duce approximately 28.3 volts at the DIRECT OUTPUT terminals (8,9), or 70 volts at the 70V OUTPUT terminals (11) when the 70-volt input line is supplying 70 volts.

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FIGURE 10. 70-VOLT SYSTEM ATTENUATOR

BRIDGING CONNECTIONS

If greater power or optimum system reliability becomes extremely important, two Amplifiers may be connected in series (never in parallel!) to obtain an output of 400 watts into an 8-ohm load, or 200 watts into a 16-ohm load (6 ohms minimum load). To determine available power, divide the actual load impedance by two and, referring to Figure 6, Page 7, double the output power shown on the graph. This connection also provides a fail-safe, or redundant, system: if one Amplifier fails, the second remains functional at its normal power output. This series connection of amplifier outputs is commonly referred to as a bridged configuration.

Connect the Amplifier balanced inputs out of phase as shown in Figure 11, Page 11, with the speaker load con- nected between the two 28V terminals of the DIRECT OUT- PUT Terminal Strips (9). Connect the two GND terminals together.

If a 140-volt output is required (SRlO5A Amplifier only), two SR105A Amplifiers may be connected in series as described above, except that the 70-volt outputs are used. Connect the speaker load to the 70V terminals (11) of the two SR105A Amplifiers and connect the COM terminals together. Use Class 1 wiring.*

ADDING HEADPHONE JACK TO SPEAKER CONNECTIONS

If it is desirable to monitor the Amplifier direct output through headphones, a headphone output may be fabri- cated as follows. Obtain parts listed below or their equiva- lent.

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PHONE PLUG TRANSFORMER

 

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8 OHM

SPEAKER

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COIL

 

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COM

 

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NOTE: USE JUMPER FOR STEREO

HEADPHONES ONLY.

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Part

Recommended Type

1

Phone Jack

Switchcraft 12-8

1

Phone Plug

Switchcraft 280

1

Volume Control

Switchcraft 666Pl or 656

 

(L-Pad)

 

1

Transformer, 25V

Essex-Stancor A-8095

 

Line to Voice Coil

or A-8096

Connect the parts as shown in Figure 12, Page 11. Make certain the "hot" speaker lead (28V) is connected to a one- watt or less tap on the 25-volt transformer; this connection sets the maximum headphone volume. If only stereo head- phones are to be used, interconnect the tip and sleeve contacts of the headphone jack. If it is desired to monitor the 70-volt output of an SRlOSA Amplifier, substitute a 70- volt line to voice coil transformer for the 25-volt transfor- mer listed above.

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FIGURE 11. BRIDGED AMPLIFIER CONNECTIONS

VOLUME CONTROL (%-OHM L-PAD)

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PHONE JACK

 

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FIGURE 12. HEADPHONE JACK FOR

SPEAKER CONNECTIONS

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Shure SR105 service manual Bridging Connections, Adding Headphone Jack to Speaker Connections, Coil