Electro-Voice CDR-1000 Bedienungsanleitung

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

SUPPLEMENT

CDR-1000

Section 1 Quick Setup

See Section 1 of main RE-1 Operating Instructions

Section 2 System Description

The CDR-1000 Wireless Microphone system

combines frequency agility and ease of use like no

other. The RE-1 transmitters and receivers operate

over a 24MHz bandwidth in the UHF portion of the

spectrum. The high quality audio circuitry and

advanced Radio Frequency (RF) signal processing

offer broadcast quality signal-to-noise and audio

clarity.

CDR-1000 Features Include:

•Advanced ClearScan technology for selecting

clear channels and inter-modulation free groups.

•USB Port for monitoring and controlling the

receiver from a PC.

•Integrated antenna splitter and output jacks

•Adjustable Balanced Line Level and fixed Mic

Level XLR output jack.

•Headphone jack on front panel for monitoring and

setup.

•Internal power supply with universal input.

•960 Radio Channels, user programmable or

factory installed.

•LCD Displays for ease of viewing.

•Patented DSP Phase Diversity System.

•Front Panel Power ON/OFF Switch.

•Quadruple Tuned Ceramic Resonator front end for

superior interference rejection.

•SAW Filter 1st I.F for out of band rejection.

•Triple ceramic filters in 2nd I.F for adjacent

channel rejection..

•Double Tuned Quadrature circuit for low audio

distortion.

•Permanent Flash Memory for frequency/system

storage.

•Front Panel Software Control of Squelch settings

•Double Squelch (Amplitude and Tone) system

prevents false squelch.

•Lockout feature to prevent accidental channel

changes

•Sound Check mode to speed walk testing and

provide tangible results.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Quick System Setup .........................SeeSection 1 in the main RE-1 Instructions

2. System Description............................................................2

3. Detailed Component Description .................................................3

4. Detailed Description of Unique CDR-1000 Features

1. Headset Port...........................................................4

2. Audio Output...........................................................4

3. Antenna Connections and Chaining .........................................4

4. RE-OneLink PC Monitoring and Control......................................5

5. Trouble Shooting Guide ........................................................6

6. Specifications ................................................................6

7. Certifications.................................................................7

8. Accessories for CDR-1000 ......................................................7

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Section 3 Detailed Component Descriptions

CDR-1000 RECEIVER CONTROLS, CONNECTORS AND INDICATORS

power

1 2

Featuring

RE-1 CDR-1000

set

2a 2b

Figure 1

Front Panel CDR-1000 Receiver

CDR-1000

DUAL RECEIVER

PROGRAM 2 AUDIO 2

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL PROGRAM 1

MADE IN U.S.A. OUT IN

ANTENNA

AUDIO 1

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL POWER

90-260 VAC 50-60 Hz

15 Vdc

150 mA

Out

PATENT NO. 6,256,484

OUT IN

ANTENNA

15 Vdc

150 mA

Out

10 9 8 6 7 10 9 8 67

Figure 2

Rear Panel CDR-1000 Receiver

1. Power ON/OFF

2. Headphone Monitoring

a. ¼ Inch Stereo Jack

b. Headset Volume Control

c. Receiver Select Button

d. Selected Receiver Indicator LEDs

3. Graphical Display (2)

a. Channel Display

b. Battery Strength Indicator

c. Diversity Indicator

d. RF Strength of Signal Indicator

e. Audio Level Indicator

4. Display Control Buttons (Menu/Set/Up/Down) (2 Sets)

5. Power Connector

6. Balanced Mic/Line Level XLR Audio Output (2)

7. Mic/Line Switch and Line Level Adjustment (2)

8. TNC Antenna Input Connectors (2) with 15Vdc (150mA) output on center pin

9. TNC Antenna Output Connectors (2) with factory installed “Dummy” loads (2)

10. USB Program Connector (2)

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Section 4 Detailed Description of Unique CDR-1000 Features

Headset Operation

1. With the transmitters and receivers setup and

operating (see Sections 1 and 3 in the main RE-1

Operating Instructions), plug stereo headphones

into the 1/4inch jack on the front panel.

2. The Selected Receiver LED will indicate receiver 1

is being monitored. Press the Receiver Select

button once to change from Receiver 1 to 2.

3. Press the Receiver Select button once more and

both indicator LEDs will light. You can now listen to

both receivers.

4. Pressing the Select button once more cycles back

to Receiver 1.

Audio Output

1. The CDR-1000 is equipped with a balanced XLR

output for each receiver that can be switched

between a fixed microphone level (-10dBV) and an

adjustable line level (8mV – 0.775V RMS).

2. For microphone level operation place the Mic/Line

switch in the Mic position. The level adjustment will

have no effect on the output in the Mic setting.

3. For adjustable balanced line level operation place

the Mic/Line switch in the Line position. The level

adjustment will now affect the output.

Antenna Connections

1. The Antenna input connection includes a 15Vdc

source to power the UAA-500 UHF antenna

amplifier for long coax runs and covering large

performance areas.

