Enersound CU-12 Bedienungsanleitung

Control Unit CU-12 / Interpreter Console IC-12

INTERPRETATION System

User Manual

About this Manual

Read thisuser manual carefully before installing and operating yourEnersound Interpretation System. Use

theequipment only asdescribed to avoid accidental injury, damage or hearing impairment. Also, read safety

warnings carefully. Keep this manual for future reference. If you give this system to someone else,

remember to include this manual.

Safety Precautions

•Make all connections before plugging the unitinto an AC power outlet.

•Hot swapping isprohibited: Never connector disconnect any cables with the system turned on, especially

the25-pin cables. Always turn off the system before plugging or unplugging interpreterunits,

microphones or cables so as not to damage the system.

•Do not leavethe devices in places with high temperatures orhigh humidity.

•Donothandle the powercord with wet hands.

•Keep the devices away from fire and heat sources.

•Donotplace the equipment on an unstable stand. Use appropriate ororiginal packaging providedby the

manufacturer before transporting the system toavoid damaging or breaking it.

•Adequate ventilation is beneficial for better performance and storage of the equipment.

•Keep the system out of the reach of children.

•The CU-12 must be connected to ground via the power cable for safety reasons and to ensure the audio

performance of the system.

•Do not open the CU-12 and/orinterpreterconsoles. There are no user serviceable parts inside.

•Before using this product with a pacemaker or other medical device, consult your physician or the

manufacturer of your pacemaker or other medical device.

•Using thisproduct at a loud volume or over a prolonged period of time can lead to permanent hearing

damage.

•Reduce the volume to its lowest setting before use.

•When using XLR microphone inputs, connect only microphones that can accept 48Volt Phantompower;

otherwise, there may be riskof damage, injury, fire or explosion.

•When using a mobile phone near thisproduct, noise maybe produced, but this is nota malfunction.Keep

mobile phones as faraway as possible from the product.

•To clean, be sure to first switch off and unplug the CU-12 from the power outlet, then wipe with a dry

cloth. When extremely dirty, use a soft cloth dampened in neutral detergent. Never use benzene, thinner

or chemically-treated towels, which may damage the product’s finish.

•Only use Enersound approved cables to connect the system.Do notuse any accessory not recommended

by the manufacturer.

•A maximum of 11 sets of IC-12 can beconnected in one system. The cumulative cable length should not

exceed 70 meters. For specific requirements,please contact Enersound at 1 800-644-5090 or

support@enersound.com.

•Service must be performed by authorized technicians only.For service, please contact your local

distributor or Enersound at 1 800-644-5090 or support@enersound.com.

•Turn off the power supply and unplug the equipment from the power supply in case the equipment is not

in use for a long time.

Please register the product within 30 days of purchase. To Register Product:

1) Go to www.enersound.com/registration.html

2) Follow instructions to complete the online product registration form.

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT

EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

CAUTION:

To reduce the risk of electric

shock, DO NOT open covers, no useable

serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to

qualified service personnel only

This label may appear on the bottom of the unit due to space limitations.

The lightning flash with an arrowhead symbol

and an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the

user of the presence of uninsulated dangerous

voltage within the product enclosure that may

be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk

of electric shock.

The exclamation mark within an equilateral

triangle is intended to alert the user of the

presence of important operating and maintenance

(servicing) instructions in the literature

accompanying the appliance.

WARNING:

To avoid fire or shock hazard, do

not expose units to rain or moisture.

Attention: Installation should be performed by qualified

service personnel only in accordance with the National

Electrical or applicable local codes.

Power Disconnect: Units with or without ON - OFF

switches have power supplied to the unit whenever the

power cord is inserted into the power source; however,

the unit is operational only when the ON - OFF switch

is in the ON position. The power cord is the main

power disconnect for all units.

INDEX

System Introduction

Product Introduction

2-1 Control Unit CU-12 2-3

2-2Interpreter Console IC-12 4-5

System Installation

6-7

System Operation

8-9

4.1 Open Mode 8-9

4.2 Lock Mode 9

Technical Data

System Mounting Instructions

Limited Warranty Statement

Remarks:

Enersound reserves the right to modify the products and its specifications without notice.

1.System Introduction

•The Enersound CU-12 Control Unit works as a main unit to provide power, input and output interface,

and control for up to 11 dual interpreter consoles. It allows up to 22 interpreters to perform simultaneous

interpretation for a maximum of 11 target languages plus one floor (original) language.

