User manual AKG AMM 10

[. . . ] Do not expose the equipment to direct sunlight, excessive dust, moisture, rain, mechanical vibrations, or shock. Do not spill any liquids on the equipment or allow objects to fall inside through the ventilation slots. The equipment must only be opened, serviced, and repaired by authorised personnel. If any solid object or liquid should get into the equipment, shut down the system immediately. [. . . ] Figure 10: Connecting the wires 4) Fasten the CAT cable to the adjacent retainer with a cable tie. The strain relief prevents the wires from being torn out of the terminal if the cable is pulled. Figure 11: Strain relief of the CAT cable 5) 6) 7) If the connected module is not the last module in the series, insert the further portion of CAT5 cable into the second terminal of the correct socket in the same way. Ballpoint pen) in the small pit in the middle of the orange lever to prevent slipping. Press on the orange part of the connector and the wire can be pulled out with a small amount of resistance. The AUX / LINE OUT module must be installed one slot away from the MASTER CONTROL, as the two modules are connected to one another via a separate cable. The connectors of this cable are mechanically coded and so cannot be connected the wrong way round. Use only the cable included with the REC module to connect this module. Connect the cable to the special connectors provided for that purpose (small white terminal strip). The LINE OUT (PASSIVE) module takes the electrically balanced output signal and uses it to drive power amplifiers, mixing desks or similar equipment. The level also depends on the setting of the input module that is used. The terminals of the LINE OUT module and the MASTER CONTROL module are coded so that the two channels, left and right, cannot be confused. This module may only be installed by qualified technicians, observing relevant technical regulations and VDE directives. The power supply connector is mechanically coded and can only be connected to the socket of the MASTER CONTROL. Because of the cable, the power supply unit must be mounted directly adjacent to the MASTER CONTROL. Figure 15: Connecting the power supply to MASTER CONTROL Installation and Connection Connecting TRAFO IN The TRAFO IN plug-in module can only be used in conjunction with the AUX/LINE IN module. Size 2 Allen key These screws fasten the black cover plate on the underside and the metal strain relief clip on the upper side. Figure 16: Unscrewing the base plate 2) Remove the four blue jumpers from the top side of the circuit board and mount the transformer module in their place. Jumpers NOTE After removing the jumpers, keep them in a safe place in case you want to remove the TRAFO IN module in the future. In that case, put the four blue jumpers back in their original position. ATTENTION When fitting the module, take care to ensure that none of the pins of the connector becomes bent. The TRAFO OUT plug-in module can only be used in conjunction with the AUX/LINE OUT module or the LINE OUT (ACTIVE) module or the LINE OUT (PASSIVE) module. [. . . ] Maximum number within the AMM 10 system: Only one PSU 10 module can be used. If necessary, the PSU 10 can be replaced with a higher-capacity power supply unit. The TRAFO IN plug-in module can only be used in conjunction with the AUX/LINE IN module. The TRAFO OUT plug-in module can only be used in conjunction with the AUX/LINE OUT module or the LINE OUT (ACTIVE) module or the LINE OUT (PASSIVE) module. [. . . ]