NOTE: The two flexible ½ wave antennas included

with the CDR-1000 can be remote mounted. For an

additional 5dB gain use the LPA500B log periodic

directional antenna.

2. The CDR-1000 is equipped with a left and right

antenna output jack. These jacks can be used to

connect up to 3 CDR-1000 (6 receivers) to two

antennas without any additional equipment. DO

NOT remove “dummy” loads unless connecting to

another CDR-1000.

3. Figure 3 shows the connection diagram for 3

CDR-1000 units.

4. Up to 12 CDR-1000 units can be operated with just

two antennas with the optional APD4 antenna

distribution unit (see Figure 4).

CDR-1000

DUAL RECEIVER

PROGRAM 2 AUDIO 2

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL PROGRAM 1

MADE IN U.S.A. OUT IN

ANTENNA

AUDIO 1

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL POWER

90-260 VAC 50-60 Hz

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

PATENTNO. 6,256,484

OUT IN

ANTENNA

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

CDR-1000

DUAL RECEIVER

PROGRAM 2 AUDIO 2

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL PROGRAM 1

MADE IN U.S.A. OUT IN

ANTENNA

AUDIO 1

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL POWER

90-260 VAC 50-60 Hz

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

PATENTNO. 6,256,484

OUT IN

ANTENNA

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

CDR-1000

DUAL RECEIVER

PROGRAM 2 AUDIO 2

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL PROGRAM 1

MADE IN U.S.A. OUT IN

ANTENNA

AUDIO 1

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL POWER

90-260 VAC 50-60 Hz

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

PATENTNO. 6,256,484

OUT IN

ANTENNA

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

THIS END TOWARD TRANSMITTER

UHF

LPA500

LOG PERIODIC ANTENNA

THIS END TOWARD TRANSMITTER

UHF

LPA500

LOG PERIODIC ANTENNA

Figure 3

Antenna Chaining

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Figure 4

Antenna Chain with APD4

RE-OneLink PC Software

1. Software to monitor and control the CDR-1000 receivers

from a PC through the USB port is available at

www.electrovoice.com. Minimum system require-

ments are:

