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H HP P6 60 0
Six-C Channe el Head dphone Mixin ng Syst tem
User r’s Manu ual
Ver rsion 1.0 0
© 2007, PreSon nus Audio Elec ctronics, Inc.
All Rights Reserved d.
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PRESONUS LIMITED WARRANTY PreSonus Audio Electronics Inc. warrants this product to be free of defects in material and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of original retail purchase. This warranty is enforceable only by the original retail purchaser. To be protected by this warranty, the purchaser must complete and return the enclosed warranty card within 14 days of purchase. During the warranty period PreSonus shall, at its sole and absolute option, either repair or repl
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 OVERVIEW 1.1 Introduction .......................................................................................... 1 1.2 Features ............................................................................................... 2 1.3 What is in the Box ................................................................................ 3 2 OPERATION 2.1 Quick Start Up ...................................................................................... 4
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OVERVIEW 1.1 INTRODUCTION Thank you for purchasing the PreSonus HP60 Six-Channel Headphone Mixing System. PreSonus Audio Electronics has designed the HP60 utilizing high-grade components to ensure optimum performance that will last a lifetime. We believe the HP60 to be an exceptional sounding unit and an exceptional value. We encourage you to contact us at 1-800-750-0323 with any questions or comments you may have regarding your PreSonus equipment. PreSonus Audio Electronics is comm
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OVERVIEW 1.2 FEATURES The PreSonus HP60 is the most flexible and advanced headphone mixing system designed for the professional and project recording studio. The HP60 features dual stereo inputs and external input for each channel -- allowing the user to mix between three stereo audio streams (mix A, mix B & external input). Stereo output is also available on each channel to send line level headphone channel mixes to additional headphone amplifiers or monitor systems. Each channel fea
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OVE ERVIE EW 1.3 W WHAT IS IN THE BOX Your HP P60 package e contains th he following: • PreSon nus HP60 • HP60 U User’s Manu ual v1.0 • 6’ Stan ndard IEC P Power Cable • PreSon nus Warrant ty Card 3
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OPERATION 2.1 QUICK START GUIDE The goal of the HP60 Quick-Start guide is to help get your HP60 connected to your system as quickly as possible. The following step-by-step instructions are based on a common studio environment. Your actual setup may change based on your needs and applications. Connect the Power 1) Turn every knob on the HP60’s front panel completely counterclockwise (left). 2) Connect the included IEC power cable to the HP60’s power input connector and to the app
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OPERATION External Input connection 10) For each of the headphone channels, connect the artist’s instrument direct out from your DAW or Mixer to the Stereo Ext. In connection on their respective channels. (For Example: If a vocalist is on headphone channel 5, take the direct output of their vocals from your DAW or Mixer and connect it to the channel 5 Stereo Ext. In. Likewise, if a guitar player is on headphone channel 2, take the direct output of their guitar from your DAW or Mix
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OPERATION 2.2 SAMPLE HOOKUP DIAGRAM 6
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CONTROLS & CONNECTIONS 3.1 FRONT PANEL LAYOUT The front panel of the HP60 is divided into two sections: the Master Input Controls and the six numbered Headphone Channel Controls. 3.1.1 Master Input Controls • Input A & Input B. These knobs control the input levels of the Input A and Input B (Mix A & Mix B) inputs on the rear of the chassis into the HP60. These two mixes can be separately mixed together on each headphone output channel. • Talkback Level. This knob con
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CONTROLS & CONNECTIONS 3.1.2 Headphone Channels: Level Controls • Ext In. The external in knob controls the input level and amount of the Stereo Ext. In on the rear of the chassis for the channel. • Mono. When the Mono button is pressed, the Stereo Ext. In will act as a mono input – summing the signals from the TIP and the RING of the ¼” connection. • Mix. The Mix knob controls the amount of each of the two mixes A & B for the channel. As the knob is turned counterclockwise
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CONTROLS & CONNECTIONS 3.2 BACK PANEL LAYOUT The back panel of the HP60 is divided into four sections: Power, the six numbered Headphone Channels, Talkback and Inputs A & B. 3.2.1 Power Power. The Power switch turns the HP60 on and off. The ‘ | ’ down is the ON position. IEC Power Input. The HP60’s power input connection accepts a standard IEC plug and is rated for either 100-120 VAC or 220-230 VAC, depending upon the country it is purchased in. Please check with your l
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CONTROLS & CONNECTIONS 3.2.2 Headphone Channels: Rear Connections • Stereo Ext. In. The Stereo External In jack accepts a stereo ¼” TRS plug and is used for connecting a third, channel-specific Mix. This is commonly used for a direct input of the artist’s instrument – allowing the channel’s Ext. In knob to act as a “more me” control. • Stereo Out. The Stereo Out jack carries a line-level copy of the channel’s headphone mix and is commonly used for connecting to additional headp
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CONTROLS & CONNECTIONS 3.2.3 Talkback • External Control. The External Control jack accepts a ¼” TS plug and is used for connecting a footswitch to control the ON / OFF toggle of the External Mic. • MIC. The MIC input accepts a balanced XLR input and is used for connecting a dynamic microphone to be used as the talkback microphone with the HP60’s Talkback Communication System. 11
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CONTROLS & CONNECTIONS 3.2.4 Mix Inputs • Left (mono). The Left jack accepts a ¼” balanced TRS plug and is used for the left input of the stereo pair. This jack should be used alone when connecting a mono source as the Mix’s Input. • Right. The Right jack accepts a ¼” balanced TRS plug and is used for the right input of the stereo pair carrying the Mix’s signal. 12
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TECHNICAL INFORMATION 4.1 SPECIFICATIONS Audio Inputs Dynamic Microphone Input Type ........................................................................................ XLR Female Balanced Input Impedance ............................................................................................. 1200Ω Maximum Gain .................................................................................................. 50dB Maximum Input Level .....................................
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TECHNICAL INFORMATION Internal Linear Power Supply Type ....................................................................................................................... IEC Input Voltage Range ................................... 100-120 VAC or 220-230 VAC (factory set) Power Requirements (continuous) .................................................................... 30 Watts Physical Package Type ................................................................ 1U Ste
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TECHNICAL INFORMATION 4.2 TROUBLESHOOTING If you experience any problems with your HP60, please try the following before contacting PreSonus Customer Support: 1) Check our Web site at www.PreSonus.com for answers to frequently asked questions and for troubleshooting techniques specific to the HP60. 2) Power cycle and disconnect / reconnect your HP60 power cable. 3) Check your connection cables and audio source(s). 4) Check your headphones. 5) Isolate the problem to your HP60 by disco
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