Owners Manual
Table Of Contents
- 1 Overview
- 1.1 Introduction
- 1.2 About This Manual
- 1.3 What’s in the Box
- 1.3.1 What Else You Need
- 1.4 Companion PreSonus Products
- 2 Getting Started
- 2.1 Direct connect with a StudioLive Series III mixer
- 2.2 Direct connect with a StudioLive Series III rack mixer
- 2.3 Using an NSB-series Stage Box with Two or More Mixers
- 3 Gain Compensation
- 3.1 Remote Preamp Control (Console Mixers)
- 3.2 Remote Preamp Control (UC Surface)
- 4 Hookup
- 4.1 Front-Panel Connections
- 4.2 Left-panel Connections
- 4.3 Right-panel Connections
- 5 Technical Information
- 5.1 Specifications
- 6 Warranty
- 6.1 Warranty Information
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2 Getting Started
2.3 Using an NSB-series Stage Box with Two or More Mixers
NSB-Series Stageboxes
Owner’s Manual
2.3 Using an NSB-series Stage Box with Two or More Mixers
The same stage box can be used as a source for multiple mixers on the network.
This situation is common when there is a mixer at Front-of-House and another
mixer at Monitor Position. In this example, we will be using an NSB 8.8 to
add eight remote analog inputs to a StudioLive 32SX at front-of-house as
well as to add eight additional analog inputs to a StudioLive 24R configured
as a monitor mixer to provide a full 32-channel monitor mix solution.
Connect your network as shown below and power on your equipment.
Because the NSB-series stage boxes have an AVB switch onboard, you
can connect two different devices simultaneously to a single NSB stage
box. You also have the option of using a stand-alone AVB switch, like the
PreSonus SW5e. Either of the configurations below are supported.
StudioLive 32SX Digital Console Mixer
Rear View
StudioLive 24R Digital Console Mixer
Rear View
NSB 8.8 AVB Network Stagebox
Side View
StudioLive 32SX Digital Console Mixer
Rear View
StudioLive 24R Digital Console Mixer
Rear View
NSB 8.8 AVB Network Stagebox
Side View
SW5E AVB Switch