration other than as described in the User Guide or Service Manual, or approved by ALLEN&HEATH. 3. Any necessary adjustment, alteration or repair has been carried out by ALLEN&HEATH or its authorised agent. 4. This warranty does not cover fader wear and tear. 5. The defective unit is to be returned carriage prepaid to ALLEN&HEATH or its authorised agent with proof of purchase. 6. Units returned should be packed to avoid transit damage. In certain territories the terms may vary. Check with your ALLEN&HEATH agent for any additional warranty which may apply.
This product complies with the European Electromagnetic Compatibility directives 89/336/EEC & 92/31/EEC and the European Low Voltage Directives 73/23/EEC & 93/68/EEC.
This product has been tested to EN55103 Parts 1 & 2 1996 for use in Environments E1, E2, E3, and E4 to demonstrate compliance with the protection requirements in the European EMC directive 89/336/EEC. During some tests the specified performance figures of the product were affected. This is considered permissible and the product has been passed as acceptable for its intended use. Allen & Heath has a strict policy of ensuring all products are tested to the latest safety and EMC standards. Customers requiring more information about EMC and safety issues can contact Allen & Heath. NOTE: Any changes or modifications to the console not approved by Allen & Heath could void the compliance of the console and therefore the users authority to operate it.
WZ316:2 and 12:2 User Guide AP5331 Issue 3 Copyright © 2005 Allen & Heath Limited. All rights reserved
ALLEN&HEATH Limited Kernick Industrial Estate, Penryn, Cornwall, TR10 9LU, UK http://www.allen-heath.com
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Important Safety Instructions WARNINGS -
Read the following before proceeding :
CAUTION
ATTENTION: RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE – NE PAS OUVRIR Read instructions:
Retain these safety and operating instructions for future reference. Adhere to all warnings printed here and on the console. Follow the operating instructions printed in this User Guide.
Do not remove cover:
Operate the console with its covers correctly fitted. Disconnect mains power by unplugging the power cord if the cover needs to be removed for setting internal options. Refer this work to competent technical personnel only.
Power sources:
Connect the console to a mains power unit only of the type described in this User Guide and marked on the rear panel. Use the power cord with sealed mains plug appropriate for your local mains supply as provided with the console. If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet consult your service agent for assistance.
Power cord routing:
Route the power cord so that it is not likely to be walked on, stretched or pinched by items placed upon or against it.
Grounding:
Do not defeat the grounding and polarisation means of the power cord plug. Do not remove or tamper with the ground connection in the power cord.
WARNING: This equipment must be earthed.
Water and moisture:
To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock do not expose the console to rain or moisture or use it in damp or wet conditions. Do not place containers of liquids on it which might spill into any openings.
Ventilation:
Do not obstruct the ventilation slots or position the console where the air flow required for ventilation is impeded. If the console is to be operated in a rack unit or flightcase ensure that it is constructed to allow adequate ventilation.
Heat and vibration:
Do not locate the console in a place subject to excessive heat or direct sunlight as this could be a fire hazard. Locate the console away from any equipment which produces heat or causes excessive vibration.
Servicing:
Switch off the equipment and unplug the power cord immediately if it is exposed to moisture, spilled liquid, objects fallen into the openings, the power cord or plug become damaged, during lightening storms, or if smoke, odour or noise is noticed. Refer servicing to qualified technical personnel only.
Installation:
Install the console in accordance with the instructions printed in this User Guide. Do not connect the output of power amplifiers directly to the console. Use audio connectors and plugs only for their intended purpose.
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Important Mains plug wiring instructions. The console is supplied with a moulded mains plug fitted to the AC mains power lead. Follow the instructions below if the mains plug has to be replaced. The wires in the mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code: WIRE COLOUR
TERMINAL European
USA/Canada
L
LIVE
BROWN
BLACK
N
NEUTRAL
BLUE
WHITE
E
EARTH GND
GREEN & YELLOW
GREEN
The wire which is coloured Green and Yellow must be connected to the terminal in the plug which is marked with the letter E or with the Earth symbol. This appliance must be earthed. The wire which is coloured Blue must be connected to the terminal in the plug which is marked with the letter N. The wire which is coloured Brown must be connected to the terminal in the plug which is marked with the letter L. Ensure that these colour codes are followed carefully in the event of the plug being changed.
General Precautions
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Damage :
To prevent damage to the controls and cosmetics avoid placing heavy objects on the control surface, scratching the surface with sharp objects, or rough handling and vibration.
Environment :
Protect from excessive dirt, dust, heat and vibration when operating and storing. Avoid tobacco ash, smoke, drinks spillage, and exposure to rain and moisture. If the console becomes wet, switch off and remove mains power immediately. Allow to dry out thoroughly before using again.
Cleaning :
Avoid the use of chemicals, abrasives or solvents. The control panel is best cleaned with a soft brush and dry lint-free cloth. The faders, switches and potentiometers are lubricated for life. The use of electrical lubricants on these parts is not recommended. The fader and potentiometer knobs may be removed for cleaning with a warm soapy solution. Rinse and allow to dry fully before refitting them.
Transporting :
The console may be transported as a free-standing unit or mounted in a rack or flightcase. Protect the controls from damage during transit. Use adequate packing if you need to ship the unit.
Hearing :
To avoid damage to your hearing do not operate any sound system at excessively high volume. This also applies to any close-to-ear monitoring such as headphones. Continued exposure to high volume sound can cause frequency selective or wide range hearing loss.
WZ316:2 and 12:2 User Guide
Introduction
Welcome to the Allen & Heath WZ3, the latest generation of the popular MixWizard series of compact audio mixing consoles. We have tried to keep this user guide brief and to the point. Please read it fully before starting. Included is information on installing, connecting and operating the console, panel drawings, system block diagram and technical specification. For further information on the basic principles of audio system engineering, please refer to one of the specialist publications and resources available from bookshops, audio equipment dealers and the Internet. Whilst we believe the information in this guide to be reliable we do not assume responsibility for inaccuracies. We also reserve the right to make changes in the interest of further product development. We are able to offer further product support through our world-wide network of approved dealers and service agents. You can also access our Web site on the Internet for information on our full product range, our company pedigree, assistance with your technical queries, our contact details or simply to chat about matters audio. To help us provide the most efficient service please keep a record of your console serial number, and date and place of purchase to be quoted in any communication regarding this product.
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Contents Warranty ................................................ 2
Mono Input Channel ............................15
General Precautions.............................. 4
Stereo Input Channel...........................17
Introduction to this Guide...................... 5
Stereo Effects Processor .....................18
Front Panel Layout ................................ 6
Stereo Effects Return Channel ............19
Introducing the MixWizard .................... 7
MIDI......................................................20
Installing the Console............................ 8
Master Section.....................................21
Connecting Power................................. 9
Gain Structure......................................23
Connecting a Backup Supply ............... 9
Specifications ......................................24
Connection Pinouts and Cables ......... 10
System Block Diagrams ......................26
Audio Connections .............................. 11
Effects Parameters ..............................28
Connector Panel Layouts.................... 12
User Options........................................30
Console Connectors ........................... 13
Cue Sheets ..........................................33
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LAMP
+48V
+48V
0
-5
GAIN
PAD
(LINE) 0
20
30
(LINE) 0
40
GAIN
50
- 10 10
60 40
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ON
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60 40 TO
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(ST1+ST2)
TO
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1k
HM
6k
500Hz
15k
1k 700
HM
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+15
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ON
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LM
70
400
35Hz
1k
OO
+6
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-20 16
OO
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HM
+15
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HM
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16 PH+REV
2
10
DUAL
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4 PLATE
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1k
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7 ARENA
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35Hz
-15
+15
LM
-15
+15
LM
+6
OO
14 ECHO+REV
5 CHAMBER
250
LEV
13 DLY+REV
1 STAGE
+15
ST6
4
15 CH+REV
HF
PHONES
AUX
11 CHORUS
ON
HF
15k
45
LM
8 GATED REV
2 ROOM
-15
+6
3
10 PING PONG
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6k
-15 -15
OO
AUX
7 ARENA
0
-10
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OO
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LR
(ST3+ST4)
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GAIN
5
-20 3k +15 4k
11-12
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-5
GAIN
LR
-10
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+6
2
4 PLATE
HPF
-15
OO
AUX
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50
- 10 10
3k +15 4k
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1 STAGE
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SINGLE 2 ROOM
HF
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GAIN
HPF HF
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AUX
FACTORY PRESETS
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GAIN
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-10
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TO LR
+16 +9 +6 +3 0 -3 -6 -9 -12 -16 -20 -30
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8 GATED REV
BANK
9 STAGE 10 ROOM
SEL
11 HALL -15
LF
+15
-15
LF
+15
-15
+15
LF
-15
+15
LF
12 SLAP DLY
ST5 / FX
13 DELAY
L
LEV
14 ECHO
R
15 CHORUS
PFL
16 PHASER -15
+15
-15
PRE
+15
-15
PRE
AUX
+6
AUX
+6
AUX
2
+6
OO
AUX
+6
AUX
3
+6
OO
AUX
+6
OO
+4
OO
+4
OO
+4
1-2
AUX 2
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+6
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AUX 3 3-4
AUX
+6
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AUX
4
OO
AUX
3
AUX
4
AUX 4
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+6
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AUX
4
4
AUX 5
AUX +6
OO
+6
OO
POST PRE
AUX
+6
OO
+6
OO
AUX
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+6
OO
+6
OO
POST
+6
OO
=
+6
POST
OO
+4
ST6 M ALL UP = LR ALT LR OUT MONITOR
SINGLE FX DUAL FX AUX5 = 1-8 AUX6 = 9-16
=
BAL
+4
6
=
PAN
OO
AUX
OO
POST =
PAN
+6
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ST5 / FX
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POST
AUX
AUX
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AUX 6 +4
OO
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AUX
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POST PRE
AUX
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POST PRE
AUX
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+6
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POST PRE
AUX
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AUX 1
AUX
+6
AUX
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+6
OO
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OO
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AUX
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PRE
AUX
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AUX
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PHONES
MUTE
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OO
+6
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ST5 / FX
AUX
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OO
+15
PRE
AUX
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OO
-15
PRE
AUX
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BAL
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AB
AUX5 = 1-16
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R
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MUTE PFL
PK!
SIG
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L
R
MUTE PFL
PK!
SIG
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R
MUTE PFL
PK!
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PFL
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WZ316:2 and 12:2 User Guide
Introducing the MixWizard The Allen & Heath MixWizard series of consoles includes several models. This user guide 3 3 3 describes the WZ 16:2 and WZ 12:2 stereo models. The 4 group WZ 14:4:2 and stereo input WZ20S consoles are described in separate publications. For further information on the MixWizard series please refer to the Allen & Heath web site.
The MixWizard is a compact console designed for professional live sound mixing. It is built to the same high standards as our top of the range consoles, with individual circuit cards, potentiometers nutted to the panel for absolute strength, steel chassis, and no compromise circuit design ensuring the finest sonic performance. The console can be operated free standing or in a 19” rack or flightcase. It is supplied with protective side trims fitted. These can be removed for rack mounting. The rear connector pod can be easily rotated for rear facing or underside connectors when rack mounted. Both models feature a 4 band semi-parametric EQ and high pass filter per mic/line channel, 6 aux sends with combinations of pre/post switching, 100mm faders, a built-in dual effects processor with parameter control using Allen & Heath PC software, dedicated mono output with separate fader and innovative operating mode for aux fed sub systems, additional AB stereo output, comprehensive metering and engineers monitoring, dual redundant backup supply input, and a lamp socket. The WZ316:2 provides 16 mono mic/line inputs and 2 stereo return inputs, a total of 20 input connections. 3 The WZ 12:2 provides 10 mono mic/line inputs, 2 full channel dual stereo inputs, and 2 stereo return inputs, a total of 22 input connections. The base of the console can be removed to access a host of internal option jumpers. These set user preference for the aux, direct output and AB sources. The aux outputs are impedance balanced but may be electronically balanced if required by fitting an optional part. A kit is also available to fit the optional Sys-Link II output card which allows the console to be linked to other Allen & Heath consoles. Software for editing the effects parameters using a PC computer can be downloaded free from the Allen & Heath web site. Other accessories available include the Allen & Heath MPS12 backup power supply and LEDlamp gooseneck lamp with built-in dimmer.