Windows 2000

512 Mbytes of RAM

One USB port

USB Hubs for controlling multiple receivers

CD-ROM Drive

2 Mbytes of hard drive memory

CDR-1000

DUAL RECEIVER

PROGRAM 2 AUDIO 2

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL PROGRAM 1

MADE IN U.S.A. OUT IN

ANTENNA

AUDIO 1

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL POWER

90-260 VAC 50-60Hz

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

PATENTNO. 6,256,484

OUT IN

ANTENNA

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

CDR-1000

DUAL RECEIVER

PROGRAM 2 AUDIO 2

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL PROGRAM 1

MADE IN U.S.A. OUT IN

ANTENNA

AUDIO 1

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL POWER

90-260 VAC 50-60Hz

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

PATENTNO. 6,256,484

OUT IN

ANTENNA

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

CDR-1000

DUAL RECEIVER

PROGRAM 2 AUDIO 2

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL PROGRAM 1

MADE IN U.S.A. OUT IN

ANTENNA

AUDIO 1

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL POWER

90-260 VAC 50-60Hz

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

PATENTNO. 6,256,484

OUT IN

ANTENNA

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

THIS ENDTOWARDTRANSMITTER

UHF

LPA500

LOG PERIODIC ANTENNA

THIS ENDTOWARDTRANSMITTER

UHF

LPA500

LOG PERIODIC ANTENNA

OUTPUT A

POWER OUT

POWER

15VDC

OUTPUT B

15V AC/DC

1.3A

234 432

1234

INPUT A INPUT B

CDR-1000

DUAL RECEIVER

PROGRAM 2 AUDIO 2

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL PROGRAM 1

MADE IN U.S.A. OUT IN

ANTENNA

AUDIO 1

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL POWER

90-260 VAC 50-60Hz

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

PATENTNO. 6,256,484

OUT IN

ANTENNA

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

CDR-1000

DUAL RECEIVER

PROGRAM 2 AUDIO 2

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL PROGRAM 1

MADE IN U.S.A. OUT IN

ANTENNA

AUDIO 1

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL POWER

90-260 VAC 50-60Hz

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

PATENTNO. 6,256,484

OUT IN

ANTENNA

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

CDR-1000

DUAL RECEIVER

PROGRAM 2 AUDIO 2

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL PROGRAM 1

MADE IN U.S.A. OUT IN

ANTENNA

AUDIO 1

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL POWER

90-260 VAC 50-60Hz

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

PATENTNO. 6,256,484

OUT IN

ANTENNA

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

CDR-1000

DUAL RECEIVER

PROGRAM 2 AUDIO 2

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL PROGRAM 1

MADE IN U.S.A. OUT IN

ANTENNA

AUDIO 1

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL POWER

90-260 VAC 50-60Hz

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

PATENTNO. 6,256,484

OUT IN

ANTENNA

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

CDR-1000

DUAL RECEIVER

PROGRAM 2 AUDIO 2

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL PROGRAM 1

MADE IN U.S.A. OUT IN

ANTENNA

AUDIO 1

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL POWER

90-260 VAC 50-60Hz

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

PATENTNO. 6,256,484

OUT IN

ANTENNA

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

CDR-1000

DUAL RECEIVER

PROGRAM 2 AUDIO 2

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL PROGRAM 1

MADE IN U.S.A. OUT IN

ANTENNA

AUDIO 1

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL POWER

90-260 VAC 50-60Hz

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

PATENTNO. 6,256,484

OUT IN

ANTENNA

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

CDR-1000

DUAL RECEIVER

PROGRAM 2 AUDIO 2

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL PROGRAM 1

MADE IN U.S.A. OUT IN

ANTENNA

AUDIO 1

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL POWER

90-260 VAC 50-60Hz

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

PATENTNO. 6,256,484

OUT IN

ANTENNA

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

CDR-1000

DUAL RECEIVER

PROGRAM 2 AUDIO 2

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL PROGRAM 1

MADE IN U.S.A. OUT IN

ANTENNA

AUDIO 1

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL POWER

90-260 VAC 50-60Hz

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

PATENTNO. 6,256,484

OUT IN

ANTENNA

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

CDR-1000

DUAL RECEIVER

PROGRAM 2 AUDIO 2

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL PROGRAM 1

MADE IN U.S.A. OUT IN

ANTENNA

AUDIO 1

LINE MIC

LINE

LEVEL POWER

90-260 VAC 50-60Hz

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

PATENTNO. 6,256,484

OUT IN

ANTENNA

12 Vdc

150 mA

Out

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Section 5 Trouble Shooting Guide

Problem Possible Causes Solutions

No (or low) Audio with good RF

signal and Audio indicatiors on

receiver display

Receiver audio output cable is

disconnected or connected to

the wrong receiver.

Repair, replace cable or connect

cable to the correct receiver.

Audio Output in Mic position or

line level adjustment low

Adjust audio output (See Audio

Output section)

Low RF Signal antennas connected to output

instead of input jack.

Connect antennas to the input

jack.

For more trouble shooting information see Section 6 in the main Operating Manual.

Section 6 CDR-1000 Receiver Specifications

Receiver Type .......................................................Synthesized PLL

Frequency Range (RF) ............................................ABand 680 - 704 MHz

B Band 722 - 746 MHz

D Band 798 - 822 MHz

E Band 841 - 865 MHz

H Band 740 - 752 MHz

T Band 794 - 806 MHz

Number of Channels.............................................>900possible channels

Programmable in 25 kHz steps

Modulation ...............................................................+/-40kHz

Diversity ...............................................DSPPosi-Phase™ True Diversity

RF Sensitivity ................................................<0.8mVfor12dBSINAD

Image Rejection..............................................................>60dB

Squelch .....................................................Tone Code plus Amplitude

Ultimate Quieting ...........................................................>100dB

FCC Certification................................................Approved under Part 15

Power Requirements ...............................................15VAC,750mA max

Antenna Output DC Power (center pin) .....................................15VDC, 150mA

Operating Temperature ........................................-7ºto49ºC(20º to 120º F)

Dimensions: ............................................1.72 in. H x 16 in. W x 10.25 in. D

43.7mm H x 408 mm W x 261.4 mm D

Audio Parameters

Frequency Response ................................................30–15kHz +/- 2dB

Fixed Mic Level Balanced Output ..........................-10dBV(max@40kHzdeviation)

Line Level Balanced Output .................................adjustable 8 mV to 0.755V RMS

Distortion..............................................<0.5% (ref 1kHz, 40kHz deviation)

Signal-to-Noise Ratio .........................................................>110dB

Dynamic Range .............................................................>100dB

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Section 7 Certification

Section 8 Accessories

ACCESSORIES AND PARTS for CDR-1000

MODEL # ORDER #

UHF Wideband Antenna Amplifier (520 – 806 MHz) UAA-500 7186400

½ WAVE FLEXIBLE Rx ANTENNA (680-860 MHz) FA-1 860031

CERTIFICATIONS

(Depending on frequency selected and country of operation)

CDR-1000 Receiver, CSH-1000 Transmitter, CSB-1000 Transmitter

Certified to ETSI EN 300 422-2 and ETSI EN 301 489-3, Conforms to European Union directives, eligible to bear CE

marking as per the R&TTE Directive. Certified for use in Canada under RSS 123 Issue 1.

The CDR-1000 is authorized under United States Federal Communications Commission, Part 15.

The CSH-1000 and CSB-1000 are Type Accepted under United States Federal Communications Commission, Part

74.

Licensing of this equipment is the user’s responsibility and is determined by the user’s classification, the

user’s application, and frequency selected. The user should contact the appropriate telecommunications

authority for any desired clarification. Any changes or modifications made to the aforementioned

equipment, by the user, could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

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TELEX COMMUNICATIONS, INC. •12000 Portland Ave. South, Burnsville, MN 55337.

PN AUG 2002 Made in U.S.A.

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