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VU

Line Input

Key Lock

Microphone

Down

Up

min

max

Phantom Phase

Limit Peak

Fault 1 2

HOT!

1

2

7

8

9

4

3

Display Indicators

1

 

(Left)

      

and

 

4

 

(Right):

Selects menus to make adjustments.

2

 

(Down)

        

and

 

4

 

(Up):

Adjusts settings for a selected function.

3

Fault 1 & 2:

Indicates that either loop 1 or loop 2 have shutdown due to 
overheating or excessive heat.

4

Limit:

Lights to confirm the AGC circuitry is functioning.

Peak:

Indicates that the amplifier is delivering its maximum design 
current.

5

VU meter:

The row of lit blocks show the instantaneous amplitude of 
the audio. If Loop 1 or Loop 2 is selected, the VU meter shows 
the amplitude of the loop current. 
For other menu selections, the VU meter shows the amplitude 
of mixed inputs.

6

Adjustment bar:

When a function with a level is being adjusted, this bar wil 
progressively light up as the signal strength is increased. 
Min setting is 0% and max is 100%.

7

Phantom:

Lit when phantom voltage is selected for a microphone 
input.

8

Phase:

Lit when phase shift is selected between two hearing loops.

9

HOT!:

Indicates the output stage is getting hot and the amplifier 
may shutdown to protect it from overheating.

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SigNET PRO Range Instructions

Approved Document No. DAU0000105 Rev 2

AMPLIFIER OPERATION 

 
Unlocking the Amplifier 

 

The amplifier has an anti-tamper, lock out facility which prevents unwanted adjustments being 
made, as shown below.

To unlock, use the Next

 

4

button to select a digit, then use Up

 

4

button to change the digit. 

Finally, press Enter

 

 button to confirm. 

The unlock code is 

3 3 3 3 

and is not user adjustable

.

Cancel

Next

Enter

Up

Enter Unlock Code

0 0 0 0

1

2

5

6

Wall-Mount Model Nos. 

PRO5/SW, PRO7/SW, PRO11/SW, PRO5/DW, PRO7/DW, PRO11/DW

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SigNET PRO Range Instructions

Approved Document No. DAU0000105 Rev 2

Neutral (N)

230 Va.c.

 

(L)

Earth

L

FUSE

Fuse 

T5A

 H 250V

N

WARNING: DO NOT ATTEMPT TO CONNECT MAINS SUPPLY TO THE AMPLIFIER UNLESS 
ALL COMPONENTS ARE SECURELY INSTALLED IN THE ENCLOSURE! THIS IS A PIECE OF 
CLASS 1 PERMANENTLY CONNECTED EQUIPMENT AND MUST BE EARTHED. 

 

Mounting 

 

Using the five mounting holes provided, mount the metal base securely onto a vertical wall, 

2m mounting height. Assess the condition and construction of the wall and use suitable screw 

fixings for the in-service weight of the product. The mounting holes are suitable for use with 

ø

4-

5mm countersunk screws. Any dust or swarf created during the mounting process must be kept 
out of the enclosure and due care must be taken not to damage any wiring or components.

Remove knockouts 

 

Decide how the wiring will be brought into the amplifier and 
remove the required knockouts for cable entry. A typical 
SigNET PRO system would require knockouts for 230Va.c. 
mains, loop cable(s), microphone, line in and outreach plates. 
Knockouts should be removed with a sharp, light tap using a 
6mm flatbladed screwdriver. If a knockout is removed fill the 
hole with a good quality 20mm strain relief, cable gland. 
 

Observe proper segregation of wiring 

 

Mains, loop and low power wiring must not come into contact, 
i.e. do not feed wiring through the same gland or allow wires 
of one type of connection to cross those of another.

Connecting Mains 

 

Terminate the mains input 
cable (Live, Neutral, Earth) to 
the fixed mains connector in 
the base of the enclosure 
(shown left and above). 

 

The 230Va.c. cable MUST 
enter the enclosure via one of 
the knockouts at the top left-
hand corner of the enclosure. 