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Installing the Console Free Standing The console is supplied ready for free standing operation with its side trims fitted and connector pod positioned for rear access. If you are converting from rack to free standing then make sure the pod is correctly rotated and secured, and the side trims fitted as shown below: 55 FIT SIDE TRIMS - 4x M4 POZI SCREWS PER SIDE
194
CONSOLE WIDTH = 507mm
12
58
RELEASE M4 POZI SCREW EACH SIDE ROTATE POD AND REFIT SECURING SCREWS
514 530
19” Rack Mount For rack mounting, remove the two side trims and rotate the pod into the connector position preferred. Allow enough space for the cables and connectors behind the console. 193
37.7
444 (10U)
101.6
165.1
497 (11.2U)
101.6
193
122
SECURE IN RACK USING 8x M6 BOLTS USE PLASTIC CUP WASHERS TO PROTECT THE PANEL
482.6 (19" RACK)
Do not transport the console with its connector pod securing screws removed. Do not attempt to remove the connector pod from the console. Do not obstruct the ventilation slots. Allow adequate space around the console for air flow.
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Connecting Power FUSE
CAUTION
T630mA L 250V 20mm
EXTERNAL DC IN
AC MAINS IN ~ 100 - 240V~ 47-63Hz 45W MAX
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN
OFF
ON
0
I
AVIS: RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE - NE PAS OUVRIR. CAUTION: FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION AGAINST RISK OF FIRE REPLACE FUSE WITH SAME TYPE AND RATING. ATTENTION: REMPLACER LE FUSIBLE AVEC UN DES MEMES CARACTERISTIQUES. WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPARATUS TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. RECOMMENDED ALLEN&HEATH POWER SUPPLY REFER TO USER GUIDE FOR DETAILS ENGINEERED IN ENGLAND BY ALLEN & HEATH LIMITED
WARNING: THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED
Serial No.
Read and understand the Important Safety Instructions printed at the start of this guide, and the warnings printed on the rear of the console. Check that your local mains supply is within the 100-240V operating voltage range allowed. Check that the correct mains lead with moulded plug has been supplied with your console. Make sure that the IEC mains plug is pressed fully into the panel socket before switching on.
Grounding The connection to ground in an audio system is important for two reasons: 1.
SAFETY - To protect the operator from high voltage electric shock, and
2. AUDIO PERFORMANCE - To minimise the effect of ground (earth) loops which result in audible hum and buzz, and to shield the audio signals from interference. For safety it is important that all equipment grounds are connected to mains ground so that exposed metal parts are prevented from carrying high voltage which can injure or even kill the operator. Do not disconnect the ground connection in the mains lead. It is recommended that the system engineer check the continuity of the safety ground from all points in the system including microphone bodies, turntable chassis, equipment cases, rack metalwork and so on.
Switching the console on and off It is good practice to turn power amplifiers off before switching the console and any other connected equipment on or off. This prevents any unexpected clicks or thumps when the equipment is powered up. Turn amplifiers and powered speakers on last and off first. To turn the console on, press the ON/OFF switch next to the IEC mains input socket. To turn the console off, press this switch again.
Connecting a backup supply A socket is included for plugging in an optional backup power supply. This provides the reassurance of power supply dual redundancy, a feature usually found only in expensive top end consoles. The console uses diode combining technology so that both supplies can be powered at the same time. One will automatically take over should the other stop working. The recommended backup supply for the MixWizard is the Allen & Heath MPS12 power unit. Refer to the user guide which comes with this supply. Only plug the recommended Allen & Heath power unit into this socket. Do not attempt to modify any other power unit to work with the console. Do not attempt to modify or extend the DC power cable that comes with the supply. The console can work with just the internal supply powered by mains, or just the backup supply, or with both powered at the same time. To ensure uninterrupted performance in the unlikely event of a failure, we recommended that both supplies are powered.
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L- 37 R- 36 GRP 1- 35 GRP 2- 34 GRP 3- 33 GRP 4- 32 AUX 1- 31 AUX 2- 30 AUX 3- 29 AUX 4- 28 AUX 5- 27 AUX 6- 26 PFL- 25 AFL- 24 nc 23 nc 22 nc 21 nc 20
19 0V (CHS) 18 L+ 17 R+ 16 GRP 1+ 15 GRP 2+ 14 GRP 3+ 13 GRP 4+ 12 AUX 1+ 11 AUX 2+ 10 AUX 3+ 9 AUX 4+ 8 AUX 5+ 7 AUX 6+ 6 PFL+ 5 AFL+ 4 nc 3 PFL DC 2 AFL DC 1 0V (PAFL)
Audio Connections The MixWizard uses professional grade 3 pin XLR and 1/4" TRS (3 pole) jack sockets. To ensure best performance, we recommend that you use high quality audio cables and connectors, and take time to check for reliable and accurate cable assembly. It is well known that most audio system problems are due to faulty or sub standard interconnecting leads. The following mating plugs may be used to connect audio signals to the console:
Avoid reversing + and - on balanced connections as this will result in reversed polarity (out of phase) signals which may cause signal cancellation effects. Where long cables runs are required, balanced interconnections should be used. However, line level interconnections between more affordable 2-wire (signal, ground) unbalanced equipment and the console are unlikely to cause problems if the cables are kept shorter than 10 meters or so. Refer to the wiring diagrams on the opposite page.
Dealing with Ground Loops, Buzz and Interference For optimum performance all audio signals should be referenced to a solid, noise-free ground (earth) point, frequently referred to as the ‘star point’ or ‘clean earth’. A ground loop is created when potential differences exist between grounds at different points in the system, and the signal has more than one path to ground. In most cases ground loops do not result in audible problems. Should you experience hum or buzz caused by a ground loop, check first that each piece of equipment has its own separate path to ground. If so, operate ground lift switches on connected equipment in accordance with the instruction manuals. Alternatively disconnect the cable screen at the destination end only. This breaks the offending loop while keeping the signal shielding down the length of cable. WARNING For operator safety do not remove the ground (earth) connection in the power lead of the console or connected equipment. To avoid interference pickup keep audio cables away from mains power units and cables, thyristor dimmer units, computer equipment and mobile phones. Where this cannot be avoided, cross the cables at right angles to minimise interference
A note about balanced connections A differentially balanced connection has two signal wires, signal + (hot) and signal - (cold) and a shield. The signal source generates positive going polarity down the + wire and negative polarity down the – wire. The destination input stage accepts the + signal on its non-inverting (+) input pin, but it inverts the – signal, adding it to the + signal. The result is that the wanted signal is boosted. Now examine what happens when unwanted interference (hum and noise) is induced into the cable. The noise is induced equally and with the same polarity into both wires. At the destination input the – wire signal gets inverted and added to the + signal. Because the polarity is the same on both input wires the noise cancels itself out at this input. For this interference rejection to work it is important that the source, the cable and the destination input are all balanced. Balancing provides greatest advantage with low level signals such as those produced by microphones. An impedance balanced output provides similar interference rejection, but without the signal drive on the - wire. It does not generate a negative polarity signal at its – output. Instead, the – wire has no signal but is held at the same impedance as the + wire. This means that both wires pick up the noise equally resulting in cancellation as described above.
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ALLEN&HEATH INSERT
L
16
INSERT
15
INSERT
14
13
INSERT
INSERT
12
11
INSERT
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INSERT
INSERT
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INSERT
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INSERT
INSERT
R
LINE IN
LINE IN
LINE IN
LINE IN
LINE IN
LINE IN
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MIC
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MIC
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MIC
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MIC
MIC
MIC
MIC
MIC
DIRECT OUT 16
DIRECT OUT 15
DIRECT OUT 14
DIRECT OUT 13
DIRECT OUT 12
DIRECT OUT 11
DIRECT OUT 10
DIRECT OUT 9
DIRECT OUT 8
DIRECT OUT 7
DIRECT OUT 6
DIRECT OUT 5
DIRECT OUT 4
DIRECT OUT 3
DIRECT OUT 2
DIRECT OUT 1
L
R
LINE IN
LINE IN
LINE IN
A
AB OUT
ST2 IN
L /MONO
M
ST1 IN
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AUX
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AUX
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AUX
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LINE IN
FOOTSWITCH
SEND
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LINE IN
XLR OUT
FX EDIT
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2 3
LINE IN/OUT TIP +
+OUT
RING -
- OUT
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R
R
FX SYS-LINK OUT ( option )
SINGLE
AUX5
CAUTION BACKUP SUPPLY
MIX
EFFECT
1-16
INTERNAL
AUX6
L R
T630mA L 250V 20mm
ENGINEERED IN ENGLAND BY ALLEN & HEATH LIMITED
ALLEN&HEATH
EXT FX
A
L
OUT
ST5 IN
L
+IN
1
2 TIP
MIC
- IN 3
RING
TIP +IN RING -IN
LINE
AC MAINS IN ~
OFF
ON
0
I
WARNING: THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED
ONLY USE RECOMMENDED ALLEN&HEATH POWER SUPPLY. REFER TO USER GUIDE FOR DETAILS.
9-16
INSERT
100 - 240V~ 47-63Hz 45W MAX
CAUTION: FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION AGAINST RISK OF FIRE REPLACE FUSE WITH SAME TYPE AND RATING. ATTENTION: REMPLACER LE FUSIBLE AVEC UN DES MEMES CARACTERISTIQUES. WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPARATUS TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
1-8
EFFECT
SEND RETURN
AVIS: RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE - NE PAS OUVRIR.
EFFECT DUAL
LINE IN
FUSE
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN
EXTERNAL DC IN
+ + -
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EXTERNAL
LINE IN
INPUT
MIDI IN
FX MUTE
/MONO
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LINE IN
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FX MUTE
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R
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L FX EDIT
MIDI IN
ST6 IN
L
ST4 IN
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FX
SINGLE
AUX5
EFFECT
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DIRECT OUT 8
DIRECT OUT 7
DIRECT OUT 6
DIRECT OUT 5
DIRECT OUT 4
DIRECT OUT 3
DIRECT OUT 2
DIRECT OUT 1
SEND INPUT
L R
XLR OUT
DUAL
2
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EFFECT
INTERNAL
AUX6
+ + -
L/M ST5 R
EXTERNAL
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ST2 IN
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LINE IN/OUT TIP +
+OUT
RING -
- OUT
EFFECT
SEND RETURN
INSERT
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2 TIP RING
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+IN
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- IN
TIP +IN RING -IN
LINE
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CAUTION SYS-LINK OUT ( option )
EXTERNAL DC IN
T630mA L 250V 20mm
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN
AC MAINS IN ~ 100 - 240V~ 47-63Hz 45W MAX
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WZ316:2 and 12:2 User Guide
OFF
ON
0
I
The Console Connectors
MIC / LINE IN The channel PAD (LINE) switch selects either the MIC
INPUT +IN
1
2
XLR or the LINE TRS jack as the input source. The XLR is normalled through the TRS jack. This means that the XLR can be used for microphone or line level signals when nothing is plugged into the jack socket. Both inputs are balanced but can be wired to work with unbalanced signals when required.
MIC
- IN
3 TIP +IN RING -IN
LINE
WARNING: Do not connect unbalanced sources or cables to the XLR input when 48V phantom power is selected. To avoid loud clicks always turn the channel off by pressing MUTE when switching +48V on or off, and when plugging or unplugging cables.
STEREO LINE IN The WZ312:2 has six stereo inputs comprising four
+ + -
L/M EXTERNAL SINGLE
AUX5
ST5
R
MIX
EFFECT
1-16
EFFECT
INTERNAL
AUX6
channel inputs ST1,3 (unbalanced) and ST2,4 (balanced), and an additional two stereo returns ST5 (balanced) and ST6 (unbalanced). The WZ316:2 has two stereo return inputs ST1 (balanced) and ST2 (unbalanced). All inputs use TRS jacks. Unbalanced inputs automatically connect the TRS ring to ground for working with balanced sources. The L input is normalled through the R input to accept mono signals.
DUAL
1-8
EFFECT
9-16
L R
Note that the ST5 (WZ312:2) or ST1 (WZ316:2) stereo return input mixes with the internal effects processor return. This means that an external effects device fed from a different aux mix can mix with the internal processor to save input channels. Alternatively, you could turn the internal unit off and use the ST5 (ST1) input with an external unit only if preferred.
