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TOOL AND INSTALLATION KITS

A tool kit and an installation kit are shipped

with each new console.

Tool Kit

The contents and quantities of the tool kit are

listed in the table below.

Tool Kit (Part #76-2001)

Harris # Description or Use

Qty.

38-88

Spare Button Head Screws

12

50-7

AA NiCad Batteries

3

70-126

AMP Crimp Tool

1

70-129

Extraction Tool

1

70-43

Module Pull Tool

1

70-90

Allen Driver Hex Tool

1

Installation Kit

The installation kit received depends on the

Legacy console ordered:

• Legacy-14 uses kit 76-926-0

• Legacy-22 uses kit 76-926-1

• Legacy-30 uses kit 76-926-2

The contents and quantities of the installation

kit are listed in the table below.

Legacy Installation Kit Parts

(Part # 76-926-0, -1, -2)

Qty.

*

Qty.

**

Qty.

***

Harris # Description or Use

-0

-1

 -2

14-482

1x3 Receptacle housing

42

57

73

14-484

2x3 Receptacle housing

54

69

85

14-492

2x7 Receptacle housing

1

1

1

14-494

2x8 Receptacle housing

1

1

1

14-513

2x12 Receptacle housing

25

40

56

15-938

AMP MOD IV Terminal

956

1361

1793

*

Quantity for Legacy-14

**

Quantity for Legacy-22

***

Quantity for Legacy-30

Module Servicing

Most modules consist of two assemblies: a face-

plate/switchboard assembly and a Main PCA. A

third assembly may be used to add additional con-

nectors. Assemblies may be replaced in the field,

but none are field-serviceable.

Note

: Do not disassemble the face-

plate/switchboard assembly.

Any module that is not currently in the console’s

signal path, except for the DSP modules and Out-

put 2, can be removed and installed with the con-

sole powered on, and on-air, without causing au-

dio interruption or noises in the program audio.

 It is best to first unassign all bus assignment

buttons and then unplug all input, output, and

logic cables before removing a module from the

console.

Removing Modules

To remove a module from the mainframe:

1

Open the meter panel.

2

Use the included hex tool (PRE 70-90) to re-

move the two screws located at the top and

bottom of the module.

3

Use the hex tool to remove the grounding

screw located directly below the DIP switches.

4

Screw the module pull tool (PRE 70-43) into

the grounding screw hole and use the tool to

carefully lift the module out of the mainframe.

grounding

screw

Summary of Contents for Legacy 99-1300-0

Page 1: ...Console Operations Technical Manual HARRIS 75 51 Revision B 1 03 99 1300 0 14 input mainframe 99 1300 1 22 input mainframe 99 1300 2 30 input mainframe Broadcast Communications Division www broadcast...

Page 2: ...Revision B 1 03 H A R R I S C O R P O R A T I O N ii...

Page 3: ...for Each Module 2 16 Logic Connection Examples 2 50 Microphone Logic 2 50 Basic Peripheral Logic 2 52 Complex Peripheral Logic 2 54 3 OPERATION Module Overview 3 1 Meter Panel Overview 3 1 Microphone...

Page 4: ...nting of the product must follow manufacturer s installation instructions Safety Instructions16 Product and Cart Combination Move this product with care Quick stops excessive force and uneven surfaces...

Page 5: ...to this document from Harris replace the old manual pages with the new ones and discard the old pages Replace this page with the new Manual Revisions page Revision Affected pages Comments A All pages...

Page 6: ...Revision B 1 03 H A R R I S C O R P O R A T I O N vi...

Page 7: ...l Room module 1 standard Studio module 1 optional Output modules 2 standard Blank panels cover unused module positions The Legacy s motherboard and module area is completely contained within a sheet m...

Page 8: ...s monitor and headphone fader level controls monitor mode con Universal Analog Digital Input Module The Universal Input modules PRE99 1315 feature two inputs A and B each of which can accept analog or...

Page 9: ...nd analog outputs are pro vided for the mix minus and recorder feed out puts For digital outputs sample rates of 48 kHz and 44 1 kHz are supported The mix minus ana log outputs are fixed at 4 dBu This...

Page 10: ...eadroom 20 dB above nominal input Output Level 4 dBu nominal Analog Line Inputs Input Impedance 40 k ohms balanced Input Level Range Selectable 10 dBv 4 dBu 6 dBu 8 dBu Input Headroom 20 dB above nomi...

Page 11: ...0 Hz to 20 kHz 20 db FSD input 20 db FSD output 20 kHz filter bandwidth Digital Input to Analog Output 0 003 at 1 kHz 6 db FSD input 18 dBu output 100 k ohm load 22 kHz filter bandwidth Crosstalk Isol...

