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POWERMIX 6/3 DIGITAL

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3. POWERMIX 6/3 digital: Rear panel

Fig 2 POWERMIX Rear panel

1. Power supply AC-IN

Use the supplied power cord to plug into 230 VAC power.

Fuse:

Glass tube fuse 5x20mm, 5A slow-blow.

2. AC-OUT

Switched power supply voltage to connect external devices as for instance Pre-
Amplifiers, radio transmitters or any other devices with low power consumption.
Attention: Don’t connect power amplifiers via this connector.

3. Loudspeaker connector „SPEAKER OUT 1“

Used to connect low impedance or 100V Loudspeakers.

Maximal power consumption of connected 100 Volt Speakers: 75 Watt
Minimal resistance for low impedance speakers: 4 Ohm

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Summary of Contents for POWERMIX 6/3 DIGITAL

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Page 2: ... the function and the various possibilities additionally the ITEC POWERDESIGN manual is essential ITEC POWERDESIGN is a PC Software to configure and control the ITEC POWER 6 3 digital The technician can easily configure the device as requested and implement a wide variety of sound effects without using additional devices You will always find the latest version of ITEC POWERDESIGN including the ITE...

Page 3: ...e new ITEC POWERMIX 6 3 digital we are integrating it into a mobile device multiplying quality performance and possibilities of application Simultaneously handling is kept very simple and in fact layman proof We can ensure you that you have made the right decision in acquiring the ITEC POWERMIX 6 3 digital You now own a product representing state of the art technology and usability with a function...

Page 4: ...ing and temperatures below 5 when storing devices with integrated battery packs see also chapter 7 Do not place other devices or objects on the housing of the ITEC POWERMIX 6 3 Do not try to open the device No serviceable parts inside In case of any damage or problems always contact your dealer or the manufacturer The device can be connected to a PC via the serial interface for configuration purpo...

Page 5: ...at least for 10 seconds devices with integrated battery Turn On Off the device by press the control button 3 Display with touch screen 3 snap in positions to warrantee legibility in each possible installation location The following elements are arranged on the rear panel if you have a device labeled with i 4 RS 232 Interface Used to connect a PC via serial interface see ITEC POWERDESGN Manual 5 RS...

Page 6: ... blow 2 AC OUT Switched power supply voltage to connect external devices as for instance Pre Amplifiers radio transmitters or any other devices with low power consumption Attention Don t connect power amplifiers via this connector 3 Loudspeaker connector SPEAKER OUT 1 Used to connect low impedance or 100V Loudspeakers Maximal power consumption of connected 100 Volt Speakers 75 Watt Minimal resista...

Page 7: ...nal Connect signal with ground 6 Loudspeaker connector SPEAKER OUT 2 optional This connector could be used if the optional component ITEC POWER BOOST 2 is installed Pin assignment and features are equal to SPEAKER OUT 1 see item no 3 7 Antenna connector optional This connector is available if the optional component radio frequency receiver is installed BNC jack to directly connect an antenna or a ...

Page 8: ...rs on the display Fig 5 Example of a selection menu If you want to work with the setting which was used last then press Last setting That is the correct selection if your device were already configured well before switching off or an interruption The second menu entry is the configuration Standard setting Name could be modified This is mostly the Default configuration which guarantee a well prepar...

Page 9: ...liders on the display could be used for adjust the volume of the corresponding input channels There are the following possibilities to do this Move your finger on the slider button and drag this into the desired position Dragging upwards increases the volume Tip with your finger above or underneath the slider button Name of the active configuration Configuration selection Gong only if activated Lo...

Page 10: ...guration via PC software POWERDESIGN On the left side of each slider there is a little arrow which marks the start volume setting Thus the user can always see the start volume of the active configuration In some cases it could be necessary to modify this start volumes without a connected PC In the system menu of the device see section 5 2 there is the entry Save Config which allows to save the act...

Page 11: ...ttings press the button labeled Menu and then the button showing a gearwheel on the lower right of the display A sub menu appears offering the following menu items 5 1 Audio Line In tone controls Input levels display Output levels display 5 2 System Display adjustments Contrast and time before light dims automatically Status of the rechargeable battery Voltage and remaining capacity Remote control...

Page 12: ...microphones remain unchanged as they are optimized at the factory Changing sound settings on microphone inputs is possible using the software Powerdesign and a PC 6 2 Recording Connect your recording device to the Line Out socket at the front panel All of the inputs will be mixed according to the adjusted volume settings and sent to this output socket On devices labeled with i this socket are on t...

Page 13: ...re and age of the battery If the battery is fully charged the display will show Battery is charged Battery status and discharging protection The lectern will power down automatically if battery capacity is low in order to protect the rechargeable battery from damage A warning message will be displayed a few minutes beforehand suggesting to connect the lectern to external power Rechargeable Battery...

Page 14: ...eck if the batteries are OK charged Do not forget to switch off the microphone s when not in use Battery lifetime is limited to about 6 hours or less depending on the microphone model supplied When using rechargeable batteries this time may be even shorter If a wireless microphone is not in use consider setting the fader WM to zero to avoid possible RF distortions Notice Each lectern Success can b...

Page 15: ...tteries from the battery compartment Insert 3 new batteries Mind the poles is at the bottom Battery type 3 pcs Mignon AA 1 5 V Batteries are okay green LED is on Batteries are low red LED is on ITEC WM 5100 hand held microphone Unscrew lid at the bottom end of the microphone and insert two new batteries Mind the poles is at the bottom Battery type 2 pcs Mignon AA 1 5V Batteries are okay red LED bl...

Page 16: ...nce connector Min 4 Ohm Output transformer 50 70 100 Volt 75 Watt max INTERFACES RS 232 PC Configuration via PC PowerDesign RS 232 Remote Remote control interface SPECIAL AUDIO FEATURES Four programmable configurations Automatic microphone switcher mixer Flexible signal routing VIRTUAL MIXER ON TOUCH SCREEN Up to 6 Volume sliders Bass and treble control DSP DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING PC PROGRAMMABL...

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