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INTRODUCTION 

Permanent installations require solutions which offer a visually discrete design that blends into the background while still being flexible and 

versatile in their functions. You need to be able to connect different audio sources and manage them, to mute non-priority signals during 

announcements or emergency calls. With IMA® 60, LD Systems presents another model of the new IMA® mixing amplifier-series, which leaves 

nothing to be desired in terms of design and flexibility.
Its compact design, with 9.5" housing, versatile connection options including Bluetooth for the wireless connection of music sources and multi-

stage priority switching guarantees seamless integration in commercial and industrial uses. The IMA 60 offers four priority levels for emergency 

calls and microphone/line inputs for various signal and music sources. Optionally, an automatic standby mode can also be activated in order to 

further reduce energy consumption. 
The mixing amplifier is equipped with two priority contacts: one for the emergency input, which mutes all other device signal sources, and one for 

the microphone inputs, which mutes the music signal sources. The outputs provide a power of 65 W at 4 Ohm, a 2-band EQ for bass and treble and a 

70 V/100 V tap. A low-Z/high-Z selector completely separates the output signal from the output transformer, in order to ensure the best frequency 

response for low impedance applications. The IMA 60 can also be used with external amplifiers, sub woofers or music-on-hold systems via the 

integrated Aux output. The music mix selector can be used to determine whether the entire mix or only the selected music source is sent to the Aux 

output. The intuitive design of the control panel with capacitive buttons for the selection of the music signal source, the clarity of the rear panel 

and the compact 9.5" format ensures that the mixing amplifier can be easily installed.

FEATURES

•  Line input for emergency signal with contact closure
•  2 Mic/line input terminal blocks with microphone/line switching and switchable 24-V phantom power
•  Switchable chime function in mic/line channel 1
•  2 line inputs with RCA sockets plus Bluetooth 4.0 interface (mono summed)
•  Gain control and clip LED indicator in the input channels emergency and mic/line 1 and 2
•  Class-D amplifier with 65 W power 
•  Output for low impedance speakers and 70/100 V outputs with LO-Z/HI-Z switching. In low impedance operation, the audio signal is completely 

separated from the transformers for optimal frequency response.

•  Balanced AUX line output for the connection of external devices (amplifier, active sub woofer, music-on-hold system)
•  Music mix button to select the signal transmitted via AUX output (full mix, or selected music source)
•  Separate tone controls for treble and bass on the back of the device
•  4 priority settings for versatile integration options
•  Switchable auto standby mode to save energy
•  User-friendly control interface - intuitive operation via capacitive controller (choice of music source and Bluetooth pairing)
•  Easy installation thanks to the clear layout and labeling of the connections and controls on the back
•  Universal wide-range switching power supply
•  Format: Half rack width, 2 HE
•  Optional: Rack assembly kit (IMA RK) for the installation of one or two IMA 30/60 units in a 19” rack

CONNECTIONS, CONTROLS AND DISPLAY ELEMENTS

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Summary of Contents for IMA 60

Page 1: ...USER S MANUAL BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG More languages online at ld systems com IMA 60 INSTALLATION MIXING AMPLIFIER 65 W 4 OHMS 100 V 70 V LDIMA60 ...

Page 2: ...GENCY SIGNAL ON AUX OUT 12 RACK INSTALLATION 13 UNDER TABLE INSTALLATION 14 TECHNICAL DATA 15 MANUFACTURER S DECLARATIONS 18 DEUTSCH SICHERHEITSHINWEISE 19 EINLEITUNG 21 ANSCHLÜSSE BEDIENUNG UND ANZEIGEELEMENTE 21 ANSCHLUSSBEISPIELE 25 KLEMMLEISTEN ANSCHLÜSSE 26 JUMPER FÜR NOTFALLSIGNAL AN AUX OUT 28 RACK MONTAGE 29 UNTERTISCH MONTAGE 30 TECHNISCHE DATEN 31 HERSTELLERERKLÄRUNGEN 33 ...

Page 3: ...aper and cardboard 22 Plastic bags must be kept out of the reach of children 23 All changes and modifications made by the user to which the party responsible for compliance with the guidelines has not expressly consented can lead to the withdrawal of the operating license for the device FOR DEVICES WITH GRID CONNECTION 24 WARNING If the device s power cable is equipped with a protective contact it...

Page 4: ...the device to cool for at least 10 minutes before touching or moving the device after use Warning This device is designed for use at a maximum height of 2000 meters above sea level Warning This device is not suitable for use in tropical climates WARNING LOUD SPEAKERS IN AUDIO PRODUCTS This device is designed for professional use The commercial operation of this device is subject to the applicable ...

Page 5: ...an be used to determine whether the entire mix or only the selected music source is sent to the Aux output The intuitive design of the control panel with capacitive buttons for the selection of the music signal source the clarity of the rear panel and the compact 9 5 format ensures that the mixing amplifier can be easily installed FEATURES Line input for emergency signal with contact closure 2 Mic...

