Bogen TPU-60B, TPU-35B, TPU-100B operating instructions Input Connections, Output Connections

Models: TPU-60B TPU-100B TPU-35B

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Input Connections

The TPU-B Input connections and Aphex On/Off switch are housed in the Input Connections Bay, accessible by removing the left cover panel on the front of the amplifier. Loosen the hold down screws on the panel and slide the panel up to remove. A knockout is provided on the panel to admit wiring. Be sure to replace the cover and secure the hold down screws after mak- ing connections.

Figure 1.TPU Input Connections Bay

TEL

A balanced isolating transformer input for a telephone line is provided. A 600-ohm telephone line may be connected to the TEL terminals. If two-conductor shielded wire is used, connect the shield to the adjacent GND (ground) terminal, which is to the left of the TEL terminals.

MIC BAL & MUSIC MUTE

A low-impedance balanced microphone can be connected to the screw terminals marked MIC BAL. Use two-conductor shielded wire and connect the shield to the adjacent GND terminal. Connect the MUSIC MUTE terminals to the switch on the microphone for microphone muting of the music channel.

MUSIC IN

A wide range of HI-Z background music sources can be con- nected to the TPU amplifier. Connect the source to either the MUSIC RCA jack or MUSIC IN screw terminals.

TEL RING & CONTACT RING

The night ringer can be activated either by a 90V ring signal or from a dry contact closure.

To activate the night ringer using the ring signal, connect the sig- nal to the TEL RING terminals.

To activate the night ringer using contact closure, connect a pair of normally-open dry contacts (customer-supplied and installed in the telephone system) to the CONTACT RING terminal and adjacent GND terminal.

RINGER TONE

As shipped, a steady ringing tone will be heard as long as the dry contacts remain closed. To produce a pulse tone, it is necessary to remove the cover and place the jumper located at J1 in the P (Off) position.

WARNING

This procedure requires removal of the amplifier cover. To avoid an electric shock hazard, do not perform this procedure unless you are qualified to do so.

APHEX®

The Aphex® Aural Exciter circuit is controlled by the on/off switch located in the input connections bay. When the switch is in the on position, the harmonics that are usually lost in the amplification process are regenerated and added to the audio signal. This results in increased presence and clarity, increased intelligibility, greater perceived loudness (without adding extra power) and reduced listener fatigue.

BRIDGING JACKS

Two TPU amplifiers may be bridged together to double the num- ber of inputs and outputs. Connect a single-conductor shielded cable, terminated in an RCA phono plug at each end, between the BRIDGING jacks of the two amplifiers. The cable should not be more than 20 feet in length.

Output Connections

Output connections are housed in the connections bay, accessi- ble by removing the right hand cover panel on the front of the amplifier. Loosen the hold down screws on the panel and slide the panel up to remove. Knockouts are provided on the panel to admit wiring. Be sure to replace the cover and secure the hold down screws after making connections.

Figure 2.TPU Output Connections Bay

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Bogen TPU-60B, TPU-35B, TPU-100B operating instructions Input Connections, Output Connections

TPU-60B, TPU-100B, TPU-35B specifications

The Bogen TPU-35B, TPU-100B, and TPU-60B are top-tier power amplifiers renowned for their exceptional performance, versatility, and reliability. Designed for various applications including commercial sound systems, public address, and professional audio, these units cater to different power requirements while maintaining high audio fidelity.

The TPU-35B is a compact power amplifier that delivers a robust output of 35 watts per channel. Its lightweight design and user-friendly interface make it an ideal choice for smaller venues or installations. One of its standout features is the built-in priority paging capability, allowing users to interrupt background music with announcements seamlessly. The TPU-35B also offers a range of input options, including microphone and line-level inputs, enabling easy connectivity with multiple audio sources. Its fanless design ensures silent operation, making it suitable for noise-sensitive environments.

Moving up the line, the TPU-60B provides enhanced power with 60 watts per channel. This model features advanced thermal protection and overload protection mechanisms to safeguard the amplifier in high-demand situations. The TPU-60B includes a selectable input sensitivity feature, making it adaptable to various signal levels, ensuring optimal performance across a range of audio equipment. Additionally, its versatility is further enhanced by including features such as bass and treble controls, allowing users to fine-tune their audio experience according to their specific needs.

For larger installations requiring even greater power, the TPU-100B stands out with its impressive 100 watts per channel output. This amplifier is perfect for expansive spaces such as auditoriums, gyms, or large meeting rooms. The TPU-100B includes a sophisticated cooling system, enhancing its durability and performance during prolonged use. It also incorporates a built-in limiter that prevents distortion, ensuring clear and precise audio playback even at high volume levels. With a wide frequency response, it delivers a balanced sound suitable for speech and music alike.

All three models feature a rugged design that ensures reliability under tough conditions, making them suitable for both permanent installations and portable use. Their efficient power consumption and the ability to operate continuously without overheating further underscore the Bogen TPU series' effectiveness in delivering quality audio solutions. Whether for small conferences or large-scale events, the Bogen TPU-35B, TPU-60B, and TPU-100B provide robust, versatile, and durable options to meet the diverse needs of audio professionals and end-users alike.