SoundCraft MBI 10 Series Bedienungsanleitung

USER GUIDE

SERIES 10

Parts of the design of this product may be protected by worldwide patents.

Issue 2

Part No. ZM0004

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It is recommended that all maintenance and service on the product should be

carried out by Soundcraft Electronics Ltd. or its authorised agents. Soundcraft

Electronics Ltd. cannot accept any liability whatsoever for any loss or damage

caused by service, maintenance or repair by unauthorised personnel.

Soundcraft Electronics Ltd.

Cranborne House,

Cranborne Road,

Cranborne Industrial Estate,

Potters Bar,

Herts.,

England.

EN6 3JN.

Tel: 0707 665000

Fax: 0707 660482

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Introduction 1

Introduction 2

Precautions and Safety Instructions 4

Block Diagrams 7

Mono Input Module 8

Telco Input Module 8

Stereo Input Module 8

Master/Monitor Section 9

Applications 11

Connections and Connectors 12

Mono Input Channel 13

Telco Input Channel 15

Stereo Input Channel 17

Master Section 19

Monitor Section 20

Meterbridge 21

Mono Input Channel 23

Description and Operation 24

Specifications 26

Telco Channel 27

Description and Operation 28

Specifications 30

Stereo Input Channel 31

Description and Operation 32

Specifications 34

Master Section 35

Description and Operation 36

Specifications 38

Monitor Section 39

Description and Operation 40

Appendices 45

Glossary 46

Dimensions 47

Warranty 48

Introduction

Precautions and Safety Instructions

Introduction to the MBI Series 10 1

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The Series 10 is a fully modular mixing console for local radio stations and smaller

self-operated studios of national broadcasters. The system has been designed to

accommodate the individual requirements of a station by providing flexibility and

a choice of configurations.

The Series 10 is available in a 24 module-width frame with a capacity of 20 input

channels (12 if fitted with a script space, the script space is 8 modules wide; or 14

if a 6-modules-width script blank is fitted) and a 32 module-width frame where

more input channels are required. Note that the script tray is a dished compartment

whereas the script blank is a flat plate on the same plane as the console panel.

Three types of input module are available:

Mono Input Module

Each module may be used for Mic/Line inputs. The module can be supplied with

or without a 3-band fixed frequency EQ section.

Telco (Telephone Communication) module

In addition to outputting signals to the programme, each module provides for on

and off-air telephone conversations with the Presenter, Guests or Producer. The

module can be supplied with or without a 3-band fixed frequency EQ section.

Stereo Module

Eachmoduleacceptsoneoftwoswitch-selectablestereosources. Oneisthenormal

source, such as a CD player or cart. machine, which is hard wired to the multipin

connector. The other may be an alternative or temporary source which is connected

via XLR connectors. There are also connections for the remote operation of Start

& Stop relays for both of the sources. The module can be supplied with or without

a 3-band fixed frequency EQ section.

Allinputs arefittedwithpeak signaldetectiontoalert theoperatortoanyimpending

headroom problems which could cause unwanted distortion.

Remote Controls

Remote controls are provided for cue lights and also ’on-air’ lights for local and

distant mics, and there are remote controls for cough muting and talkback routing.

Remotes are provided for telephone hybrid control and for on-board talkback to

cleanfeed. Off-air communication with the Caller can be set up from the Operator

or the Producer. Stereo and mono modules (in line mode) have remote outputs for

machine start and stop/re-cue.

2 Introduction to the MBI Series 10

Master and Monitor Module

There are two variants of the Master and Monitor module: the Production variant

hastheoptionalmainProgrammeFadersand EffectsReturns,theBroadcastversion

has neither. The Master and Monitor module also contains the auxiliary master

level control; monitoring controls, for Presenter’s headphones and loudspeakers,

Studio headphones and loudspeakers; and communications inputs.

Module Options

Mono Input Module with EQ . . . S10ME

Mono Input Module without EQ . S10M

Stereo Input Module with EQ . . S10SE

Stereo Input Module without EQ . S10S

Telco Module with EQ . . . . . . S10TE

Telco Module without EQ . . . S10T

Production Master/Monitor . . . S10OP

(with faders and effects returns)

Broadcast Master/Monitor . . . S10OB

(without faders or effects returns)

The Meterhood

The meterhood conceals studio wiring and provides space for additional

monitoring, loudspeakers, clock.timer,talkback and meter units.

It is equipped, as standard, with LED Master Meters. The following are optionally

available:

Large VU Master Meters

Single Large VU Meter

Small VU Meters

Large PPM Master Meters

Single Large PPM Meter

Small PPM Meters

RTW Bargraph Meter

PFL/Talkback Loudspeaker Module

Talkback Remote Module

Timer Module

Input Selector

Power Supply

The Series 10 requires a CPS150 power supply. This is available with an optional

rack-mount front panel.

Introduction to the MBI Series 10 3

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General Precautions

Avoid storing or using the console in conditions of excessive heat or cold, or in

positions where it is likely to be subject to vibration, dust or moisture. Do not use

any liquids to clean the fascia of the unit: a soft dry brush is ideal. Use only water

or ethyl alcohol to clean the trim and scribble strips. Other solvents may cause

damage to paint or plastic parts.

Avoid using the console close to strong sources of electromagnetic radiation (e.g.

video monitors, high power electric cabling): this may cause degradation of the

audio quality due to induced voltages in connecting leads and chassis. For the same

reason, always site the console power supply away from the unit .

Caution!

In all cases, refer servicing to qualified personnel.

Handling and Transport

The console is a very rugged unit, designed for long service. However, care in

handling and transportation will ensure a long and trouble-free life. If the console

is to be regularly moved we recommend that it is installed in a foam lined flight

case. At all times avoid applying excessive force to any knobs, switches or

connectors.

Power supplies & cables

Always make sure that the power supplies have been set to the same source voltage

as the mains supply.

Always use the power supplies and power cables supplied with the console: the use

of alternative supplies may cause damage and voids the warranty; the extension of

power cables may result in malfunction of the console.

Warning!

Always switch the power supplies off before connecting or

disconnecting the console power cable, removing or installing

modules, and servicing. In the event of an electrical storm, or large

mains voltage fluctuations, immediately switch off the PSU and

unplug from the mains.

Always ensure that that you use the correct power supply for your console. Each

Series 10 console requires the CPS150 power supply.

4 Introduction to the MBI Series 10

Signal Levels

It is important to supply the correct input levels to the console, otherwise

signal-to-noise ratio or distortion performance may be degraded; and in extreme

cases damage to the internal circuitry may result. Likewise, on all balanced inputs

avoidsourceswithlargecommonmodeDC,AC orRF voltages,asthesewillreduce

the available signal range on the inputs. Note that 0dBu = 0.775V RMS.

The microphone input is designed for use with balanced low impedance

(150 or 200Ω) microphones.

Caution!

DO NOT use unbalanced microphones or battery powered

condenser microphones without isolating the +48V phantom power

- degraded performance or damage to the microphone may result.

Introduction to the MBI Series 10 5

6 Introduction to the MBI Series 10

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