Broadcast 6000, Руководство пользователя

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6000 Broadcast Audio Delay
User’s Guide
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Many of the 6000’s most important control buttons and LED indicators may be wired to a user supplied panel
via the DB-25 multi-pin male connector on the 6000’s rear panel. The following tables detail the pin functions.
The remote switches and LED indicators are electrically isolated from the switches and LEDs on the 6000’s front
panel, but effectively operate in parallel (i.e. simultaneously) with them. The AirTools RC-6000 is also available to
directly interface to this port and provide all of the functions detailed in this pinout.
Remote panel switch pinouts
Function Pin #
START 1
EXIT 4
DUMP 7
COUGH 10
BYPASS (Hardware) 14
Switch Common
13
Remote panel LED indicator pinouts
Function LED Cathode LED Anode
HALF pin 3 pin 2
WHOLE pin 6 pin 5
START pin 9 pin 8
EXIT pin 12 pin 11
DUMP pin 16 pin 15
COUGH pin 18 pin 17
DELAY INACTIVE pin 20 pin 19
DELAY ACTIVE pin 22 pin 21
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Remote Indicator & Control Interface wiring
Appendix
Note: The remote switches used should be high
quality, momentary, single pole, push button
type. All switches should return to pin #13, the
switch common point.
Note: The BYPASS switch can be either a
momentary or toggle. If the switch is on for
more than a half second, it is treated as a toggle
switch and the 6000 will be forced into BYPASS
no matter the current bypass state. Shorter acti-
vation results in a bypass on/off toggle.
Note: Within the 6000, all LED anodes connect
to +5V through 220 ohm resistors and all LED
cathodes are grounded. No external resistors
are required.
HALF indicates that at least half of the set delay
has been built.
WHOLE indicates that the whole set amount of
delay is built.
START, EXIT, DUMP and COUGH exactly mirror
the respective buttons/indicators on the front of
the unit.
Note: Pin 19 (DELAY INACTIVE) will have +5V
when the current delay = 0.0 seconds.
Pin 21 (DELAY INACTIVE) will have +5V when
the current delay is greater than 0.0 seconds.