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Sennheiser ASP 2 manual Connecting the antennas, Connecting the receivers

Models: ASP 2

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Connecting the antennas

ASP 2

ASP 2

EM 500 G2

ASP 2

EM 500 G2

Connecting the antennas

￿You can connect the following antenna types to the

antenna inputs and :

!two A 1031-U or A 2003-U passive antennas or

!two A 12 active antennas or

!a combination of passive antenna (A 1031-U or A 2003-U) and antenna booster (AB 2).

Connecting the receivers

You can connect up to four rack-mount receivers (e.g. EM 100 G2, EM 300 G2 or EM 500 G2) to the ASP 2. The split- ter incorporates DC distribution for powering the receivers.

￿Pass the cables coming from the antenna spitter’s DC out-

 

puts through the cable grips

at the rear of the recei-

 

vers.

 

 

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Insert the hollow jack plugs into the sockets of the recei-

 

vers.

 

 

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Connect the BNC cables and

of the antenna splitter to

 

the receivers as follows:

 

 

 

! Antenna outputs (OUT A)

to antenna inputs (ANT I)

 

! Antenna outputs (OUT B)

to antenna inputs (ANT II)

Note!

We recommend protecting unused RF outputs with a 50 Ω terminator in order to keep to the specified distribution attenuation.

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FAQ

What types of antennas can be connected to the ASP 2EM 500 G2?

You can connect two A 1031-U or A 2003-U passive antennas, two A 12 active antennas, or a combination of passive antenna A 1031-U or A 2003-U and antenna booster AB 2.

How many rack-mount receivers can be connected to the ASP 2?

You can connect up to four rack-mount receivers such as EM 100 G2, EM 300 G2, or EM 500 G2 to the ASP 2.

What is recommended to protect unused RF outputs?

We recommend using a 50-Ohm terminator to protect unused RF outputs and maintain the specified distribution attenuation.