INSERT A single 3-pole TRS jack carries the unbalanced insert signal. SEND RETURN
INSERT
TIP RING
Tip = send, Ring = return, Sleeve = common ground. The channel insert is post-HPF, pre-EQ and operates at 0dBu. The LR mix insert is pre-fader and operates at -2dBu. These should work fine with line level signal processing equipment such as compressors, outboard EQ, delay units and so on. An example of a suitable cable is shown here:
DIRECT OUTPUT The mic/line channel direct output is available on an impedance balanced TRS jack. It is a line level signal operating at 0dBu. The source is set using an internal option jumper for each channel. The factory default setting is pre-fade (following the pre/post-EQ setting). This may be changed to post-fade if preferred. The direct outputs provide a useful source for multitrack recording. Many users prefer pre-fade sends for this application so that the live show fader movements do not affect the recording which can be mixed later. Another application is channel effects sends. For example, a reverb unit may be dedicated to work with the lead vocalist channel only. Using a post-fade direct output instead of an aux send frees up that aux mix for other purposes.
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L, R, M OUT
The main console mix outputs are on balanced XLR. These produce +4dBu when the meters read ‘0’. The M output can be switched to provide a mono sum of the post-fade L and R signals, or the AUX6 output. The L and R outputs typically feed the house PA system in live sound mixing, or a 2-track recorder in studio mixing. In mono mode, the M output can provide an additional feed for a mono fill speaker or zone, or be used as the main feed into a mono PA. Used with a mono PA the L and R mix can provide a pair of subgroups, each with routing using the channel PAN controls, inserts and faders. Configured to provide the AUX6 mix, the M output is ideal for driving a sub bass speaker system when working with an ‘aux fed subs’ PA. This provides the sub feed with its own per-channel mix on balanced XLR and with dedicated fader alongside the main LR faders for proper control of the house volume.
AB OUT A pair of impedance balanced TRS jacks can be configured to provide an additional LR mix or engineers monitor send. These operate at -2dBu line level. A front panel recessed ‘mode’ switch determines the source to the AB output. This may be set to follow the console monitor system and therefore feed an independent local stereo monitor or even engineers wedge speaker. When set to follow the LR mix, the factory default source is taken post LR fader. An internal option jumper is available to change this to pre LR fader. The unique AB output feature provides the MixWizard with a host of possibilities… independent 2-track recording feed, broadcast feed, zone and delay fill feeds, local monitor, engineers wedge monitor and more.
AUX OUT 1-6 Each aux send is available on an impedance balanced TRS jack operating at -2dBu line level. An internal option is available to fit a balanced line driver IC to provide an electronically balanced output operating at +4dBu. Note that it is not usual to require this option as the impedance balanced standard drive provides significant interference rejection when feeding balanced equipment inputs. The aux sends are typically used to feed stage monitors, effects devices such as reverb and delay, and for special mix requirements.
MIDI IN A standard 5-pin DIN MIDI input socket is provided. This is used with external MIDI equipment or a MIDI equipped PC to control the built-in effects processor mute, presets and parameters. Free software can be downloaded from the Allen & Heath web site for PC editing of the parameters via MIDI. FOOTSWITCH Mutes and unmutes the ST5 (ST1) effects return channel, ideal for bypassing the effects between songs. Note that this affects the internal processor and also any external effects device that may be plugged in to these return inputs. Use a momentary or latching footswitch as required. Shorting a TS or TRS jack tip to sleeve turns the mute on. SYS-LINK II OPTION A blank plate is fitted here as standard. The Sys-Link II option kit is available from Allen & Heath. Refer to OPTIONS later in this guide.
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The MONO Input Channel
+48V PAD
(LINE) 0
20
30
40
GAIN
50
- 10 10
60 40
HPF HF
-15 1k
6k 15k
500Hz
PAD (LINE) Press this switch to select the channel TRS jack LINE -15 70
180
+15 250
45
LM
LF
WARNING: Do not connect unbalanced sources or cables to inputs with phantom power selected. To avoid loud clicks always mute the channel before switching +48V on or off and when plugging or unplugging microphones.
3k +15 4k
700
HM
+48V Switches +48VDC to the channel input XLR for powering microphones or DI boxes that need phantom power. The power is current limited through 6k8 ohm resistors to pins 2 and 3.
400
35Hz
1k
-15
+15
-15
+15
PRE
AUX
1
OO
+6
OO
+6
OO
+6
OO
+6
AUX
2
AUX
input. Release the switch to select the XLR MIC input. The XLR normals through the TRS socket. With nothing plugged into the line input the switch therefore becomes a PAD for the mic XLR. It attenuates the input signal by 20dB for connection to high level microphone or line sources.
GAIN Adjusts the input sensitivity to match the connected source to the internal 0dBu operating level of the channel. Provides a variable 50dB range from +10 to +60dB gain (mic), or -10 to +40dB (line, pad selected). The gain should be set using PFL so that the console meters average ‘0’ with loudest moments lighting ‘+6’. Reduce gain if the red peak indicator lights.
HPF
3
AUX
4
POST PRE
AUX
5
OO
+6
OO
+6
AUX
6
POST =
PAN
L
R
MUTE PFL
PK!
SIG
10
5
0
5
10
20
Switches in the channel high pass filter. This attenuates frequencies below 80Hz by 12dB per octave. The filter is pre-insert, pre-EQ. Select the HPF to reduce low frequency noise such as microphone popping, stage noise and tape transport rumble.
EQ A 4-band semi parametric EQ provides independent control of four frequency bands. HF and LF are shelving filters which affect high frequencies above 12kHz, and low frequencies below 80Hz respectively. HM and LM are bell shaped peak/dip filters which affect frequencies around a centre point which can be swept from 500Hz to 15kHz and 35Hz to 1kHz respectively. These have a width (Q) of 1.8. All bands can be boosted or cut by up to 15dB and have a centre detent 0dB position. Check for the best microphone selection and placement before using the EQ. Start with the EQ set flat and apply only as much boost or cut as is really needed. When dealing with problem frequencies cut rather than boost where possible. +20
+20
+15
+15
+10
+10
+5
+5
0dB
0dB
-5
-5
-10
-10
-15 -20
30
OO
-15 20
50
100 200
500
1k
2k
5k
10k
20k
-20
20
+5
+20
0dB
+15
-5
+10
-10
50
100 200
500
1k
2k
5k
10k
20k
50
100
500
1k
2k
5k
10k
20k
+5
-15
0dB
-20 -5
-25
-10
-30
-15
-35 -40
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20
50
100
200
500
1k
2k
5k
10k
-20
20
200
15
+48V PAD
(LINE) 0
20
30
AUX SENDS These rotary controls adjust how much channel signal is mixed to the aux outputs. Each of the 6 auxes has its own control. They adjusts from fully off to +6dB boost. Unity gain 0dB is marked at 3 o’clock position. Factory default settings should satisfy the most common applications:
40
GAIN
AUX1, AUX2 = Pre-fade AUX3, AUX4 = Switched pre/post using PRE swittch AUX5, AUX6 = Post-fade
50
- 10 10
60 40
HPF HF
Pre-fade aux = Pre-INSERT, pre-EQ, post-MUTE -15 1k
3k +15 4k
700
HM
6k 15k
500Hz
-15 70
180
+15 250
45
LM
LF
400
35Hz
1k
-15
+15
-15
+15
PRE
AUX
1
OO
+6
OO
+6
OO
+6
OO
+6
AUX
2
AUX
3
AUX
4
POST PRE
AUX
5
+6
OO
AUX
6
+6
OO
POST
These settings may be changed if preferred by repositioning internal jumper link options. They offer many different combinations of pre and post-fade sends, and a post-EQ option for the pre-fade sends. The PRE switch can be assigned to one, two or more of the sends. More detail is provided in OPTIONS later in this guide. Pre-fade aux sends are not affected by the channel fader movements. These are typically used to feed stage monitors. In most cases users also prefer that the monitor sends are not affected by inserted processors or the channel EQ. Post-fade aux sends follow the channel faders and are typically used to send a proportion of the channel signal to an effects device such as reverb or delay. Pre or post-fade sends may also be used for special applications such as recording, zone feeds, clean feeds and aux fed subs.
PRE When pressed the pre-fade channel signal is sent to the associated auxes. When released the post-fade signal is sent. Auxes 3 and 4 are affected by the PRE switch (factory default). You can change this by repositioning the internal option jumpers. PAN
Positions the channel signal between L and R in the stereo mix. The centre position (mono image) is detented for quick resetting.
MUTE When pressed the channel signal is turned off. This affects the feed to the LR mix, pre and post-fade aux sends and direct output, but does not affect the insert send. The red indicator lights when the channel is muted.
=
PAN
L
R
MUTE PFL
PK!
SIG
10
5
0
5
10
20
30
OO
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PFL Press PFL to listen to the pre-fade channel signal in the headphones or AB monitor (if configured) without affecting the main outputs. The console main LR meters are interrupted with the channel signal. The red PK indicator half lights to show that PFL has been selected on that channel. Selecting more than one PFL at the same time mixes those signals together in the monitor. PEAK
The red indicator illuminates when the channel pre-fade signal is within 5dB of clipping. This gives you enough warning to reduce the GAIN control before you hear signal distortion.
SIGNAL
The green signal presence indicator lights when the channel pre-fade signal is greater than -12dBu.
FADER
Controls the channel level feeding the main LR mix and post-fade aux sends. It also affects the direct output if this has been set to post-fade using the internal option jumpers. The fader provides +10dB maximum boost above its normal unity gain 0dB position. Important note on setting channel levels: Use PFL to set the GAIN controls for correct signal level through each channel. Use the faders to balance each signal in the mix. These are typically operated around their -20 to 0 positions according to the mix. We do not recommend setting the faders to ‘0’ and mixing using the GAIN controls.
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The STEREO Input Channel
0
-5
GAIN
5
-10
10
-20 16
OO
ON
TO TO
11-12
0
-5
GAIN
LR
(ST3+ST4)
5
-10
10
-20
( WZ312:2 only)
Dual stereo inputs Each of the two stereo channels has two stereo inputs which can be used separately, mixed together or split so that one feeds the channel, the other routes direct to LR. For example, you could mix two sound effects playback devices or two reverb returns together into one channel. This can be useful in saving channels, letting you mix many inputs in a small space. The L input signal normals through the R input socket so that a mono source may be plugged in to feed both left and right sides of the stereo channel.
16
OO
ST1, ST3 Unbalanced TRS inputs. The GAIN control adjusts from
ON
fully off to +16dB gain. Press the ST1 (ST3) switch to turn the input on.
HF
-15
+15
-15
+15
-15
+15
-15
+15
HM
LM
LF
Routing mode switch Recessed switch to prevent accidental operation. In the normal up position the ST1 (ST3) signal mixes with ST2 (ST4) into the stereo channel. When pressed the signal is routed direct to the LR mix instead of the channel. This lets you use these inputs as simple stereo returns in addition to the full stereo channels, providing four independent stereo sources to the LR mix. ST2, ST4
PRE
AUX
1
OO
+6
OO
+6
OO
+6
OO
+6
AUX
Balanced TRS inputs. The GAIN control adjusts from fully off to +16dB gain. Press the ST2 (ST4) switch to turn the input on. These inputs always feed the stereo channels.
2
AUX
3
AUX
4
POST PRE
AUX
5
OO
+6
OO
+6
AUX
6
POST =
BAL
L
R
MUTE PFL
PK!
SIG
10
5
0
5
10
20
30
OO
EQ A 4-band fixed frequency EQ provides independent control of four frequency bands. HF and LF are shelving filters which affect high frequencies above 12kHz, and low frequencies below 80Hz respectively. HM and LM are bell shaped peak/dip filters which affect frequencies centred around 2.5kHz and 250Hz respectively. These have a width (Q) of 1.8. All bands can be boosted or cut by up to 15dB and have a centre detented 0dB position. AUX SENDS These work as described for the mono channel. The L and R sides of the stereo signal sum together to feed each aux in mono. This can be changed using an internal jumper option so that L feeds auxes 1,3 and R feeds auxes 2,4. BAL Balances the level of the L signal against the R signal to compensate for differences in the source signal, or to position the signal within the stereo image. The centre equal level position is detented for quick resetting. MUTE When pressed the channel signal is turned off. This affects the feed to the LR mix, and pre and post-fade aux sends. The red indicator lights when the channel is muted.
PFL Press PFL to listen to the summed L+R pre-fade channel signal in the headphones or AB monitor (if configured) without affecting the main outputs. The console main LR meters are interrupted with the channel signal. The red PK indicator half lights to show that PFL has been selected on that channel. PEAK
The red indicator illuminates when the channel pre-fade signal is within 5dB of clipping. This gives you enough warning to reduce the GAIN control before you hear signal distortion.
