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User guide DMX-66  

 

 

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Table of contents 

 
Introductions ....................................................................................................................................................... 3 

Safety instructions .............................................................................................................................................. 3 

Scope of delivery ................................................................................................................................................ 3 

Explanation and description of the DMX-66 ....................................................................................................... 4 

 

Section 1 (user) 

Operation of the DMX-66 in user mode .............................................................................................................. 5

 

 

Section 2 (qualified personnel) 

Installing the software ......................................................................................................................................... 5 

Programming the DMX-66 .................................................................................................................................. 6 

Detailed description of the automatic mixer...................................................................................................... 10 

Technical specifications .................................................................................................................................... 12 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for DMX-66

Page 1: ...User guide DMX 66 October 2018 Audio Vertriebs Entwicklungsgesellschaft mbH DMX 66 Digital Mixer with 6 mic line inputs and 6 outputs User Guide ...

Page 2: ...ns 3 Scope of delivery 3 Explanation and description of the DMX 66 4 Section 1 user Operation of the DMX 66 in user mode 5 Section 2 qualified personnel Installing the software 5 Programming the DMX 66 6 Detailed description of the automatic mixer 10 Technical specifications 12 ...

Page 3: ...rds for communication and interaction DMX 66 supports TCP IP UDP RTSP and RTMP streaming protocols Safety Instructions Located inside the unit are hazardous voltages Do not remove the cover Internal modifications or service work should only be conducted by qualified service personnel The DMX 66 comes with an approved power cable At one end of this cable is a three pronged AC power connector IEC pl...

Page 4: ...Inputs Volume control LED for Signal GAIN control USB connection Forward Play Rewindf Volume control Display MP3 Player Switch Mic CD MP3 Bass Treble Volume Value Preset Parameter Display Power switch Power supply Ethernet connection USB connection 6 Outputs 6 Inputs DIP Switch Mic Lo Mic Hi Line 48V DIRECT Out Output Rec Control CD for input sensitivity Input CD Control 6dB DIP Switch CD On Out ...

Page 5: ...f the master volume By turning the volume value control the master volume will be increase or decreased Select Preset By turning the preset control the desired preset is selected Note The volume control in user mode is restricted in order to prevent operating errors If the protection is activated the volume and preset selection is adjusted by pressing and then turning Section 2 The following modif...

Page 6: ...e control LED for Signal GAIN control USB connection Forward Play Rewind Volume control Display MP3 Player Switch Mic CD MP3 Bass Treble Volume Value Preset Parameter Display Power switch Power supply Ethernet connection USB connection 6 Outputs 6 Inputs DIP Switch Mic Lo Mic Hi Line 48V DIRECT Out Output Rec Control CD for input sensitivity Input CD Control 6dB DIP Switch CD On Out ...

Page 7: ...cture appears In the menu bar you find under File and Setup details for handling the program Specify the type of the device and confirm by pressing OK Then appears this window Press with the left mouse bottom Setup Then appears this window Click Remote Server and then OK Now you are connected with the device Note If you use a DHPC router connection make sure that the IP number of the router is cor...

Page 8: ...rammer to change the volume at the input Clipping indicator Peak level indicator On Out Parametric EQ Lowpass highpass filter Automixer On Out Threshold dB Hold time ms Fader Level setting Selecting Hold time ms NOM Gain On Out Reducing the level when microphones are activated simultaneously Attenuation Priority Noise Gate On Out Matrix On Out Level setting dB Hum filter 160 Hz ...

Page 9: ... the highpass lowpass filters Band Selection Filter Type Frequency Hz Frequency Hz Gain dB Slope dB Oct Bandwidth oct Equalizer Copy Filter Copy Delay m Parametric EQ Lowpass Highpass filter Graphic EQ Threshold dB Ratio Post Gain dB Attack Time ms Release Time ms Insert On Out Clipping Peak Level On Out Level setting Input option for programmer to change the volume at the output On Out ...

Page 10: ...ideally suited for applications such as churches board rooms conference rooms or courtrooms Gating The automixer unit controls the microphone s state as following If the RMS level is above the current adaptive threshold the microphone s state is open i e the block applies no attenuation to the signal If the RMS level is below the current adaptive threshold the microphone s state is attenuated i e ...

Page 11: ...channel NOM GAIN Rule Priority has relevance to assign preference on opening channels Compatibly with the actual number of open microphones the channels with higher priority will be opened before of the lowest ones It does not mean strictly that microphones with higher priority can override ones with lower priority Generally each time two or more channels must be opened priority level is used to g...

Page 12: ...3dB 160 Hz bis 20 kHz Frequency response LINE 3dB 40 Hz bis 20 kHz Input protections radio frequency interference RFI transient voltage spikes external overvoltage Analog outputs Number of balanced outputs 6 1 Phoenix 3 5 mm connector Number of unbalanced outputs 1 RCA connector Dynamik range 120 dB A weighted Residual noise of output driver 100 dBu 20 Hz 20 kHz Nominal level balanced output 0 dBu...

Page 13: ...HD 94 dB 1 kHz 0 dBFS Delay time 0 58 ms Oversampling factor 512 Fs Digital Processing Input Highpass lowpass filter Butterworth filter type with adjustable anti hum anti rumble and more cutting frequency and selectable slope 12 24 48 dB Octave 5 parametric equalizuer PEQ Frequency 20 Hz 20 kHz Gain 15 dB 15 dB Bandwidth 0 01 6 oct Noise Gate Threshold 80 dBFS 0 dBFS Hold time 100 ms 10 s Automix ...

Page 14: ...atil R 1 1 R 20 1 Post Gain 20 dB 20 dB Attack Time 1 ms 250 ms Release Time 10 ms 2500 ms Limiter Threshold fixed at 0 dBFS Delay 0 m 35 m 0 ms 100 ms Phase control 0 180 Output level 100 dB 10 dB Master level 100 dB 10 dB Data connections Rear panel ETHERNET 802 3 Wi Fi 802 11 USB 2 0 Display LCD 20 characters x 2 lines PSU Module AC range 230 VAC 10 Input frequency 47 Hz to 67 Hz Power consumpt...

Page 15: ...hts of third parties that may result from its use No license is granted by implication or otherwise under any patent or patent rights of AVE mbH Specifications mentioned in this publication are subject to change without notice This publication supersedes and replaces all information previously supplied AVE mbH products are not authorized for use as critical components in life support devices or sy...

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