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- Page 1 CS 5 Conference System User Manual Please read before using the equipment!
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
5.3.2 Selecting Operating Modes ...24 5.3.3 DELEGATE Mode ...25 5.3.4 PRESIDENT Mode...26 5.4 Voting/Polling...27 5.4.1 Controlling a Ballot or Opinion Poll (PRESIDENT Mode)...27 5.4.2 Voting in DELEGATE Mode...28 5.5 Chip Card Identification...29 CS 5 User Manual - 2 - Page... - Page 3 6.3.4 List of Available Language Names ...33 6.3.5 Selecting the Microphone Type...33 6.4 Using the Interpreter Station...34 Section 7: Infrared Transmission System...36 7.1 CS 5 IRT 1 and CS 5 IRT 2 Infrared Radiators...36 7.1.1 General...36 7.1.2 Placement ...36 7.1.3 Mounting ...37 7.1.4 Connections...37...
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Page 4: Symbols Used
In the User Manual and Quickstart Guide, this symbol marks instructions that the user must follow to ensure safe op- eration of the equipment. The " " symbol marks important notes, hints, or explanations that make it easier to use the equipment. CS 5 User Manual - 4 -... -
Page 5: Safety And Environment
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. CS 5 User Manual FCC Statement - 5 -... -
Page 6: Section 1: General
ID card identification; three-way voting or five-way polling; interpretation of up to 63 languages; and infrared transmission of up to seven languages. The CS 5 is extremely easy to wire, pro- gram, set up, and expand. -
Page 7: Section 2: Notes On Wiring And System Examples
Base Unit). Therefore, make sure always to connect at least one CS 5 VU or CS 5 DU microphone station to the Base Unit to set up a functional CS 5 system. -
Page 8: System Examples
CS 5 DU and CS 5 VU microphone stations. Since the system shown includes only six microphone sta- tions, a single CS 5 PS 12 power supply connected to the Base Unit is enough to power the entire system. -
Page 9: Computer-Controlled Discussion System
Example 2 above shows a larger discussion system with more than six microphone stations and computer control. To ensure stable powering even if one power supply fails, connect one CS 5 PS 12 power supply to the Base Unit, one CS 5 PS 12 power supply to every sixth microphone station, beginning with the seventh in line counting from the Base Unit, and connect the last microphone station to the second SYSTEM connector on the Base Unit. -
Page 10: Infrared Interpretation System
LINE IN input on the Base Unit. The room sound system is fed by the Base Unit LINE OUT output. The four Interpreter Stations in the two interpretation booths are connected in a closed loop to the two SYSTEM connectors on the Base Unit. CS 5 User Manual - 10 -... -
Page 11: Large Conference System With Interpretation Booths
Since all microphones are connected to CS 5 microphone stations, no external microphone mixer is needed. The audience can listen to the floor signal or interpretation on their CS 5 IRR 7 infrared receivers with channel selec- CS 5 User Manual... - Page 12 To ensure stable powering even if one power supply fails, connect one CS 5 PS 12 power supply to the Base Unit, one CS 5 PS 12 power supply to every sixth microphone station, beginning with the seventh in line counting from the Base Unit, and connect the last microphone station to the second SYSTEM connector on the Base Unit.
