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CHAPTER 2

Installation and Operation

Mechanical Installation

The Model SAP612 mounts into a standard 19-inch rack and occupies one rack unit of height (1.72 inches).

Electrical Installation

Power

NOTE:

Most TW user stations are powered from channel one, which is called a “wet” channel because it carries the DC 

current in addition to the channel 1 audio. Channel 2 is a “dry” channel because it carries audio only. It is 
important to remember this, since it can have an effect on channel assignment later.

Using TW Power Supplies

Connect TW power supplies (such as the RTS Models PS8 or PS15) to the CH 1-6 INPUT jacks on the back of the SAP612. 
One to three power supplies may be connected. Using more than one power supply not only increases the system capacity, but 
also offers more flexibility in channel assignment. The PS8 and PS15 supply power on channel one, or pin 2, of the output 
connectors. Therefore, if only one power supply is used, all externally powered user stations must have channel one assigned 
to the single powered buss. For example, if one PS8 is connected to the CH 1-2 INPUT, all externally powered stations must 
have channel one permanently assigned to buss 1 on the front panel. Connecting an additional PS8 to the CH 3-4 INPUT 
would permit channel one assignment to either use buss1 or buss 3. Using three (3) PS8s would permit buss 1, 3, or 5 to be 
used for channel one assignment. Since TW power supplies are equipped with termination resistors, set the termination 
switches on the rear panel of the SAP612 to the External position (switch out).

Using Other Power Sources (Figure 3 on page 8). 

TW systems require 18-35 volts DC (32 volts nominal). The power source must provide adequate filtering so as not to 
introduce noise into the system. Connect the external power supply ground lead to pin 1 of the CH1-2 INPUT connector; 
connect the positive lead to pin 2. Set all termination switches to the Internal (switch in) position. In this application, buss 1 is 
used to supply power only and cannot be used as an intercom buss. Channel 1 of all externally powered user stations must be 
assigned to buss 1.

Summary of Contents for SAP612

Page 1: ...Model SAP612 Source Assign Panel User Manual 9350 6872 00 Rev E April 2007...

Page 2: ...mpany name address phone number a person to contact regarding the repair the type and quantity of equipment a description of the problem and the serial number s SHIPPING TO THE MANUFACTURER All shipme...

Page 3: ...cifications 4 Reference View 5 Installation and Operation 7 Mechanical Installation 7 Electrical Installation 7 Power 7 Using TW Power Supplies 7 Using Other Power Sources 7 System Capacity 8 Intercom...

Page 4: ......

Page 5: ...e and exchange call signals A typical application is diagrammed in Figure 1 One 1 to three 3 TW power supplied such as Models PS8 or PS15 may be conveniently connected to the SAP612 to distribute powe...

Page 6: ...on Strings 12 Program Inputs Impedance 600 Ohms Level 0 dBm Power Requirements No external power required power distributed from RTS Systems power supplies PS15 or PS31 connected at rear panel of SAP6...

Page 7: ...5 Reference View Reference View FIGURE 2 SAP 612 Reference View...

Page 8: ...Description and Specification 6...

Page 9: ...owered user stations must have channel one assigned to the single powered buss For example if one PS8 is connected to the CH 1 2 INPUT all externally powered stations must have channel one permanently...

Page 10: ...nector accommodates a pair of TW channels wired in the standard TW 2 wire configuration as follows Pin 1 Common low side of line Pin 2 Channel 1 Pin 3 Channel 2 Shielded cable is recommended for user...

Page 11: ...f the panel Buss numbers 1 6 are identified to the right of each pair or switches Assign an intercom channel to a buss by setting the appropriate switch to the desired buss number All channels assigne...

Page 12: ...Installation and Operation 10...

Page 13: ...11 CHAPTER 3 Diagrams and Drawings AS6867 Assembly Drawing Connector Board Model SAP612 AS6866 Assembly Drawing Front Panel Switch Board SD6872 Schematic Diagram Source Assign Panel Model SAP612...

Page 14: ...Diagrams and Drawings 12...

Page 15: ...13 FIGURE 4 AS6867 Assembly Drawing Connector Board...

Page 16: ...14 FIGURE 5 AS6866 Assembly Drawing Front Panel Switch Board...

Page 17: ...15 FIGURE 6 SD6872 Schematic Diagram Source Assign Panel Model SAP612...

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