AudioArts Engineering R-5 Owner's Manual page 47

3 2 1
6 5 4
9 8 7
12 11 10
I/O connector plug (rear
view, as it would be seen
while wiring); the beveled
orientation corners shown
correspond to the plug's
mating PCB-mounted
sockets.
R-5 / Jan 97
Cue Output
The console's cue output signal is mono, electronically balanced, and
will deliver +4dBu levels into 600Ω. If you will be hooking up unbalanced
equipment to this port, be sure to tie LOW and SHIELD together at the
console end.
Pin 1 - CUE OUTPUT, shield
Pin 2 - CUE OUTPUT, low
Pin 3 - CUE OUTPUT, high
Control Room and Studio Outputs
Control room and studio outputs are electronically balanced, and will
deliver +4dBu levels into 600Ω. If you will be hooking up unbalanced
equipment to these ports, be sure to tie LOW and SHIELD together at the
console end.
Pin 1 - CONTROL ROOM LEFT OUTPUT, shield
Pin 2 - CONTROL ROOM LEFT OUTPUT, low
Pin 3 - CONTROL ROOM LEFT OUTPUT, high
Pin 4 - CONTROL ROOM RIGHT OUTPUT, shield
Pin 5 - CONTROL ROOM RIGHT OUTPUT, low
Pin 6 - CONTROL ROOM RIGHT OUTPUT, high
Pin 7 - STUDIO LEFT OUTPUT, shield
Pin 8 - STUDIO LEFT OUTPUT, low
Pin 9 - STUDIO LEFT OUTPUT, high
Pin 10 - STUDIO RIGHT OUTPUT, shield
Pin 11 - STUDIO RIGHT OUTPUT, low
Pin 12 - STUDIO RIGHT OUTPUT, high
Monitor Circuits (Control/Logic Connections)
Cue/Tally
Pin 5 - CUE TO CR (jumper to pin 6 to activate)
Pin 6 - CUE TO CR
This function allows CUE, which normally only interrupts HEADPHONE,
to also interrupt the console's CONTROL ROOM output.
Pin 8 - ON AIR TALLY common
Pin 9 - ON AIR TALLY normally open
The R-5's on-air tally relay is activated (i.e., closed) whenever the
console's control room output is muted; in other words, whenever the
console operator's microphone is live (provided, of course, that his mic
input channel has been programmed to MUTE CR whenever it is turned ON;
see page 2-5). This closure can be used to activate a visual ON-AIR light. It
will handle 1 amp of current at 125VDC/250VAC. See drawing on next page
for a typical hook-up.
Cue/Tally connector pins 4, 7, and 10 are audio common and unused;
Pins 11 and 12 are N/C.
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