Shure SCM410E manual Advanced Functions, Logic Connection Specifications, Logic Connections

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ADVANCED FUNCTIONS

CAUTION: Use of Advanced Functions is recommended only for qualified audio technicians.

LOGIC CONNECTION SPECIFICATIONS

The SCM410 logic functions expand the range of installation and con- trol options. Logic can be used for everything from simple cough switches to elaborate computer-controlled room systems. (Shure's AMS Update publication contains additional applications of advanced logic. This publi- cation is available by contacting the Shure Applications Department.) The following logic functions are available for each channel:

GATE OUT: Follows channel gating and goes to logic “low” (sinks cur- rent) when microphone is gated on. 500 mA of current sinking ability is provided (see Figure 5A).

MUTE IN: Applying logic “low” (from GATE OUT or a switch closure to logic ground) gates channel off (see Figure 5B). Channel output drops to -.

A

+5 V

B

+5 V

 

 

 

10K

 

55K

 

GATE

MUTE IN

TO

 

OR OVER-

 

SCM410

 

OUT

RIDE IN

 

CIRCUIT

FROM

 

 

 

 

 

SCM410

 

 

 

CIRCUIT

LOGIC

 

 

 

 

 

 

GROUND

 

 

LOGIC CONNECTIONS

Pin

Logic Function

No.

 

1

OVERRIDE IN 1

2

OVERRIDE IN 2

3

OVERRIDE IN 3

4

GATE OUT 4

5

LOGIC GROUND

6

GATE OUT 1

7

GATE OUT 2

8

GATE OUT 3

9

NO CONNECTION

10

MUTE IN 4

11

MUTE IN 1

12

MUTE IN 2

13

MUTE IN 3

14

OVERRIDE IN 4

15

NO CONNECTION

Logic Function

Pin

 

No.

GATE OUT 1

6

GATE OUT 2

7

GATE OUT 3

8

GATE OUT 4

4

OVERRIDE IN 1

1

OVERRIDE IN 2

2

OVERRIDE IN 3

3

OVERRIDE IN 4

14

MUTE IN 1

11

MUTE IN 2

12

MUTE IN 3

13

MUTE IN 4

10

LOGIC GROUND

5

NO CONNECTION

15

NO CONNECTION

9

LOGIC EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

FIGURE 5

OVERRIDE IN: Applying logic “low” (from GATE OUT or a switch clo- sure to logic ground) forces channel on (see Figure 5B). When both Mute and Override are activated, Mute takes precedence (see Internal Modifi- cations for Override precedence).

LOGIC GROUND: Logic ground is distinct from audio ground. Make all logic ground connections to this pin, including power supply ground of ex- ternal logic circuitry. To avoid switching clicks, do not connect logic ground to audio, chassis or rack grounds.

Logic controls are accessed through the high density DB-15 multi-pin connector on the rear panel (Figure 6). Pin connections are shown in the following table.

LOGIC CONNECTOR

FIGURE 6

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Contents Model SCM410/SCM410E User Guide Table of Contents Operating Principles FeaturesDescription Front PanelDIP Switches DIP Switch FunctionsRear Panel Supplied Hardware InstallationRack Mounting TOP Mount TABLE-TOP MountingFixed Mounting Hanging MountLinking Multiple Mixers SCM410 ConnectionsLinked SCM410 and SCM810 Mixers Equalizer Functions Basic Mixer OperationLimiter LOW-CUT Filter Effects HIGH-FREQUENCY Shelving EffectsSpecifications A15LALogic Connector Logic Connection SpecificationsLogic Equivalent Circuit Diagram Advanced FunctionsCough Button Remote CHANNEL-ON IndicatorsSuggested Logic Applications CHAIRPERSON-CONTROLLED MutingInhibiting Gating for Unwanted Sounds Filibuster ModeLoudspeaker Muting Diode Isolation of Logic Controls Remote Volume ControlInhibit Function External Logic DevicesKnob Assembly and Disassembly Internal ModificationsLocal AUX Operation Changing the Limiter ThresholdChanging Hold Time Mute in Precedence to Override in PrecedenceChanging the OFF-ATTENUATION Level Changing Override in to Mute in Filibuster ModeManual Mode Enable Group GatingCaribbean
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