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634
March, 2013 - Rev. 1 Firmware
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section I - INTRODUCTION .............................................1
Section II - INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION .............3
Section III - OPERATING THE 634 RECEIVER ...............7
Section V - TECHNICAL MATTERS ...............................14
WARRANTY ..........................................(inside back cover)
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Section I - INTRODUCTION ..........1 Product Description Product Features Product Specifications Section II - INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION .....3 Unpacking and Inspection Warranty Registration Mounting AC Mains Power Battery Operation Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) Optional Active Outdoor Antenna The Front-Panel Display and Menu Knob Headphone Jack Rear Panel Connections... -
Page 2: Section I - Introduction
Product Features Analog Left and Right, (XLR), 200-ohm source imped- ance; AES Digital (XLR), 44.1kHz sampling rate; Front- Features of the Inovonics 634 include: Panel Headphone Jack (3.5mm TRS) Sensitive and selective DSP-based receiver tunes in either 10kHz (American) or 9kHz (European) -
Page 3: Section Ii - Installation And Connection
AC Mains Power All Inovonics INOmini modules are supplied with an out- Section II board switching-type power supply suited to the destination mains voltage. As the actual power consumed by the re- INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION ceiver is 140mA at 12 volts DC, a second DC connector on the rear panel of the 634 allows the user to ‘daisy-chain’... -
Page 4: Headphone Jack
Two short ‘pig- companion outdoor active loop antenna tail’ cables are provided with each rack available from Inovonics. adapter. These are alarm “tally” outputs for re- The Model 634 receiver draws 140mA. -
Page 5: Section Iii - Operating The 634 Receiver
ue, and then 4) push again to accept the selection, send it to non-volatile memory, and return to menu navigation. Section III In setup menus, any parameter that can be edited will begin blinking when the knob is pushed. Blinking indicates that a OPERATING THE 634 RECEIVER different option or value may be selected. -
Page 6: Carrier Strength And Alarm
Once the receiver is tuned, push the jog wheel. FREQ will LOW SIGNAL alarm, so be sure to verify a proper alarm set- stop blinking and the tuned frequency will be transferred ting when the station is legitimately off the air. into non-volatile memory. -
Page 7: Program Audio Levels
Program Audio Levels (Menu Screen 5) NRSC De-Emphasis (Menu Screen 7) Menu Screen 5 gives a Back in the 1990s, the National Radio Systems Committee redundant bargraph pre- (NRSC) defined a complementary high frequency pre- sentation monaural emphasis and de-emphasis characteristic for AM broadcast- program audio levels. -
Page 8: Channel Spacing
Because it is so small and light, returning the 634 receiver for factory servicing or for firmware upgrades is an option that we encourage. Inovonics has never considered factory repair charges a significant source of revenue, and we are confident that you will be astonished at how reasonable our rates actually are! —... - Page 9 (This is a blank page.) (Nothing brilliant here either.) — 15 — — 16 —...
- Page 10 RETURN OF GOODS FOR FACTORY REPAIR: A. Equipment will not be accepted for Warranty or other repair without a Return Authorization (RA) number issued by Inovonics prior to its return. An RA number may be obtained by calling the factory. The number should be prominently marked on the outside of the shipping carton.
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