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Mixer Buddy II Installation and Operation Manual
INSTALLATION
To switch 120-volt AC warning light circuits, we recommend using the Mixer Buddy
II’s Mic Tally relay output to control an external power controller like the Middle
Atlantic RLM-15-1C. The Mixer Buddy II interfaces to the Mid-Atlantic RLM-15-1C
via the normally open and common terminals of the Mixer Buddy II’s “Mic Tally”
on-air light relay. Run a wire between the Mixer Buddy II’s N.O. (normally open)
contact terminal and one of the Mid-Atlantic RLM-15-1C control terminals. Connect
a second wire between the Mixer Buddy II’s on-air light relay’s C (common) terminal
and the other control terminal on the RLM-15-1C. Set the activation switch on the
RLM-15-1C to the normally open position and set it for Auto mode.
NOTE: If you require the on-air warning light(s) to flash, we suggest using
a SSAC flasher (p/n: FS126RC) module (not provided) between the 120-volt
output of the Mid-Atlantic RLM-15-1C and on-air warning light.
Power
Connect the supplied PS-1515 +/-15 VDC switching power supplies 3-pin AMP-
style latching power output connector to the unit and the power supply into a 120 or
240 Vac 50-60 Hz power source.
NOTE: Never use any type of power supply other than the specified/supplied
power supply.
Counter-top/Turret Mounting
NOTE: A template for counter-top and/or turret mounting is provided in the
appendix. If mounting of the Mixer Buddy II external to its plastic case is
required, follow the steps below:
CAUTION! Be aware that ample clearance is required for the rear panel con-
nectors.
1 - Remove all connections from the Mixer Buddy II.
2 - Remove the four #4-40 Philips-head screws from the top of the Mixer Buddy II.
3 - Carefully remove the Mixer Buddy II from the plastic case
4 - Utilizing the supplied template, cut a hole in the counter-top and/or turret.
5 - Install the Mixer Buddy II into the hole.
6 - Purchase appropriate screws to secure the Mixer Buddy II in the new location.
7 - Re-connect all cables and check operation.
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