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Summary of Contents for Dateq BCS50

  • Page 1 BCS50 BCS50 SER MANUAL...
  • Page 3: Safety Instructions

    Safety instructions DATEQ BCS50 user manual Safety instructions All safety instructions, warnings and operating instructions must be read first. All warnings on the equipment must be heeded. The operating instructions must be followed. Keep the operating instructions for future reference.
  • Page 4 Frame The BCS50 mixer is a modular system existing of a frame, a master module and free to choose input-modules. The frame can contain up to 16 input modules and a master module. The power-supply is built into the frame.
  • Page 5 PGM-buss. The PGM-signal is available on three XLR- connectors: mono, left and right. All these outputs are electronically balanced. Besides these outputs the BCS50 has three unbalanced PGM-outputs on 6.3mm stereo jacks (PGM1/PGM2/PGM3). These connectors can be used link to other equipment located inside the studio, like amplifiers etc.
  • Page 6: Product Support

    Mains input (115 or 230 VAC; internally selectable, 100 Watts). DCF-ANT Input for the active aerial supplied with the BCS121 clock-timer. Product support When you have any questions about the BCS50, or other DATEQ products please contact: Dateq Audio Technologies B.V. De Paal 37 1351 JG Almere...
  • Page 7 Mounting DATEQ BCS50 user manual Mounting The BCS50 frame will fit into an opening of 965 x 500 x 75mm (W x L x D). See the drawings below. BCS50 Frame...
  • Page 8 DATEQ BCS50 user manual BCS51 MIC/ LINE module BCS51 Microphone/ mono line module To a BCS51 module a microphone and a balanced mono line-source can be connected. The module has the possibility to supply the microphone with a phantompower (48V), this makes it possible to use condenser microphones.
  • Page 9 BCS51(E) module DATEQ BCS50 user manual Connecting the BCS51(E) At the BCS51(E) connectorboard four connectors can be found: Name Type In/ Out Description CTRL 6.3mm stereo In & Out ‘Microphone on’ indicator and cough-talkback button jack XLR-F Microphone input...
  • Page 10 DATEQ BCS50 user manual BCS51(E) general LowCut The built-in LowCut crossover frequency is switchable between 20Hz and 80Hz. The filters slope is 12dB/octave. This filter is to prevent annoying blobs from a microphone. Tone control Tone control is only available on a BCS51E module. The crossover frequencies are:...
  • Page 11 BCS51(E) blockdiagram DATEQ BCS50 user manual Blockdiagram BCS51(E)
  • Page 12 DATEQ BCS50 user manual BCS52 dual stereo line module BCS52 dual stereo line module To a BCS52 module two stereo line-sources can be connected. BCS modules are available with (BCS52E) and without three way tone control (BCS52). A normal BCS52(E) module has two unbalanced stereo line inputs.
  • Page 13: Technical Description

    Connecting the BCS52(E) module DATEQ BCS50 user manual Connecting the BCS52(E) At the BCS52(E) connectorboard four connectors can be found: Name Type In/ Out Description CTRL 6.3mm stereo In & Out Channel on indicator and PFL input jack LINE 1...
  • Page 14 DATEQ BCS50 user manual Connecting the BCS52S(E) Connecting the BCS52S(E) At the BCS52S(E) connectorboard eight connectors can be found. Each input has four jack connectors: Name Type In/ Out Description CTRL 6.3mm stereo In & Out Channel on indicator and PFL input...
  • Page 15 Connecting the BCS52N(E) DATEQ BCS50 user manual Connecting the BCS52N(E) At the BCS52N(E) connectorboard six connectors can be found: Name Type In/ Out Description CTRL 6.3mm stereo In & Out Channel on indicator and PFL input jack LINE 1 XLR-F...
  • Page 16: Tone Control

