Crown IQSMX-6, IQAMB-5 manual Paralleling inputs, AMB-5 / SMX-6 IQ Mixer/Multiplexer

Models: IQAMB-5 IQSMX-6

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6.1.5 Paralleling inputs

AMB-5 /SMX-6IQ Mixer/Multiplexer

The correct way to wire stacked units is shown below:

To signal source

First Unit

AUDIO

OUT

2MAIN

+ Manual background

STACK

AUDIO

STACK

IN

OUT

IN

BUS

1 MAIN

BUS

+ Manual background – + Manual background – + Manual background

3-pin output connector

(–) No connection

2-conductor shielded cable

Connect ground (Manual background) from output to phone plug shield

Phone (RCA) plug

First

AUDIO

ADD 25

AUDIO

ADD 25

Unit

IN

0

5 FOR MIC

IN

0

5 FOR MIC

-5

10

-5

10

 

2

-10

15

1

-10

15

 

-12

21

-12

21

 

 

 

 

+

 

 

 

 

M L P

 

 

M L P

+ Manual background

Do NOT tie ground terminals of parallel inputs together

2-conductor shielded cable

Connect shield to ground terminal of input ONLY

Second

AUDIO

STACK

AUDIO

STACK

OUT

IN

OUT

IN

Unit

2 MAIN

 

1 MAIN

 

 

BUS

BUS

+ Manual background – + Manual background – + Manual background – + Manual background

Figure 6.10 Stacking the Outputs of Multiple Units

6.1.5 Paralleling inputs

When using more than one unit, the inputs may be wired in parallel to increase the number of outputs that a source can drive. This is shown in Figures 6.11-12. For example, the audio signal in Figure 6.12 which feeds Input 1 is available to the outputs of both units, creating a 6x4 mixer.

6 INPUTS

SMX-6

PARALLELED

INPUTS

SMX-6

8 OUTPUTS

SMX-6

SMX-6

Figure 6.11 A 6x8 Mixer Using 4 Mixer/Multiplexers

Important: If the source is a microphone which re- quires phantom power (P), select it only at the first input. Switch all other parallel inputs to mic (M).*

*When mixer inputs are paralleled, the total input impedance will drop by 1/ N where N is the number of inputs to be connected. Depending on the signal source, this may place a limit on the number of possible outputs.

Second

AUDIO

ADD 25

AUDIO

ADD 25

Unit

IN

0

5 FOR MIC

IN

0

5 FOR MIC

-5

10

-5

10

 

2

-10

15

1

-10

15

 

-12

21

-12

21

 

 

 

 

 

 

No

 

 

 

M L P

 

 

M L P phantom

 

+

 

+

power

 

 

 

Figure 6.12 Paralleling the Inputs of Multiple Units

By using several units and a combination of parallel inputs and stacked outputs, larger mixing configura- tions (12x8, 24x4, etc.) can be created as shown be- low:

12 INPUTS

MAIN STACK

OUT IN

SMX-6SMX-6

PARALLELED

INPUTS

SMX-6SMX-6

8 OUTPUTS

SMX-6SMX-6

SMX-6SMX-6

6x8

STACKED

6x8

 

OUTPUTS

 

Figure 6.13 A 12x8 Mixer Using 8 Mixer/Multiplexers

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