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AUDIO ANALOG BALUN
To install the Audio Analog Baluns, follow these steps:
1. Depending on the number of audio signals to be transmitted, use one pair of
baluns for each audio signal. For example, for mono audio, use two baluns;
for stereo audio, use four baluns.
2. The Audio Analog Balun is compact enough to allow multiple baluns to be
mounted adjacent to one another on the back of any piece of audio
equipment, eliminating the need for RCA jumper cables. See Figure 3-1.
Figure 3-1. Install the baluns on audio equipment.
3. Identify the balun's pin configuration (the screw terminal's pins are labeled
Tip and Ring). One twisted pair is required for each balun connection. The
Audio Analog Balun is polarity sensitive. Therefore, in stereo audio
applications, for full stereo audio quality, ensure straight-through polarity as
shown in Figure 3-2.
RCA male
Audio Analog Balun
(IC460A),
top view (cover off)
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3. Installation
Audio left
Rear view: Audio Analog Balun
installed on equipment
Ring
Twisted-pair cable
(one pair)
Tip
Figure 3-2. Straight-through polarity.
Audio right
Tip
Audio Analog Balun
Ring
(IC460A),
top view (cover off)
RCA male
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