SRS Labs SR560 manual Operation and Controls, Front Panel Operating Summary, Power, Source

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OPERATION AND CONTROLS

Figure 2: SR560 Front Panel

FRONT PANEL OPERATING SUMMARY

The operation of the SR560 Low-Noise Preamplifier has been designed to be as simple as possible. The effect of each keypress on the front panel is reflected in the change of a nearby LED. The front panel LED’s will remain lighted at all times unless dip switch SW601 (accessible through the bottom cover of the unit) positions 3 and 4 are placed in the "off" position. All front panel functions can be controlled through the rear-panel RS-232 interface.

lighted. As the batteries near exhaustion, this indicator will change from green to red, indicating that the unit should be connected to AC power to charge the batteries.

When connected to an AC power source, amplifier power is derived from regulated line power, and the internal batteries are automatically charged. When operating on AC power, the front panel "LINE" indicator is on to indicate the source of amplifier power. Charging status is indicated on the rear panel by the "CHARGE" and "MAINTAIN" LED indicators.

Power

The SR560 is turned on by depressing the POWER switch. When disconnected from AC power, the unit will operate for approximately 15 hours on internal sealed lead-acid batteries. Up to 200 mA of unregulated battery power is available at the rear panel banana jacks as long as the power switch is in the ON position. Battery life will be reduced when the unit is providing external power through the rear panel jacks. When operating on batteries, the front panel "BATT" indicator will be

Source

There are two input connectors located in the SOURCE section of the front panel. The pushbutton located between them selects either single-ended (A or B) or differential (A-B) inputs.

The A and B inputs are voltage inputs with 100 MΩ, 25 pF input impedance. Their connector shields are completely isolated from chassis ground, but can be made

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Contents Model SR560 Page Table of Contents Appendix B PCB SR560 Revision F 9/89 SchematicsCalibration and Repair Appendix aInstrument Overview Introduction and SetupPreparation for USE Environmental Conditions Accessories FurnishedRepackaging for Shipment Use in Biomedical ApplicationsPage SR560 LOW-NOISE Preamplifier Specifications Chart SpecificationsSpecifications Source PowerOperation and Controls Front Panel Operating SummaryFilters Output Gain ModeReset GainRear Panel Operating Summary AC Power InputAmplifier Power Output Battery ChargerRS-232 Interface Battery Care and UsageBattery Care Blanking InputAvoid Deep Discharge Output Stages Configurable Filters and GainCircuit Description Differential LOW-NOISE Front ENDMicroprocessor Battery Charger and PRE-REGULATORSOverload Detection Rear Panel Interfaces Power RegulatorsFront Panel Batteries and P.E.MCalibration Offset AdjustmentFront END Replacement Calibration and RepairFuse Replacement SR560 Offset Adjustment ProcedureBattery Replacement Noise Contours Dynamic Reserve Input Voltage NoiseMaximum Calibration and Repair Introduction CommandsAppendix a Remote ProgrammingAppendix a Non-Essential Noise Sources Appendix BNoise Sources and Cures Intrinsic Noise SourcesInductive Coupling Capacitive CouplingThermocouple Effect Resistive Coupling or ‘Ground Loops’Microphonics Appendix B Front Panel Parts List SR560 Component Parts ListMain Board Parts List 22U MIN 01U Axial 804 00225-548 Insl MTP5N05 SR560 Component Parts List SR560 Component Parts List PIN Mach SR566 Assy Adhes Tape Miscellaneous Parts List SR560 Component Parts List

SR560 specifications

SRS Labs SR560 is a cutting-edge audio enhancement technology that has gained recognition for its ability to deliver an immersive sound experience. Built upon years of research, the SR560 utilizes proprietary algorithms to achieve high-fidelity sound output while maintaining an incredibly dynamic range.

One of the most notable features of the SR560 is its adaptive audio processing, which adjusts sound dynamics based on the content being played. This means that whether one is listening to music, watching a movie, or playing video games, the sound quality is optimized in real-time to provide the best listening experience. The SR560 excels at enhancing dialogue clarity in films, ensuring that important audio elements are never lost amidst background sounds.

Another key characteristic of the SR560 is its support for multi-channel audio. With the rise of surround sound systems, the SR560 is designed to integrate seamlessly with 5.1 and 7.1 speaker setups. This ensures that users can enjoy a true surround sound experience, where each audio channel is processed independently to create a lifelike auditory environment. The SR560’s processing capabilities allow it to convert standard stereo audio into multi-channel output, enriching the listening experience for any audio format.

SRS Labs has equipped the SR560 with advanced bass optimization technology. This feature enhances low-frequency sound, providing deep, rich bass without distortion. Whether it’s the thumping beats of music or the rumble of action-packed movies, the SR560 ensures that users can experience the full spectrum of audio without compromising on quality.

Furthermore, the SR560 showcases state-of-the-art sound management features that provide users with customizable audio profiles. This allows users to tailor their audio experience according to personal preferences, whether they prefer a more balanced sound, enhanced bass, or boosted treble frequencies. The intuitive interface ensures that adjustments can be made effortlessly.

In conclusion, the SRS Labs SR560 stands out as a versatile audio enhancement technology that caters to the needs of various audio consumers. By combining adaptive processing, multi-channel support, bass optimization, and customizable profiles, the SR560 ensures a rich and immersive audio experience. As the demand for high-quality sound continues to rise, the SR560 is poised to remain a significant player in the evolution of audio technology.