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Page 13: Section 3: Cs 5 Bu Base Unit
3.1 General The CS5 BU is the Base Unit required for any CS 5 system configuration. It synchronizes all system components and generates the floor audio channel. you can connect to the Base Unit up to 5,000 microphone stations (Delegate Sta- tions, Chairperson Stations, and Interpreter Stations);... -
Page 14: Rear Panel
Section 3: CS 5 BU Base Unit 3.3 Rear Panel Fig. 2: CS 5 BU rear panel. 16 Dip switches: This set of dip switches allows you to route the various inputs to either the NORMAL bus or the EFFECTS bus, activate or deactivate NOM limitation on the SYSTEM BUS and LINE OUT outputs, mute the EXT. LANG. -
Page 15: Setting Up The Base Unit
Section 3: CS 5 BU Base Unit 3.4 Setting Up the Base Unit Important: • To avoid interference problems, make sure that all audio cables you are going to connect to the Base Unit audio outputs are shorter than 10 feet (3 m). -
Page 16: Configuring The Dip Switches
Section 3: CS 5 BU Base Unit 3.4.2 Configuring the Dip Switches 1. Before powering up, set all front panel level controls to minimum (smallest dot) and set the rear panel dip switches as required. Refer to fig. 3 on page 15 and Table 1 below. -
Page 17: Powering Up
3. Insert the SERVICE CARD supplied with the Base Unit into the card slot on any CS 5 VU microphone station. 4. Press soft buttons 1 and 5 simultaneously on the same microphone station into which you inserted the SERVICE CARD. -
Page 18: Selecting Nom Limitation/Interpretation Channels
Section 3: CS 5 BU Base Unit jack accepts all standard stereo headphones with a ¼" TRS jack plug. • Set the HEADPHONE control (12) just high enough so you can comfortably monitor the main mix. Important: • Excessive headphone listening levels my damage your hearing. So use the HEADPHONE control with care. -
Page 19: Section 4: Cs 5 Du Delegate Station
Section 4: CS 5 DU Delegate Station 4.1 Introduction The CS5 DU is the basic microphone station for the CS 5 conference system. It provides a microphone connection with talk button, two built-in loudspeakers, and two headphone jacks. The loudspeakers reproduce the main mix ("floor signal") while the headphone jacks allow the user to listen to the floor signal or one of three interpreted languages. -
Page 20: Setting Up
Section 4: CS 5 DU Delegate Station Refer to Talk button: Pressing the talk button once activates the microphone. The status LED above the button will be lit. fig. 4 Pressing the talk button again switches the microphone off. The status LED above the button will go out. - Page 21 Section 4: CS 5 DU Delegate Station Important: • The amount of gain reduction applied to a cardioid capsule is rather low while hypercardioid and shot- gun microphones will be attenuated more significantly. To avoid feedback problems, make sure to set S1-S2 to the correct positions as per Table 2 on page 19.
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Page 22: Section 5: Cs5 Vu Voting/Chairperson Station
63 interpreted languages. In addition, the CS 5 VU incorporates a chip card reader for user identification by conference control software. A liquid- crystal display and five soft buttons allow the user to call the meeting to order, initiate ballots, cast their vote, select lan- guages for the headphone outputs, etc. - Page 23 System port: RJ45 connector for CS5 MK.. LAN cables. (Refer to section 2.2 for example wiring diagrams.) Display: Two-line liquid-crystal display indicating the main menu for selecting functions and the submenus for set- ting the parameters for each function. CS 5 User Manual - 23 -...
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Page 24: Setting Up
Microphone muting on priority request: Voting from delegate station: Voting Station operating mode: Table 3: CS 5 VU dip switches. 1. Referring to Table 3 above, set S1 and S2 for the microphone capsule you are going to connect to the microphone station. -
Page 25: Delegate Mode
6. Press soft button 5 to select the volume control for the right-hand headphone output. Press soft buttons 2 and 4 to decrease (2) or increase (4) the volume. A bargraph indicates the current setting. Press soft button 3 (BACK) to return to the main menu. CS 5 User Manual - 25 -... -