SIGNAL
The green signal presence indicator lights when the channel pre-fade signal is greater than -12dBu.
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The STEREO Effects Processor The MixWizard WZ316:2 and WZ312:2 features a built-in stereo digital effects processor. This can be configured to work as a single effects engine fed from AUX5, or in dual mode as two effects engines independently fed from AUX5 and AUX6. The processed signal is routed back to the mix through the ST1 (ST5) stereo return channel. In dual mode the two stereo effects mix together into the return channel. The ST1 (ST5) TRS jack inputs mix with the internal effects processor through the return channel. This allows you to have the internal and external effects devices returning their processed signals through one return channel. In dual mode this gives you three stereo signals mixing into one.
SINGLE FX mode With the recessed mode switch in its up position, AUX5 is used to send the channel post-fade signals to the internal effects processor. One bank of 16 effects presets is available. PRESET 1-8 #
NAME
1
Stage
2
Room
3
Hall
4
Plate
5
Chamber
6
Cathedral
7
Arena
8
Gated Rev
EFFECT Short Reverbs of increasing length and differing brightness Studio plate reverb Long reverbs for special effects and simulation of large spaces Typical for snare drums
PRESET 9-16 #
NAME
EFFECT
9
Karaoke
Stereo vocal echo effect
10
Ping Pong
L-R repeat effect
11
Chorus
Stereo chorus effect
12
Slap + Rev
Slap delay with hall reverb
13
Dly + Rev
Delay with hall reverb
14
Echo + Rev
Echo with plate reverb
15
Ch + Rev
Chorus with arena reverb
16
Ph + Rev
Phaser effect+plate reverb
DUAL FX mode With the recessed mode switch pressed, AUX5 and AUX6 are used to send the channel post-fade signals to two independent internal effects processors. Each has its own bank of 8 presets, AUX5 = 1-8, AUX6 = 9-16. PRESET 1-8 (AUX5) #
NAME
1
EFFECT
PRESET 9-16 (AUX6) #
NAME
EFFECT
Stage
9
Stage
As effect #1
2
Room
10
Room
As effect #2
3
Hall
11
Hall
As effect #3
4
Plate
12
Slap Dly
100ms delay
13
Delay
200ms stereo delay
These effects are similar to those in Single Mode
5
Chamber
6
Cathedral
14
Echo
Stereo echo
7
Arena
15
Chorus
Ideal for guitar chorus
8
Gated Rev
16
Phaser
Instrument/vocal phaser
FX OFF mode
If preferred, the internal processor may be turned off letting you use AUX5 / AUX6 and ST5 (ST1) with an external device only. This may be the case if you have a favourite reverb or similar processor you prefer to use. The AUX5 and AUX6 sends are always available from their connector panel TRS sockets. The ST5 (ST1) external input TRS sockets can be used to return the external effect to the mix.
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The Stereo Effects Return Channel
AUX SENDS FACTORY PRESETS
AUX
1
SINGLE 1 STAGE 2 ROOM
OO
+6
OO
+6
OO
+6
OO
+6
AUX
2
3 HALL 4 PLATE 5 CHAMBER 6 CATHEDRAL 7 ARENA 8 GATED REV
AUX
3
9 KARAOKE 10 PING PONG 11 CHORUS 12 SLAP+REV
The combined effects signal can be returned to Auxes 1 to 4. These sends are not affected by the ST1 (ST5) LEV control which returns the signal to the LR mix. The stereo signal is summed to feed the auxes in mono. This can be changed if preferred by repositioning internal jumper options so that L feeds auxes 1,3, and R feeds auxes 2,4. Use the aux sends to add the effects to the monitors if required.
AUX
4
13 DLY+REV 14 ECHO+REV
1
9
16 PH+REV
2
10
DUAL
3
11
4
12
3 HALL
5
13
4 PLATE
6
14
15 CH+REV
1 STAGE 2 ROOM
5 CHAMBER 6 CATHEDRAL 7 ARENA
7
15
8
16
8 GATED REV
BANK
Selecting the effects preset Press SEL to scroll down through the available effects. The green indicator lights to show which effect is active. Press BANK to change between preset 1-8 and preset 9-16. The red indicator lights to show presets 9-16 are selected. In dual mode BANK toggles between the AUX5 and AUX6 effects processor selections. The default preset names are printed on the front panel for reference. Turning off the internal effects Once you have scrolled through all 16 effects the green indicator turns off showing that the internal processor is turned off. Select this mode if you want to work with external effects only.
9 STAGE 10 ROOM
SEL
11 HALL 12 SLAP DLY 13 DELAY
ST5 / FX LEV
14 ECHO 15 CHORUS 16 PHASER
+6
OO
MUTE
ST5 / FX PRE
AUX
1
OO
+4
OO
+4
OO
+4
OO
+4
AUX
2
ST1 (ST5) LEV Returns the combined stereo effects to the main LR mix. Adjust from fully off to +6dB maximum boost. 0’clock 0dB operating position is marked on the panel.
Normal 3
MUTE
Press this switch to mute the stereo return channel. This turns off the feed to the LR mix and the auxes. The channel may also be muted using a footswitch plugged into the rear of the console. The red indicator lights when the channel is muted by the MUTE switch and/or the footswitch. Note that the MUTE switch is latching. This means the channel shall remain muted as long as the switch is in its pressed position regardless of the footswitch.
MODE Recessed switch to prevent accidental operation. Situated
AUX
3
AUX
4
below the AUX6 master level control. Use a pen or sharp object to change the setting. In the normal up position the processor is configured as a SINGLE effects unit driven by AUX5. In the pressed position the processor is configured as a DUAL effects unit driven by AUX5 and AUX6. + + -
L/M
AUX
5
EXTERNAL OO
SINGLE
AUX
6
AUX5 OO
ST5
R
+4
+4 SINGLE FX DUAL FX AUX5 = 1-8 AUX6 = 9-16 AUX5 = 1-16
EFFECT
1-16
L R
EFFECT
INTERNAL
AUX6
MIX
DUAL
1-8
EFFECT
9-16
Resetting the effects presets To restore the factory default presets hold down the SEL key while powering up the console. Make sure you do this while the amplifiers are turned off. The 8 green indicators flash in sequence followed by the BANK indicator flashing on then off to confirm the reset.
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MIDI A rear panel MIDI IN socket is provided. This lets you control the internal effects via MIDI. For example, you could use a MIDI sequencer or controller to remotely change the preset type or to mute the effect. MIDI is also used for editing the effects preset parameters using Allen & Heath software running on a PC.
MIDI channel number The factory default is MIDI channel 1. To change to a different channel hold down the BANK key while powering up the console. Make sure you do this while the amplifiers are turned off. While still holding the BANK key, use the SEL key to step through channels 1-16. After cycling through MIDI channels 1-16 the processor will then turn all the indicators on then all off. Release both the BANK and SEL keys when the required MIDI channel number is reached. The BANK indicator will flash twice to confirm the selection has been made. Using MIDI to change the effects preset MIDI Program Change message
CnH xxH
HEX PROGRAM NUMBER 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07
STAGE
KARAOKE
ROOM
PING PONG
HALL
CHORUS
PLATE
SLAP+REV
CHAMBER
DLY+REV
CATHEDRAL
ECHO+REV
ARENA
CH+REV
GATED REV
PH+REV
n = MIDI channel number xx = 00H to 0FH (preset 1 to 16)
08 09 0A 0B 0C 0D 0E 0F
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Using MIDI to mute the effects return MIDI Program Change message
CnH xxH
n = MIDI channel number xx = 64H (muted) xx = 65H (not muted)
Using MIDI to edit the effects parameters The MixWizard FX Editor software can be downloaded free of charge from the Allen & Heath web site. This program runs on a PC computer using the Windows 95, 98, ME, 2000 or XP operating system. The PC needs a MIDI output port to be able to communicate with the console. Check the instructions that come with your PC to see if it has a suitable port or if you need to add a sound card with MIDI port, or use a game port to MIDI adaptor cable. Install and run the FX Editor software on your PC. Connect the PC MIDI output to the console MIDI input. Refer to the Help file that comes with the software for instructions on configuring and using the software to edit the effects parameters. The effects can be edited on-line so that you can hear the effect of your changes as you adjust the parameters. Once you are happy with the results you can overwrite the selected console presets with your edited effects. You can also archive your settings as a file stored on the PC.
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TYPES
PARAMETERS
Stage Reverb Room Reverb Hall Reverb Plate Reverb Chamber Reverb Cathedral Reverb Arena Reverb Gated Reverb Mono Delay 1 tap Stereo Delay 1 tap Mono Delay 2 tap
Pre-Delay Decay Damping Diffusion Delay Course Delay Fine Repeats Feedback Speed Depth Level
Stereo Delay 2 tap Chorus
EQUALISER
Flanger Phaser Tremelo Panner
Lo cut/boost Mid Frequency Mid cut/boost Hi cut/boost
Rotary Speaker Pitch Shift
NOISE GATE
Detuner Karaoke
Threshold Release
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The Master Section
PRE
AUX MASTERS Each aux mix has a master level control that adjusts the output level to match external equipment, or to trim the monitor, effect or other send without affecting the mix balance. Up to +4dB boost is available above the normal 0dB position.
AUX
1
AUX 1 OO
+4
OO
+4
1-2
AUX 2
AUX
2
AUX 3 3-4
AUX
Note that the AUX5 and AUX6 master controls do not affect the level sent to the internal effects processor. They do affect the level available at the rear panel aux output sockets.
AUX 4
3
+4
OO
AUX 5
AUX
5-6
4
AUX 6 +4
OO
AUX
ST5 / FX
5
OO
+4
OO
+4
ST6
AUX
6
M ALL UP = LR
SINGLE FX DUAL FX
ALT LR OUT MONITOR
AUX5 = 1-8 AUX6 = 9-16
0
AB
AUX5 = 1-16
+10
OO
L+R AUX 6
L
R
M
10
10
5
5
LR FADER MASTERS Individual 100mm faders adjust the main L-R mix level. They provide +10dB boost above the nominal ‘0’ position. For best performance the faders should be operated around the ‘0’ position for normal ‘loud’ level. If you find yourself operating significantly below ‘0’ then the amplifier or other destination equipment is too sensitive for the console +4dBu output. Simply turn down the amplifier or equipment level trim. If none is available then insert an attenuator pad between the console and connected equipment. Operating the faders well below ‘0’ may degrade the noise performance of the equipment.
M FADER MASTER A recessed mode switch above the M fader selects the fader source.
0
0
5
5
10
10
20
20
30
30
OO
OO
Mono master To use the M output as an L+R summed mono feed then select the up position. The fader can become the master level controller for a mono PA, mono fill or delay speaker, additional zone, mono recording and so on. Aux master To use the M output as the AUX6 master press the switch using a pen or pointed object. Use the post-fade AUX6 channel sends to mix the required signals to the M output. This provides a main console output with its own mix bus. Typical applications include:
AUX6
Dedicated MONO mix The output feeds a centre mono fill speaker system, for example above the proscenium arch or along the front of the stage in a theatre. You may wish to feed just a few of the sources to these speakers, for example just the radio mic channels for front row clarity. Using the aux send allows you to create the required mix balance and have proper master fader control. Aux fed subs This increasingly popular application drives the sub bass speakers with their own mix. It lets you send only those sources with wanted low frequency information to the sub speakers. It can dramatically clean up the mix as non-bass channels such as vocals and guitars are kept out of the subs and therefore do not allow low frequency pickup to muddy the mix. It is typical to include only sources such as kick drum, bass guitar, keyboards and sound effects to these speakers. The unique MixWizard aux mode feature puts the master control of the sub mix on to a fader next to the main LR faders. This means that the house volume can be controlled without upsetting the balance between LR and sub speakers. The feed to the sub speaker system is on balanced XLR, and it can be monitored by selecting the M switch in the headphones monitor section.
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PHONES
0
OO
TO LR
+16 +9 +6 +3 0 -3 -6 -9 -12 -16 -20 -30
With the mode switch in its up position, the LR mix is selected as the source to the AB output TRS jacks. Factory default setting is post-LR fader. If preferred you can change this to pre-LR fader by repositioning internal option jumpers so that the LR master fader movements do not affect the output. In LR mode the AB output provides an additional main mix output ideal for independent fill speaker control, 2-track recording or broadcast feed and so on. With the mode switch pressed, the console monitor system is selected as the source. You can use this to feed local monitor speakers to listen to the source selected on the monitor switch bank interrupted by PFL. Local speaker monitoring can be useful in theatre and stage monitoring applications.