    DATEQ BCS50 user manual BCS52 general Tone control Tone control is only available on BCS52(S)(N)E modules. The crossover frequencies are: HIGH: +/-12dB shelving @ 12 kHz MID: +/- 12dB bell @ 1.3 kHz LOW: +/- 16dB shelving @ 30 Hz Jumper settings With the internal jumpers various settings/ automations can be enabled or disabled.
  • Page 17 BCS52 settings DATEQ BCS50 user manual BCS52 settings Jumper name Possibilities Description LINE/ LINE Both jumpers must be in this position when the RIAA option is not RIAA (1) installed. RIAA Both jumpers must be in this position when the RIAA option is installed.
  • Page 18 DATEQ BCS50 user manual BCS52 settings BCS52N settings Jumper name Possibilities Description CUE (1) CONT. (D) After the module has started or stopped the start or stop outputs remains active. (J1 controls line 1 and J2 controls line 2) PULS The start and stop output generate a pulse (500mSec) when the module is started or stopped.
  • Page 19 BCS52 blockdiagrams DATEQ BCS50 user manual Blockdiagram BCS52(E)
  • Page 20 DATEQ BCS50 user manual BCS52 blockdiagrams Blockdiagram BCS52S(E)
  • Page 21 BCS52 blockdiagrams DATEQ BCS50 user manual Blockdiagram BCS52N(E)
  • Page 22 DATEQ BCS50 user manual BCS53 telephone modules BCS53 Telephone modules An analogue subscriber line can be directly connected to a BCS53 module. This module has a built-in analogue hybrid. When more than two BCS53 modules are on air simultaneously the program-signal will get coloured. It is possible to have more than two lines off-hook when they are not on-air.
  • Page 23 BCS53 telephone modules DATEQ BCS50 user manual To a BCS53T module an external digital (Telos) hybrid can be connected. A digital hybrid has a superior trans-hybrid loss than an analogue hybrid. The advantages are a better sound- quality and the fact that more than two lines can be active at the same time. The exact amount of possible active lines depend on the quality of the subscriber lines and the trans- hybrid loss per module.
  • Page 24 DATEQ BCS50 user manual Connecting the BCS53 Connecting the BCS53 At the BCS53 connectorboard four connectors can be found: Name Type In/ Out Description CTRL 6.3mm stereo Connector for a telephone active and a ringer indicator jack TEL. LINE XLR-M In &...
  • Page 25 Connecting the BCS53T DATEQ BCS50 user manual Connecting the BCS53T At the BCS53T connectorboard three connectors can be found; Name Type In/ Out Description CTRL 6.3mm stereo Connector for a telephone active and a ringer indicator jack TELOS SUB-D-15-M In & out...
  • Page 26 DATEQ BCS50 user manual BCS53 settings Jumper settings The jumpers in a BCS53 and BCS53T module have the same functionality and the same position. That is why only the BCS53 PCB is shown below. R302 R301 C301 R101 POST POST...
  • Page 27 BCS53 blockdiagram DATEQ BCS50 user manual Blockdiagram BCS53...
  • Page 28 DATEQ BCS50 user manual BCS53T blockdiagrams Blockdiagram BCS53T...
  • Page 29 BCS58 Master DATEQ BCS50 user manual BCS50 GUEST Outputlevel control for GUEST Volumecontrol for the the AUX-signal GUEST headphones METER Sends the PGM or the PGM/TB Source selector for the METER C.R. T.B. C.R. Signal to the VU-meter GUEST headphones ANN.
  • Page 30 METER The VU-meter has the possibility to monitor the PGM signal, but it is also possible to monitor the C.R. signal. All available signals in the BCS50 can be monitored. This makes it possible to monitor the PFL signal of a channel so that the gain-setting can be tuned (0dB is the nominal level).
  • Page 31 BCS58 Master DATEQ BCS50 user manual ring Air in R Air in L AIR input level ring S= gnd Spare in R R= R E X T . T= L METER Spare in L SPARE1 SPARE2 TRIM ring Insert return T.B.
  • Page 32: Top Console

    With a solid-state relay an external ON-AIR indicator can be connected here (for example the DATEQ OA-1). A 12Vdc control voltage is applied between the tip and the shield when the ON-AIR output is active. The maximum current is 12mA.
  • Page 33: Technical Information

    BCS58 Master DATEQ BCS50 user manual Technical information Input Type Level Impedance Connector Unbalanced stereo -15 ... +6dBm 10 kOhm 6.3mm stereo jack SPARE 1 Unbalanced stereo 0dBm 10 kOhm 6.3mm stereo jack SPARE 2 Unbalanced stereo 0dBm 10 kOhm 6.3mm stereo...
  • Page 34 With two jumpers the AutoPFL function can be configured. The jumpers are situated on a small add-on PCB at the left PCB of the BCS50 master unit. By default the mixer is configured to disable the AutoPFL function when the C.R. selector is switched to audition.
  • Page 35 BCS58 Master blockdiagram DATEQ BCS50 user manual Blockdiagram BCS58 master...
  • Page 36 DATEQ BCS50 user manual BCS50 Technical specifications BCS121 clock/timer module The BCS121 clock/timer-module receives its time-of-day- information from the German DCF77-transmitter at Mainflingen (near Frankfurt). The range of this transmitter is approximately 1000 miles. Besides extreme accuracy, the BCS121 keeps track of daylight-saving-time etc. Unique is the infra-red remote control for selecting operation mode and entering time.
  • Page 37 BCS50 Technical specifications DATEQ BCS50 user manual TIMER COUNTING DOWN TO A SET TIME In this mode the timer indicates the remaining time until a set time is reached, for example the starting-time of commercials and/or news. Enter this time from the remote control unit,...
  • Page 38 A0 = 0 Address 0 remote control (default) A1 = 1 A0 = 1 Address 1 remote control (when using multiple Dateq clock/timer-units in one A1 = 0 room, it is recommended to use different remote control addresses) A0 = 0...
  • Page 39: Technical Specifications

    BCS50 Technical specifications DATEQ BCS50 user manual Technical specifications BCS51(E) MIC ..................electronically balanced, XLR-F Signal level ............... -60 .. -14 dBm Input impedance............300 ohm Input noise ..............< 115dB (IHF-A) THD+N (input to PGM)..........0.09 % (CCIR-RMS) LINE ..................electronically balanced, XLR-F Signal level ...............
  • Page 40 DATEQ BCS50 user manual BCS50 Technical specifications BCS53 PHONE LINE............... standard subscriber line, XLR-F (in) and XLR-M (out) Signal level ............... -21 .. -0 dBm Input impedance............600 ohm BCS53T TELOS Signal level ............... -15 .. +6 dBm Input impedance............10 kohm Output impedance...........