AUSTRALIAN MONITOR TX8000-2 User manual

Australian Monitor

1 Clyde Street, Silverwater NSW 2128 Australia

+61 2 9647 1411

www.australianmonitor.com.au

SERVICE INFORMATION

AUDIO TELEX

TX8000-2

MIXER

CONTENTS:

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

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TX800O-2 Mixer

Product

Description

The

TX8000-2 is

a single

rack

height.

8

channel

monaural

mixer

suitable

for

desk or

19" rack mounting.

Inputs 16

are dual

balanced microphondauxiliary

inputs while inputs

7-8

are balanced microphone inputs

only.

Each input

channel

has

individual

gain.

trirn bass

& treble

controls. The TX8000-2

has

a separate master

output

level

control. The TX8000-2

will

operate

from

2{0 VAC

50F{z

or

110

VAC 60 FIz

or

2.t

VDC.

Factory preset

is 2.10 VAC.

ilicrophone/Auxiliary

Gain

: The 8

input

channels are labelled

Chl ..

Ch8

and

should be adjusred to

provide

the

required

mix level for

each

individual

channel.

Start

with

the controls

set to Level 0

and turn the controls clockwise

untit

the

desired mix

level

for each

channel is reached.

Each

of the

inputs is

also equipped with

an

input

sensitivity

control which is

located

on the input PCB

of the

TX8000-2.

Please refer

to the

'Other

Internal

Adjustments'

section of this

manual

for

full details

of this

feature.

Bass

Tonal

Control:

Each

input

channel has

a

recessed

(screwdrirer

adjustable)

bass

tonal adjustment

control labelled

"Bass".

Setting

this control in

the

centre

position

will

give

a

flat

bass

response.

Adjusting

the

bass control

in

a

clockwise

direction will

provide

up to 12

dB of

bass boost

@

100 Hz.

Adjusting

the bass control in

a counter-cloclorise

direction will

provide

up to 12

dB ofbass

cut

@

100 FIz.

Treble

Tonal

Control:

Each input

channel has

a

recessed

(screwdriver

adjustable)

treble tonal adjustment

control

labelled

"Treble".

Setting

this control in the

centre

position

will

give

a flat treble response.

Adjusting

the treble

control in

a

clockwise

direction will

provide

up to 10

dB

of

treble

boost

@

lOK FIz.

Adjusting

the treble control in

a counter*lockwise

direction will

provide

up to l0 dB

of treble cut

@

lOK

FIz.

Master

Output

Level:

The

master

output lerel

control should

be adjusted to

set the

overall

mixer

ouput level

based on

the individnal

input

channel levels

already

set via the

individual

microphone/auriliary

gain

controls.

Start

with

the

output

controls set at approximately

the Lwel 5

position

and adjust clockwise for

more output

level

or counter*lockwise for less

output

lwel.

VU Mete

t

A7

segment LED

VU

meter

is

provided

for

each output

channel to

give

an

indication

of the

signal

level

for

each

output channel from -21

to

+3

dB.

For

normal

operation the

LED's

should oscillate

in

and out of the red zone. If

the LED'S

in

the

red zone

are lit

continually,

then the

output level

controls

(or

the

input

gain

controls)

should be turned counter-clockwise

to

reduce

the output level.

Too much

output level

can cause signal distortion and

a

mismatch

with the device that

the

mixer

is

driving.

POWef

BUttOn:

This switch

controls

the

switching of

AC

power

to the

mixer.

Rocking this

switch upwards

turns

on

AC

power

to the mixer

whilst rocking

the

switch

downwards turns

power

o{f to

the

mixer.

When in the upward

position.

the red

neon

in

the body

of the

switch will

glow.

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Headphone

Output

Socket: A l/-1"

RTS

stereo socket

is

providcd

for

thc connection of monitor headphones.

The

output

level

to the headphones

is

a nominal 3.5 r,olts

@

600

ohms and

is

connected before the

master

output

level

controls so

adjusting

the ouput level

controls rvill not

effect the headphone

output ler.el.

Power

Switch:

The

switch marked

"Power"

hrns

AC mains

power'On'

and

'Off

to the

TX8000-2.

Rocking

the switch

in

to the

'Up'

position

turns AC

power

on to the

TX8000-2.

When the

switch

is in

the

"On"

position.

a

red neon

will

glow

in

the

body

df the

switch. If

the TX8000-2 is

connected

to

a

24

volt

DC

supply,

this switch will

not

effect

the operation

of the TX8000-2

from

the DC

supply. If

both

AC

and DC

are connected

then

the

TX8000-2

will

continue to operate normally

when

this switch is

turned

'Off.