•The Enersound IC-12 is a 12-channel dual interpreter console with relay capabilities. It allows two

interpreters to work together. Interpreters can choose either floor channel to listen to the speaker and

perform direct interpretation or choose the relay mode when the interpreter does not understand the floor

language and listen to the interpretation from a different booth in a language that this interpreter can

understand.

•The IC-12 also allows interpreters to select the outgoing channel depending on the language they are

interpreting into (two-way interpretation), switch on/ off and mute their microphone, and control the

headphone volume.

•The system features a security lock that prevents two interpreters to select the same outgoing channel at

the same time.

•The product is a professional, easy plug and play, stand-alone system that can be integrated with most

infrared (IR) or radio frequency (RF) language discussion systems.

2. Product Introduction

2-1 Control Unit CU-12

1. Microphone Input: This XLR and ¼” (6.3mm) combination socket provides +48V Phantom

power to a microphone with balanced XLR or unbalanced 6.3mm connector. The input signal

will be mixed with the floor channel (CH0). Note: Since this input provides +48V Phantom

power, make sure that the microphone you intend to connect can support this voltage. Do not

connect any other equipment or adapter since damage may occur. Never use unbalanced XLR

connectors (Pins 1 and3 connected).

2. Gain: Adjusts microphone input sensitivity. The range is ±10dB.

3. Active Channel Indicator: Lights to indicate that the corresponding channel is active. Flashes to

indicate the corresponding channel is in standby.

4. Audio Level Indicator:The brightnessofthis LEDindicatesthesignallevelof thecorresponding

channel.

5. Power On Indicator (Red).

6. Power Switch: Select “I” to turn on the system, and select “0” to turn it off.

7. Power Supply Socket (3-Prong) with built-in fuse, T2A/250V.

8. DCPowerOutput:TheCU-12includes 12DCpoweroutputs(+15V/500mA)forcertainwireless

transmitters in specific applications (not required in most applications).

9. Interpreter Console Interface (D-sub 25pin socket):11 interpreter consoles IC-12 can be

connected in a daisy chain.

10. Record Input Connector (RCA): External audio signals will be mixed with the floor (CH0) for

recording.

11. Record Output Connector (RCA): Connects to recording equipment. The floor signal (CH0)

mixed with REC. IN will be recorded.

100-

240VAC5

60Hz

Max.for120W

FUSE:T2A/250

7 8 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

1 2 3 4 5 6

PowerForWirelessTransmitter12V

300mA

INTERPRETER’S

CONSOLE

9 10 12 13

OUTPUT

ORIGINAL

INPUT

SLOWGND

ALARM

OUT IN

12. Floor (CH0, floor channel) Output (RCAx2/symmetrical output): Floor (CH0) balanced output

with RCA connecters.

13. Outgoing Language Channel Audio Outputs: Channels 0 to 11, where CH0 is floor and channels

1 to 11 correspond to the target languages. These analog audio outputs allow connection of the

CU-12toany wireless languagedistributionsystems (IR orRF). Notice:any unoccupied channel

will be fed with CH0 (floor) channel.

14. Floor (CH0) Volume Control: This potentiometer adjusts the floor (CH0) sensitivity. The range

is ±10dB.

15. Floor Input Jack (Also called “Original”) (CH0): This 1/4–inch (6.3mm) balanced socket needs

to be connected to an outputofa conference system or PA as the floor signal of the interpretation

system.

16. AlarmSound Input:This1/4–inch(6.3mm)jack/unbalancedinputallowstoconnectaudiofrom

an emergency or alarm system.

17. Slow Output: When a Slow Key on the IC-12 is activated, this slow output will generate a 1-

second12Vpulseactivatingthe externalnotification systemtorequestthelecturertoslowdown.

18. Alarm Control Input: Connecting Alarm Ctrl. and GND together, will activate alarm procedure.

Allchannelswillreceivealarmsignal,andindicatorLEDwill changefromLight-On to Flashing.

Note: This is not intended to replace any emergency system and is not licensed or certified as an

emergency system. Please check with your local authorities about your required emergency

procedures and equipment.

2-2 Interpreter Console // IC-12

19. CLEAR/ ENTER Key:

In OPEN Mode (See 28 below), it serves as the CLEAR key to clear the active channel of the

interpreter console. When the console is not going to be used and an output channel had been

selected, then push the ENTER key to deselect active channel.