L
R
PFL PHONES
0
AB OUTPUT This is an additional stereo output that can be configured as a separately controlled mix output or a local loudspeaker monitor send. A recessed mode switch above the AB level control selects the source. Use a pen or pointed object to change the setting. Adjust the output level from fully off to a maximum +10dB boost. The normal 0dB position is marked on the panel.
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AUX 1 1-2
AUX 2 AUX 3 3-4
AUX 4 AUX 5 5-6
AUX 6
ST5 / FX ST6 M ALL UP = LR
Console Monitor Comprehensive engineer’s headphones monitoring is provided. Select the source to listen to using the monitor switch bank. With no switch pressed the post-fade LR mix is monitored. Press M to listen to the post-fade M source. Pressing any switch higher up the bank overrides the previous selection. Pressing ST1 (ST5) listens to the wet effects only return signal if the internal effects processor is active. Pressing Aux pairs 1-2, 3-4, 5-6 together listens to the two selected auxes as a stereo pair. The two console meters display the selected monitor source signal level. Pressing channel PFL switches automatically overrides the current monitor selection with the pre-fade signal from that channel or selection of channels. The red PFL active indicator lights and the console meters display the channel signal. We recommend you use closed ear headphones in the range 30 to 600 ohms designed for live sound monitoring. Headphones around 100 ohms impedance are a popular choice. WARNING: To avoid damage to your hearing do not operate any close-to-ear monitoring such as headphones for long periods at high volume. Continued exposure to high volume sound can cause frequency selective or wide range hearing loss.
ALT LR OUT MONITOR 0
AB
ST2 (ST6) RETURN
OO
+10
This is a simple stereo return channel that routes to the main LR mix. The typical application is to plug in a CD or similar playback device for walk-in or background music. It can also be used as an additional effects return. Adjust the volume using the LEV control. Route the signal to LR by pressing the TO LR switch. The green LED lights to warn that the source is routed to LR. You can use the ST2 (ST6) input to monitor your 2-track recording. Press the ST2 (ST6) monitor source select switch. Use the AB output to feed your recorder. If you are monitoring while mixing live, make sure you do not accidentally press the TO LR switch and route your recording to the house speakers.
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Gain Structure How the levels between the different signal stages are set up is referred to as the gain structure. For best performance it is important that the connected source signals are matched to the ‘normal operating level’ of the console. Similarly the levels of the connected amplifiers and destination equipment should be correctly matched to the console outputs. If set too high then the signal peaks will be clipped resulting in distortion, and if set too low then the signal-to-noise performance will be degraded resulting in excessive background hiss and noise.
Using the Meters The MixWizard provides metering of inputs and outputs. For best results operate the console with the main meters averaging around ‘0’ allowing the loudest moments to reach ‘+6’. Reduce the channel gain settings if the red peak indicators start to flash. Note that the peak indicators light 5dB before actual clipping to warn that you are nearing distortion and should reduce gain. The LED bar meters have a ‘quasi-peak’ response with fast attack and slow release so that fast musical transients are accurately displayed.
Matching a Source to the Console Start by turning down the channel fader and send levels to prevent unexpected loud volumes reaching the main speakers and monitors. Using PFL, adjust the GAIN control for an average ‘0’ reading on the console meters. These automatically switch to show the channel pre-fade signal when PFL is pressed. Listen to the signal using headphones or local AB monitor. Once the channel gain is correctly set you can raise the levels to bring the channel into the mix. Note that you may need to adjust the gain if you make significant changes to the EQ. Make sure that any equipment inserted into the channel is set to operate around 0dBu line level. First set the gain with inserted signal processors such as compressors switched to bypass. Matching the Console to Destination Equipment The console produces a standard XLR output level of +4dBu for a meter reading of ‘0’. It can produce a maximum of +26dBu which is more than is usually required and therefore gives you plenty of headroom. If you are connecting to a sensitive power amplifier it is advisable to turn down its input trim control if the normal console level is too high. Simply turning down the console output faders degrades the output stage noise performance and reduces the resolution of the fader movement. The output faders are best operated around ‘-10’ to ‘0’ for loudest average volume required. This allows additional headroom if you need it. Terminology The normal operating level is the optimum signal level for best console performance, indicated by ‘0’ meter readings and resulting in the +4dBu XLR output level. The channels operate at 0dBu and the mix stages at –2dBu for extended headroom. Headroom is the extra level available above normal to allow for loud peaks before the signal becomes clipped resulting in audible distortion. The signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) is the difference measured in dB between normal level and residual noise floor (hiss) produced by the console electronics. The dynamic range is the sum of headroom and SNR representing the maximum signal range possible from quietest to loudest.
Final word…
A little care with setting gain structure throughout the signal chain will give you the best performance and most manageable control of the mix.
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Specifications
Performance Maximum output level
XLR Jack
+26dBu into 600 ohms max load +21dBu into 2k ohm max load
Internal headroom
Channels Mix
Meters Sensitivity Master meters Channel meters
3 colour LED, quasi peak response 0VU = +4dBu at XLR output 12 segment -30 to +16dB 2 segment -12, +16dB (5dB before clip)
Frequency response
20Hz to 50kHz
THD+n at +10dBu 1kHz
Channel to mix out < 0.004%
Crosstalk at 1kHz
Fader shutoff Channel mute Inter channel
Noise, rms 22Hz to 22kHz
Mic EIN -128dB Residual output noise LR unity fader mix noise
+21dB +23dB
+/-0.5dB
>90dB >100dB >90dB
< -95dBu (-99dB S/N) < -83dBu (-87dB S/N)
Channel HPF
12dB/octave below 80Hz
Mono EQ
HF HM LM LF
Shelving, +/-15dB, 12kHz Peak/dip, +/-15dB, 500Hz to 15kHz, Q=1.8 Peak/dip, +/-15dB, 35Hz to 1kHz, Q=1.8 Shelving, +/-15dB, 80Hz
Stereo EQ
HF HM LM LF
Shelving, +/-15dB, 12kHz Peak/dip, +/-15dB, 2.5kHz, Q=1.8 Peak/dip, +/-15dB, 250Hz, Q=1.8 Shelving, +/-15dB, 80Hz
Power supply
Internal 100-240V, 50/60Hz auto sensing, IEC input External Input for optional MPS12 backup supply Power consumption 35W max Mains fuse T630mA L 20mm
Mechanical
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Free standing dimensions
W 507 (20”) x D 530 (20.9”) x H 194 (7.7”)
Rack mounted Underside connectors
W 483 (19”) x D 122 (4.8”) x H 444 (17.5”) 10U
Rack mounted Rear connectors
W 483 (19”) x D 193 (7.6”) x H 497 (19.6”) 11.2U
Weight
10kg (22lbs)
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Connections Mono channel
XLR balanced pin 2 hot TRS balanced, tip hot Pad out (MIC) Pad in (MIC or LINE) Max input level XLR phantom power
Sensitivity -60 to +10dBu Sensitivity -40 to +10dBu 2k ohm >10k ohm, -20dB +30dBu +48V, on/off
Stereo channel
ST1,3 TRS unbalanced ST2,4 TRS balanced
>10k ohm, -16 to +20dBu >10k ohm, -16 to +20dBu
Stereo returns
ST1(5) TRS balanced ST2(6) TRS unbalanced
>10k ohm, -6 to +20dBu >2k ohm, -2 to +20dBu
Inserts
Channel Output
L, R, M outputs
XLR balanced pin 2 hot
Aux 1-6 output
TRS impedance balanced <75 ohm, -2dBu, +21dBu max Electronic balance option <75 ohm, +4dBu, +26dBu max
Direct out
TRS impedance balanced <75 ohm, 0dBu, +21dBu max
AB out
TRS impedance balanced <75 ohm, -2dBu, +21dBu max
Headphones
TRS, tip L, ring R, 30 to 600 ohm headphones recommended
Lamp
4-pin XLR
TRS, tip send, ring return, 0dBu TRS, tip send, ring return, -2dBu <75 ohm, +4dBu, +26dBu max
max 12V 5W lamp
MixWizard 3 Series Part Numbers WZ312:2 8 mic/line, 2 dual stereo, LR console WZ316:2 16 mic/line LR console WZ314:4:2 10 mic/line, 2 dual stereo, 4 group console
W31202/v W31602/v W31442/v
WZ312:2 and WZ316:2 Sys-Link II output option kit WZ314:4:2 Sys-Link II input/output option kit
W312/16-SLV2 W31442-SLV2
SSM2142P balanced output driver option IC DRV134 balanced output driver option IC (alternative to above)
AE0302 AE5725
Allen & Heath MPS12 backup power supply option
MPS12/v
Allen & Heath 18” gooseneck LED lamp
LEDLAMP
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SYS-LINK CONNECTION
AUX 1-6 LEFT RIGHT PFL
3 WZW 16:2 Z3 16:2 PHANTOM POW ER 4 BAND EQ UALISER
PK SIG
48V
SL
AUX SENDS 1-6
PFL
HF M IC
LINE (PAD) -20dB
2= +
BA LANCED
+ -
HM
H PF
M UTE
PAN
TIP= +
AUX1-6 TO M ONITOR
-2dBu IMPEDANCE BA LANCED
LF
TIP= SEND
0dBu
+ 4dBu BAL OPTION
AU X5,6 TO FX, AUX6 TO C
FADER
LINE INSERT
AUX OUT
AUX MIX
LM
TIP= +
M ASTER
SL
G AIN
POST-EQ
RING = RETURN
PRE-INSERT, PRE-EQ
L
B PFL DC
PRE
PFL M IX SL
M IC/LINE INPUTS 0dBu
M O NITO R M ETERS
PFL ACTIVE
PRE-FADE
TIP= +
DIRECT OUT
R
SL
A
JUM PER F P
C
PO ST-FADE D
RING= -
AUX
IM PEDANCE BALANCED
E S
1
H P
G S
3
2
J A 4
I S
L A
5
K S
M O NITOR
M ONITO R SELECT
AUX1 STEREO 1-2
6
HEADPHO NES
LEV
AUX2
P = PRE-FADE S = SW ITCHED A = POST-FADE
L R
AUX3 STEREO 3-4
AUX4 AUX5 STEREO 5-6
AUX6 ST1 (EFFECTS)
M
STEREO RETURN 1
ALL UP= L-R
M ONITOR
A-B LEV
L-R
ST1 IN (EXT EFFECTS IN) + -
L/M
A OUT
ST2
FROM AUX5,6
TIP= +
A-B
-2dBu IM PEDANCE BALANCED
TO M ONITOR
B OUT
BALANCED 0dBu
R
POST-FADE
+ -
M UTE
SUM
EFFECTS
PRE-FADE
LR
TIP= +
+
M ODE SING LE
AUX1
EFFECT 1-16 EFFECT 1-8
AUX 6
DUAL
AUX2
+
IN SERT
SUM
EFFECT 9-16
SL
AUX3
+
AUX 5
M
S
AUX4
2=+
SL
STEREO RETURN 2
R FADER
RIG HT OUT
BAL
-2dBu
2=+
+ 4dBu
R M IX
TO M ONITOR
ST2 IN
ST2 TO LR
L/M
LR
+ SUM
U NBALANCED -2dBu
M ON O SUM
R
AUX6 FRO M AUX6
26
+ 4dBu
L-R
IN SERT
FOOTSW ITCH
LEFT OUT
BAL
L M IX
JP1 M O NO /STEREO AUX SOURCE
M IDI PARAM ETER EDIT
L FADER
-2dBu
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M FADER
M BAL
M OUT 2=+
+ 4dBu
SYS-LINK CONNECTION
AUX 1-6 LEFT RIGHT PFL
3 WZWZ3 12:2 12:2 PHANTOM POWER 4 BAND EQUALISER
PK SIG
48V
SL
AUX SENDS 1-6
PFL
HF GAIN MIC
LINE (PAD) -20dB
2= +
BALANCED
+ -
HM
HPF
MUTE
PAN
AUX MIX
TIP= +
+4dBu BAL OPTION AUX1-6 TO MONITOR
FADER
LINE
0dBu
-2dBu IMPEDANCE BALANCED
LF
TIP= SEND
INSERT
AUX OUT
AUX5,6 TO FX, AUX6 TO C
LM
TIP= +
MASTER
SL
POST-EQ
RING= RETURN
L
B
PRE-INSERT, PRE-EQ
PFL DC
PRE
PFL MIX SL
MIC/LINE INPUTS 0dBu
MONITOR METERS
PFL ACTIVE
PRE-FADE
TIP= +
DIRECT OUT
R
SL
A
JUMPER F P
C
POST-FADE D
RING= -
H P
1
AUX
IMPEDANCE BALANCED
E S
G S
J A
3
2
I L S A
K S
5
4
MONITOR
MONITOR SELECT
AUX1
STEREO 1-2
6
HEADPHONES
LEV
AUX2
P = PRE-FADE S = SWITCHED A = POST-FADE
L R
AUX3 STEREO 3-4
AUX4 AUX5 STEREO 5-6
AUX6
PK SIG GAIN
L/M
ON
INPUT ST1(3)
HF
LR
R
PFL
4 BAND EQUALISER
CH
ST5 (EFFECTS)
M
+
SUM
A OUT
ST6
ALL UP= L-R
MUTE
HM
PAN
+ LM
+ -
L/M
GAIN
ON
LF
INPUT ST2(4)
FADER
PRE-FADE M S
+ -
R
POST-FADE M S
+
CN4
PRE RL
+
MONITOR
A-B LEV
L-R
TIP= +
A-B
-2dBu IMPEDANCE BALANCED
B OUT
POST-FADE RL
CN5
TIP= +
MONO/STEREO AUX PRE
DUAL STEREO INPUTS
INSERT JUMPER OPTIONS P = PRE-FADE S = SWITCHED A = POST-FADE
B
A
D
P
S
P
AUX
1
C
F
S
P
E
H
S
P
G J S
A
I
L
S A
SL
K
L FADER
2=+
S L MIX
2
3
5
4
LEFT OUT
BAL
-2dBu
INSERT SL
+4dBu
L-R
6 R FADER
RIGHT OUT
BAL
-2dBu
2=+
+4dBu
R MIX
FROM AUX5,6
+ SUM
ST6 IN (EXT EFFECTS IN)
STEREO RETURN
L/M
AUX6 MUTE
SUM
AUX1
EFFECT 1-16 EFFECT 1-8
DUAL
FROM AUX6
LR
+
EFFECT 9-16
AUX2
+
SUM AUX3
+
SINGLE
AUX 6
+ -
EFFECTS
MODE
M
FOOTSWITCH
S
AUX4
JP1 MONO/STEREO AUX SOURCE
MIDI PARAMETER EDIT
TO MONITOR
ST6 IN
ST2 TO LR
L/M
STEREO RETURN
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M FADER
M BAL
M OUT 2=+
TO MONITOR BALANCED 0dBu
R
AUX 5
MONO SUM
+ -
LR
UNBALANCED -2dBu
R
27
+4dBu
FX Parameters:
This table shows the factory default preset settings. These may be edited via MIDI using the Allen & Heath MixWizard FX Editor software running on a PC.
