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4 Equipment Description
Tape / Aux Outputs
With one Telco module installed, the left chan-
nel output is just the caller. The right channel out-
put is the caller mix-minus audio (TEL1_MM),
which is the output of the assigned bus with the
highest priority.
With two Telco modules installed, the Tape Feed
switch (DS1, switch 3) becomes active. This switch
sets how the caller audio from the other Telco
module gets mixed into the Tape and Aux outputs
on that module.
When the Tape Feed switch is set to the left,
both callers are mixed together onto the left chan-
nel. When it is set to the right, the other caller gets
mixed with the mix-minus audio (TEL1_MM) on
the right channel.
Monitoring Caller 2
Caller 2 can be monitored through the Cue bus
or through the Telco 1 Mix. To monitor Caller 2
separately from Caller 1 in the Studio requires that
an audio jumper be connected from the Aux out-
put of the second Telco module to an External
Input on the Monitor module.
Autofeed
When the Autofeed function is active, the mod-
ule status (On or Off) affects the mix-minus switch-
ing. When the module is On, the Program mix-
minus output with the highest priority is automati-
cally sent to the caller. When the module is turned
Off, the Off-line bus audio is automatically
switched to the caller.
In Manual Mode (Autofeed is not active), the
selected source with the highest priority (Off-line,
Pgm-1, Pgm-2 or Pgm-3) is sent to the caller re-
gardless of whether the module is On or Off.
Note:
If Off-Line is the only bus selected in
Manual Mode, the caller will not go on-air when
the Telco module is turned On since there is no
Program bus assignment.
A front panel DIP switch sets cue, timer and
record output options. When the Cue Reset switch
is set to the right, the Cue function is turned off
when the Telco module is turned On or Off. When
the Timer Reset switch is set to the right, Telco
module On resets the Timer.
The Tape Feed switch is only active when two
Telco modules are installed. When set to the left,
the CALLER_IN audio (from the other Telco mod-
ule) is mixed with the module’s caller audio on
the left To Tape output. When set to the right, the
audio from the other Telco module is mixed with
the mix-minus audio (TEL1_MM) on the right To
Tape output.
Polyswitch resettable fuses, F1, F2, F3 and F4,
are used on the +12, +16, -16 and +5 VDC con-
nections to protect against short circuit damage.
TP4 (-16 volts), TP5 (+5 volts) and TP8 (+16
volts) allow the voltages to be checked after the
fuses.
MOTHERBOARD
Two motherboard sections are used in the Air-
Wave-12, while three are used in the AirWave-20.
Each motherboard fastens to the bottom of the
mainframe and plugs together using a Mother-
board Interconnect jumper (95-974). The power
supply cable is hard-wired to the right-hand
motherboard section (schematic 92-1009).
DSP BOARDS
Two DSP (Digital Signal Processing) boards are
used in the AirWave-12, while three are used in
the AirWave-20. Each board plugs into the mother-
board at a right angle from the modules and are
fastened to the mainframe’s inside rear frame.
There are no adjustments or controls on the DSP
boards. Refer to the Motherboard schematics (92-
1007, 92-1008 and 92-1009) in the following dis-
cussion. Because of the proprietary nature of the
DSP boards, a schematic is not included.