Key features, Optional system components, Cdi-46 digital interface – Cloud Electronics 46-120TMedia User Manual
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46-120 Installation and User Guide V1.2
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Key features
• Mixer amplifier for four zones
• Built-in digital music player supports MP3 and WMA files
from USB memory sticks or SD cards at all standard data
rates/sample frequencies (MEDIA versions only)
• Six (unbalanced) stereo line inputs with individual gain
trim controls
• Front panel user controls for music source, music level
and level of each microphone, for each zone, plus preset
controls for HF/LF EQ
• Two balanced mic inputs; 15 V phantom power selectable
on either or both
• MIC 1 input can be configured as telephone system
interface
• Contact closure access port for paging zone selection –
most OEM paging systems supported
• Sensitivity and HF/LF EQ adjustment for mic inputs (rear
panel)
• Selectable VOX-triggered mic-over-music priority
• Selectable LINE 6 priority in Zone 1, with choice of
release times
• 4 x 120 W power output (4 ohms)
• Transformer-isolated auxiliary output with independent
mic and music level control - for use with telephone
MOH systems
• Aux output source selection (internal jumper) – fixed
source or mix of Mic 1 and Zone 1 music source
• Zones 1 & 2 auxiliary line level outputs (pre-power
amplifier), for connection of additional external amplifiers
• Optional CXL-46T 70/100 V transformer can be fitted
internally to any or all zone outputs (pre-fitted to all
channels in T versions)
• Selectable 65 Hz high-pass filter per-output (for use with
70/100 V-line systems)
• Music Mute control input (N/O or N/C) for interface to
emergency system
• Zone 1 Facility Port (RJ45) for connection of optional
LM-2 mic/line remote input/control modules via Cat 5
• Compatible with standard Cloud remote control plates:
RL Series (music level) and RSL Series (music level and
source selection), per-zone
• Optional EQ cards available to suit various popular
installation loudspeakers may be fitted in any or all
outputs
• Optional CDI-46 digital interface card with Cloud
Digital Paging System port for direct interface to PM
Series paging microphones, RS-232 serial port and RJ45
Ethernet port
• Energy-saving auto power-down function, Ethernet-
controllable (when CDI-46 is fitted)
• Remote standby mode control by contact closure
• Variable–speed fan cooling
• 2U 19” rack-mounting unit
Optional system components
The following components may form part of the audio system
and may be ordered separately if required. They may also be
retrofitted to a system at a later time. Separate datasheets
are available for each of the individual components; download
them at
www.cloud.co.uk
.
Note that full installation and operation instructions are
supplied with each optional component.
CDI-46 digital interface
The CDI-46 card is an optional accessory which gives the
46-120 additional interface and control capabilities. The
CDI-46 is equipped with both Ethernet and RS-232 ports,
allowing the mixing amplifier’s primary functions to be
controlled from external systems (Crestron, AMX, etc.) using
either protocol. The card also acts as an Ethernet-to-serial
bridge, converting Ethernet commands to other equipment
into RS-232 data. See page 18 and page page 24 for more
details.
The CDI-46 is also fitted with a Cloud Digital Paging interface
(the
CDPM/PM INPUT). This provides the simplest method
of connecting Cloud PM Series Paging Microphones, requiring
only a single standard Cat 5 cable. See page 18 for more
details.
LM-2 remote active modules
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The LM-2 is an active input module which allows a microphone
and a stereo line input in a remote location to be connected
to the 46-120. The faceplate has both phonos and a 3.5 mm
jack socket for connection of the line input, and provides a
convenient access point for the connection of a DJ mixer,
laptop, MP3 player or similar. Mic and line inputs have separate
level controls. A
MIC PRIORITY button activates the Mixer