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Application example
The DCM-1 will find application in many types of premises, including shops, bars, hotels, schools, conference centres, offices,
etc.
A typical example using most of the Zone Mixer’s facilities is given below.
ZONE 5
ZONE 3
ZONE 2
ZONE 6
ZONE 8
ZONE 4
ZONE 7
ZONE 1
ZONE 5
ZONE 3
ZONE 2
ZONE 6
ZONE 8
ZONE 4
ZONE 7
ZONE 1
ZONE 5
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ZONE 2
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ZONE 8
ZONE 4
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PAGING MIC
PAGING ACCESS
CD PLAYER
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TUNER
FREEVIEW
RECIEVER
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AREA 2
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Example application
The diagram depicts a system where four possible music (or other audio) sources are made available to three or more zones
(areas). Only three are shown for clarity. Points to note:
Area 1 and Area 3 have remote control plates installed: an RSL-6 (music level and source) in Area 1 and an RL-1 (music
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level only) in Area 3. These are wired to the Music Control Ports for their respective zone outputs.
Area 1 also includes a DM-1 dual mic input plate, permitting microphones to be plugged in locally for PA purposes in that
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area. This is wired to Zone 1’s Facility Port.
Area 2 includes an LM-1 mic/line input plate, wired to Zone 2’s Facility Port. This would allow both a microphone and a
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portable stereo music source to be connected in that area. The LM-1 also provides music source and level control; note
that the LM-1 does not require a second connection to the Music Control Port to enable this.
Area 3 has a Cloud PM paging microphone, which would be used to originate voice messages to any of the other areas.
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The paging level to Area 3 (if required) would be adjusted on installation to be at a level that does not cause feedback.
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