Rear panel, Receiver modules, Xlr audio output jacks – Lectrosonics Venue (Narrowband) User Manual

Page 7: Power input jack, Rs-232 port, Antenna input jacks, Multicoupler output jacks, Usb port

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Digital Hybrid Wireless™ Modular Receiver System

Rear Panel

Balanced Audio

Power Input

Balanced Audio

Outputs 4-6

Antenna Inputs

Outputs 1-3

Receiver

RS-232

USB Port

Receiver

Modules 4-6

Port

Modules 1-3

Multicoupler Outputs

The rear panel provides six balanced XLR audio out­

puts, antenna inputs, “loop thru” antenna outputs from

an internal multicoupler, a power jack with a locking

connector, plus USB and RS-232 serial ports for setup

and control.

Receiver Modules

Up to six receiver modules can be installed in each

Venue receiver rack mount chassis. Spring tensioned

clips retain the receiver modules to maintain secure

connections with the host assembly.

XLR Audio Output Jacks

Six balanced XLR audio output jacks connect the Venue

receiver to external equipment. By default, pin 2 is au­

dio pos (+). The polarity of each output can be reversed

in the LCD setup menus or with the software.

Power Input Jack

The receiver is powered from +10 VDC to +18 VDC,

with the center pin of the connector positive (+). The

input is diode protected to prevent damage if the power

is accidentally applied with reversed polarity.

RS-232 Port

A serial RS-232 interface is provided for setup and

control of the Venue System from computers or other

devices using industry standard RS-232 communication

links.

Antenna Input Jacks

The two outermost BNC connectors are provided for

use with right-angle whip antennas, cables from remote

antennas, or cables from another Venue receiver. DC

voltage can be supplied on these connectors from an

internal source to power remote RF amplifiers. The

power is enabled with jumpers on the circuit board. See

the section on Antenna Use and Placement for details.

Multicoupler Output Jacks

The built-in antenna multicoupler provides RF distribu­

tion for the six receiver modules and a “loop thru” output

at the same level to deliver the RF signal to another

Venue receiver. The second receiver can then feed a

third receiver and so on, to create a “stack” that oper­

ates with a single pair of antennas. The result is very

efficient use of rack space and a cost savings by not

having to purchase a separate antenna multicoupler.

Note: Venue receivers with a 50 MHz bandwidth

must be on the same frequency blocks to use the

antenna loop through.

USB Port

Standard USB Version 1.1 port for setup and control of

the receiver from computer systems using Windows

®

2000, XP or Vista

TM

operating systems.

Rio Rancho, NM, USA

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