DHS Systems TM 95263 00, Operation And Maintenance Manual

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SETUP AND CONNECT AUDIO OUTPUT DEVICES
Speaker Set-Up Instructions
The AVCS (MINI)’s audio feed can be connected to various audio devices. The system provides two XLR audio
output connectors. One of the connectors is designated for the included speaker. The additional XLR connector is
intended for use as an audio line out feed. The system will attach to any audio device which has a line level audio
input. Using adaptors, devices with different configurations of line level audio connectors can also be connected.
These devices include, but are not limited to, the following:
•
Audio Speaker Output
o
APS 25 Powered Amplified Speaker
(included)
o
COTS speaker systems
•
Audio Line Output
o
Laptop Computer
o
CD/ tape recorder
o
Remote Amplified speakers
o
Audio Amplifier
o
Radio Systems
o
VTC CODEC
NOTE
These are industry standard line level audio outputs. An audio amplifier is required for connecting
speakers without a built-in amplifier.
1. Locate the speaker in the ancillary equipment case.
2. Position the speaker (Figure 5, Item 1) in the desired location.
3. Obtain one XLR cable (Figure 5, Item 2) and connect the RCA jack end into the LINE IN jack on the speaker.
RGB 1 RG B 2
VIDEOOUT
RGB 1
RG B 3
RG B 2
RG B 4
CV 1
CV2
G ND.
11 0 AC ONLY
INPUT ONLY
EXT ERNAL
DEVICE
CT L. I PRESET
CT L. LAN TOUCH PANEL POT S LINE
PRO TECTI ON
LI NEA SPEAKER
AUDIOOUT CONTROL
VIDEOIN
AUDIOIN
WEIGHTRANGE
80-100 LBS.
HA RD IG G
FAULT
PRESEN T
LINE
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isobar
L INE 1
L INE 2 MIC 2
M IC 1
3
LINE A SPEAKER
AUDIO OUT
XLR
O N
O F F
to
LINE
IN
1
2
Figure 5. AVCS (MINI) AUDIO Output Connection.
4. Route the XLR cable so that it does not interfere with the flow of traffic in the Command Center.
5. Remove the dust cover from the XLR connector on the AUDIO OUT panel located on the rear of the AVCS
(MINI). Insert the XLR connection into the connector labeled SPEAKER (Figure 5, Item 3) and press to lock into
place.
END OF TASK