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Logic Connections

There are three logic connectors on the SMX

d:

• J29, a 12-pin AMP MOD IV connector, with the

warning tally output, talk tally output and external

talk logic input.

• J30, a 14-pin AMP MOD IV connector, for connect-

ing an optional Harris mic panel to control Channel

1. When a mic control panel is connected, it func-

tions in parallel with the front panel on/off and talk

buttons.

• J33, a 15-pin female D-sub connector, with Channel

2 - 7 start logic outputs and a timer reset output.

The J29 Tally outputs are solid-state versions of dry con-

tact relays. The two Warning Tally contacts are a sustained

contact closure while any Mic channel is On. The two Talk

Tally contacts are a sustained contact closure while the Talk

button is pressed on either channel 1 or the optional mic con-

trol panel. Each tally output can switch logic controls using

up to 60 VDC at 350 mA.

External Talk (-) is a logic input, that when pulled low, while

Activate Ext. Talk (+) is connected to +5 volts, routes Exter-

nal Talk audio to the room monitor and headphone outputs.

J30 is used to plug in an optional Harris mic control panel

for remote control of the Channel 1 functions On, Off, Cough

and Talk at a remote mic location. The mic control panel func-

tions in parallel with the front panel buttons.

TRS Stereo Input & Headphones Output

There are two 1/4" unbalanced stereo TRS (Tip-Ring-Sleeve)

connectors on the front panel of the rack version. For both,

the Tip is the left channel, the Ring is the right channel and

Sleeve is ground. The STEREO IN 4 TRS jack is a -10 dBv

analog input for temporarily plugging in a portable stereo au-

dio device into Channel 4. The second TRS jack (labeled 

 to

the left of the channel 1 controls), is a standard stereo output

jack for the talent’s headphones.

On the desktop version, the TRS input jack (STEREO IN 4

TRS) is to the right of the meter display on the meter panel.

The talent’s headphone jack is inset in the left side panel, a

few inches back from the front left corner of the SMX

d.

Note:

 The TRS input jack audio is summed with audio on

J3 (the Input 4 connector). Unless this is a desired function,

do not use J3 and the front panel TRS input simultaneously.

Typical Audio Connections and DIPswitch Settings

Connect the preamp output of the board operator/talent’s

mic to pins 4, 5, 6 of J6, Mic (In 1). Set internal DIPswitch

DS1-1 to on (on is toward the back panel).

One or two additional mic preamps can connected to in-

puts 2 or 3. When a mic is connected to J1 (Input 2), set

DIPswitch DS1-2 to on. When a mic is connected to J2 (Input

3), set DIPswitch DS1-3 to on.

Connect a Telco device (a phone hybrid, ISDN, or any 2-

way device that requires a mix-minus return signal) to any

available analog or digital input (analog inputs are J1, J2

and J3, digital inputs are J13, J14 and J15).

DIPswitches DS1-4, -5, -6 define which input is the Telco

channel per Table 1 on the next page. The return mix-minus

feed to the Telco device connects to pins 1, 2 and 3 of J9 (for

an analog return feed) or to J18 (for a digital return feed).

12-pin Warning and Talk Logic Connector

Ground

Talk Tally

Talk Tally

+5 Volts

+5 Volts

Activate Ext. Talk (+)

+5 Volts

Warning Tally

Warning Tally

Ground

Ground

External Talk (-)

6

5

4

3

2

1

12

11

10

9

8

7

14-pin Mic Remote Panel Logic Connector

Activate Logic (+)

Tallies Common

+5 Volts

N/C

On Tally

Off Tally

Ground

+5 Volts

+5 Volts

Ground

Talk Switch (-)

Cough Switch (-)

On Switch (-)

Off Switch (-)

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

14

13

12

11

10

9

8

15-pin Start & Timer Reset Logic Connector

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

15  14  13  12  11  10   9

1& 9 Timer Reset
2 & 10 - Ch 2 Start Pulse
3 & 11 - Ch 3 Start Pulse
4 & 12 - Ch 4 Start Pulse
5 & 13 - Ch 5 Start Pulse
6 & 14 - Ch 6 Start Pulse
7 & 15 - Ch 7 Start Pulse
8 - no connection

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Page 1: ...n OH 45040 USA Tel 513 459 3400 FAX 513 459 2890 E Mail presupport harris com Internet http www broadcast harris com Designs by Pacific Research Engineering PR E 71 1395 rev C 12 05 99 1396 Rack Versi...

Page 2: ...ch 1 2 and or 3 are mic inputs which mute the monitor output or line inputs Channel 4 is an analog stereo line level input that features a front panelTRS jack to allow easy plug in of a field recorde...

Page 3: ...ak Room Monitor Output level control TRS Stereo Input alternate source for Channel 4 Talent Headphones level control Channel controls x7 with Bus assign and Cue or Talk buttons level control removable...

Page 4: ...nnel 4 along with the rear panel channel 4 input When both inputs are active the two signals are summed together Microphone Channels Channel 1 is typically set as the Talent Mic When On the room monit...

Page 5: ...e Mix Minus output for as long as the Talk button is pressed This action mutes the Channel 1 mic from any assigned bus it automatically turns the channel off if it was on while the Talk button is pres...

Page 6: ...removal tool Harris 70 129 to remove contacts from the housings One each of these tools is supplied with eachVistaMax frame RMXdigital console and BMXdigital console Contact Harris Tech Sup port 513 4...

Page 7: ...balanced to balanced line transformer could alternately be used to interface an S PDIF signal Note 1 A signal conversion interface must be used to con nect an AES EBU output to a S PDIF input Note2 S...

Page 8: ...andard stereo output jack for the talent s headphones On the desktop version theTRS input jack STEREO IN 4 TRS is to the right of the meter display on the meter panel The talent s headphone jack is in...

Page 9: ...from the warning lamp interface J33 has six 250 msec start command contact closures for CD players and other remote start devices Channel 2 through 7 have separate outputs Each output is identical to...

Page 10: ...t to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment gener at...

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