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Audio Inputs

Twist together

100V speaker line

1

2

3

Line Input
Female XLR
Socket

Twist together

Low Z Speaker feed

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2

3

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2

3

0V

Unbalanced Line Out (Rec Out)

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2

3

0V

Balanced Line Out

                 

**IMPORTANT

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If using a 100V line signal, you 
MUST set the attenuator to the 
highest setting (J1 + J5) 
BEFORE turning your TDS1 on 
for the first time.  There is a risk 
of damaging the input circuits if 
you ignore this advice.

 

INPUT ATTENUATOR

Link Out

Link In

J1 J2

J10

2V

J9

5V

J8

15V

J7

35V

J6

75V

J5

125V

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As shown in the drawing, 
the attenuator is selected 
(J1) and the unit set for a 
15V (J8) input signal. 
This might be typical of a 
low impedance loudspeaker where the signal is taken from directly across the loudspeaker. 
Always start with link in position J5 and move towards J10 to set a sensible volume with the 
gain control in mid position. LED 5 should flash faintly in sympathy with the input signal.

3 Hour Timer J17

Enabled Link=In

Line Fuse 100mA x2

Auto / Man 

Switch

Active 

LED

Power On/Off 

Indicator 

LED

100mA 

PowerSupply 

Fuse 20mm

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J10

J17

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Telephone 

Line In

Telephone 

Line Out

XLR Audio 

Input

Facilities 

Socket

Power 

In

PCB Layout

Drawing

NOTE: Not to scale. Drawn for clarity

100V

2V

VR1 Adjust 

Send Volume

FS2

FS1

FS5

LED 5 Compressor Control

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Summary of Contents for TDS1S/R

Page 1: ...is Manual before starting First of all plan your installation and decide where to fit your TDS1 It needs to be close to a telephone socket have mains power and an audio signal feed In MANual mode you...

Page 2: ...and the unit set for a 15V J8 input signal This might be typical of a low impedance loudspeaker where the signal is taken from directly across the loudspeaker Always start with link in position J5 an...

Page 3: ...th a male 3 pin XLR plug Wire the XLR plug according to the type of input signal as shown Note that pin 1 of the XLR connects to the case of the TDS1 unit and should be grounded at the source end The...

Page 4: ...d be able to talk to the other telephone as well Replace the handset on the telephone plugged into the TDS1 front panel You can unplug the telephone if you wish You should remain connected and be able...

Page 5: ...c mode Press switch to Hold Release a MANual call NOTES Pin 2 0V connection To make it easier to connect multiple return wires to pin 2 solder a thick length of wire onto the pin to extend it by 10 15...

Page 6: ...t only in terms of his local audience but also those now connected by land line Unlike a live audience who may be able to half hear even with the microphone turned off those listening in will hear not...

Page 7: ...o NOT replace with a larger fuse or permanent damage will be caused 2 Cuts Off Do not try to send too loud a signal down the telephone line otherwise this will be interpreted by the microprocessor as...

Page 8: ...t Capable of switching 80mA to 0V Remote LED 5V output via 470 Resistor REN 1 0 Approvals CE approved DOC Declaration Of Conformity Available on request ACCESSORIES Available to special order and at a...

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