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The Processor/Amplifier switch selects between the signals coming from the Analog Processor,
and the signals coming from the output of the power amplifiers.
The Volume control varies the level of the internal speaker, but does not change an input levels,
or the Hearing-Impaired output level.
For bi-amplified and tri-amplified sound systems: When monitoring a stage channel in amplifier
mode, what is monitored is a sum of the low, mid and high frequencies.
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Back Panel Features
1. Fuse Holder – accepts fuses 1 ¼" X ¼" AGC fuses
2. Powercon Power Connector – Connector for the external plug-in transformer.
3. Processor Inputs Connector – DB25 female connector, accepts Odyssey Breakout Boards.
4. Input Level Adjustment Potentiometers – 1 each for processor level and amplifier level.
5. Amplifier Inputs Connector – DB37 female connector, accepts Odyssey Output 37 Card.
The external power pack is terminated with a blue Powercon connector. It is unplugged from the
TM-1 by pulling back on the metal tab and twisting the connector counter-clockwise slightly. Pull the
connector straight out of the socket. The powercon connector is plugged in by inserting it straight into
the socket, then twisting clockwise slightly until the metal tab slicks forward and locks.
To remove the fuse, pull the fuse holder cover down until it unlocks. Slide the cover out like a
drawer. Remove the fuse from the clip. To close the fuse holder, push the cover in and then up slightly
until is clicks into place. The correct fuse is a 1 ¼" X ¼" AGC Normal Blow Fuse (1.5 Amps)
The processor Inputs connector is a DB25 female. It has the same pin configuration as a THX
monitor. It will accept the following Odyssey breakout cards:
• Model Input 25 – wires from a passive processor are terminated to the on-board terminal strip.
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