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SS 2.1 Term III Installation and Operation Manual

INSTALLATION

STEP 1: INSPECTION

Please examine your SS 2.1/Term III carefully for any damage that may have been
sustained during shipping.  If any is noted, please notify the shipper immediately and
retain the packaging for inspection by the shipper.  The package should contain the
SS 2.1/Term III, 9 vac@500-ma wall power transformer, manual, reversed modular
cable and “S9” 9-pin female D-Sub adapter.

STEP 2: SOURCE TERMINATION RESISTOR REMOVAL

Input sources that are not selected are terminated with a 10K 

Ω

load (1/4 watt max-

imum).  If you do not want this load applied across the deselected sources, it may be
removed from each channel.  Each channel has a pair of resistors. 

EXAMPLE: Channel 1, relays K1 A&B switches the signal; R1 & R2 are the 10K 

Ω

load resistors.  As delivered, all channels are configured with these resistors
installed.  To remove the load resistors from a channel, locate via the schematic the
proper resistors for that channel, cut its leads and discard the resistors.

STEP 3: BENCH TEST

Place each unit on a workspace and connect power to the unit.  Check to see if the
power LED is lit.  Connect an audio source to stereo input one and a monitoring
device to the output.  Select channel one and verify that audio is present.   Repeat
the process until each channel’s operation has been verified.  This would also be a
good time to set up the desired switch or jumper options.  

STEP 4: MOUNTING

Mount the unit on a rack shelf, such as the Broadcast Tools RA-1, allowing adequate
airflow for cooling.  The RA-1 is furnished with filler panels to cover open spaces.  

STEP 5: CONNECT YOUR EQUIPMENT

The SS 2.1/Term III interfaces to your equipment  (sources, loads and remote con-
trol) through removable screw terminals.  Follow the silk-screened legends for the
desired connections on the rear panel of the chassis.  Remove the connector and use
a small screwdriver to loosen each screw terminal, insert the stripped wire (18 to 26
gauge wire), tighten the screw and reinsert the connector.  Refer to the remote con-
trol connector-wiring chart on page 8.   

TB1 –>TB3

Typical I/O connector

I/O – Left

I/O + Left

Gnd

I/O – Right

I/O + Right

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Summary of Contents for SS 2.1/Terminal III

Page 1: ...ent Revisions of this information or new editions may be issued to incorporate such changes Broadcast Tools is a registered trademark of Broadcast Tools Inc Copyright 1989 2011 by Broadcast Tools Inc...

Page 2: ...Product Description 4 Features 4 Applications 4 Front Panel Description 5 Rear Panel Description 5 Installation Guidelines 5 Dip switch setup 5 Inspection 7 Removal of the source termination resistor...

Page 3: ...t in a hazardous condition WHO TO CONTACT FOR HELP If you have any questions regarding your product or you need assistance please con tact your distributor from whom you purchased this equipment If yo...

Page 4: ...by front panel switches and LED indicators contact closures 5 volt TTL CMOS logic levels and or the multi drop RS 232 serial port Removable screw terminals Euro are provided for audio and remote contr...

Page 5: ...ED illuminates when power is applied to the unit REAR PANEL DESCRIPTION Power Connect the 2 1mm barrel type power connector into the unit and the 9 vac 500 ma wall transformer into a 120 Vac 50 60 Hz...

Page 6: ...onnected to the SS 2 1 Term III be looped through ferrite cores to suppress RF Surge protection with RF filtering such as the Tripp Lite ISOBAR 4 is also suggested for the power transformer The purcha...

Page 7: ...hannel cut its leads and discard the resistors STEP 3 BENCH TEST Place each unit on a workspace and connect power to the unit Check to see if the power LED is lit Connect an audio source to stereo inp...

Page 8: ...anel switches are brought out through the rear panel remote control con nector providing a means of controlling the SS 2 1 Term III from a remote point These digital inputs may be a momentary or susta...

Page 9: ...witches NOTE This switch is NOT associated with any of the remote control functions JP3 NO Brings the N O contact for K4 out to the remote control terminal NC Brings the N C contact for K4 out to the...

Page 10: ...SS 2 1 III Term may be cascaded serially to operate from the same serial port The first step is to assign ID s to each SS 2 1 III Term One suggestion is to assign ID1 to the first SS 2 1 III Term and...

Page 11: ...omentary switches Remote Momentary or sustained compatible with 5 volts CMOS TTL logic open collector or contact closures to ground Serial Multi drop RS 232 Receive only 1200 or 2400 9600 19200 38400...

Page 12: ...NO OTHER WARRANTIES OR REMEDIES TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BYAPPLICABLE LAW BROADCAST TOOLSAND ITS SUPPLIERS DISCLAIMALL OTHER WARRANTIES EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO IM...

Page 13: ...ne at www broadcasttools com Copyright 1989 2011 by Broadcast Tools Inc All Rights Reserved SS 2 1 III Term LT AES SOURCE Console Automation etc AES Input 1 AES Output LT LT Processing AES Input 2 EAS...

Page 14: ...ley WA 98284 360 854 9559 Fax 360 854 9479 Visit us online at www broadcasttools com Copyright 1989 2011 by Broadcast Tools Inc All Rights Reserved SS 2 1 III Term OUT OUT RT LT SOURCE Console Automat...

Page 15: ...360 854 9559 Fax 360 854 9479 Visit us online at www broadcasttools com Copyright 1989 2011 by Broadcast Tools Inc All Rights Reserved SS 2 1 III Term LT AES SOURCE Console Automation etc AES Input 1...

Page 16: ...pplication 131 State Street Sedro Woolley WA 98284 360 854 9559 Fax 360 854 9479 Visit us online at www broadcasttools com Copyright 1989 2011 by Broadcast Tools Inc All Rights Reserved SS 2 1 III Ter...

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