Page 26: President Mode
To quit priority mode and return to the main menu, press soft button 4 (CLEAR). 5. Press soft button 5 to initiate a ballot or opinion poll. Refer to section 5.4 below. 6. To return to the main menu, press soft button 3 (BACK). CS 5 User Manual - 26 -... -
Page 27: Voting/Polling
2b. To start an opinion poll (five options), press soft button 2. The display will change like this: 2c. To start a two-way (aye/no) vote, press soft button 5. This allows two-way voting from both CS 5 VU and CS 5 DU microphone stations. -
Page 28: Voting In Delegate Mode
Section 5: CS5 VU Voting/Chairperson Station … or like this… … to show the votes have been counted. The top line on each CS 5 VU microphone station indicates the results. 6. Press any button to return to the President main menu. -
Page 29: Chip Card Identification
This system also allows holders of AKG chip cards to exercise their rights not only from their assigned microphone stations, but from any CS 5 VU micro- phone station in the conference system. -
Page 30: Section 6: Cs 5 Iu Interpreter Station
6.1 Introduction The CS 5 IU adds interpretation capabilities to the CS 5 conference system. It provides inputs and outputs for a goose- neck microphone and headphones or a headset, a built-in loudspeaker, source and target language selectors, a mi- crophone switch, cough button, "slow"... -
Page 31: Microphone Input
Section 6: CS 5 IU Interpreter Station Refer to 10 Loudspeaker: The loudspeaker is automatically muted when a pair of headphones is connected to the headphone fig. 8 output (18). on page 29. When no headphones are connected to the Interpreter Station, the loudspeaker reproduces the selected incoming signal. -
Page 32: Selecting Station Addresses
Section 6: CS 5 IU Interpreter Station 6.3.2 Selecting Station Addresses 1. Set the MICROPHONE switch to "OFF" to switch the microphone off. 2. Press <FLOOR> + <CALL> + <RELAY> simultaneously to enter service mode. The display changes like this: <<PREV... -
Page 33: List Of Available Language Names
6. Press <RELAY> to select the name of the language ("OUTPUT ‘B’ MNEMONIC") you assigned to the relay chan- nel. Refer to section 6.3.5 for a list of languages and their abbreviations available on the CS 5 IU. 7. Repeat steps 1-7 above for each pair of Interpreter Stations. -
Page 34: Using The Interpreter Station
Section 6: CS 5 IU Interpreter Station 6.4 Using the Interpreter Station Important: • Before powering the system up, set the MICROPHONE switch on each Interpreter Station to "OFF" to avoid "broadcasting" any unofficial conversations. Upon system power-up, • the display shows the message "SYSTEM STARTING…" until synchronization is completed. Once synchronization is finished, the display shows the main menu. - Page 35 Section 6: CS 5 IU Interpreter Station - Method 2: the interpreter taking over presses the appropriate OUTPUT SELECT key. The red LED on the micro- phone comes on, the relieved colleague's microphone is automatically muted, and the red LED on that micro- phone goes dark.
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Page 36: Section 7: Infrared Transmission System
The CS 5 IRT 1 and CS 5 IRT 2 infrared radiators are capable of transmitting seven interpretation channels to the CS 5 IRR 7 infrared receivers. The two radiator models are technically identical, except that the CS 5 IRT 2 is larger than and provides about twice the radiation range of the CS 5 IRT 1. -
Page 37: Mounting
Note: Working out the exact number of infrared radiators needed for optimum room coverage and placing them cor- rectly can be a challenge in some rooms. As a rule of thumb, it is better to use many small (CS 5 IRT 1) radia- tors than only a few large ones (CS 5 IRT 2). -
Page 38: Cs 5 Irr 7 Infrared Receiver
7.2.1 General The CS 5 IRR 7 is a light, portable infrared receiver for use with the CS 5 IRT 1 and CS 5 IRT 2 infrared radiators. It provides seven selectable audio channels, a mini-jack headphone output, volume control, and ON key. The receiver is powered by a standard 6F22 9 V rechargeable battery lasting for up to 13 hours per charge. -