Page 12: ...e carries a manufacturer s warranty which is subject to the following guidelines and limitations A Except as expressly excluded herein Harris Corporation Seller warrants equipment of its own manufactu...

Page 13: ...4 00 101 6 0 75 19 1 33 38 847 9 4 00 101 6 2 48 63 0 14 00 355 6 2 50 63 5 COUNTERTOP 1234567890123456789012345678901212345678 1234567890123456789012345678901212345678 123456789012345678901234567890...

Page 14: ...by a 25 Blank panel Meter Switcher standard Control Room standard Studio optional 25 blank panel standard Legacy Mainframe Module Configuration Mic Preamp standard Output 1 standard Output 2 standard...

Page 15: ...the console by hinges To access the connectors open the meter panel by lifting it up and rotating it toward the rear of the console until it stops Caution Make sure that the panel is open all the way...

Page 16: ...ee AA rechargeable NiCad batteries are sup plied in the 76 2001Tool Kit They supply a Keep Alive voltage to hold each module s logic state during momentary power outages They mount in a battery clip l...

Page 17: ...nstall the batteries into the battery clip observing the correct polarity marked on the battery clip as shown below Note Replace batteries yearly to ensure con tinuous backup protection Because this d...

Page 18: ...ld mode Event Timer Option Switches DS1 12345678901234567890123456 12345678901234567890123456 12345678901234567890123456 12345678901234567890123456 12345678901234567890123456 1234567890123456789012345...

Page 19: ...l peripheral devices Identify and create tags for all audio and logic cabling List each connec tion in a master facility wiring logbook to facili tate wiring installation future system wiring changes...

Page 20: ...wire The tool handles automatically release and spring open after the crimp cycle is complete Once the contact has been crimped insert and lock the contact receptacle into the appropriate connector ho...

Page 21: ...e the console with a patch bay connect the line level outputs from the peripheral devices directly to the patch bay Normal these signals to the ap propriate analog input modules Likewise the Legacy s...

Page 22: ...alanced cable lengths as short as possible If a match box is not available connect an un balanced device to a Legacy input using the fol lowing illustration When an unbalanced device must connect to a...

Page 23: ...started when the module is turned on Then at the end of the cut the CD Player logic can turn the module audio off and control the off button illumination to indicate that the cut has been played When...

Page 24: ...re isolated from the peripheral device by six solid state relays The relay contacts can switch logic voltages up to 60 volts at 350 mA Pressing the On button generates a 220 ms con tact closure from p...

Page 25: ...hanges depending upon whether the channel logic switches DS1 DS3 are set to mute any location When a mute is set DS1 DS3 switch 2 3 or 5 is set to On the module is set as a microphone and the Logic Ac...

Page 26: ...urrent draw of under 50 mA Tie one side of each switch and lamp to Logic Common pin 1 2 or 3 on the LOGIC I O connec tor The other side of the Cough and Talkback lamps tie together to Logic Active Tal...

Page 27: ...io module Three 3 pin connectors on the Meter Switcher module interface remote timers so they can be reset by the console timer reset logic The Meter Switcher module also has factory installed cabling...

Page 28: ...d analog output connector The connectors are hidden by the meter panel in normal operation and the trimpots visible to the operator are covered by a security cover INPUTS 1 10 The 3 pin analog inputs...

Page 29: ...Microphone Preamplifier Module Switch Definitions Switch Name ON Function set to operator s left OFF Function set to operator s right 1 Mic Input 1 Phantom power on Phantom power off 2 Mic Input 2 Pha...

Page 30: ...a preamplified microphone should be paralleled to the left and right inputs DIGITAL INPUTS A B The two 3 pin digital inputs accept AES 3 AES EBU or S PDIF signals when the circuit shown on page 2 11 i...

Page 31: ...s not affect module on to full off turns module off module on off 2 Start Stop Pulses Multiple each press of On or Off button Single pulse is only generated when generates another pulse changing state...

Page 32: ...t The logic connectors are hidden by the meter panel in normal operation Pages 2 50 to 2 55 show several connection examples Note that the Ready and Reset commands are balanced inputs they have both a...

Page 33: ...mon when the module is set as a Mic and the matching A or B input is selected When set as a Line input the output is connected to Tally Common while Cue is active The Common C contact for the three ta...

Page 34: ...right input pins DIGITAL INPUT The 3 pin digital input accepts AES 3 AES EBU or S PDIF signals when the circuit shown on page 2 11 is used LOGIC LOGIC I O The 24 pin logic connector allows control of...

