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Trigger Inputs:

The two trigger  inputs can be used with  any type of
switch.  This  can  be  a  pushbutton,  motion  detector,
IR  beam,  step  mat,  a  digital  signal  from  a  control

system, or anything else
that will give you a

pow-

ered switch closure

. The

trigger inputs are non-

polarized (they don

t care

which terminal is

p o s i t i v e o r
negative) and
opto-isolated.

You must feed

a DC voltage into

t h e m . J u s t

touching a pair
of leads from a

nine volt tran-

sistor radio battery

is a good test of the in-

puts. As shown in the first illustration, you can

bor-

row

some of the power that is running the

Sd-25

using the adjacent

Power

screw terminals, or use a

separate  isolated  sup-
ply  (as  shown  in  the
second  illustration).
The  isolated  power

supply can be any DC

power supply

or  battery,  as
long  as  the
output  is  be-

tween 5 and 24

vdc. Because

the inputs are
n o t p o l a r i t y

sensitive, you

c a n w i r e t h e

power supply with either

polarity. i.e.: You can

t get it wrong.

The best test for your wiring are the green

Input

LEDs, located adjacent to the inputs

screw termi-

nals. These LEDs are on the isolated side of the in-
puts, so if the

Sd-25

is powered and you apply a

voltage to an input, the LED will light.

If these LEDs are

glowing

even dimly when off, that

is an indication that an AC voltage is being induced

Right

Power

12-24

vdc

Trigger

Inputs

Speakers

Running

Status

Switch 'B'

Switch 'A'

Left

Right

Power

12-24

vdc

Trigger

Inputs

Speakers

)

Running

Status

Switch 'B'

Switch 'A'

Isolated

Power

Supply

on  the  wires  to  your  switches.  Either  separate  the
switch  wires  from  the  AC   wires  (this  can  include
speaker  lines),  or  add  a  small  resistor  across  the
input  terminals  to  drain  away  this  in-
duced voltage.

Not surprisingly, all Gilderfluke & Co.
control systems are easy to attach to an

Sd-25

. A

Br-miniBrick4

is shown be-

cause it is the only piece of GilderGear
that doesn't have DMX-512 network-
ing. We recommend attaching all other
GilderGear to the

Sd-25

using the

DMX-512 network.

On the Br-miniBrick4, the common
positive is run to one side of both

Sd-

inputs, and the control system out-

puts are wired to the

Sd-25

inputs.

Power Supply:

The

Sd-25

will run on any voltage from

12 through  24 vdc. Size your  power  supply  so it will
provide enough  current for the volume you are plan-
ning to run through  your  speakers. The amplifier will
put out more power  at 24 volts than  it can at a lower
voltage. If using all  50 Watts  of  the amplifier  power,
you  will  need  to  use  a  24  volt  supply  rated  for  at
least  60 Watts.  By  its nature,  the Class-D  amplifier
can switch between  drawing nothing to drawing 50+
Watts  thousands  of  times  per  second.  The  power
supply  must  be able to do this without dropping out.
If  you  hear  clipping,  the  speakers  or  power  supply
may   be  undersized  for  your  application,  or  your
speakers may have an impedance below 8 ohms.

If you aren

t using the amplifier, the

Sd-25

will run

on as low as 7 volts. Below 12 volts the amplifier is
disabled.

The power supply can be attached through either
the 2.1 mm power jack, or the screw terminals. They
are wired in parallel.

Power Supply voltages higher than 24 vdc can po-
tentially damage the amplifier on the

Sd-25

. The

ESD protection diodes on the power supply inputs
are rated for 30 VDC before they kick in.

Br-MiniBrick4

Gilderfluke & Co.