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3

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at an input voltage of approx. 3 Vpeak the protection circuit reacts and tries continuously to re-start!
The protect-LED blinks with the same frequency.

-

Repeat the test with f = 14 Hz; the power amplifier should not switch off.

5.8 HF-PROTECTION CIRCUIT TEST

Caution:

 it is mandatory to drive the power amplifier without load resistors connected.

Drive the power amplifier with a +20 dBu sine burst signal (40 mS ON, 960 mS OFF) 

f = 100 kHz

 applied to

each channel at a time. The protection circuit should react. The power amplifier tries to re-start continuously.
The PROTECT LED blinks with the same frequency.
Repeat the test with 

f = 50 kHz

; the power amplifier should not switch off.

5.9 LED INDICATOR TEST
apply a 1 kHz sine signal and increase its level. At approximately -30 dBu the SIGNAL LEDs should light and
at about +4 dBu the LIMIT LEDs light.

6. Level channel A & B

6.1 

 

voltage amplification

unit

input

U(E)

test point

U(A)

load resist.

test freq.

Force

CH. A/B

0.9dBu

SPEAKER A/B

42.4V

1kHz

Force

CH. A

0.9dBu

BRIDGED OUT

84.8V

1kHz

Eliminator

CH. A/B

0.5dBu

SPEAKER A/B

49V

1kHz

Eliminator

CH. A

0.5dBu

BRIDGED OUT

98V

1kHz

6.2 MAXIMUM INPUT LEVEL: U (E) = +21 dBu

7. GROUND LIFT switch

the circuit ground (at the input or the output connector) is measured versus the common ground of the
enclosure (contact at the ground terminal, located on the rear panel - or common ground of the mains cord).
position of the switch:

GROUNDED

: R = 0 

UNGROUNDED 

: R = 5 

8. Amplitudes - non-linearities

-

testing with load resistor 8 

, dual mode

-     MDW = 80 kHz

measuring

at nomonal output

remark

Force

Eliminator

THD+N ( f = 1kHz )

<0.05%

<0.05%

IMD-SMPTE

<0.08%

<0.08%

60Hz, 7kHz

DIM 30

<0.03%

<0.03%

3.15kHz, 15kHz

9. frequency response

the frequency response is linear. (please mind the cut-off frequencies)

low cut-off frequency

high cut-off frequency

-3dB

fl < 10Hz

fh = 85kHz

-1dB

fl = 13Hz

fh = 45kHz

10. factory default

BRIDGED MODE

 switch se to 

NORMAL

INPUT ROUTING

 switch set to 

DUAL/STEREO

LEVEL

 controls set at their clockwise margin

Summary of Contents for Eliminator Monitor

Page 1: ...SERVICE MANUAL...

Page 2: ...vice Instructions Warranty Technical specifications Measuring data Bill of materials Spare parts plan Circuit diagrams Electro Voice 600 Cecil Street Buchanan Michigan 49107 Phone 616 695 6831 Fax 616...

Page 3: ...into your outlet consult an electrican for replacement of the absolete outlet 1 Security regulations as stated in the EN 60065 VDE 0860 IEC 65 and the CSA E65 94 have to be obeyed when servicing the a...

Page 4: ...Product repair or replacement and return to the customer are the only remedies provided to the customer Electro Voice shall not be liable for any incidental or consequential damages including without...

Page 5: ...ltage Gain at 1kHz 34dB 35dB Slew Rate at 1kHz 25V s 30V s Power Consumption at 1 8 maximum output power 4 690W 870W Input Sensitivity at rated output power 4 1kHz 0dBu 775mV THD at rated output power...

Page 6: ...IAS A 2 15V 2 LIM Out B 3 BIAS A 3 LIM B Switch 3 Standby via RC 4 FAN Voltage 4 15V 4 Standby LED 5 Vcc 5 AGND 5 Vss 6 BIAS B 6 Speaker Out A 6 Vss 7 BIAS B 7 Relais Protect 7 n c 8 Temp Heatsink 8 S...

Page 7: ...l present at the power amplifier input Use the power on switch to switch the power amplifier s power on Approximately 2 seconds after switching the power on the signal is present at the amplifier s ou...

Page 8: ...ication unit input U E test point U A load resist test freq Force CH A B 0 9dBu SPEAKER A B 42 4V 1kHz Force CH A 0 9dBu BRIDGED OUT 84 8V 1kHz Eliminator CH A B 0 5dBu SPEAKER A B 49V 1kHz Eliminator...

Page 9: ...imum output voltage at 4 and A weighted interference voltage power amp output U F dBu U G dBu U A dBu GAIN dB INPUT A dBu S N R dB remark Force SPEAKER OUT A B 66 2 55 2 68 2 34 102 2 103 INPUT A B R...

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