Page 35: ...s left OFF Function set to the operator s right 1 Set Telco ID On sets the module as Telco Codec 1 1 Off 2 Set Telco ID On sets the module as Telco Codec 2 1 Off 3 Set Telco ID On sets the module as...

Page 36: ...Off On Logic Supply 5VDC Start Command Pulse Stop Command Pulse Logic Ground Logic Ground Logic Ground Ready Start Command Sustained Reset Ready Talk to Caller Reset Activate Logic Inputs On Tally Off...

Page 37: ...ommon While the module is off the Off Tally output connects to Tally Common if Ready DS1 DS3 1 is set to On When DS1 DS3 1 is set to Off then the Off Tally is controlled by the Ready input logic While...

Page 38: ...AES 3 AES EBU compatible signals signal type set using a module DIP switch When an analog mono input is connected parallel the signal to both the left and right inputs For a digital input connect the...

Page 39: ...eration The default setting is off analog The other switches are not used Remote Line Selector RLS Module Switch Definitions Switch Name ON Function set to operator s left OFF Function set to operator...

Page 40: ...Meter Panel connectors are factory connected All connectors are hidden by the meter panel in normal operation EXT TIMER 1 2 3 Each 3 pin External Timer connector can be used to reset an external digi...

Page 41: ...e module at Module On off when the module is turned On is turned On 4 Cue LED Blink Cue LED blinks while Cue is on Cue LED is solid while Cue is on 5 Spare Switch 6 Off Line Signal The Off Line audio...

Page 42: ...sole timer although only the auto reset command is ac tive e g external timer reset is only triggered by a module timer reset command Meter Switcher Module External Timer Simplified Logic Diagram 2 3...

Page 43: ...2 Installation Revision B 1 03 H A R R I S C O R P O R A T I O N 2 31 BLANK PAGE...

Page 44: ...the left and right input pins OUTPUTS MONITOR OPERATOR CO HOST GUEST CUE TALKBACK The 6 pin balanced stereo analog outputs are wired using the standard pinout sequence LOGIC LOGIC This 14 pin connect...

Page 45: ...lkback output 4 Dim Monitors when Dims monitors by 12 dB when receiving Does not dim monitors when receiving Receiving Talkback Talk to C R signal Talk to C R signal 5 Auto switch External Performs au...

Page 46: ...external device to keep the con sole isolated Control Room Module Logic Simplified Logic Diagram 14 9 8 5 12 4 Warning Relay Warning Relay Dim Tally Logic Ground Logic Ground Logic Ground Tallies Com...

Page 47: ...External Mute is received The Common C contact is the Mute Dim T B Tally Common output Normally Open N O contact output A contact closure is generated whenever the C R monitors are dimmed by talkback...

Page 48: ...ols whether the Ex ternal Cue audio input feeds the Cue bus To route the External Cue audio to Cue us ing a remote panel jumper pin 3 Cue to pin 4 Logic Supply 5VDC Connect a single pole switch to Pin...

Page 49: ...2 Installation Revision B 1 03 H A R R I S C O R P O R A T I O N 2 37 BLANK PAGE...

Page 50: ...se 6 pin analog outputs send audio to the headphone amplifiers for the Host Co Host and or Guest in a studio or voice booth The Host output also has Talk to Studio audio whereas the Guest output only...

Page 51: ...ls as the talkback only audio only muting the selector audio Host output 6 Spare switch 7 External mute dim External logic connector pins 4 and 5 External logic connector pins 4 and 5 enable 2 functio...

Page 52: ...then 5 VDC can be supplied by Pin 7 Logic Connectors Logic Supply 5VDC Logic Supply 5VDC Warning Relay Warning Relay Logic Ground Logic Ground Logic Ground Activate Logic Inputs Talkback T B Tally Dim...

Page 53: ...e is generated any time the studio monitor speakers are muted The Common C relay contact is the Mute Dim T B Tally Common output Normally Open N O contact output A contact closure is generated any tim...

Page 54: ...Logic Ground pin 16 See pages 2 44 2 45 for details on the func tions with DIP switch 7 set to On Signals with DIP Switch 7 Set to Off wire insertion end view 15 14 Internal Logic Talk to Control Room...

Page 55: ...solated control panels All pins are simply paralleled for convenience Module logic ground Should be connected to isolated control panels only Shields the talkback audio going to the External location...

Page 56: ...7 is set to Off Studio Module External with DIP Switch 7 On Simplified Logic Diagram Notes Opto Isolated inputs are current limited and work with 5 to 40 VDC logic Opto Isolated outputs can sink up to...

