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MUSIC EQUALISATION 

 
A 14 band graphic equaliser is provided for music equalization. The graphic 
can boost or attenuate the music signals on all channels by +12dB (1/4 to 4 
times).  The  graphic  equaliser  is  located  behind  the  top  front  panel.  The 
panel is removed by  undoing the two large locking bolts on the rear of the 
unit. Turn these anti-clockwise until the front top panel is released (support 
the front panel whilst undoing the locking bolts).   
To  adjust  the  equalisation  setting  move  the  slider  controls  up  or  down  to 
increase or decrease the gain at that frequency band. The overall setting is as 
viewed by the slider positions.   
 

 

 
 

MICROPHONE INPUT 

 
 
A paging microphone input is provided 
on  the  rear  of  the  unit  (see  diagram 
below).  The  microphone  input  socket 
is  a  9  way  “D  type”  connector.  Pre-
wired  and  tested  paging  microphones 
are available from Semelab.   
 
The  input  gain  control  for  the  microphone  is  located 
underneath 

the 

top 

front 

cover 

(see 

MUSIC 

EQUALISATION  section).  The  gain  control  is  shown 
opposite.  Rotating  the  control  clockwise  increases  the  gain. 
Indicators  are  provided  to  assist  setting  up  the  microphone 
levels.  The  green  indicator  indicates  the  presence  of  a 
suitable microphone signal. The orange indicator indicates if 
the microphone gain setting is too high. 
 

Summary of Contents for SDV1092-8

Page 1: ...assumed for the use of information contained herein nor for any infringement of patent or rights of others that may result from such use No license is granted by implication or otherwise under any pa...

Page 2: ...se is granted by implication or otherwise under any patent or patent right of EcoTec Systems Ltd 2 CONTENTS CONTENTS 2 SAFETY NOTES 3 INTRODUCTION 4 USER CONTROLS 7 VOLUME CONTROL 7 MUSIC SOURCE SELEC...

Page 3: ...2 Keep the instructions in a safe place for future reference 3 Take note and comply with all safety warnings in this manual and on the equipment 4 Do not install the equipment near any heat sources su...

Page 4: ...trol of the music volume for up to 8 zones 3 14 band graphic equaliser to set the optimum music system profile not user adjustable 4 Short circuit protection on all outputs 5 Manual front panel or rem...

Page 5: ...actioned via a signal for the venue fire alarm The unit has the necessary circuitry to interface with an additional paging microphone To reduce space taken up by the music equipment selected music sou...

Page 6: ...S visible from the slider controls positions In addition indicators are provided to show the installer that there is a signal present This is in the form of a green LED which flashes in sequence to th...

Page 7: ...lume knobs which control the music levels in their respective zones the music source selection knob and the MUTE button VOLUME CONTROL The volume controls operate in a conventional fashion rotating th...

Page 8: ...yer option has been fitted then the unit will have a built in music source To use the internal music source the music source selector should be set to the internal source setting Again highlighted spa...

Page 9: ...erneath the unit can be removed by withdrawing the centre plastic pin from each foot For optimum operation position the unit away from direct sources of heat and sources of electric and magnetic field...

Page 10: ...used the remote switch is connected to the remote connector on zone 1 The remote source selector unit will also control the music volume remotely The remote selector controls can typically be located...

Page 11: ...ti clockwise until the front top panel is released support the front panel whilst undoing the locking bolts To adjust the equalisation setting move the slider controls up or down to increase or decrea...

Page 12: ...nables announcements to be made over the music Once the microphone is released the original music volume is restored MUSIC OUTPUTS The music output for each zone is via Weidmuller terminal connectors...

Page 13: ...ingle core screened cable should be used and there will be no connection to pin 3 on the output socket REMOTE MUSIC MUTE FIRE ALARM INTERFACE A remote mute facility is provided to enable a signal from...

Page 14: ...tput connector wired correctly Are gain settings too low De select MUTE Connect source to line input and set music source selector accordingly Rectify any connection problem Adjust input gain setting...

Page 15: ...Hz 3dB Distortion 0 1 20Hz to 20KHz Sensitivity adjustment for 1Vrms input 300mA to 3V rms Input Gain 20dB Input Impedance 47K Noise 90dB Microphone Frequency Response 20Hz to 20KHz 3dB Distortion 1 2...

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