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Specifications

Rated Output Levels

Bal Out

+4 dBu or -50 dBu (switch selected)

Line Out

0 dBu

Frequency Response

+/- 

1

dB 20 Hz to 20 kHz 

Distortion at Rated Output

Less than .5% 

Headroom

1

0 dB

MIC Input Equivalent Input Noise 

-

1

23 dBV (

1

50 ohms source, 22 Hz - 22 kHz)

MIC Input Sensitivity 

300 uV for rated output

MIC Input Impedance

600 ohms

Aux Input Signal-to-Noise

-75 dB  (Ref to rated output level, 22 Hz - 22 kHz) 

Aux Input Sensitivity

70 mV for rated output

Aux Input Impedance 

1

0k ohms

Bal/Out Output Impedance

1

40 ohms (+4 dBu positions) 

Bal/Out Nominal Load Impedance

600 ohms

Line Out Output Impedance

50 ohms 

Line Out Nominal Load Impedance

600 ohms

Crosstalk (adjacent channels)

Better than -90 dB 

Phantom Power

+

1

2V DC

Output Level Meter (Bar Graph)

+3, 0, -3, -8, -

1

2 dB

MIC Input Clipping LED

-29 dBV  (35mV)

Controls

4 MIC controls

1

AUX control

1

MASTER control

1

POWER switch

4 Phantom Power switches
BAL/OUT Output Level switch

Temperature Range

-

1

0 to +48

o

C;

1

4 to 

1

20

o

F

Power Consumption

1

20V AC, 60 Hz, .03A

Dimensions

11

3

/

8

" W x 2

7

/

8

" H x 7

3

/

4

" D

Shipping Weight

4 lb.

12

Contents

Page

INTRODUCTION & INSTALLATION ..........................................................................................3

Introduction ..........................................................................................................................................................3
Installation..............................................................................................................................................................3

PANEL DESCRIPTIONS ..................................................................................................................4

Front Panel ............................................................................................................................................................4
Rear Panel..............................................................................................................................................................4

INPUT CONNECTIONS ..............................................................................................................5-6

Microphone Inputs ..............................................................................................................................................5
Phantom Power ....................................................................................................................................................5
Microphone Cable Wiring..................................................................................................................................6
AUX IN ..................................................................................................................................................................6

OUTPUT CONNECTIONS..........................................................................................................7-8

BAL/OUT to Balanced Input of Other Equipment......................................................................................7
BAL/OUT to Microphone Input of Other Equipment................................................................................7
LINE OUT..............................................................................................................................................................8

BRIDGING MIXERS..........................................................................................................................9

Bridging Connections..........................................................................................................................................9

OPERATION....................................................................................................................................

1

0

Power ..................................................................................................................................................................

1

0

MIC Gain Control..............................................................................................................................................

1

0

AUX Gain Control............................................................................................................................................

1

0

Clip Indicator......................................................................................................................................................

1

0

Master Gain Control ........................................................................................................................................

1

0

Output Level Meter ..........................................................................................................................................

1

0

AUDIO SYSTEM LEVEL ................................................................................................................

11

Setting System Levels........................................................................................................................................

11

SPECIFICATIONS ..........................................................................................................................

1

2

LIMITED WARRANTY ..................................................................................................................

1

3

Summary of Contents for CAM2

Page 1: ...CAM2 Mixer Pre Amplifier Installation and Use Manual 2003 Bogen Communications Inc All rights reserved Specifications subject to change 54 2039 01C Printed in Korea 0306 ...

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Page 3: ...iring 6 AUX IN 6 OUTPUT CONNECTIONS 7 8 BAL OUT to Balanced Input of Other Equipment 7 BAL OUT to Microphone Input of Other Equipment 7 LINE OUT 8 BRIDGING MIXERS 9 Bridging Connections 9 OPERATION 10 Power 10 MIC Gain Control 10 AUX Gain Control 10 Clip Indicator 10 Master Gain Control 10 Output Level Meter 10 AUDIO SYSTEM LEVEL 11 Setting System Levels 11 SPECIFICATIONS 12 LIMITED WARRANTY 13 ...

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Page 5: ...or excessive moisture Unpacking Your unit was carefully checked before leaving the factory Inspect the shipping container and the unit carefully for indications of improper handling If the unit has been damaged make an immediate claim to the distributor from whom it was purchased If it was shipped to you notify the transportation company and place a claim Power Grounding The AC line cord has a thr...

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Page 7: ...C input Microphones come in two basic types Dynamic and Electret Condenser When using Dynamic microphones set the PHANTOM switch for that microphone input to OFF When using an Electret Condenser microphone set the PHANTOM switch to ON Elecret Condenser microphones require a DC voltage to power their internal circuitry When the PHANTOM switch is set to ON the microphone input will supply a DC volta...

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Page 9: ...to the 4dB position This position provides the larger output voltages relative to the smaller microphone output signals required by other equipment BAL OUT to Microphone Input of Other Equipment It is sometimes necessary to feed the CAM2 output to the microphone input of anoth er piece of equipment However the signal level of the CAM2 s output must be at a volt age level compatible with microphone...

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Page 11: ...parallel to allow units to be easily daisy chained together The Bridging connectors provide access to the internal mix bus of each CAM2 When bridged together the output of any of the CAM2 units can be used as the output to other equipment because the same output signal is present on each unit s output However master volume control for all of the mixers will be the MASTER control on the CAM2 whose ...

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Page 13: ...ered For instance the individual input control should not be set so high that it requires the MAS TER control to be set near zero to keep the output signal level out of the red There has to be a reasonable amount of control range to the MASTER control to make it useful In this case it is a good idea to reduce the level of the individual input control so that the MASTER control can be rotated over ...

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Page 15: ...CHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE HEREBY DISCLAIMED AND EXCLUDEDTO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT ALLOWABLE BY LAW Bogen s liability arising out of the manufacture sale or supplying of products or their use or disposition whether based upon warranty contract tort or otherwise shall be limited to the price of the product In no event shall Bogen be liable for special inciden tal or consequent...

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