Hardware installation, Installing/removing receiver modules, Rack installation – Lectrosonics Venue 3.9 User Manual

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Hardware Installation

Installing/Removing Receiver Modules

VRS and VRT receiver modules can be mixed in one

VRM chassis, For ratio diversity operation, both mod­

ules in the pair must be on the same frequency block

and positioned in the assembly in keeping with the

labeling on top of the chassis housing.

Front panel

With the 50 MHz bandwidth version, all modules must

also be within the passband of the VRM assembly fre­

quency blocks are marked on the housings.

Installing Receiver Modules

1. Turn the power off first.

The receiver modules interface with the main as­

sembly through multi-pin connectors on either side

of the chassis. Insert the module straight down and

then slide it toward the main housing to insert the

connector pins. The module should sit flush against

the side of the housing.

Rack Installation

The Venue Receiver is designed for standard rack

mount installation. Each VRM chassis occupies a single

rack space.

1. Physically install the VRM(s) in the desired

location(s). There are no special ventilation require­

ments.

2. Connect the antennas or coaxial cables to the

antenna input connectors (outermost) on the rear

panel of the VRM.

Note: The frequency bandwidth of the antennas

must cover the range of the modules in use.

3. For multiple unit installations, connect coaxial

cables from the antenna outputs the first VRM to

the antenna inputs on the next unit in the stack.

The outermost connectors are the inputs connected

to the antennas on the first unit in the stack. The

innermost connectors are the outputs that feed the

next assembly in the rack.

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Caution: Make sure the connectors align

correctly. Do not force the module onto the tab.

Excessive force may damage the connectors.

2. Align the ridge on the retaining clip with the slot in

the chassis and press the clip downward until the

ridge snaps into the slot on the chassis.

Removing Receiver Modules

1. Turn the power off first.

2. Remove the retaining clips by pressing sideways to

rotate the clip until it releases from the slot in the

metal side panel. Then pull upward to remove it.

3. Pull outward on the module to release the connec­

tor and then lift it upward out of the chassis. Holes

in the underside of the chassis allow you to grip the

module on the top and bottom.

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4. Plug the VR power supply into a suitable outlet and

plug the power connector into the Power Input Jack.

Repeat for each Venue System being installed.

5. Turn down the audio inputs on all the externally

connected equipment, then connect them to the ap­

propriate Audio Output XLR Jacks.

6. If the Venue System is to be set up using a com­

puter system using a USB interface, connect a USB

cable between the USB connector on the rear panel

of the VRM and the computer system or a USB hub

connected to the computer system.

7. Refer to “Setting Up the Venue System via the USB

Port.”

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