Rear Panel Features - Lectronics VR Field Reference Manual

VR Field Receiver
Rear Panel
Receiver.
Modules.4-6
(Inside)
XLR.Audio.Output..Jack.
(Receiver.6)
XLR.Audio.Output.Jack.
(Receiver.5)
XLR.Audio.Output.Jack.
(Receiver.4)

Rear Panel Features

The rear panel provides six balanced XLR audio out-
puts, two 50 Ohm BNC antenna inputs, two 50 Ohm
BNC antenna outputs from an internal multicoupler, a
power jack with a locking connector, and USB and RS-
232 serial ports.
Power Input Jack
The power input jack accepts +10 VDC to +18 VDC
(center pin is positive and sleeve is ground). The input
is diode protected to prevent damage if the power is
accidentally applied with reversed polarity. The unit will
not operate until the correct polarity is restored.
Receiver Modules
Up to six receiver modules in two rows of three can be
installed in each VRM. Spring loaded Receiver Module
Retainer Clips ensure module connections are main-
tained during transport and installation.
XLR Audio Output Jacks
Six balanced audio output jacks using standard XLR
connectors are provided to connect the VR Field Sys-
tem to external equipment.
RS-232 Port
A serial RS-232 interface is provided for setup and
control of the VR Field System from computers or other
devices using industry standard RS-232 communication
links.
10
RS-232.Port Power.Input.Jack
Antenna.(A).Input
Antenna.(A).Output
USB.Port
XLR.Audio.Output.Jack.
Antenna.(B).Input
Antenna.(B).Output
Antenna Input Jacks
Two BNC input connectors are provided for right-angle
whip antennas, cables from remote antennas, or cables
from another VRM. An internal mulitcoupler ensures
the RF is applied equally to all installed Receiver Mod-
ules and also to the Antenna Output Jacks.
Antenna Output Jacks
Two pairs of 50 Ohm BNC output jacks provide zero-
gain antenna "loop-throughs" for an additional receivers,
allowing convenient expansion without the need for an
external RF multicoupler or additional antenna systems.
Note VR Field Systems can be looped together
successfully only when they cover the same
frequency block range. Units outside of the
frequency block range will experience substantial
signal loss and very short operating range.
USB Port
Standard USB Version 1.1 connector for setup and
control of the VRM from computer systems (Windows
2000, XP or Vista) with a USB interface.
Receiver.
Modules.1-3
(Inside)
XLR.Audio.Output.Jack.
(Receiver.1)
XLR.Audio.Output.Jack.
(Receiver.2)
(Receiver.3)
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