Page 57: ...t sources that can deliver up to 300 mA of current to isolated control panels All pins are simply paralleled for convenience Module logic ground Should be connected to isolated control panels only Shi...

Page 58: ...Hz They have the same signals left and right channels as the analog outputs TELCO RECORD MIX ANALOG The 6 pin analog output is wired using the standard pinout sequence The left channel is a mix of tho...

Page 59: ...tor s right 1 Mix minus 1 Sets the digital sample rate to 44 1 kHz Sets the digital sample rate to 48 kHz 2 Mix minus 2 Sets the digital sample rate to 44 1 kHz Sets the digital sample rate to 48 kHz...

Page 60: ...sequence SEND Analog output of the Send bus It is wired using the standard stereo pinout sequence DIGITAL OUTPUTS PGM 1 PGM 2 There are two digital outputs MAIN and AUXiliary for each of the Program 1...

Page 61: ...ction set to operator s left OFF Function set to operator s right 1 Program 1 AUX Sets the digital sample rate to 44 1 kHz Sets the digital sample rate to 48 kHz 2 Program 2 AUX Sets the digital sampl...

Page 62: ...enable Audio Reset function audio off control 23 START SUSTAINED Start sustained command output N O contact 24 READY VDC to enable the Ready function Off lamp control Notes VDC is between 5 and 40 VDC...

Page 63: ...ue Tally Off Tally On Tally Tallies Common 5 Logic 5 Logic 5 Logic 5 Logic Logic Ground Logic Ground Logic Ground 5 4 23 13 16 17 14 6 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 8 7 6 3 5 2 1 TALKBACK Not installed on the PRE9...

Page 64: ...ut active low 22 RESET VDC to enable Audio Reset function audio off control 23 START SUSTAINED Start sustained command output N O relay contact 24 READY VDC to enable the Ready function Off lamp contr...

Page 65: ...d Pulse Stop Command Pulse Start Command Sustained Commands Common Mic Logic Active Tally Line Cue Tally Off Tally On Tally Tallies Common 5 Logic 5 Logic 5 Logic 5 Logic Logic Ground Logic Ground Log...

Page 66: ...GIC GROUND Console logic ground 2 LOGIC GROUND Console logic ground 3 LOGIC GROUND Console logic ground 4 STOP COMMAND PULSE Stop command output N O relay contact 5 START COMMAND PULSE Start command o...

Page 67: ...se Stop Command Pulse Start Command Sustained Commands Common Mic Logic Active Tally Line Cue Tally Off Tally On Tally Tallies Common 5 Logic 5 Logic 5 Logic 5 Logic Logic Ground Logic Ground Logic Gr...

Page 68: ...Revision B 1 03 H A R R I S C O R P O R A T I O N 2 56 2 Installation BLANK PAGE...

Page 69: ...input modules Mic Preamp page 3 2 Universal Input pages 3 3 3 4 Telco pages 3 5 to 3 9 RLS page 3 10 METER SWITCHER MODULE The Legacy has one Meter Switcher module in stalled into its dedicated positi...

Page 70: ...h preamplifier can be jumpered directly to a Universal Input module routed to a patch bay or connected to an external line level signal processor DIP switches hidden by the meter panel switch phantom...

Page 71: ...lights up This activates the A in and B in buttons so the input can be changed The FCN button automatically turns off after about three seconds B IN Used along with the FCN button to select the B Inpu...

Page 72: ...t the module audio does not feed that bus These outputs are always post switch and post fader OFF LINE O L When lit routes the module audio to the Off Line bus which is used to build up an off air mix...

Page 73: ...Program 2 Program 3 and Program 4 buses When the module is assigned to a bus the associated button is lit A winking button indicates the bus output being used as the Foldback Mix OFFLINE O L The off...

Page 74: ...off after about three seconds TO MON Used along with the FCN button When the button is lit the module feeds the Telco Monitor bus This bus is selected for monitoring on the Control Room and Studio mod...

Page 75: ...xter nalTalk to Caller switch to theTelco module logic connector One SPST momentary switch would be required for each caller FOLDBACK MIX The foldback mix source indicated by a wink ing bus assignment...

Page 76: ...TELCO RECORD MIX A two channelTelco Record Mix output is avail able in analog and digital format on the Output 1 module The left channel has only the callers from the Telco modules that have theirTO R...

Page 77: ...ous page It is the easi est method to record callers If Off Line is not assigned then the Program buses are used in order Program 1 Program 2 Program 3 Program 4 In this case the TO REC Telco module m...