FX1 Processor Parameter 1 No
Name
FX Type
Parameter 2
FX2 Processor
Parameter 3
Parameter 4
Name and Default Range Name and Default Range Name and Default Range Name Default Range units Value units Value units Value and units Value
Parameter 1 FX Type
Parameter 2
Parameter 3
Parameter 4
Name and Default Range Name and Default Range Name and Default Range Name and Default Range units Value units Value units Value units Value
Single Mode 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Stage
St
Pre-dly ms
Room
Ro
Pre-dly ms
Hall
HA
Pre-dly ms
Plate
PL
Pre-dly ms
Chamber
Ch
Pre-dly ms
Cathedral
CA
Pre-dly ms
Arena
Ar
Pre-dly ms
Gated Rev
GA
Pre-dly ms
Karaoke
D4
Delay
Ping Pong
D3
Delay s
Chorus
CH
Speed
Slap+Rev
D1
Delay s
Dly+Rev
D3
Delay s
Echo+Rev
D3
Delay s
Ch+Rev
CH
Speed
Ph+Rev
PH
Speed
15 5 35 0 30 65 80 0 4 1.5 6 0.1 0.2 0.6 30 30
0-99
Decay
0-99
Decay
0-99
Decay
0-99
Decay
0-99
Decay
0-99
Decay
0-99
Decay
0-99
Decay
1-5
N/A
0.1-2 Delay ms 1-99
Depth
0.1-2 Delay ms 0.1-2 Delay ms 0.1-2 Delay ms 0-99
Depth
0-99
Depth
0-99
Decay
0-99
Decay
0-99
Decay
0-99
Decay
0-99
Decay
0-99
Decay
0-99
Decay
0-99
Decay
8 8 7 5 9 8 5 7 0 40 20 70 0 15 90
1-10
Damping
1-10
Damping
1-10
Damping
1-10
Damping
1-10
Damping
1-10
Damping
1-10
Damping
1-10
Diffusion
-
Repeats
0-99
Feedback
0-40
Delay ms
0-99
Feedback
0-99
Feedback
0-99
Feedback
0-40
Delay ms
0-99
Feedback
8 8 7 5 9 8 5 7
1-10
Damping
1-10
Damping
1-10
Damping
1-10
Damping
1-10
Damping
1-10
Damping
1-10
Damping
1-10
Diffusion
9 5 8 3 8 7 10 8 10 20 40 0 20 20 10 70
1-10
Level
1-10
Level
1-10
Level
1-10
Level
1-10
Level
1-10
Level
1-10
Level
1-10
Level
1-10
Level
0-99%
Level
0-40
Level
0-99%
Level
0-99%
Level
0-99%
Level
0-40
Level
0-97%
Level
1-10
Level
1-10
Level
1-10
Level
1-10
Level
1-10
Level
1-10
Level
1-10
Level
1-10
Level
90 90 80 80 70 70 70 90 80 90 90 90 90 50 80 90
0-99
99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99
0-99
0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99
HA
Pre-dly ms
0-99
HA
Pre-dly ms
0-99
PL
Pre-dly ms
0-99
Ar
Pre-dly ms
0-99
PL
Pre-dly ms
35 35 40 65 30
0-99
Decay
0-99
Decay
0-99
Decay
0-99
Decay
0-99
Decay
15 5 35 0.1 0.2 4 30 30
0-99
Decay
0-99
Decay
0-99
Decay
0-1
Delay ms
0-1
Delay ms
1-5
N/A
1-99
Depth
1-99
Depth
9 8 10 2 5
1-10
Damping
1-10
Damping
1-10
Damping
1-10
Damping
1-10
Damping
8 8 7 20 70 15 90
1-10
Damping
1-10
Damping
1-10
Damping
7 4 2 7 9
1-10
Level
1-10
Level
1-10
Level
1-10
Level
1-10
Level
9 5 8 0 20 10 10 70
1-10
Level
1-10
Level
1-10
Level
0-99%
Level
0-99%
Level
1-10
Level
0-40
Level
0-97%
Level
20 30 20 15 20
0-99
99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99
0-99
0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99
Dual Mode 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
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Stage
St
Pre-dly ms
Room
Ro
Pre-dly ms
Hall
HA
Pre-dly ms
Plate
PL
Pre-dly ms
Chamber
Ch
Pre-dly ms
Cathedral
CA
Pre-dly ms
Arena
Ar
Pre-dly ms
Gated Rev
GA
Pre-dly ms
15 5 35 0 30 65 80 0
9 5 8 3 8 7 10 8
0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99
Stage
St
Pre-dly ms
Room
Ro
Pre-dly ms
Hall
HA
Pre-dly ms
Slap Delay
D1
Delay s
Delay
D3
Delay s
Echo
D4
Delay time
Chorus
CH
Speed
Phaser
PH
Speed
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0-99 Feedback 0-99 Feedback -
Repeats
0-40
Delay ms
0-99 Feedback
0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99
Key to FX types: CH – Chorus FL – Flange PH – Phaser Tr – Tremolo Pn – Panner RS – Rotary speaker PS – Pitch shift Dn – Detuner D1 – Mono delay D2 – Stereo delay D3 – Ping Pong D4 – Karaoke St – Stage Ro – Room HA – Hall PL – Plate Ch – Chamber CA – Cathedral Ar – Arena GA – Gated RE – Reverse Rg – Ring Modulator Co – Compressor D1 – Mono delay D2 – Stereo delay D3 – Ping Pong D4 - Karaoke
FX Types Available:
This table shows the effects types available. You may change the factory defaults to other types shown here using the FX Editor software. Note that effects type W can only be used in single mode. Effects type H can be used in both single and dual mode.
FX Type CH FL PH Tr Pn RS PS Dn St St Ro Ro HA HA PL PL Ch Ch CA CA Ar Ar GA GA RE RE Rg Co D1 D2 D1 D1 D2 D2 D1
Description Chorus Flanger Phaser Tremelo Panner Rotary Spkr Pitch Shift Detuner Stage Stage Room Room Hall Hall Plate Plate Chamber Chamber Cathedral Cathedral Arena Arena Gated Gated Reverse Reverse Ring Modulator Compressor Mono Delay (1 tap) Stereo Delay (1 tap) Mono Delay (2 taps) Mono Delay (1 tap) Stereo Delay (1 tap) Mono Delay (2 taps) Karaoke
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H or W type* H H H H H W H H W H W H W H W H W H W H W H H W H W H H H H H W W W H
ID Code 12 14 16 18 20 24 34 36 84 66 86 68 88 70 90 72 92 74 94 76 96 78 62 80 64 82 22 8 46 48 50 52 54 56 58
1 Name Speed Speed Speed Speed Speed Speed Shift Detune Predelay Predelay Predelay Predelay Predelay Predelay Predelay Predelay Predelay Predelay Predelay Predelay Predelay Predelay Predelay Predelay Predelay Predelay Frequency Threshold Delay coarse Delay course Delay course Delay course Delay course Delay course Delay time
2 Range 1-99 1-99 1-99 1-99 1-99 1-99 -12 to +24 -12 to +12 0-99ms 0-99ms 0-99ms 0-99ms 0-99ms 0-99ms 0-99ms 0-99ms 0-99ms 0-99ms 0-99ms 0-99ms 0-99ms 0-99ms 0-99ms 0-99ms 0-99ms 0-99ms 1-99 60-0 0-1 0-0.7 0-1 0-2 0-1 0-2 1-5
Name Depth Depth Depth Depth Depth Type Tracking N/A Decay Decay Decay Decay Decay Decay Decay Decay Decay Decay Decay Decay Decay Decay Decay Decay Decay Decay N/A Ratio Delay fine Delay fine Delay fine Delay fine Delay fine Delay fine N/A
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3 Range 0-40 0-40 0-40 0-40 0-40 6 variants 1-3 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-19, inf 0-99ms 0-99ms 0-99ms 0-99ms 0-99ms 0-99ms -
Name Delay Feedback Feedback N/A N/A X-over freq N/A N/A Damping Damping Damping Damping Damping Damping Damping Damping Damping Damping Damping Damping Damping Damping Diffusion Diffusion Diffusion Diffusion N/A Attack Feedback Feedback Feedback Feedback Feedback Feedback Repeats
4 Range 0-40ms 0-97% 0-97% 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 1-10 0-99% 0-99% 0-99% 0-99% 0-99% 0-99% 1-10
Name Level Level Level Level Level Level Level Level Level Level Level Level Level Level Level Level Level Level Level Level Level Level Level Level Level Level Level Gain Level Level Level Level Level Level Level
Range 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 -19 to +20 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99 0-99
User Options REMOVE 4x M4 POZI SCREWS PER SIDE REMOVE SIDE TRIMS
The MixWizard has a versatile architecture which should satisfy most applications you may encounter without modification. However, the following internal options provide alternative settings for those applications that may demand them. Access is required to the internal assemblies. For user convenience, pluggable jumper links are used in most places.
REMOVE M4 POZI SCREW PER SIDE ROTATE POD
REMOVE 3x M3 TORX SCREWS
Remove the base Start by removing the side trims if fitted using a Pozi crosshead screwdriver. Release the two M4 Pozi head pod securing screws and rotate the connector pod to gain access to the three M3 rear base fixing screws. Use a Torx starhead screwdriver to remove these. Rotate the pod again to remove the four M3 underside base screws using the Torx driver. Carefully lift off the base. Configure the internal options Fit the options required. Set the option jumpers to the required positions. Make sure they are pressed fully home. Check that all channels are correctly set and all options fitted according to their instructions. Make sure that no debris or parts are left loose inside the console.
ROTATE POD REMOVE 4x M3 TORX SCREWS
Refit the base
Carefully reposition the base. Refit the fixing screws. Lock the connector pod in the required position using the securing screws. Refit the side trims if required.
