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IFB function:
Two channels of the PS 6379 Mk2 can be programmed to be so-called IFB (‘Interrupt Fold-
back’) channels, used for one way communication from i.e. a director/producer to a “tal-
ent” (e.g. a reporter or show presenter) in a broadcast environment. (see section 10.0)
The talent has a headphone or an earpiece, connected to an analog IFB receiver or stand-
ard analog beltpack.
Front Panel Features (Master Section):
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a CALL TO TALK button
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a TALK TO ALL button
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a STAGE ANNOUNCE button
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a SPEAKER ON/OFF button
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a PGM (Program) Volume knob
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a MASTER VOLUME knob
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an “OWN VOICE” control knob
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an ALL MICS MUTE button
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an ALL BUZZERS MUTE button
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trimmers for buzzer volume, loudspeaker attenuation, IFB Dim factor and back-
light intensity
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LEDs to indicate System Overload, DC power and Mains power.
Rear Panel Features
:
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Intercom Line and System Link connectors for each channel
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Connectors for Stage Announce audio output and Stage Announce relay
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three electronically balanced auxiliary (AUX) audio inputs with ground lifts
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AUX routing switches for each channel
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an electronically balanced PGM input with ground lift switch
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switches for putting channel E and F into IFB mode
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a connector for an external loudspeaker
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Mains and DC inlet connectors
Power Supply:
The built-in 105 Watt (3.5 A) switch mode power supply is protected against a too high
temperature and can easily drive up t 30 Pro Series beltpacks or 15 Pro Series 2-ch
speaker stations, or a combination of both.
The current on each channel is limited to 1.3 A, allowing to connect 10 Pro Series beltpacks
or 5 Pro Series 2-ch speaker stations to a channel, or a combination of both.
