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WHY AUTOMATIC MIXING IS NECESSARY 

 
Installations with more microphones have always given several problems to audio technicians. 
Using few microphones, some speakers have a clear audio, while others seem to be “far away”. If 
too much microphones are used, the background noise is higher and it makes difficult listening to 
the speakers.  
A single speaker’s voice often reaches and is shot by more microphones and that causes a poor 
audio  quality.  Since  it  is  difficult  choosing  an  exact  no.  of  microphones  to  cover  an area  without 
superimpositions, somebody should open and close microphones according to who is speaking. 
This requires not only a great ability, but also a stressful quantity of work. 
Use an automatic mixer. 

 

HOW DOES AN AUTOMATIC MIXER WORK 

 
Automatic mixing “opens” microphones when they are in use and it “softens” them when they are 
not used. 
Minimizing  the  number  of  simultaneously  working  microphones,  that  reduces  the  whole 
background noise supplying a clearer and more intelligible audio. 
Note: microphones opening, instead of turning on and off, gives a softer and more natural starting. 
Softened microphones, even technically working, are quite “low” to seem closed. 

 

APPLICATIONS WITH PA SYSTEMS 

 
This  kind  of  applications  requires  more  than  the  others  the  automatic  mixing.  The  ground  is  the 
feedback,  the  high-frequency  sound,  which  occasionally  is  heard  from  loudspeakers;  each  open 
microphone increases feedback possibility. More microphones are open at the same time, more it 
is likely that feedback happens; automatic mixers reduce this problem by keeping a minimum no. 
of open microphones. 
This unit includes a circuit (NOM) reducing of 3 dB the total gain of the system, any time the open 
microphone no. doubles (i.e. from 1 to 2, from 2 to 4 and from 4 to 8); this keeps PA system under 
the level in which feedback could happen. 

 
POWER SUPPLY

 

 

The unit is expected to work with 230 VCA – 50/60Hz distribution system. 
In  case  of  power  dysfunction,  check  the  outside  protection  fuses  (230  V~21  of  fig.  1))  and 
eventually replace them with others of same calibration; if one of them burns out immediately, do 
not go on and have check the unit by qualified personnel. 
Take away plug from 230 VCA electric power  socket always, before  removing fuses  and,  in any 
case, open the unit framing. 

 

Summary of Contents for AMA 3000

Page 1: ...UK_AutoMixers_V2 doc Rev 2 0 1 PUBBLIC ADDRESS SERIES PROFESSIONAL AUTOMATIC MIXER AMA 3150 AMA 3250 AM 3000 AM 3008 Owner s Manual...

Page 2: ...45 The Expansion has 8 electronically balanced micro phonics inputs With the possibility to connect up to 2 expansions in cascade could have a max of 24 micro phonics inputs available This unit is the...

Page 3: ...C 656 OPTIONAL REMOTE CONTROL CARD Optional cards for independent volume remote control for each channel and for the master This card could have ON OFF or volume function b C 718 OPTIONAL CARD FOR LOG...

Page 4: ...ing instead of turning on and off gives a softer and more natural starting Softened microphones even technically working are quite low to seem closed APPLICATIONS WITH PA SYSTEMS This kind of applicat...

Page 5: ...put supplies the direct signal of the inputs without the eventually settled tone corrections or the post master signal that is whit all the corrections settled by the tone and level controls OPTIONAL...

Page 6: ...GIC GROUND logic ground is different to the audio ground Connect at this pin all logic ground points supply s ground of outside logic circuit enclosed For avoid click in commutation condition do not c...

Page 7: ...d select to the outside the better loudspeakers type for the system to realize In Fig 3 there are any loudspeakers connections system example Constant voltage lines 50V 70V 100V In order to achieve th...

Page 8: ...CD 7dBu Output impedance PRE OUT Electronic balanced Unbalanced 140ohm bal 70ohm unbal Output sensitivity 0dBu Output impedance REC Unbalanced 70ohm unbal Output sensitivity 0dBu Output impedance SEND...

Page 9: ...ne main equalizer 19 LOUDSPEAKER speaker lines selector 20 POWER ON OFF switch 21 MAINS 230 V supply mains socket with protection fuse of CA mains 22 TAPE REC stereo output for audio recorder 23 TAPE...

Page 10: ...ble Gain 1 kHz 1 4kHz 700Hz 2 4kHz 2 kHz 6 3kHz 4 kHz 18 PROFESSIONAL AMPLIFIED AUTOMATIC MIXER 43 26 35 16 10 14 8 15 16 2 4 0 4 L O U D S P E A K E R 2 4 3 1 ZONE 19 Fig 1b Automatic Mixer AM3000 21...

Page 11: ...s Over Gate Mid Bass Gate Over Mid Gain Gain Treble Treble Bass Gate Over Mid Bass Over Gate Mid Gain Gain Treble Treble Bass Over Gate Mid Bass Over Gate Mid Gain Gain 20 REMOTE VOLUME 31 REMOTE LOGI...

Page 12: ...Z tot 8 4 125W 50 100 70 COM 4 V 0 Fig 3 _ LOUDSPEAKER LINES CONNECTION FOR AMA3150 AND AMA3250 Fig 3a _ Constant impedance lines connection Z tot 4 50 100 70 V COM 50V 50V 50V 4 0 100 50 70 COM 4 V...

Page 13: ...lume remote board in option JP1 On without volume remote control board option Open with volume remote board in option Don t get on more than one jumper for time JP17 On POST master PRE OUT output sign...

Page 14: ...UK_AutoMixers_V2 doc Rev 2 0 14...

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