The

DC

supply needs

to

be disconnected from

the rear

panel

to completely

'turn

off the TX8000-2.

Rear

Panel

L

Features

ofthe rear

panel

are

as

follows:

3 Pin

IEC AC

ilains

Power lnlet:

The

operaring

voltage is 240 VAC

@

50 tlzor

ll0 VAC

@

60 tlz.

The

AC

power

voltage

level is

not

externally

user adjustable

but

is

factory

pre-set.

The inlet is

equipped with

an inbuilt

AC

fuse

holder

fitted

with a I Amp

fuse

plus

a spare. Power

consumption is 5

VA

I

ptease

ensure that the mains

power

cord is

disconnected

before attempting

to

check

or

replace

this

fuse.

Access

Port:

This

port

is

to allow for

external

cable

egress for

accessories

such as the ATC5488

the

generator.

24 Volt

DC

Power

Supply

Connection:

oc

connection

is

via this 2.lmm

socket with

+

(hieh)

on the

centre

and

-

(low)

on the outer

pin.

When DC

is

connected

to these

terminals

the

TX8000-2

will

continue

to opemte regardless

of the

position

of

the AC

power

switch on

the

front

panel.

To

turn

off

DC

power

to

the TX8000-2,

remor€

the

connecting

cables from

these two

posts.

The maximum

DC

current drain

is 350 mA

Master

Output

Connection:

This is

an active

balanced

)(LR

connection with

a

nominal

level

of 1.5

volts

@

600

ohms. The

connections:re, pin

#l-eart[ pin

#2-active

(high,

+);

#3-active

(low,

-).

s. Dual

RCA

Sockets

For

Output

To

A Tape

Recorderr

Nominal

T00mv

@

loK

ohms. The

rape

output is

summed

to

mono

and

is

connected

before

the master

output level

control so the tape

output

level

is not

affected

by

adjustments

to

the master

output level

control.

Active

Balanced,

XLR Sockets

For

The Microphone

lnputs:

withaninputsensitivityof

0.6mV@

200

ohms

(see

the

'Other

lnternal Adjustrnents'

section

on the last

page

of this

manual

for

details

about the

trim level

control

available

for each

channel).

connections

are:

#l+arth; pin

#2-active

(higlL +);

#3-active

(low,

-).

phantom

power

of

+18

volts is

available

on

all microphone inputs.

An internal

onoff link

will switch the

phantom

power

'on'

or

'off;

tnl aeAUt

setting is

'on'.

See the

'Other

Internal

Adjustments'

section

of

this

manuar

for more

details.

Reading from

left

to right

across

the

rear

pa.nel,

the

connection

are for microphone

inputs

8, 7,6,

5,4,3,2.

&

I respectively.

Dual

RCA Sockets

For The

Auxiliary

lnputs:

Summed

to a

mono

buss with

an

input

sensitivity

of

50mV-

500mV

@

47K

ohms for input

channels l{

only

(see

the

'Other

Internal

Adjustments'

section

on the last

page

of this manual

for

details about

the trim level

control

available for

each

channel).

Reading

from left

to

right

across

the

rear

panel,

the

connection

are

for

auxiliary inputs

6, 5,4,3,2,

&

I respectively.

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3,

4.

6.

7

More

information over

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page

3

g

The

installation

of the following

optional

accessories

involves

access to

the

inside

of the

TX8000-2. Installation

should

only be attenpted

by a

qualified

technician. Always

turn offthe

AC

power

and

remove

the

AC

power

cord before attempting

to access the inside

of the

TX8000-2

TX3010

Vox ltluting

(Precedence)

Module:

The TX3010 is

a Vox

operated

muting module

and when

installed"

input

channel #l

will

mute

all

other channels. Please refer

to the comprehensive installation instructions

packagedwith

the

TX3010

TX3014

Vox

iluting

(Precedence)

Module: The

TX30l4 is

a dual

priority,

Vox

operated

muting module

and

when installd input

channel #l will mute

all

otler channels while

input

channel #2 will mute

channels

3-8. Please

refer

to the

comprehensive

installation

instructions

packaged

with the TX3014

ATC5488

4 Tone Generator

illodule:

The ATC5488

provides

bell,

pre-announce,

alert and wacuation tones. The

alert and evacuate tones

are to Australian

Standard A52220.1

.