Page 78: ...time can be selected RLS 2 1 8 When a button is lit it indicates that input number is going to the output Only one button at a time can be selected REMOTE LINE SELECTOR RLS MODULE QUICK GUIDE This mod...

Page 79: ...ram 3 or 4 to the auxiliary meter TELCO REC When lit assigns the Telco Record output to the auxiliary meter TIMER CONTROL This section has the controls for the event timer located at the right end of...

Page 80: ...s are an analog source SND When lit assigns the Send bus to the Control Room outputs The Send bus is a digital source PGM 1 PGM 2 PGM 3 PGM 4 When lit assigns Program 1 2 3 or 4 to the Control Room ou...

Page 81: ...outputs Monitor Host Co Host and Guest Multiple buttons up to all of them if desired can be selected by pressing and holding one button while pressing additional buttons EXT 1 EXT 2 EXT 3 EXT 4 When l...

Page 82: ...m 3 Program 4 and Send Trim controls for the analog outputs set the left and right channels separately These controls are normally set once during installation so should NOT require ad justment by the...

Page 83: ...3 or Program 4 as set by the Source Selector buttons in the Aux Meter section of the Meter Switcher module see page 3 11 Each bar segment from 0 down to 30 represents a 1 dB level change between bars...

Page 84: ...rgraph The peak indi cator can be set for peak hold where the highest peak bar stays lit for about 3 seconds or non peak hold where the peak more accurately follows the signal separately for each mete...

Page 85: ...available when ordering For a list of parts see page 4 2 Modules and other assemblies may have lead times exceeding two weeks so order ac cordingly Assemblies being returned to Harris for service exch...

Page 86: ...put 2 module 95 1156 Output 2 PCA 99 1323 RLS module 90 1333 Faceplate switchboard assembly 95 1323 Main PCA SPARE AND REPLACEMENT PARTS The tables on this page list the replaceable or serviceable ass...

Page 87: ...MOD IV Terminal 956 1361 1793 Quantity for Legacy 14 Quantity for Legacy 22 Quantity for Legacy 30 Module Servicing Most modules consist of two assemblies a face plate switchboard assembly and a Main...

Page 88: ...tribute the lubricant Be sure to wipe off any excess lubricant Normally only the top rail the one on which the fader slider bush ings glide requires lubricant Note If you need to replace one of the as...

Page 89: ...ng properly check that the supply cable leading to the assembly is installed correctly Also check the DIP switches that con trol the clock s operating mode The clock s DIP switches are at the edge of...

Page 90: ...well if a secondary supply is used If this signal opens up it tells the console the power supply has lost power This causes the modules to save their current button settings before the supply voltage...

Page 91: ...maintain the look and feel of the console while providing remote control for important studio functions All Legacy accessory panels are either 1 6 x 6 or 3 2 x 6 Single width panels 1 6 x 6 include va...

Page 92: ...l HEADPHONE DISTRIBUTION AMP The PRE99 1215 Headphone Amp has six out puts for one Host and up to five Co Hosts or Guests The three inputs to the amp come from the Host Co Host and Guest outputs from...

Page 93: ...tems are not populated on the PRE99 1197 Panel J1 TO CONSOLE CHANNEL LOGIC Mic Remote Control Panel Connections J2 TO FROM GROUP MIC CONTROLLER J1 TO FROM CONSOLE CHANNEL LOGIC CURRENT LIMITING RESIST...

Page 94: ...Revision B 1 03 H A R R I S C O R P O R A T I O N 5 4 5 Accessories BLANK PAGE...

Page 95: ...Examples Basic Logic Example 2 52 Complex Logic Example 2 54 Mic Remote Control Example 2 50 Connections Audio 2 9 Logic 2 11 Unbalanced 2 10 Connector Access 2 3 Console Installation 2 2 Console Rese...

Page 96: ...ons v Meter Panel Bargraph Meters 3 15 Clock 2 5 Description 2 3 Event Timer 2 6 Meter Setup 2 6 Removal for Connector Access 2 3 Meter Switcher Module External Timer Connector 2 30 Installation Quick...

Page 97: ...k Guide 2 38 Logic Connector 2 40 Operation 3 13 T Telco Codec Module Installation Quick Guide 2 22 Logic I O Connector 2 24 Operation 3 5 Timer Control Buttons 3 11 DIP Switch Setting 2 6 Troubleshoo...

Page 98: ...Revision B 1 03 H A R R I S C O R P O R A T I O N INDEX 4 Index BLANK PAGE...

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