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AUDAC MWX65, User Manual & Installation Manual

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Index

Introduction 

        5 

Precautions 

        6 

Chapter 

1: 

Overview 

of 

MWX65 

     8 

 

Overview 

front 

panel 

      8 

 Front 

panel 

description      9 

 Overview 

rear 

panel 

      11 

Chapter 

2: 

Quick 

start 

guide 

     12 

Chapter 3: Installing, connecting & configuring 

 

 

14 

 

Installing 

       14 

 Connecting 

       15 

 Configuring 

       18 

Chapter 

4: 

Using 

the 

MWX65 

     21 

Chapter 

5: 

Technical 

specifications 

    25 

Chapter 

6: 

Notes 

       27

Summary of Contents for MWX65

Page 1: ...MWX65 User manual Installation guide All in one wall panel www audac eu ...

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Page 3: ...iew front panel 8 Front panel description 9 Overview rear panel 11 Chapter 2 Quick start guide 12 Chapter 3 Installing connecting configuring 14 Installing 14 Connecting 15 Configuring 18 Chapter 4 Using the MWX65 21 Chapter 5 Technical specifications 25 Chapter 6 Notes 27 ...

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Page 5: ...s the possibility to connect a microphone and a stereo line input source The MWX65 wall panel should be connected using UTP FTP CAT5E or better twisted pair cabling The following functions of the zone can be controlled Volume within a range of 0dB to 70 dB Input source selection Mute unmute Bass within a range of 14dB to 14dB Treble within a range og 14dB to 14dB The microphone input on the wall p...

Page 6: ...ING OR SPLASHING LIQUID DO NOT INSTALL THIS UNIT NEAR ANY HEAT SOURCES SUCH AS RADIATORS OR OTHER APPARATUS THAT PRODUCE HEAT DO NOT PLACE THIS UNIT IN ENVIRONMENTS WHICH CONTAIN HIGH LEVELS OF DUST HEAT MOISTURE OR VIBRATION THIS UNIT IS DEVELOPED FOR INDOOR USE ONLY DO NOT USE IT OUTDOORS ONLY USE ATTACHMENTS ACCESSORIES SPECIFIED BY THE MANUFACTURER DON T MAKE OR CHANGE ANY CONNECTIONS WHILE TH...

Page 7: ...C EQUIPMENT WEEE The WEEE marking indicates that this product should not be disposed with regular houshold waste at the end of its working life This regulation is created to prevent any possible harm to the environment or human health This product is developed and manufactured with high quality materials and components which can be recycled and or reused Please dispose of this product at your loca...

Page 8: ...while an XLR connector is used for connecting balanced microphones Each input is accomodated with a push lock gain control potentiometer and a clip indicator LED A big rotatable function selection push dial is provided below the LCD display 2 5 Graphic color LCD display Rotatable function selection dial Unbalanced line Balanced microphone input Push lock gain control potentiometer with clip indica...

Page 9: ...y pressing them Above every potentiometer is a clipping indicator LED provided which illuminates when clipping of the input signal occurs When this LED is lit the signal is distorted and the level should be reduced by turning back the potentiometer The sensitivity for the line and microphone input can be adjusted within a range of 0dB and dB Balanced microphone input A microphone can be connected ...

Page 10: ...he big rotatable dial enables you to control all functions and settings of the wall panel by just three simple actions rotate left rotate right and push Actions such as browsing between the zones increasing the volume audio source selection can be done by rotating the dial left and right Actions such as selection and deselection toggle settings can be done by pressing the knob ...

Page 11: ...ting the RS485 databus A detailed description of how the MWX65 should be connected can be found in the chapter 3 of this user manual The jumper for terminating the databus should always be placed when only one wall panel is connected to the databus and is always provided and placed upon delivery 8 pin terminal block connector RS485 bus termination jumper ...

Page 12: ...f the equipment Make sure the power is switched off while connecting and verify correct connection method before powering on Connect the MWX65 wall panel to the matrix system with a twisted pair CAT5E or better cabling with a maximum cable length of 300 meters Make sure the MWX65 is connected to one of the wall panel inputs on the rear side of the MTX It should be patched to the input of the zone ...

Page 13: ...ed to the corresponding wall panel Now the zone which should be controlled and the selectable inputs need to be selected The zone can be selected by the dropdown list This can be done in the user interface with the two dropdown lists When the zone or input is selected it automatically appears inside the listbox To remove a zone or input from the listbox select the desired zone or input in the list...

Page 14: ...allation box allows flush mount installation in any kind of hollow wall such as gypsum wood or any other material with a plate thickness between 7 mm and 25 mm The WB50 FS installation box allows flush mount installation through mortar in stone or concrete surfaces For surface mount installation wall boxes WB50 B and WB50 W are available The wall panel should be fixed into the installation box by ...

