Section 1: Introduction- Detailed Description of Functions
AUDIO FUNCTIONS
Audio Inputs- These are the
Input Sensitivity- Sets the sensitivity of the Audio Inputs to either 1 Volt or 3 Volts (r.m.s.). This selection should coincide with the level of the audio signal provided for each channel.
Input Source: Normal/Page- Selects the input source for each channel. Normal input is the audio connected at the Audio Input terminals. Page input is the audio provided by the Paging Input Module.
Level Control- Provides adjustment of the signal level delivered to the amplifier for each channel. Adjustment is from
Mute- Actively mutes the audio signal being passed by a channel. No signal is delivered to the amplifier when a channel is muted.
Parallel Mode- When parallel mode is selected, the input to the first channel is also applied to the second channel. When in parallel mode, the input is ALWAYS from the first (or odd numbered) input. The second (or even numbered) input is ignored; this includes the PAGE signal. This feature is useful for sending one input signal to both amplifier channels without having to wire jumpers between the two input connectors.
Polarity- Determines the polarity of the signal delivered to the amplifier for each channel.
AUDIO MONITOR CHAIN FUNCTIONS
Amplifier Monitor- Monitors the audio at the output of the amplifier (i.e. the speaker terminals of the amplifier).
Off- This selection disconnects the monitor for the channel.
Level Adjust- Provides adjustment of the signal level deliv- ered to the Monitor Module from each of the selectable “tap” points of a channel’s audio path. Adjustment is from
Monitor Module- This module functions as a
AMPLIFIER CONTROL FUNCTIONS
Standby/ Operate- Controls the amplifier’s power status-
ON- amplifier operational
STANDBY- amplifier in standby mode
NOTE! The amplifier must be powered in order to respond to any commands issued by the CM16a
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