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AUDIO INPUTS 5 to 8: (alternative to those for removable connectors
unbalanced line level inputs with RCA sockets.
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AUDIO OUTPUTS A to D: balanced line level outputs for removable connectors.
Pins:
+
–
GND
13
AUDIO OUTPUTS E and F: unbalanced line level outputs with RCA sockets.
14
EXTENSION LINK IN: input to link the EXTENSION LINK OUT of the second MZ
8060 (optional). Read the manual section 'How to link two MZ 8060 each other'.
15
EXTENSION LINK OUT: output to link the EXTENSION LINK IN of the second MZ
8060 (optional). Read the manual section 'How to link two MZ 8060 each other'.
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GPIN 1 ÷ 10 'Generic Purpose Inputs' (removable connectors)
Logic inputs that can be activated by other device commands.
Each logic input can be set via software. It can be activated when its two pins (for
example, '1' and its respective ground GND) are either shorted or open.
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GPOUT 1 ÷ 4 'Generic Purpose Outputs' (removable connectors)
Logic outputs that can be set via software.
n
:
ote
logic outputs cannot be used to power other devices
o
utput voltage can be either
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24 VDC output (two positive 24 V dc pins and two ground pins)
24 V dc output (for removable connectors) available to power other devices
(max. current: 0.2 A).
19
RL2 logic output with relay (removable connector) that can be set via software.
Max. current on contacts: 0.5A. Max. applicable voltage: 24 V dc.
20
RL1 logic output with relay (removable connector) normally assigned to the device
fault indication. To enable its user software control, it is necessary to set the JMP1
internal jumper (see the respective manual section).
Max. current on contacts: 0.5A. Max. applicable voltage: 24 V dc.
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Audio signal, hot
Audio signal, cold
Ground
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5 v (
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high
or
low
),
10
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