Page 15: ...anel WP inputs are available Two for each zone Make sure the MWX65 wall panels are connected to the right zone whereto the audio inputs should be linked Below is the cable connections when using one MWX65 on a single wall panel input MTX PI Port PINOUT RS485 Digital Audio 24V DC Pin 1 White Orange MWX65 Pin 2 Orange MWX65 Pin 3 White Green 24V DC Pin 4 Blue RS485 A Pin 5 White Blue RS485 B Pin 6 G...

Page 16: ...D Pin 7 White Brown Not used Pin 8 Brown Not used Second MWX65 connector PINOUT Pin 1 Brown Not used Pin 2 White Brown Not used Pin 3 White Green 24V DC Pin 4 Blue RS485 A Pin 5 White BlueRS485 B Pin 6 Green GND Pin 7 White Orange MWX65 Pin 8 Orange MWX65 1 ATTENTION Making or changing any connections while powered on can lead to permanent damage of the equipment Make sure the power is switched of...

Page 17: ...IN WP AUDAC LINE IN MIC IN AUDAC LINE IN MIC IN CLIP PAGING Zone 8 Line 5 Line 4 Line 3 Line 6 Mic 1 Mic 2 14 9 PHANTOM GAIN 50 0 MTX88 AUDAC Caution Only use fuses of the same type Warning Do not expose this equipment to rain or moisture GAIN MID 15 15 HIGH 15 15 LOW 15 15 MID 15 15 HIGH 15 15 LOW 15 15 PHANTOM GAIN 50 0 AC Input 100 240V 50 60Hz Fuse T1AL 250V ETHERNET RS 232 WP GND R R GND L L ...

Page 18: ...ion There you choose MWX65 A window is shown where all the configuration settings for the MWX65 can be made On the left side a dropdown list is visible whereby the address for the MWX65 can be selected The addresses can be selected between W001 to W008 After the desired address is selected click the Set Address button and the displays on all the MWX65 will start blinking Confirm the address of the...

Page 19: ...be removed again from this listbox by selecting them and clicking the Remove Input button 4 Certain actions such as Volume Change Input change Mute Tone control and settings can be disabled from the wall panel by checking the checkboxes 5 The microphone input has the possibility to provide 12V phantom power for powering condenser microphones The phantom power can be switched ON and OFF by clicking...

Page 20: ...t checked 7 When the settings are made press the Save to Wallpanel button and the settings will be send to the selected MWX65 wall panel Previously made settings can be retrieved from the wall panel by clicking the Load from Wallpanel button Hereby the settings which are stored in the wall panel will be displayed in this window making it possible to make any changes to the current settings ...

Page 21: ...orresponding zone The main screen provides an overview of the functions which can be controlled for the zone it is connected and configured to Settings such as Volume control Input signal selection Mute and Tone control can be made for the corresponding zone On the left side of the display are all the possible settings displayed and scrolling between the settings can be done by rotating the select...

Page 22: ... the desired level press the dial again for scrolling between the settings You can select the input source by rotating the dial till Input illuminates When Input is lit you can push this button and you will be redirected to the input selection window This window shows all configured input channels which can be selected You can scroll through the inputs by rotating the selection dial and the desire...

Page 23: ...toggle between Mute and Unmute The other settings which can be changed to the zone is the two band tone control The tone control can be activated by selecting the Bass and Treble buttons and the adjustment of the tone control works with a fader just as the volume control You can increase and decrease the high and low tones the same way as adjusting the volume by simply rotating the selection dial ...

Page 24: ... Phantom the 12V DC phantom power to the microphone input on the wall panel can be enabled and disabled The Backlight option enables you to adjust the backlight intensity for the LCD display and with the Screensaver option the desired time before the sceensaver shows up can be set Info shows some more information about the wallpanel and the current software version When all the settings are set to...

Page 25: ...differential Dual mono Inputs Unbalanced Stereo Connector RCA Sensitivity 1W 1m 50 dBV 15 dBV THD N 1 kHz 0 1 Signal Noise 75 dB Balanced Microphone Connector XLR female Sensitivity 1W 1m 12 dBV 12 dBV THD N 1 kHz 0 05 Signal Noise 85 dB Phantom Power 12 V DC software enabling Cabling CAT5 up to 300 meter ...

Page 26: ...ures Dimensions 153 x 94 x 45 mm W x H x D Built in depth 37 mm Weight 0 210 kg Construction ABS Colours Black RAL9005 MWX65 B White RAL9010 WMX65 W Optional accessories WB50 Surface mount installation box B or W WB50 FG Flush mount installation box for hollow wall WB50 FS Flush mount installation box for stone concrete wall ...

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