Manual
Table Of Contents
- Analogue Redbox User Handbook rev 1.92
- Contents
- Figures
- Warranty, Safety & Installation Information
- RB-MA1 Single & RB-MA2 Dual Microphone Amplifiers
- RB-SM1 Single & RB-SM2 Dual Stereo To Mono Converter
- RB-UL1 Single, RB-UL2 Dual & RB-UL4 Quad Stereo Unbalanced
- RB-LU4 Quad Stereo Balanced To Unbalanced Converter
- RB-BL2 Single & RB-BL4 Dual Bi-Directional Matching Converte
- RB-SL2 Twin Mono, or Stereo, Limiter
- RB-DA6 6 Way Stereo Distribution Amplifier
- RB-HD1 Stereo Headphone Amplifier
- RB-HD6 6 Way Stereo Headphone Distribution Amplifier
- RB-SD1 Silence Detection Unit
- RB-PMX4 10 Input, 4 Output Analogue Preset Mixer
- RB-LI2 Stereo Line Isolation Unit
- RB-PLI6 6 Way Mono Passive Line Isolation Unit
- RB-SS10 10 Way Stereo Analogue Source Selector/Mixer
- RB-LC3 3 Way Light/Power Controller
- Glossary
- Connectors And Cabling
- Index
Chapter 10 - RB-SD1 Silence Detection Unit
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10.3.5. Mode Dip Switch Settings
1. Stereo/Mono.
2. Remote Start Mode Switch.
3. Professional levels/Consumer levels (Input B).
4. Switch/No switching when alarmed.
1. Stereo/Mono Switch – The configuration of this defines whether you want to
switch sources when left and/or right channel of the incoming source go silent.
Switch Description
On When on, the unit operates in stereo mode, whereby if one channel
goes quiet the unit will switch, and requires both channels to be present
before it switches back.
Off When off, the unit operates in mono mode. In this mode the unit will
only switch when both channels go quiet, and requires only one channel
to be present before the unit switches back.
2. Remote Start Mode Switch – This defines whether the remote start switch is
momentary or latched. Used for starting external equipment when silence is detected.
Switch Description
On When on, the remote start pin (pin 15) on the remote connector is
pulled low for half a second when the unit switches to the auxiliary
input. (Momentary contact).
Off When off, the remote start pin on the remote connector is pulled low
when the unit switches over to the auxiliary input and remains low until
the unit switches back to the main source or, if in manual mode, is
restored by the user locally or remotely. (Latched contact).
3. Professional/Consumer Switch – This allows you to use an unbalanced piece of
equipment as the auxiliary input, by raising the input gain.
Switch Description
On When on, Input B accepts professional balanced signal level.
Off When off, Input B accepts consumer unbalanced signal level and raises
the input gain received by 12dB.
4. Switch/No Switching in alarm state – This defines whether the unit switches to
the auxiliary input on silence detection.
Switch Description
On When on, if the unit goes into the alarm state the unit switches to the
auxiliary input.
Off When off, if the unit goes into the alarm state the unit does not switch
to the auxiliary input.