Bogen ANS1R Sensor Microphone Connections, Module Setup

Home Run

Style Wiring

Daisy Chain

Style Wiring

Total Max Wire Length 2000 ft.

Max Run Length 2000 ft.

(Each Run)

Wiring Multiple Microphones

Physical connections can be made using either Home Runs back to the module from

each sensor or by daisy-chaining sensors,depending on the installation. The maximum

total wire length from sensor mics to the ANS1R must be kept below 2000 ft.

Wiring Details - ANS1R and Microphones

To Other Microphones

(4 Max Total)

Sensor Microphone Wiring

• The ANS1R requires connection of at least one sensor microphone (ANS500M) for

operation.To allow for better ambient noise sensing of large areas,up to 4 sensor

microphones can be connected to a single ANS1R module.

• All microphones are wired in parallel matching the polarity markings on the sensor mic

with the marking of the two MIC terminals on the ANS1R.

Sensor Microphone Connections

Module Setup

Normal Mode:

In this mode,all inputs into the system from other modules and the ANS1R module’s AUX

input will be affected by the automatic gain adjustments of the ANS1R.

An AUX input is provided on this output module so that when it is installed the input func-

tion of the module bay is not forfeited. When this module is set for “Normal Mode”,the

front panel control of the unit functions normally,controlling the level of the source

plugged into the module’s AUX input.This input signal is applied to the unit’s mix bus like

all other input signals and is applied to the gain adjusting process of the ANS1R.Therefore,

the input applied to the ANS1R’s AUX input, in this mode,will be affected by the gain

adjusting process just like all the other inputs in the unit.

Note: When the AUX Input Processing jumper is in the “Normal”position,the AUX LVL control on

the ANS1R module will be inoperable and the module bay’s front panel control will function.

1. Ensure that the AUX Input Processing jumper (J6) is in the “Normal” position (this is

optional if the ANS1R’s AUX Input will not be used).

2. Connect all input sources to their respective inputs on the unit.

3. Set the desired levels of all the inputs using the unit’s front panel level controls (the

ANS1R module’s AUX LVL control is inoperable in this mode).

Go to Step 4 on next page.

Bypass Mode:

In this mode,all inputs into the system from other modules, but not the AUX input on this

module,will be affected by the automatic gain adjustments of the ANS1R.

In audio systems that provide continuous background music,it may be desirable to have

the background music stay at a fixed level but have all other amplifier inputs (like a paging

microphone) change level in response to the ambient noise level in an area. Background

music is typically provided to make a venue seem less empty during slow periods or to help

cover conversation during quiet times. It is often undesirable to have this background

music level increase as ambient noise increases since it only adds to the overall noise in the

area.The ANS1R provides a means to bypass its AUX input around the gain adjustment

process so that it does not change with ambient noise levels.

Note: When the AUX Input Processing jumper is in the “Bypass”position, the module bay’s front

panel control will be inoperable and the AUX LVL control on the ANS1R module will function.

1. Ensure that the AUX Input Processing jumper (J6) is set to the “Bypass” position.

2. Connect the background music source to the module’s RCA jacks.

3. Set the background music to the desired operating level using the modules AUX LVL

control (the front panel input level control for the installed bay is inoperable in this

mode).

Setup continues on next page.