Inovonics INOmini 674 Installation & User Manual Download Page 4

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The Front-Panel Display and Menu Knob 

The  front-panel 

MENU

 knob scrolls the LCD through the 

various viewing and programming options.   Section III of 

this manual covers the easy setup and programming in-

structions. 

Headphone Jack 

The front-panel mini-phone jack will accommodate stereo 

headphones of virtually any impedance with a 3.5mm stereo 

plug.  When headphones are plugged in, the LCD menu will 

automatically switch to the 

HEADPHONE VOL

 screen where 

you can adjust listening volume with the knob.  Once you 

have set the volume to a comfortable level, push the knob 

to return to the previous menu.

 

Rear Panel Connections 

ANTENNA 

The  rear-panel  ‘F’  connector  is  a  50-

ohm antenna input.  See 

Antenna Con-

siderations

 on the previous page. 

G  +5  L  A 

These  are  alarm  “tally”  outputs  for  re-

mote indication of reception problems.  

Designations are noted on the rear pan-

el  and  stand  for  Ground,  +5  DC  volts,  

Low Signal and Audio Loss. 
The two alarm outputs are the collec-

tors of NPN transistors that saturate to 

ground.  The output polarity is pro-

grammable for either a ground or an 

open circuit for an alarm condition.  

These outputs can sink up to 100mA to 

operate relays or LED indicators using 

an  external voltage  source  up  to 

24VDC, which must be returned to the 

G

  (Ground)  terminal.    The  +5VDC  sup-

plied  on  the 

+5

 terminal is current-

limited with a 100-ohm series resistor 

and suitable only for optical couplers, 

LED indicators or small reed relays. 
The plastic connector body may be un-

plugged from the chassis to make con-

nection easier and for quick disconnect. 

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ANALOG LINE 

OUTPUTS L/R 

The active-balanced analog line outputs 

are marked 

LEFT

 and 

RIGHT

, but are in 

fact  dual 

monaural

  outputs.   These 

outputs have a 200-ohm source imped-

ance  and  provide  a  program  level  that  

may  be  adjusted  between  –15dBu  and  

+15dBu,  corresponding to 100% AM 

carrier modulation. 

AES DIGITAL 

AUDIO OUTPUT 

The balanced, transformer-isolated AES 

digital audio output has a sample rate 

of 44.1kHz.  The audio level may be ad-

justed between  –30dBFS and 0dBFS, 

corresponding  to  100%  AM  carrier 

modulation. 

+12VDC 

POWER I/O 

Two  paralleled  coaxial  power  connect-

ers  allow  ‘daisy-chaining’  INOmini 

modules.  This allows one DC supply to 

power up to three modules mounted in 

a single rack adapter, provided that the 

rating of the supply is not exceeded.  

Two  short  ‘pigtail’  cables  are  provided  

with each rack adapter. 
The INOmini 674 draws 275mA.  Check 

the  rating  on  the  label  of  the  power  

supply to make sure it has sufficient 

capacity for all modules it must sup-

port. 
These power connectors are not a lock-

ing type, and the mating plugs pull out 

rather easily.  A Ty-Wrap® will secure 

the cables to the plastic anchor above 

the jacks. 

Summary of Contents for INOmini 674

Page 1: ...Headphone Jack 5 Rear Panel Connections 5 Section III OPERATING THE INOmini 674 Hey why is the screen flashing 7 Menu Navigation Basics 7 Locked Menus 8 Tuning the Receiver 8 Carrier Strength and Alar...

Page 2: ...rmer isolated 50 0hm F input a passive outdoor loop antenna is optionally available Sensitivity SNR 10 V for 50dB S N 1mV for 60dB S N Audio Bandwidth Selectable 6kHz 4kHz 3kHz 2kHz ap prox 6dB point...

Page 3: ...Each Inovonics INOmini module is supplied with an out board universal 90 240VAC switching type power supply As the actual power consumed by the INOmini 674 is 240mA at 12 volts DC a second DC connect...

Page 4: ...eturned to the G Ground terminal The 5VDC sup plied on the 5 terminal is current limited with a 100 ohm series resistor and suitable only for optical couplers LED indicators or small reed relays The p...

Page 5: ...to make a selection or to set a value and then 4 push again to accept the selec 8 tion and lock it into non volatile memory and to be re turned to menu navigation In setup menus any parameter that can...

Page 6: ...distance Background noise level at the receiver location is another factor Receiver AGC may bring up a distant co channel 10 signal or random noise enough to hold off the LOW SIGNAL alarm Be sure to v...

Page 7: ...scale is linear in 1dB steps down to 20dB and then in 2dB steps to 40dB 0dB represents 100 symmetrical amplitude modulation of the carrier 400Hz sinewave modulation of the transmitter 12 to the 100 po...

Page 8: ...Discussed on Page 8 HIDDEN MENUS The INOmini 674 also has settings for little used set and forget features From any normal navigational menu push and hold down the knob to access these top secret set...

Page 9: ...m hidden menu settings back to the normal op erating menu tree navigate back to Hidden Menu 1 show ing 674 Firmware and push the knob 16 Section IV UPDATING FIRMWARE Firmware Files INOmini 674 firmwar...

Page 10: ...hese reasons and also because of the small format of this manual we have dispensed with schematic diagrams servicing instructions and a listing of component parts Nevertheless our policy has always be...

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Page 12: ...s been removed or altered III TERMS OF WARRANTY Inovonics Inc products are warranted to be free from defects in materials and workmanship A Any discrepancies noted within THREE YEARS of the date of de...

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