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button has a latching action by default*; press to activate, press again to 
deactivate. When the DIM button is active it illuminates yellow. An ‘active 
low’ remote input is available for remotely controlling the DIM operation. 

Setting the Brightness of the Front Panel LEDs

The DIM button is also used to set the brightness of the LEDs that illuminate 

all of the front panel buttons. When power is applied to the unit, all of the 

LEDs on the front panel are illuminated for 1 second. During this period, 
pressing the DIM button will adjust the LED brightness to one of the three 
available levels. Each time the button is pressed, the 1 second timeout 
period is restarted. When the required LED brightness level has been set, 
simply allow the unit to return to normal operation. 

CUT Button 

The CUT button mutes the audio at the output. The CUT button has a 
latching action by default*; press to activate, press again to deactivate. 
When the CUT button is active it illuminates red. An ‘active low’ remote 
input is available for remotely controlling the CUT operation.

Changing the Button Action From Latching to Momentary or 
Auto *

The standard mode for both DIM and CUT buttons is latching - press to 
activate, press again to deactivate. However if required, the mode can be 
changed to be either momentary or auto.

In momentary mode the button will only be active when the button is 
pressed, (or when the remote signal is active). When the button is released 

the button is inactive.

In auto mode if the button is pressed for between 50ms and 250ms it will 
latch. If the button is pressed in excess of 250ms and then released the 
button will act with momentary function. 

To change the current mode of the buttons, the unit should be powered up 
whilst holding down the DIM and CUT buttons for 5 seconds. The DIM and 
CUT buttons should then start to flash to indicate the current mode i.e:

1 Flash   = Auto Mode

 

2 Flashes   = Latching Mode  

 

3 Flashes   = Momentary

To change the mode simply press the relevant button to change the number 

of flashes. 

Once set, hold down the DIM and CUT buttons for 5 seconds again to 
confirm changes and exit this mode. 

Summary of Contents for RM-MC1L

Page 1: ...llers RM MC1L Monitor Controller Single Stereo Input Output With Light Control RM MC4L Monitor Controller 4 Stereo Inputs 1 Output With Light Control RM MC51L Monitor Controller 5 1 Stereo Inputs Outp...

Page 2: ...ocument is subject to change without notice and does not represent a commitment on the part of the vendor Sonifex Ltd shall not be liable for any loss or damage whatsoever arising from the use of info...

Page 3: ...r 7 Front Panel Controls Indicators 8 Input Select Buttons 8 Rear Panel Controls Connectors 8 Audio Inputs 8 4 RM MC51L Monitor Controller 9 Front Panel Controls Indicators 10 Rear Panel Controls Conn...

Page 4: ...w sonifex co uk Register Online for an Extended 2 Year Warranty As standard Sonifex products are supplied with a 1 year back to base warranty If you register the product online you can increase your p...

Page 5: ...duct has been registered at the Sonifex website when the Warranty Term is 24 months from the date of despatch the Contract means the quotation these Conditions of Sale and any other document incorpora...

Page 6: ...est and expense of the Purchaser the Company will test the Goods to ascertain performance levels and provide a report of the results of that test The report will be accurate at the time of the test to...

Page 7: ...ld ever need to look inside the unit always disconnect the mains supply before removing the equipment covers The cover is connected to earth by means of the fixing screws It is essential to maintain t...

Page 8: ...3 along with the related Directive 2002 95 EC on Restrictions of the use of certain Hazardous Substances in electrical and electronic equipment RoHS The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Direc...

Page 9: ...dually The Standby button initiates a 2 minute countdown where the TX and REH buttons and their associated remote outputs flash alternately After the 2 minutes has elapsed the TX output remains on The...

Page 10: ...ntrol that adjusts the attenuation on the output Remote Port Mains Input Left Input Right Left Output Right Global Mains Power Micro Controller Light Controls Master Volume Control DIM Level DIM Contr...

Page 11: ...ons and their associated remote outputs flash alternately To start the 2 minute Standby countdown which can only be initiated if the TX control is currently inactive simply press the Standby button Th...

Page 12: ...is active it illuminates red An active low remote input is available for remotely controlling the CUT operation Changing the Button Action From Latching to Momentary or Auto The standard mode for both...

Page 13: ...pin assignments Pin 1 Ground Pin 2 Phase Pin 3 Non phase Remote Port The Reference Monitor Controller s remote port has 2 optically isolated drivers for the Transmit TX and Rehearse REH controls that...

Page 14: ...utput Emitter Emitter of optically isolated driver for TX 10 TX Output Tally Open collector driver active when TX is active 11 REH Output Emitter Emitter of optically isolated driver for REH 12 TX Rem...

Page 15: ...master volume control CUT DIM light control functions remote operation and adjustments as the RM MC1L unit Mains Input Remote Port Global Mains Power Micro Controller Light Controls Left Input 4 Right...

Page 16: ...ontroller front panel controls and indicators please refer to the RM MC1L description Rear Panel Controls Connectors Fig 3 3 Rear View of RM MC4L Audio Inputs The RM MC4L has four stereo audio inputs...

Page 17: ...the speakers in a 5 1 surround system Alternatively the unit can be used as a global volume control for 6 analogue outputs The RM MC51L has the same master volume control CUT DIM and light control fu...

Page 18: ...ng 5 1 channel surround sound channel name Audio Inputs The RM MC51L has six audio inputs via XLR 3 pin socket connectors with following pin assignments Pin 1 Ground Pin 2 Phase Pin 3 Non phase Power...

Page 19: ...illuminate all of the front panel buttons When power is applied to the unit all of the LEDs on the front panel are illuminated for 1 second During this period pressing the Standby button will adjust t...

Page 20: ...Monitor Controller Rear Panel Controls Connectors Fig 5 3 Rear View of RM MC1L For details of the RM MCL Monitor Controller rear panel connectors please refer to the RM MC1L description Remotes Mains...

Page 21: ...male balanced Audio Inputs RM MC51L 6 x XLR 3 pin female balanced Audio Outputs RM MC1L RM MC4L 2 x XLR 3 pin male balanced Audio Outputs RM MC51L 6 x XLR 3 pin male balanced Remote I O Port 15 way D...

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