Tone

selection and

activation cables

may

be

routed

via the

access

port

in

the reat

panel

of the

TX8000-2.

The ATC5488

is

connected as

per

the comprehensive instructions

zupplied with

the

ATC5488.

Please

contact

your

supplier

for

pricing

and delivery information for

all

ofthe optional accessories

described above.

Other

I nternal

Adiustments

g

The fotlowing

adjustments involve

access to the

inside

of the TX8000-2. Installation

should only be attempted

by

a

qualified

technician. Always

turn off the AC

power

and

remove

the

AC

power

cord before attempting

to access the

inside

of

the TX8000-2

Phantom

Power Defeat:

This

3

link is located

on the output board directly

behind the

Mic #8 XLR

socket on the

rear

panel.

The

default

setting

is

with the link in

the

'on'

positio4

shorting the centre

and the

closest to the

rear

of the TX8000-2.

To

turn

phantom

power

ofl move the link

to short

the centre

and the

closest to the front

of the

TX8000-2.

lnput

Sensitivity

Adjustment:

These

trim

pots

arc

located inside

the

TX8000-2

on the

input

circuit board

at the

rear

of

the mixer

and are labelled

R* 1-R*8

to

indicate

channels 1-8 respectively.

these

pots

should be adjusted

to

the

desired trim

level.

Looking

for something

worthy to

connect to the inputs and

outputs of

your

new TX80OO-2?

Well,

please

call

your

nearest

Audio

Telex Communications otfice

for referral to

your

closest

authorised

Dealer

or for more

information on

the full selection of

our compatible sound

system

products.

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10K

R4

10K

R5

6K8

R6

6K8

R7

1K

R8

15K

R9

100R

R10

47K

R11

47K

R12

47K

C1

2n7

C2

4u7

IC1B

C333n

C433n

IC1A

C5

4u7

C6

2n7

R13

47K

R14

47K

R15

47K

R16

100R

R17

15K

R18

1K

R19

6K8

R20

6K8

R21

10K

R22

10K

R23

10K

R24

100R

R25

100R

R26

10K

R27

10K

R28

10K

R29

6K8

R30

6K8

R31

1K

R32

15K

R34

47K

R35

47K

R36

47K

C7

2n7

C8

4u7

IC2B

C9 33n

C10 33n

IC2A

C11

4u7

C12

2n7

R37

47K

R3847K

R39

47K

R41

15K

R42

1K

R43

6K8

R44

6K8

R45

10K

R46

10K

R47

10K

R48

100R

R33

100R

R40

10K

R49

10K

R50

10K

R51

6K8

R52

6K8

R53

1K

R54

15K

R55

47K

R56 47K

R57

47K

C13

2n7

C14

4u7

IC3A

C15 33n

C16 33n

IC3B

C17

4u7

C18

2n7

R58

47K

R59

47K

R60

47K

R61

15K

R62

1K

R63

6K8

R64

6K8

R65

10K

R66

10K

R67

10K

R68

100R

R69

100R

R70

10K

R71

10K

R72

10K

R73

6K8

R74

6K8

R75

1K

R76

15K

R78

47K

R79 47K

R80

47K

C19

2n7

C20

4u7

IC4B

C21 33n

C22 33n

IC4A

C23

4u7

C24

2n7

R81

47K

R82 47K

R83

47K

R85

15K

R86

1K

R87

6K8

R88

6K8

R89

10K

R90

10K

R91

10K

R92

100R

R84

1K

VCC

VCC VCC

VCC

C41

47p

C42

47p

C43

47p

C44

47p

C45

47p

C46

47p

C47

47p

C48

47p

R114

10K

R115

22K

VCC

C56

4u7

R118

1K

C57

10u

B

RS

11

CD6208-1

TX8000-2 MIXER

IC9

5

428769

3

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HEAD PHONE

X5/2

X5/1

LINE OUT

X2/6

X2/7

X2/8

MASTER

TAPE OUT

X2/5

CH8

X2/4

CH7

X2/3

CH6

X1/8

CH5

X1/7

CH4

X1/6

CH3

X1/5

CH2

X1/4

CH1

9VDC

X3/1

X4/1

LM1458

LM741

2

3

4

7

6LM3915

X2/1

X2/2

X1/1

X1/2

X1/3 9VDC

1

3

4

5

6

7

8

AUSTRALIAN MONITOR TX8000-2 User manual

AUSTRALIAN MONITOR TX8000-2 User manual

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