LIFT OFF BASE
MONO INPUT
IMPORTANT:
Check carefully that all channel jumpers are correctly set as required. Errors on one or more channels now may cause user problems later. We recommend that you write the repositioned jumper settings on a label and adhere this to the rear panel. This would provide a helpful reference to other users of the console.
STEREO INPUT (12:2) AUX MASTER
AUX PRE/POST FADER DIRECT OUT PRE/POST FADER AUX PRE/POST INSERT/EQ
AUX STEREO/MONO
MASTER LR
AUX BALANCE OPTION AB PRE/POST LR FADER
AUX PRE/POST FADER
ST AUX STEREO/MONO
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Aux pre/post insert/EQ
MONO CH - AUX PRE/POST EQ
L K
J
I
H
G
F
E
D
C
B
A
PO SW PO SW PR SW PR SW PO PR PO PR AUX 6 5 3-4 1-2 DIR AUX PRE-INSERT/POST-EQ
MONO CH - DIRECT OUT
L K
J
I
H
Factory default for the mono channel pre-fade auxes is pre-insert, preEQ. This is popular with many users mixing monitors from FOH. It prevents the channel EQ and inserted compressors affecting the monitor mix. Move the jumper from A to B to change this to post-insert, post-EQ if preferred. Note that auxes are always post-mute.
Direct output source G
F
E
D
C
B
A
PO SW PO SW PR SW PR SW PO PR PO PR AUX 6 5 3-4 1-2 DIR AUX
MONO CH - AUX PRE/POST FADER PR=PRE L K J I H G F E D C B A PO=POST SW=SWITCH PO SW PO SW PR SW PR SW PO PR PO PR AUX 6 5 3-4 1-2 DIR AUX
STEREO CH - AUX PRE/POST FADER
PR=PRE L K J I H G F E D C B A PO=POST PO SW PO SW PR SW PR SW PR SW PR SW SW=SWITCH 1 AUX 6 5 4 3 2
Factory default is prefader. This is common for live recording to multitrack. The live mix fader movements do not affect the recording. Move the jumper from C to D to change to post-fade. Post-fade is appropriate when using the output as a direct channel effects send.
Channel Aux pre/post settings
Factory default is Aux 1-2 = pre-fade, Aux 3-4 = switched, Aux 5-6 = post-fade. You can change these settings for different combinations of pre/post or switched auxes by repositioning the links. Refer to the system block diagram to explore the possibilities. Make sure you set all mono and stereo channels the same. Before you make your choice, consider whether you want to use AUX5 or 5/6 for the internal effects (should be post) and/or AUX6 to feed aux fed subs (also post). We recommend you only change these settings if absolutely necessary.
Stereo/Mono aux source STEREO CH - MONO/STEREO AUXES CN5
POST-FADE AUXES
MONO
STEREO
MONO
STEREO
CN4
PRE-FADE AUXES
The stereo channels can feed the auxes with a mono sum of L+R, or be configured so that L feeds the odd numbered auxes, and R the even. This is preferred when using odd/even auxes as stereo pairs. Factory default is the mono setting. Note that you should also set the ST1 (ST5) stereo/mono jumper to the same position.
Effects return stereo/mono aux source AUX MASTER - ST1(5) MONO/STEREO ST1(5) AUX SOURCE
JP1
MONO STEREO
JP2
JP4
JP1
JP3
LR MASTER - AB SOURCE
AB PRE/POST LR FADER R
L
PRE
R
L
POST
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The return channel ST1 (5) feeds Auxes 1-4 with a mono sum of the stereo signal. If you are working with stereo auxes you can reconfigure this for stereo with L feeding Auxes 1, 3 and R feeding Auxes 2, 4. The jumper is found behind the AUX2 send control.
AB source pre or post LR faders The factory default is that the post-fade LR mix feeds the AB output. If you prefer the master LR faders not to affect the AB output then reposition the two option jumpers in the PRE position. This may be desired if you are using the AB output to feed a 2-track recording independent of the house level.
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AUX master balance option AUX MASTER - BALANCED OUTPUT OPTION
U12
U11
U10
U9
U8
U7
1
AUX6
AUX5
AUX4
AUX3
AUX2
AUX1
CUT OUT 2x 0 OHM RESISTOR LINKS PLUG IN SSM2142 or DRV134 IC
The 6 aux outputs are impedance balanced as standard operating at nominal -2dBu and with +21dBu maximum drive. They provide similar interference rejection to electronically balanced outputs when connected to balanced equipment inputs. An electronically balanced option is available if you require nominal +4dBu and higher output drive up to +26dBu over very long cable runs. However, it is not usually necessary to fit this option as the impedance balanced drive satisfies most applications. Check that you really need the option before fitting it. There are two balanced driver ICs which may be used. Either is suitable. These are available from Allen & Heath or most electronic component suppliers. The Allen & Heath part number is shown below: SSM2142P
A&H Part AE0302
DRV134
A&H Part AE5725
For each aux master, snip the legs of the two zero ohm resistor links as shown. This removes them from the circuit. Now simply plug the option IC into the socket. Observe the correct IC pin1 orientation and make sure its legs are correctly aligned with the socket. Test the output once the work is complete. You should measure the same level but opposite polarity signal between + (hot) and ground, and – (cold) and ground.
SLAVE CONSOLE WZ312:2 OR WZ316:2 SYS-LINK II OUTPUT
37WAY CABLE
Sys-Link II output option A blank plate is fitted here as standard. This may be replaced with an optional card which provides a 37way D connector for linking the outputs to other Allen & Heath consoles already fitted with Sys-Link II. The WZ312:2 or WZ316:2 can become input channel expanders for other consoles. IMPORTANT: The option does not include the SysLink II input. Therefore the WZ312:2 or WZ316:2 cannot be used as the master in a linked system, nor can two of these models be linked together. You need to connect these to a console that does include the Sys-Link II input connection, for example the WZ314:4:2 or ML3000 with the option already fitted. Also note that you need an adapter cable if you are connecting Sys-Link II (Version 2) to the older SysLink I (Version 1) standard.
MASTER CONSOLE SYS-LINK II INPUT
SYS-LINK II OUTPUT
WZ314:4:2 OR OTHER A&H CONSOLE
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A 37way shielded multi-core cable carries the MixWizard balanced mix signals and PFL system to the master console. For full details please refer to the Sys-Link option Applications Note AP5736 and Fitting Instructions AP5735.
WZ316:2 and 12:2 User Guide
WZ312:2
Cue Sheet
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ALLEN&HEATH MixWizard WZ3 12:2 +48V
+48V
+48V
LAMP
+48V
+48V
+48V
+48V
+48V
0
-5
GAIN
PAD
PAD
(LINE) 0
20
30
(LINE) 0
40
GAIN
50
- 10 10
PAD
60 40
20
30
(LINE) 0
40
GAIN
50
- 10 10
60 40
HPF
20
30
0
40 50
- 10 10
60 40
20
30
0 50
- 10 10
60 40
20
30
0
40 50
- 10 10
60 40
20
30
0 50
- 10 10
60 40
20
30
0
40 50
- 10 10
60 40
20
30
ON
ON
5 CHAMBER
TO
HF
LR
TO
9-10 (ST1+ST2)
TO
1k 700
HM
-15 1k 6k
500Hz
15k
700
HM
-15
3k +15 4k 6k
500Hz
15k
1k 700
HM
-15
3k +15 4k
1k 6k
500Hz
15k
700
HM
-15
3k +15 4k 6k
500Hz
15k
1k 700
HM
-15
3k +15 4k
1k 6k
500Hz
15k
700
HM
-15
3k +15 4k 6k
500Hz
15k
1k 700
HM
-15
3k +15 4k
1k 6k
500Hz
15k
3k +15 4k
700
HM
10
70
180 +15 250
45
LM
-15 70
400
35Hz
1k
-15
+15
180 +15 250
45
LM
-15 70
400
35Hz
1k
-15
+15
180 +15 250
45
LM
-15 70
400
35Hz
1k
-15
+15
180 +15 250
45
LM
-15 70
400
35Hz
1k
-15
+15
180 +15 250
45
LM
-15 70
400
35Hz
1k
-15
+15
180 +15 250
45
LM
-15 70
400
35Hz
1k
-15
+15
180 +15 250
500Hz
45
LM
400
35Hz
1k
ON
-15
+15
16
OO
+6
HF
180 +15 250
+15
-15
+15
HM
1k
1
9
16 PH+REV
2
10
DUAL
3
11
4
12
3 HALL
5
13
4 PLATE
6
14
7
15
6 CATHEDRAL
-15
+15
8
7 ARENA -15
+15
LM
-15
+15
LM
+6
OO
14 ECHO+REV
5 CHAMBER
400
35Hz
LEV
13 DLY+REV
1 STAGE
HM
ST6
4
12 SLAP+REV
15 CH+REV
ON
HF
15k
45
LM
10
-20
PHONES
AUX
11 CHORUS
2 ROOM
70
OO
9 KARAOKE 10 PING PONG
6k
-15
+6
3
8 GATED REV
5
-10
16
OO
-15 -15
OO
AUX
7 ARENA
0
-5
GAIN
5
6 CATHEDRAL
LR
11-12 (ST3+ST4)
0
-5
GAIN
-20 3k +15 4k
+6
2
4 PLATE
TO
60 40
-10
-15
OO
AUX
3 HALL
50
- 10 10
HPF
HF
1
SINGLE 1 STAGE 2 ROOM
40
GAIN
HPF
HF
10 16
OO
AUX
FACTORY PRESETS
5
-20
16
OO
(LINE)
GAIN
HPF
HF
PAD
(LINE)
40
GAIN
HPF
HF
PAD
(LINE)
GAIN
HPF
HF
PAD
(LINE)
40
GAIN
HPF
HF
PAD
(LINE)
GAIN
HPF
HF
PAD
0
-10
10
-20
-5
GAIN
5
-10
0
OO
TO LR
+16 +9 +6 +3 0 -3 -6 -9 -12 -16 -20 -30
16
8 GATED REV
BANK
9 STAGE 10 ROOM
SEL
11 HALL
LF
LF
LF
LF
LF
LF
LF
LF
-15
+15
LF
-15
+15
LF
12 SLAP DLY
ST5 / FX
13 DELAY
L
LEV
14 ECHO
R
15 CHORUS
PFL
16 PHASER -15
+15
-15
PRE
+15
-15
PRE
AUX
AUX
1
AUX
+6
OO
AUX
+6
OO
3
3
+6
OO
AUX
+6
OO
+6
OO
+6
OO
+6
OO
+6
OO
+6
OO
+6
OO
OO
+4
OO
+4
OO
+4
1-2
AUX 2
2
+6
OO
3
AUX 3
+6
OO
3-4
AUX +6
OO
AUX 4
3
AUX
4
4
AUX 5
AUX +6
OO
+6
OO
POST PRE
AUX
AUX
5
AUX
AUX
6
AUX
6
+6
OO
+6
OO
POST
AUX
6
+6
+6
+6
PAN
+6
+6
+4
ST5 / FX
+6
M ALL UP = LR
+4
OO
POST
ALT LR OUT MONITOR
SINGLE FX DUAL FX AUX5 = 1-8 AUX6 = 9-16
=
BAL
ST6
6
=
PAN
OO
AUX
OO
POST =
PAN
+6
OO
6
OO
POST =
PAN
+6
OO
POST =
+4
5
AUX
6
OO
AUX
5
+6
OO
AUX
6
OO
POST =
PAN
AUX
6
OO
POST =
PAN
AUX
6
OO
POST =
PAN
AUX
6
OO
POST =
PAN
+6
OO
POST =
AUX
6
AUX 6
POST PRE
AUX
5
+6
OO
5-6
4
+6
OO
POST PRE
AUX
5
+6
OO
+6
OO
POST PRE
AUX
5
+6
OO
+6
OO
POST PRE
AUX
5
+6
OO
+6
OO
POST PRE
AUX
5
+6
OO
+6
OO
POST PRE
AUX
5
+6
OO
+6
OO
POST PRE
AUX
5
+6
OO
+6
OO
POST PRE
AUX
5
+6
OO
+6
OO
POST PRE
10
AUX 1
AUX
AUX
4
0
1
AUX
+6
3
AUX
4
PRE
AUX +6
OO
2
OO
PHONES
MUTE
AUX
AUX
3
AUX
4
+6
+6
OO
ST5 / FX
1
+6
OO
2
OO
+15
AUX
AUX
AUX
3
AUX
4
+6
-15
PRE
1
+6
OO
2
OO
+15
AUX
AUX
AUX
3
AUX
4
+6
-15
PRE
1
+6
OO
2
OO
+15
AUX
AUX
AUX
3
AUX
4
+6
-15
PRE
1
+6
OO
2
OO
+15
AUX
AUX
AUX
3
AUX
4
+6
-15
PRE
1
+6
OO
2
OO
+15
AUX
AUX
AUX
3
AUX
4
+6
OO
-15
PRE
1
+6
OO
2
AUX
+15
AUX
AUX
2
AUX
-15
PRE
1
+6
OO
AUX
2
+15
AUX
1
+6
OO
AUX
2
-15
PRE
AUX
1
+6
OO
+15
PRE
BAL
0
AB
AUX5 = 1-16
L
R
L
PFL
PK!
