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Dateq BCS25 manual BCS25(E) dual line/ microphone input module
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FADER, SWITCH COMBINATION
When the fader-switch combination is selected the connected equipment can be started in two
different ways:
1. Pushing the startbutton when the fader is closed. The connected equipment will start as soon
as the fader is opened.
2. Opening the fader. The connected equipment will start as soon as the button is pressed
To start the connected equipment 2 conditions have to be fulfilled. When just one of the
conditions is fulfilled the LED in the button will light up dimmed to indicate that the equipment will
be started as soon as the fader is opened/ the ON is pressed.
The equipment will stop as soon as the button is pressed or the fader is closed.
Remote control output
The BCS25(E) module can generate a continues or pulsed start/stop signal. Jumper J13 at the
main PCB (above the bussconnector in the middle) selects between a continue- or pulse signal at
the remote output.
In the pulse position the remote outputs will generate a pulse of 100msec. When the continues
mode is selected the on-output will provide a high level signal when the channel is switched on
and a low level signal as soon as the channel is switched off. The remote outputs only work when
line input 1 is selected.
On-air channels
The BCS25 has two on-air groups. This makes it possible to drive an indicator to indicate that the
microphones are opened. The output will be activated when one or more channels that belong to
the on-air group are opened.
With jumper J12 a channel is configured as on-air 1 or on-air 2 channel. When a channel is
configured as on-air 1 the studio output will be muted when the channel is active. The on-air 1
output on the master also will be activated. A channel configured as on-air 2 will not mute the
studio, but only activate the on-air 2 output on the master.
Fig. 4 Fig. 5