 

All wiring should be installed 
in accordance with the current 
edition of the IEE Wiring Regs 
(BS 7671), or relevant 
local/national standards. This 
equipment requires fixed 
wiring, using three core cable 
(

1.0mm

2

, <2.5mm

2

), fed from 

an isolating switched fused 
spur at 3A, or a 6A Type B 
circuit breaker to IEC/EN 
60898-1, or suitable fuse.

Mains Wiring

LOOP 1

LOOP 2

OPTICAL

RELAY

NO COM NC

LINE OUT

0V

A-

A+

OUTREACH

0V

A-

A+

V+

LINE IN

MICROPHONE

0V

A-

A+

0V

A-

A+

IF FITTED

A-

A+

A-

A+

IF FITTED

Main PCB

Power 

Supply 

PCB

L

FUSE

N

The metal lid may be removed for ease of mounting.

Undo the two screws at the top of the front panel using a pozidriv screwdriver.

The amplifier is surface mounted using the five mounting holes in the unit’s base 

(shown below). Mounting holes are designed for 

ø

4-5

mm countersunk screws.

THIS 

WAY UP

Ensure the earth strap 
is connected to the 
earth tag on the lid.

VU

Line Input

Key Lock

Microphone

Down

Up

min

max

Phantom Phase

Limit Peak

Fault 1 2

HOT!

Summary of Contents for Pro Series

Page 1: ...tal receiver Up to 24 bit 96kHz sampling OUTPUTS Loop 1 Loop 2 model dependent Type True current mode Loop output voltage 14V Single Loop drive current 1 ohm 4 75A PRO5 SD PRO5 SW 7 5A PRO7 SD PRO7 SW 11A PRO11 SD PRO11 SW Dual Loop drive current 1 ohm 2 x 3 25A PRO5 DD PRO5 DW 2 x 5A PRO7 DD PRO7 DW 2 x 7 5A PRO11 DD PRO11 DW Line Out 775mV output Fault Relay Single pole double throw SPDT NC Comm...

Page 2: ...rom being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus 10 Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer 11 Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time 12 Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any ...

Page 3: ...rt numbers listed above 1 x Accessory pack containing instructions this document two ferrite beads for the loop cables pluggable connectors for the outreach line out relay line in microphone terminals hearing loop fitted sticker 230V 50Hz Power max 200W Fuse T 5A H 250V No user controls or user serviceable parts inside LOOP 2 OPTICAL OPTIONAL RELAY NO COM NC LINE OUT 0V A A OUTREACH 0V A A V 1 2 3...

Page 4: ...2 for alternative wall mount model connections 1 IMPORTANT DO NOT power up the system before completing Step 3 below The amplifier MUST NOT be operated without a loop connected to it Install Loop 1 Cable and Loop 2 Cable model dependent See Phased array hearing loop systems page 9 for example dual loop layouts BEFORE connecting the loops to the amplifier use a multimeter to check the loops are not...

Page 5: ... metal base securely onto a vertical wall 2m mounting height Assess the condition and construction of the wall and use suitable screw fixings for the in service weight of the product The mounting holes are suitable for use with ø4 5mm countersunk screws Any dust or swarf created during the mounting process must be kept out of the enclosure and due care must be taken not to damage any wiring or com...

Page 6: ... 2 CONNECTIONS NOT SHOWN Ensure the ferrite bead supplied is fitted at the terminal block A LOOP 1 A Loop Connectors Wall Mount Model Only Microphone Connector Wall Mount Model Only Line In Connector Wall Mount Model Only Menu Displays Use the Left and4 Right buttons to scroll through the amplifier s menu displays listed right 1 Line Input 2 Microphone 3 Phantom 4 Outreach 5 Digital model dependen...

Page 7: ... the outreach plate audio input extension system This system allows the connection of multiple microphones or line level inputs via a range of specially designed wall ceiling or desk mountable single gang plates Up to ten outreach plates any mix can be daisychained to the amplifier s outreach connector with cable lengths up to 100m total network length easily achievable using standard two pair aud...

Page 8: ...ation Note 3 Metal compensation tests must be carried out to comply with the requirements of BS EN 60118 4 Loop Drive 1 Loop Drive 2 Drive Model Dependent These menu displays are used to adjust the strength of the magnetic field generated by induction loops 1 2 by increasing the output current being driven into the loops To comply with BS EN 60118 4 Output field strength should be set up using a F...

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