SIG
R
L
MUTE
MUTE
PFL
PK!
SIG
R
L
MUTE PFL
PK!
SIG
R
L
R
MUTE PFL
PK!
SIG
L
MUTE PFL
PK!
SIG
R
L
MUTE PFL
PK!
SIG
R
L
MUTE PFL
PK!
SIG
R
L
R
MUTE PFL
PK!
SIG
L
R
MUTE PFL
PK!
SIG
+10
OO
L+R AUX 6
MUTE L
PFL
PK!
R
M
SIG
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
OO
OO
OO
OO
OO
OO
OO
OO
OO
OO
OO
OO
AUX6
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Cue Sheet
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ALLEN&HEATH MixWizard WZ 16:2 +48V
+48V
PAD
PAD
(LINE) 0
30
20
0
40 50 60 40
30
20
0
40 50 60 40
HPF
30
20
50 60 40
HPF
HF
0
40
30
20
50 60 40
HPF
HF
0
40
30
20
50
- 10 10
60 40
HPF
HF
0
30
20
50
- 10 10
60 40
HPF
HF
0
30
20
50
- 10 10
60 40
HPF
HF
0
30
20
50 60 40
HPF
HF
0
40
30
20
50 60 40
HPF
HF
0
40
30
20
50
- 10 10
60 40
HPF
HF
0
30
20
50 60 40
HPF
HF
0
40
30
20
50 60 40
HPF
HF
0
40
30
20
50 60 40
HPF
HF
0
40
30
20
50 60 40
HPF
HF
0
40
30
20
0
40 50 60 40
HPF
HF
(LINE)
GAIN - 10 10
30
20
1
+6
OO
+6
OO
+6
OO
+6
2
50
- 10 10
60 40
HPF
HF
OO
AUX
40
GAIN
HPF
HF
AUX
PAD
(LINE)
GAIN - 10 10
+48V
PAD
(LINE)
GAIN - 10 10
+48V
PAD
(LINE)
GAIN - 10 10
+48V
PAD
(LINE)
GAIN - 10 10
+48V
PAD
(LINE)
40
GAIN
+48V
PAD
(LINE)
GAIN - 10 10
+48V
PAD
(LINE)
GAIN - 10 10
+48V
PAD
(LINE)
40
GAIN
+48V
PAD
(LINE)
40
GAIN
+48V
PAD
(LINE)
40
GAIN
+48V
PAD
(LINE)
GAIN - 10 10
+48V
PAD
(LINE)
GAIN - 10 10
+48V
PAD
(LINE)
GAIN - 10 10
+48V
PAD
(LINE)
GAIN - 10 10
+48V
HF
3
AUX
ST2
4
-15 1k 700
HM
6k 15k
500Hz
-15
180
70
1k
HM
1k
-15
+15
15k
500Hz
-15
400
35Hz
180
HM
1k
-15
+15
15k
500Hz
-15
400
35Hz
180
HM
1k
-15
+15
15k
500Hz
-15
400
35Hz
180
HM
1k
-15
+15
15k
500Hz
-15
400
35Hz
6k
180
70
250
1k
HM
1k
-15
+15
500Hz
-15
400
35Hz
6k 15k
180
70
250
1k
HM
1k
-15
+15
15k
500Hz
-15
400
35Hz
6k
180
70
250
1k
HM
1k
-15
+15
15k
500Hz
-15
400
35Hz
6k
180
70
250
1k
HM
1k
-15
+15
15k
500Hz
-15
400
35Hz
180
HM
1k
-15
+15
15k
500Hz
-15
400
35Hz
6k
180
70
250
1k
HM
1k
-15
+15
15k
500Hz
-15
400
35Hz
180
HM
1k
-15
+15
15k
500Hz
-15
400
35Hz
6k
180
70
250
1k
HM
1k
-15
+15
15k
500Hz
-15
400
35Hz
180
HM
1k
-15
+15
15k
500Hz
-15
400
35Hz
180
HM
-15
+15
180
HM
-15
+15
500Hz
15k
180
70
+15 250
45
400 1k
6k
-15
250
35Hz
3k +15 4k
700
+15
45
LM
1k
15k
500Hz
-15
400 1k
-15
6k
70
250
35Hz
3k +15 4k
700
+15
45
LM
1k 6k
70
250
-15
3k +15 4k
700
+15
45
LM
1k 6k
70
250
-15
3k +15 4k
700
+15
45
LM
-15
3k +15 4k
700
+15
45
LM
1k 6k
70
250
-15
3k +15 4k
700
+15
45
LM
-15
3k +15 4k
700
+15
45
LM
1k 6k
70
250
-15
3k +15 4k
700
+15
45
LM
-15
3k +15 4k
700
+15
45
LM
-15
3k +15 4k
700
+15
45
LM
-15
3k +15 4k
700
+15
45
LM
-15
3k +15 4k
700
+15
45
LM
1k 6k
70
250
-15
3k +15 4k
700
+15
45
LM
1k 6k
70
250
-15
3k +15 4k
700
+15
45
LM
1k 6k
70
250
-15
3k +15 4k
700
+15
45
LM
-15
3k +15 4k
LM
1k
-15
+15
LEV
1
9
2
10
3
11
4
12
5
13
6
14
7
15
8
400
35Hz
PHONES
AUX
TO LR
+16 +9 +6 +3 0 -3 -6 -9 -12 -16 -20 -30
16 BANK
SEL LF
-15
LF
+15
-15
LF
+15
-15
LF
+15
-15
LF
+15
-15
LF
+15
-15
LF
+15
-15
LF
+15
-15
LF
+15
-15
LF
+15
-15
LF
+15
-15
LF
+15
-15
LF
+15
-15
LF
+15
-15
LF
+15
-15
LF
+15
ST1 / FX
L
LEV
+15
-15
R
PFL
+6
OO
0
OO
PHONES
MUTE PRE
PRE
AUX
PRE
AUX
1
AUX
1
+6
OO
AUX
AUX
AUX
3
3
+6
OO
AUX
3
+6
OO
+6
4
+6
OO
3
+6
OO
AUX
4
AUX
AUX
3
AUX
AUX
4
AUX
3
OO
AUX
4
AUX
AUX
3
+6
OO
4
AUX
3
+6
OO
AUX
AUX
4
AUX
3
+6
OO
4
AUX
3
+6
OO
AUX
AUX
4
AUX
3
+6
OO
AUX
4
AUX
3
+6
OO
AUX
4
AUX
3
+6
OO
AUX
4
AUX
+6
OO
AUX
4
+6
OO
AUX 1 OO
+4
OO
+4
OO
+4
1-2
AUX 2
AUX
3
2
AUX 3 3-4
AUX
+6
OO
AUX
4
+6
1
AUX
3
AUX
4
OO
2
+6
OO
AUX
3
+6
+6
OO
AUX 4
3
AUX
4
4
AUX 5
AUX +6
OO
+6
OO
POST PRE
AUX
AUX
5
AUX
AUX
6
+6
OO
6
+6
OO
POST
AUX
AUX
6
+6
OO
POST =
+6
PAN
6
+6
OO
POST =
+6
PAN
6
+6
OO
POST =
+6
+6
+6
+6
+6
+6
+6
PAN
+6
PAN
ST1 / FX
+6
ALL UP = LR
+4
OO
ALT LR OUT MONITOR
SINGLE FX DUAL FX AUX5 = 1-8 AUX6 = 9-16
=
PAN
ST2 M
POST =
PAN
+4
6
OO
POST =
OO
AUX
6
OO
POST =
+4
5
+6
OO
AUX
6
OO
POST =
PAN
AUX
6
OO
POST =
PAN
AUX
6
OO
POST =
PAN
AUX
6
OO
POST =
PAN
AUX
6
OO
POST =
PAN
AUX
6
OO
POST =
PAN
AUX
6
OO
POST =
PAN
AUX
AUX
6
OO
POST =
PAN
AUX
AUX
6
OO
POST =
PAN
AUX
6
AUX 6 OO
AUX
5
+6
OO
5-6
4
POST PRE
AUX
5
+6
OO
+6
OO
POST PRE
AUX
5
+6
OO
+6
OO
POST PRE
AUX
5
+6
OO
+6
OO
POST PRE
AUX
5
+6
OO
+6
OO
POST PRE
AUX
5
+6
OO
+6
OO
POST PRE
AUX
5
+6
OO
+6
OO
POST PRE
AUX
5
+6
OO
+6
OO
POST PRE
AUX
5
+6
OO
+6
OO
POST PRE
AUX
5
+6
OO
+6
OO
POST PRE
AUX
5
+6
OO
+6
OO
POST PRE
AUX
5
+6
OO
+6
OO
POST PRE
AUX
5
+6
OO
+6
OO
POST PRE
AUX
5
+6
OO
+6
OO
POST PRE
AUX
5
+6
OO
+6
OO
POST PRE
10
0
AUX OO
AUX
2
+6
OO
PRE
1
+6
OO
AUX
2
+6
OO
AUX
1
+6
OO
AUX
2
+6
OO
PRE
AUX
1
+6
OO
AUX
2
+6
OO
PRE
AUX
1
+6
OO
AUX
2
+6
OO
PRE
AUX
1
+6
OO
AUX
2
+6
OO
PRE
AUX
1
+6
OO
AUX
2
+6
OO
PRE
AUX
1
+6
OO
AUX
2
+6
OO
PRE
AUX
1
+6
OO
AUX
2
+6
OO
PRE
AUX
1
+6
OO
AUX
2
+6
OO
PRE
AUX
1
+6
OO
AUX
2
+6
OO
PRE
AUX
1
+6
OO
AUX
2
+6
OO
PRE
AUX
1
+6
OO
AUX
2
+6
OO
PRE
AUX
1
+6
OO
AUX
2
+6
OO
PRE
AUX
1
+6
OO
AUX
2
PRE
PAN
0
AB
AUX5 = 1-16
L
R
L
R
MUTE PFL
PK!
L
R
MUTE PFL
PK!
L
R
MUTE PFL
PK!
L
R
MUTE PFL
PK!
R
L
MUTE PFL
PK!
L
R
PFL
PK!
L
R
MUTE
MUTE
PFL
PK!
L
R
MUTE PFL
PK!
L
R
MUTE PFL
PK!
L
R
MUTE PFL
PK!
L
R
MUTE PFL
PK!
L
R
MUTE PFL
PK!
R
L
MUTE PFL
PK!
L
R
MUTE PFL
PK!
L
R
MUTE PFL
PK!
MUTE PFL
PK!
FACTORY PRESETS
+10
OO
SINGLE
L+R AUX 6
1 STAGE 2 ROOM
L
R
M
3 HALL 4 PLATE
SIG
SIG
SIG
SIG
SIG
SIG
SIG
SIG
SIG
SIG
SIG
SIG
SIG
SIG
SIG
5 CHAMBER
SIG
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
6 CATHEDRAL 7 ARENA
10
10
5
5
8 GATED REV 9 KARAOKE 10 PING PONG 11 CHORUS 12 SLAP+REV
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
15 CH+REV
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
1 STAGE
13 DLY+REV
0
0
5
5
10
10
20
20
30
30
OO
OO
14 ECHO+REV 16 PH+REV DUAL 2 ROOM 3 HALL 4 PLATE 5 CHAMBER
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
6 CATHEDRAL 7 ARENA 8 GATED REV 9 STAGE 10 ROOM
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
11 HALL 12 SLAP DLY 13 DELAY 14 ECHO
OO
OO
OO
OO
OO
OO
OO
OO
OO
OO
OO
OO
OO
OO
OO
OO
15 CHORUS 16 PHASER
AUX6
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