In LOCK Mode (See 28 below), it serves as the ENTER key to set the active channel of the

interpreter console (when the MODE switch is in Lock Mode, and the Set switch is in the ON

position).

20. Outgoing Channel Selector:

In OPEN Mode, it allows the interpreter to select the desired outgoing channel as long as it is not

occupied by another booth. When a channel is selected the corresponding key light goes green.

When attempting to select an occupied channel, the light will flash red.

Note: If the microphone is OFF, the active channel will be released if an interpreter from another

booth selects the same channel.

Relay Channel Selector: It allows the selection of the incoming channel for the interpreter to

listen when pressing the Relay key.

21. Headphone Volume Control (VOLUME A, VOLUME B): It is used to adjust the volume of the

headphones.

22. RelayInterpretationKey(RELAY):Whentheinterpreterdoesnotunderstandthefloorlanguage,

they can press the Relay key to listen to another interpreted language from another booth. The

channel will be selected through the Relay Channel Selector (See 21 above).

23. Floor Channel Key (FLOOR): The interpreter presses it to listen to the original floor language

(the audio from CH0).

24. Mute Key (MUTE): It is used to momentarily mute the microphone when the interpreter needs

to cough, for example. When released, the microphone returns to its active status.

25. MIC ON/OFF Key (MIC A ON/OFF, MIC B ON/OFF): Press it to turn the microphone on, the

light indicator will be on. Press it again to turn the microphone off. Only one microphone at a

time can be active per console (Microphones A and B will override eachother).

26. SLOW Key: When this function is installed, it allows the interpreter to request the speaker to

slow down.

27. Set Switch (SET): It is used only for the Lock Mode toprogram the desired outgoingchannel. In

Open Mode it should be in OFF position.

28. MODE Switch (OPEN / LOCK): The MODE switch needs to be selected before powering on

the system. In OPEN mode an interpreter can activate any channel at any time as long as it is not

occupied. In LOCK mode the outgoing channel is pre-set .Only one outgoing channel will be

programmed per console (setting procedure: refer to System Installation and System Operation

sections for more details).

29. XLR Microphone Input: Each interpreter unit includes 2 balanced XLR microphone input

sockets with +48V Phantom power. Note: Since this input provides +48V Phantom

power, make sure that the microphone you intend to connect can support this voltage. Do not

connect any other equipment or adapter since damage may occur. Never use unbalanced XLR

connectors (Pins 1 and 3 connected).

30. Input interface (INPUT):This 25-pin male connectorisused tointerconnect interpreterunits and

a control unit via 25-pin cables.

31. Output Interface (OUTPUT): This 25-pin female socket is used to interconnect interpreter units

via 25-pin plugs.

32. Record Interface (REC OUT): This 3.5mm stereo jack is used to record the interpretation

(Available on both left and rightsidesof the Interpreter Console).

33. Microphone Input (MIC IN): This 3.5mm stereo jack is used to connect the interpreter’s headset

microphone (Available onboth left and right sides of the Interpreter Console).

34. Earphone Output (EARPHONE): This 3.5mm stereo jack is used to connect the interpreter

headsets’ earphones (Available on both left and right sides of the Interpreter Console).

3. System Installation

All consoles are connected via a D-Sub 25-pin cable in a daisy chain. On the rear panel of each IC-

12 interpreter console, there are two 25-pin D-Sub connectors, “INPUT” (Male) and “OUTPUT”

(Female).

1. Connect the plug (male end) from the 25-pin cable to the Control Unit CU-12. Then connect the

socket (female end) from the 25-pin cable to the “INPUT” on the first Interpreter Console. After

that, connect the plug of the second 25-pin cable to the “OUTPUT” of the first Interpreter Console

and the socket to the “INPUT” of the next Interpreter Console.

2. Follow the same procedure until all interpreter consoles are connected. A maximum of 11

interpreter units can be connected, allowing up to 22 interpreters to perform simultaneous

interpretation for a maximum of 11 target languages plus one floor (original) language. Each

Interpreter Console accommodates two interpreters to work in pairs for the same language

combination in the same booth.

Note: Extension cables can be used between Interpreter Consoles and/or Control Unit. Always

use 25-pin high quality cables provided or approved by the manufacturer.

MICROPHONEOUTPUT

CHANNEL

(Also called ORIGINAL INPUT)

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