Page 6: ...l volume to minimum and deactivate the phantom power supply The red CLIP LED indicates if the input is being operated at the distortion limit that you should reduce the signal level using the GAIN control or on the playback device so that the CLIP LED is no longer lit The contact closure poles C and offers the possibility to mute the MUSIC channel using an external switch button In addition the in...

Page 7: ...ED flashes white on the front of the device when starting If the STANDBY LED is white the device is ready for use The LED is lit red in standby mode In addition the IMA 60 can also be switched to standby mode manually by pressing the standby button on the front In this case auto standby mode is deactivated and the device no longer starts automatically Please note When the auto standby switch is ac...

Page 8: ... to control the sum signal of all channels except the EMERGENCY channel The EMERGENCY channel bypasses the main volume control and the signal is sent directly to the power amplifier and the speaker output The main volume control is equipped with a ring shaped three color LED display This LED ring remains dark when there is no signal or only a very weak signal at the output and starts to light up a...

Page 9: ...uring chime tone output MIC LINE 1 EMERGENCY SIGNAL PRIO MIC LINE 2 MUSIC 4 MIC LINE 1 contact closure after chime tone output MUSIC EMERGENCY SIGNAL PRIO MIC LINE 1 MIC LINE 2 5 EMERGENCY SIGNAL MIC LINE 1 MIC LINE 2 MUSIC CONNECTION EXAMPLES The connection for a mute switch button in MIC LINE channel 1 can be used for two devices at the same time muting of a music signal or activation of the gon...

Page 10: ...see figure under the connection examples for terminal blocks The manufacturer takes no responsibility for damage caused by faulty wiring Further information on the correct wiring of terminal block connections terminal blocks can be found in the section TERMINAL BLOCK CONNECTIONS in these instructions TERMINAL BLOCK CONNECTIONS AUX OUT OUTPUT LINE balanced wiring unbalanced wiring G G 2 1 3 XLR f 1...

Page 11: ... V speaker G 2 1 3 XLR f 1 3 2 XLR m G G 2 1 3 XLR f 1 3 2 XLR m G 2 1 3 XLR f 1 3 2 XLR m G CHANNEL 1 AND 2 INPUTS balanced wiring balanced wiring unbalanced wiring EMERGENCY CHANNEL INPUTS balanced wiring G G 2 1 3 XLR f 1 3 2 XLR m G G G 2 1 3 XLR f 1 3 2 XLR m G ...

Page 12: ...low the individual steps in these instructions The manufacturer takes no responsibility for damage to property and persons due to improper use 1 Disconnect the amplifier from the mains pull out the mains plug 2 Disconnect all cables from the amplifier 3 Wait for at least one minute before opening the housing to make sure there is no longer any voltage inside 4 Loosen and remove the two screws on e...

Page 13: ...he left or right side of the amplifier and the adapter with the long sides to the opposite side Use the M4 pan head screws for this A B If you want to install two amplifiers side by side in a 19 rack you will need the two small plates to connect the amplifiers together at the back C the two rectangular plates for interconnection at the bottom D and the two rack adapters with short sides A Loosen t...

Page 14: ...ter optional with LDIMARK rack installation kit Two M4 threaded holes are provided at the top of the corners of the amplifier housing for under table installation Screw the two rack adapters A with the short sides to the two sides of the housing using the M4 pan head screws provided see figure The amplifier can now be installed in the desired position under a table A A ...

Page 15: ...r 1 x 5 pole terminal block pitch 5 08 mm Standby wake up threshold 40 dBu Mic line inputs 1 2 Nominal input sensitivity Mic 40 dBu sine wave 1 kHz max gain Line 20 dBu sine wave 1 kHz max gain Nominal input clipping Mic 5 dBu sine wave 1 kHz Line 19 dBu sine wave 1 kHz Harmonic distortion THD N Mic 0 2 SPK OUT 42 dBu 20 Hz 20 kHz max gain 20 kHz bandwidth 0 02 AUX OUT 38 dBu 20 Hz 20 kHz max gain...

Page 16: ... to noise ratio best conditions 90 dB SPK OUT 10 dBu CH max gain 0 dB master gain 16 dB 20 kHz bandwidth A weighted 104 dB AUX OUT 10 dBu max gain 0 dB 20 kHz bandwidth A weighted Gain Inf 5 dB SPK 30 dB AUX OUT Standby wake up threshold 45 dBu Music inputs BT Harmonic distortion THD N 0 2 SPK OUT 10 dBFs 20 Hz 20 kHz max gain 20 kHz bandwidth 0 2 AUX OUT 10 dBFs 20 Hz 20 kHz max gain 20 kHz bandw...

Page 17: ...ss 1 Max Power consumption 95 W sine burst 1 kHz 4 Ohm load Power consumption idle mode 7 5 W no input signal Power consumption standby mode 1 W Ambient temperature in operation 0 C 40 C 85 humidity non condensing General data Time to standby 20 min Material Steel housing plastic front panel Measurements W x H x D 210 x 95 x 266 76 mm height with rubber feet Weight 2 51 kg Optional accessory Rack ...

Page 18: ...ly with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However...

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