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Mounting Audiobeam
Correct mounting conditions
When mounting Audiobeam, make sure that:
ythe ultrasonic sound wave can travel undisturbed for at least 1 m before it strikes the
first surface.
ya minimum distance of 10 cm is maintained between Audiobeam and adjacent objects
so that any heat generated can dissipate. Make sure that the air vents at the top and
rear of the unit are not covered or blocked!
ya minimum distance of 1 meter is maintained between Audiobeam and combustible
materials.
yAudiobeam is kept away from heat sources such as central heating radiators, spot lights
and lamps. Never expose Audiobeam to direct sunlight.
yAudiobeam never gets wet.
Mounting Audiobeam in a fixed position
To ensur e that Au diobeam i s always orientated towards the correct area of interest, you
should mount Audiobeam in a fixed position. Use a mounting plate for wall or ceiling
mounting. For mobile installations, use a table or floor stand (see “Accessories”‘ on page 5).
Screw the mounting plate or the table or floor stand to the 5
/8" thread. Use the thread
adapter if necessary.
By using a gooseneck or swivel joint (see “Accessories”‘ on page5), directly orientate
Audiobeam towards the correct area of interest or the reflection area.
Mounting Audiobeam movably or rotatably
Screw Audiobeam onto a drive mechanism or a rotating mechanism using the 5
/8" thread.
Use the thread adapter if necessary.
Distance sensor
For reasons of test engineering, a distance sensorwith a switch is located on the bottom
right of the emitter surface.
If the distance sensor is “on”, the Audiobeam turns off whenever persons or objects are
situated at a distance of less than four meters in the emitting direction of the Audiobeam.
For thi s re ason , th e dis tanc e se nsor is f acto ry-p res et to “of f” an d sho uld as a r ule stay like thi s
during operation in order to prevent automatic turn-off (for further information, please refer
to the service instructions).
Putting Audiobeam into operation
Ensure that Audiobeam is not connected to the mains !
Use the sensitivity selector switch to adapt Audiob eam’s input sensitivity to the audio
source:
yAudio sources with a high output power (e.g. mixing console, CD or DVD player):
upper position (+6 dBm).
yAudio sources with a low output power (e.g. portable mini disk player):
lower position (–14 dBm).