Sennheiser SR 2000 Brochure & Specs page 2

SR 2000
Stereo Transmitter
ARCHITECT'S
SPECIFICATIONS
The stereo audio input shall utilize two
discrete (left/right) electronically-balan-
ced combination female XLR-3 and ¼"
audio sockets; the audio output shall uti-
lize a balanced ¼" (6.3 mm) audio socket;
one audio loop output shall be provided
utilizing a balanced ¼" (6.3 mm) audio
socket. A stereo headphone output with
local level control shall be provided on the
front panel and shall utilize a ¼" (6.3 mm)
stereo audio socket. Menu-based software
adjustments shall be made using a backlit
LCD user display; associated receivers shall
be configured in the receiver menu and
synchronized with the transmitter via an
integrated infrared interface. A 5-band
graphic equalizer shall be provided. One
50O BNC connector shall provide the
attachment point for the main transmitter
antenna. RF output power shall be selec-
table at 10 mW (Low), 30 mW (Standard),
50 mW (High) and 100 mW (Maximum,
XP version only). An Ethernet port (RJ45)
shall be provided to allow remote net-
work-based monitoring and control of the
transmitter using Sennheiser Wireless Sys-
tem Manager Mac or PC software. Power
shall be supplied to the transmitter by the
internal power supply with auto-switching
mains voltage of 100 – 240 VAC at 50/60
Hz. Current draw shall be maximum 0.1 A.
The transmitter chassis shall be fabrica-
ted from metal and shall be capable of
mounting in a standard 19" equipment
rack without additional hardware; case
dimensions shall be approximately 8.54"
x 19.02" x 1.69" (217 x 483 x 43 mm).
Weight shall be 91.71 oz (2600 grams).
Operating conditions shall be ambient
temperature +14°F to +131°F (-10°C to
+55°C). The stationary stereo transmitter
shall be Sennheiser model SR 2000.
TECHNICAL DATA
DELiVERy iNCLUDES
1 SR 2000 iEM transmitter
3 mains cables (EU, UK, and US)
2 rod antennas
1 instruction manual
1 supplementary frequency sheet
1 supplementary RF license sheet
4 device feet