Phantom Tech CAM60 - Manual (Page 10)

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8. SPECIFICATIONS
Performance
CAM150 Amplifier Power: 150 W, nominal, 200 W peak (10 mS)
CAM60 Amplifier Power: 60 W, nominal, 90 W peak (10 mS)
Frequency Response: 50 Hz–15 kHz ±3 dB
Distortion: < 0.5% THD at 1 kHz nominal power
Noise: >60 dB below nominal power
Equalization
Output: EQ-HI: ±10 dB at 10 kHz
EQ-LO: ±10 dB at 100 Hz
Audio Inputs
Inputs 1-4 Type: Four balanced/unbalanced combination 1/4-inch/XLR
connectors with switchable input level and 24 VDC
phantom power
Inputs 1-4 Mic Sensitivity: –66 dBV balanced/–60 dBV unbalanced (0.5/1.0 mV)
Inputs 1-4 Line Sensitivity: –26 dBV balanced/–20 dBV unbalanced (50/200 mV)
Inputs 1-4 Mic Impedance: 600 Ω
Inputs 1-4 Line Impedance: 47 kΩ
Aux In Type: One pair unbalanced stereo RCA connectors
Aux In Sensitivity:
CD: –5 dBV (570 mV)
TUNER: –15 dBV (180 mV)
TAPE: –10 dBV (320 mV)
AUX: –20 dBV (100 mV)
Aux In Impedance:
CD: 80 kΩ
TUNER: 30 kΩ
TAPE: 50 kΩ
AUX: 20 kΩ
Tel/Paging Input Type: One balanced/unbalanced screw-terminal
connector with adjustable input level
Tel/Paging Input Impedance: 600 Ω
Main Input Type: One unbalanced RCA connector
Main Input Sensitivity: 0 dBV (1 V)
Main Input Impedance: 10 kΩ
Audio Outputs
Number of Channels: One
Low Impedance: 4 Ω
Constant Voltage: 25V, 70V, 100V Screw-terminal connectors
CAM150 (4.5 Ω, 32.5 Ω, 66.5 Ω)
CAM60 (10 Ω, 83 Ω, 170 Ω)
Pre Out: One unbalanced RCA line-level
output 1V/600 Ω
Monitor Out: One terminal strip connection 1 watt/8 Ω
Control Inputs and Outputs
Inputs: Priority switch input, dry contact closure
Screw-terminal connectors
Controls
Front Panel: Power switch, Master Volume, Inputs 1–4, Aux level,
EQ-HI (Treble shelving), EQ-LO (Bass shelving)
Rear Panel: Telephone output volume level, Input 1-4 Mic/Line/
Phantom switch, Monitor output volume level,
24 VDC on/off switch
AC Power
Power Supply: 115/230 VAC (±5%), 50/60 Hz, 2.5 A fuse
24 VDC battery: CAM150: 15 A fuse
CAM60: 8 A fuse
Power Consumption: CAM150: 345 W
CAM60: 132 W
Environment
Maximum Ambient: 131° F (55° C) Non-precipitating humidity
Physical
Dimensions (HxWxD): 3.9 in/100 mm x 17.1 in/435 mm x 13.2 in/335 mm
Weight: CAM150: 25.6 lb/11.6 kg
CAM60: 22.3 lb/10.1 kg
Warranty
5 years, parts and labor
Accessories
Rack-mount kit
DISCLAIMER
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to product improvement, new materials, and production
methods. Design refinements are introduced into existing
products without notice as a routine expression of that
philosophy. For this reason, any current EAW Commercial
product may differ in some respect from its published
description, but will always equal or exceed the original design
specifications unless otherwise stated.
“EAW Commercial” is a trademark of LOUD Technologies
Inc. All other brand names mentioned are trademarks or
registered trademarks of their respective holders, and are
hereby acknowledged.
VOICE PRIORITY ADJUSTMENT
The amplifier has an internal adjustment potentiometer
(on the front circuit board) which allows you to set the level at
which the voice priority circuit activates.
For example, suppose that only loud talking into a paging
microphone (on Input 1) will mute the auxilliary music. This
pot can adjust the voice priority sensitivity until it takes only
moderate or low volumes to mute the aux music.
Please note that the following adjustment requires that
the top cover be removed, therefore this procedure
is for qualified and experienced electronics technicians
only, carefully trained in all aspects of ESD (electro-static
discharge) precautions and electronics safety.
1. Make sure the unit is switched off, and that the power
supply cord and all other cords are removed.
2. Undo the top cover screws and remove the top cover.
3. Look at the top edge of the front panel circuit board. Just
above the INPUT 2 Level control, you will see a small
potentiometer, VR102.
4. Using an insulated small phillips screwdriver, gently rotate
this pot to change the sensitivity (clockwise for more
sensitivity, i.e., less intense signals will mute the aux. The
pot can be reached from the top by passing the screwdriver
between the front panel top edge and the metal chassis.
5. The voice priority can also be disabled by removing the
small jumper next to the pot. You will need a good pair of
needle-nosed pliers, or remove the front panel circuit board
from the front panel by pulling off all the plastic knobs and
undoing the hex nuts on each level control.
6. When finished, recheck your work, and replace the top
cover. Verify that Input 1 or the Telephone paging suitably
mute the Aux and other inputs, without having to shout.
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