Klark Teknik DN540 specifications Appendix D Technical Specification, Inputs Four

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Appendix D: Technical Specification

This appendix contains the technical specifications specific to the DN540.

Inputs

Four

 

 

Type

Analogue, electronically balanced

 

 

female XLRs (Pin 2 hot)

 

Impedance

10k ohms

 

Maximum input level

+22dBu

 

Common mode rejection

Typically, -80dB at 1kHz

Outputs

Four

 

 

Type

Analogue, electronically balanced

 

 

male XLRs (Pin 2 hot)

 

Signal drive capability

<600 ohms

 

Output impedance

<60 ohms

 

Maximum output level

+22dBu

External

Four

 

sidechain

Type

Analogue, electronically balanced

inputs

 

Jack sockets

 

Impedance

20k ohms

 

Maximum input level

+22dBu

 

Common mode rejection

Typically -60dB at 1kHz

 

 

 

Performance

Maximum signal level any

+22dBu

 

input or output

 

 

Frequency response

±0.5dBu (input to output), 20Hz to

 

 

20kHz

 

Dynamic range

>116dB (22Hz to 22kHz unweighted)

 

Noise at main output with

-94dBu

 

unity gain

 

 

Distortion at 1kHz 0dBu

<0.05%

 

with steady unity gain

 

 

condition

 

 

Signal delay

0 seconds

 

 

 

Compressor

Threshold

Scale = -50dB to +25dB

 

Ratio

Scale = 4 (infinity):1 to 1:1

 

Attack

Scale = 0.1ms to 20ms

 

Release

Scale = 50ms to 2s

 

Presence

Scale = minimum (flat) to maximum

 

 

(-3dB at 5kHz)

 

Gain

Scale = 0dB to +18dB

 

 

 

Terminations

Audio

3-pin XLRs (male and female) and

 

 

1/4” TRS balanced Jack sockets

 

Power

3-pin IEC

 

 

 

Power

Voltage

100VAC to 240VAC ±10%

Requirements

Frequency

50Hz to 60Hz

 

Consumption

<25W

 

 

 

Dimensions

Height

44.5 mm (1.75”), 1U high

 

Width

483 mm (19”)

 

Depth

305 mm (12”)

DN540

 

Operator Manual

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Contents DN540 Page Important Safety Instructions Instructions DE Sécurité Importantes Klark Teknik Page Power PrecautionsSafety warnings General precautionsRadio frequency interference Class B device InstallationLocation Audio connectionsOptional equipment Safety equipmentSpecial accessories Precautions Contents Contents Overview IntroductionIntroduction ApplicationsAbout this manual FeaturesFeatures Introduction Principles of compression What Is a Compressor?Unwanted side effects What Is a Compressor?Uses of compression Unwanted side effects What Is a Compressor? Checking the mains fuse Getting StartedUnpacking Getting Started Connecting the power cableConnecting the audio cables Sidechain inputs Connecting the audio cablesConnecting to unbalanced equipment Powering the unitDescription Front PanelFront Panel Compressor sectionSwitch section Switch sectionFront Panel Mains input Channel connector sectionRear Panel Rear Panel Release Compressor Control FunctionsAttack Make up gainCompressor Control Functions RatioThreshold ThresholdPresence Soft knee and hard knee graphs Soft knee and hard kneeModes of operation Using The CompressorManual mode with hard knee linear peak Using The CompressorModes of operation Compression limiting signal level graphsAdvanced compression manual mode Simple compression auto modeStereo and multiple channel operation linking Stereo and multiple channel operation linkingSidechain Appendix a Application Notes Application Notes Appendix B Functional Block Diagram COMPRESSOR-CHANNEL2 Functional Block DiagramAppendix C Balanced/Unbalanced Audio Balanced/Unbalanced Audio Inputs Four Appendix D Technical SpecificationStorage Technical SpecificationAppendix E Crib Sheet Crib Sheet Replacing the mains fuse Appendix F Service InformationRoutine maintenance CleaningEquipment disposal Service Information