947285
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Specifications
Outputs
Main Output: -10 dBm nominal, 100 ohms
Frequency Response: 20 Hz to 20 kHz ± 1dB
Horn Output: -10 dBm nominal, 100 ohms
Frequency Response 20 Hz to 20 kHz ± 1dB
(12 dB/Octave High pass at 300 Hz)
Tone Controls
Bass (50 Hz) boost or cut up to 12 dB
Treble (10 kHz) boost or cut up to 12 dB
Signal to Noise
-80 dB from maximum output
Auxiliary Input Sensitivity:
10 mV RMS for -10 dBm output
Input Impedance: >40 kΩ
Bldg Page Input Sensitivity:
30 mV RMS for -10 dBm output
Input Impedance: >4 kΩ(balanced input)
Signal Meter:
-10 dBm output lights first 5 LED's
3 dB per LED segment
Compression Ratio: 2.5 fixed
Attack: 1.5 Ms
Release: 0.3 seconds
Remote Volume Control
10 kΩlinear taper (gives audio taper)
One pair connection
Power Requirements
Voltage: 24VDC
Current: 50 mA
Remote Module
Connections: 1 pair audio, 1 pair 24 VDC
(From main control module)
Input Impedance: >4 kΩ(balanced)
Maximum Input: 1 V rms
Microphone Input
Input Sensitivity: 40 uV RMS (-10 dBm out)
Max Input: 30 mV RMS
Input Impedance: 3.5 kΩBalanced
Signal to Noise:
-65 dB from max output
Phantom Power
24 Vdc with 2.2 kΩ
Auxiliary Input
Sensitivity:
10 mV RMS for -10 dBm output
Max Input: 1.4 V RMS
Input Impedance: > 40 kΩ
Environment
Temperature 0 to 50 Degrees C
Humidity 0 to 85% non-precipitating
INSTALLATION
Figure 1 shows volume control locations,
microphone and auxiliary input connections.
Figure 2 shows output terminal strips and
switches on the back of the mixer. Figure 3
shows a typical connecting arrangement. The V-
9985 contains a Main Mixer Module and 1
Remote Module. Three additional remote
modules may be connected to the main mixer
module. Figure 4 shows other feature
connections. Figure 5 shows Remote Input
Module, Speaker and Power Connections.
All connections should be made to the mixer and
double-checked prior to connecting DC power.
Connect the microphone to balanced XLR cables
and the microphone XLR connector on the
Remote Input Module. If the microphone is a
condenser type it will require Phantom Power.
Turn “ON” the Phantom Power Switch located on
the Remote Module using a small scribe or paper
clip. The Phantom Power LED will illuminate.
The microphone volume control is located on the
remote module. Other sources such as CD and
MP3 players, tuners, and computer sound cards
may be connected to the auxiliary inputs located
on the remote and main modules. Volume
controls for the auxiliary inputs are located on the
remote input and main control module.
An additional audio input is available with a
volume control located on the PC board for
connection to a low level audio source such as a
telephone page port or Valcom One-Way Page
Control. An option dip switch located on the PC
board enables the input to override the
microphone and auxiliary inputs.
A compressor is available to even out a user’s
voice to compensate for poor microphone or
vocal technique and allow more microphone gain
before feedback. All auxiliary and microphone
inputs are routed through the compressor when
enabled. An option dip switch located on the PC
board enables the compressor.