Page 39: Using The Infrared Receiver
• The battery cannot be replaced by the user. When the battery needs replacing, contact your nearest AKG Service Center or AKG Distributor. CS 5 User Manual jack (1). Make sure to turn the VOLUME control (5) to its minimum posi-... -
Page 40: Cs 5 Cu 50 Charger/Storage Case
7.3.1 General The CS 5 CU 50 is a combined charger and transport/storage unit in a rugged, lockable flight case. It allows you to store up to 50 CS 5 IRR 7 infrared receivers during a conference and charge the batteries inside them. Each charging slot has its own independent charging control circuit. -
Page 41: Battery Care
3. Do not store receivers in trickle-charging mode in the CU 50 indefinitely. This may reduce the usfeul life of the bat- tery inside the receiver. After a conference has ended, charge all receivers to capacity and switch power to the CU 50 off. CS 5 User Manual - 41 -... -
Page 42: Section 8: System Components
Infrared Transmission System CS5 IRT1 Small infrared radiator CS5 IRT2 Large infrared radiator CS5 IRR7 Infrared receiver with stereo mini jack CS5 CU50 Charging and storage case for up to 50 CS5 IRR7 receivers CS 5 User Manual - 42 -... -
Page 43: Section 9: Specifications
Section 9: Specifications 9.1 CS 5 BU 9.1.1 General DC 48V / 3A IN Input voltage Power requirement LINE IN (balanced) Input level Impedance TELEPHONE IN (balanced) Input level Impedance EFFECT IN (balanced) Input level Impedance TAPE IN (unbalanced, stereo*) -
Page 44: Connector Pinouts
Pin no. Pin no. Pin no. Pin no. Pin no. Pin no. CS 5 User Manual DC 48V / 3A IN DC power jack LINE IN, TEL. IN, EXT. LANG. IN, EXT. MIC. IN 3-pin female XLR LINE OUT, TEL. OUT... - Page 45 Section 9: Specifications Pin no. Pin no. Pin no. CS 5 User Manual SYSTEM 8-pin RJ45 INFRA OUT USB Port USB-B - 45 - Function Data send + Data send - Data receive + 48 VDC 48 VDC Data receive -...
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Page 46: Cs 5 Du/Vu
Section 9: Specifications 9.2 CS 5 DU/VU 9.2.1 General Power Supply Supply voltage Power consumption Headphone Output Power Load impedance Frequency range (-3 dB) Physical Dimensions Signal/noise ratio Width Depth Height 9.2.2 Connector Pinouts Pin no. * Use stereo headphones with TRS plugs only. Connecting a TS plug would short the ring contact to ground and damage the device. -
Page 47: Cs 5 Iu
Headphone Output Power Load impedance Physical Dimensions Width Depth Height Weight 9.3.2 Connector Pinouts Pin no. CS 5 User Manual Minimum Nominal 12.2/310 6.0/152 3.4/86 2.2/1000 Headphone Output 1/4" TRS jack Pin no. Ring Sleeve External Microphone 1/4"... -
Page 48: Cs 5 Ps 12
Section 9: Specifications Pin no. 9.4 CS 5 PS 12 General Efficiency Input Input voltage Input frequency Input current Power factor Output Output voltage Output power Short circuit protection Environmental Operating temperature Storage temperature Safety Safety approvals Dimensions Width x depth x height... -
Page 49: Cs 5 Irt 1 And Cs 5 Irt 2
Section 9: Specifications 9.5 CS 5 IRT 1 and CS 5 IRT 2 Power voltage Wavelength Radiated power Coverage angle (50% down) Coverage area Width Height Depth Weight 9.6 CS 5 IRR 7 General Number of channels Receiving angle Power supply... -
Page 50: Cs 5 Cu 50
Section 9: Specifications 9.7 CS 5 CU 50 General Number of charging/storage slots Charging modes Power supply Quick Charging Mode Charging current Trickle Charging Mode Charging current Physical Dimensions Height Width Depth Weight 9.8 Conformity This product conforms to the standards listed in the related Declaration of Conformity. To order a free copy of the Dec- laration of Conformity for this product, visit http://www.akg.com or contact sales@akg.com. - Page 51 Micrófonos · Auriculares · Micrófonos inalámbricos · Auriculares inalámbricos · Auriculares con micrófono · Componentes acústicos Microfones · Fones de ouvido · Microfones s/fios · Fones de ouvido s/fios · Microfones de cabeça · Componentes acústicos AKG Acoustics GmbH Lemböckgasse 21–25, A-1230 Vienna/AUSTRIA, phone: (+43-1) 86654-0* e-mail: sales@akg.com...
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