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OPERATORS MANUAL SRM 66
SPLITTER ROUTER MIXER
Out[x]:[y] IN1 IN2 IN3 IN4 IN5 IN6 MST LIM
Copy +6 -3 +6 Off +6 -25 +0 Max
QUICK START
Before complaining about having to install the SRM 66 in the rack twice (because you forgot to set the internal
highpass filters ahead of time), take note that the very first (non-joke) line in this manual is: Before installing the SRM 66
in a rack, be sure the internally switchable 80 Hertz highpass filters are set as desired. They are shipped with the filters in
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FRONT PANEL DESCRIPTION Out[x]:[y] IN1 IN2 IN3 IN4 IN5 IN6 MST LIM Copy +6 -3 +6 Off +6 -25 +0 Max MIX INPUT HEADROOM meters. These assist setting of the rear panel GAIN switches as well as the output level of the preceding device. The 16 dB and 4 dB LEDs indicate the remaining headroom for each of the six Inputs. Optimal settings allow the 4 dB LEDs to flash only during signal peaks. Edit Pages. This 2x40 backlit LCD screen displays the Edit pages for controlling and revealing all the funct
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REAR PANEL DESCRIPTION POWER input connector. Use only an RS 1, or other Remote AC power supply approved by Rane. This unit is supplied with a remote power supply suitable for connection to this input jack. Consult the factory for a replacement or a substitute. This unit’s power input is designed for an AC supply, delivering 18 volts, from a center-tapped transformer capable of supplying at least the 750 mA of current demanded by this product. Using any other type of supply may damage the unit
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Sets the Master OPERATION Output Level reduction for Page, Output[x]. Range is The User Interface Limiter gain reduction is where [x] 0 dB to -59 dB and indicated in [y]dB when All SRM 66 programming is done with the Data wheel indicates Sets the Off. the Limiter is active. the Output and the front panel buttons using one of the eleven LCD Limiter currently Threshold pages. Each page consists of the page name, multiple param- Sets the Input Level of Inputs 1-6 being for Output
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Remote to Group Group attenuation levels Page, where Remotes page. This has the same are assigned to 1 of 7 action as controlling from Remotes R1 through R7 may be assigned Groups G1 through G6 and MST may be Groups, or Off. optional SR 1L Remote(s). to 1 of 6 Output Groups, Master, or Off. attenuated 0 dB to -29 dB or set to Off. Group Lvls G1 G2 G3 G4 G5 G6 MST Rmt->Grp R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 Zero All -20 -10 0 Off 0 -6 0 Copy G1 Off G6 G4 G3 G2 MST When Zero All is selected, pressing EXE
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SR 1L Troubleshooting Double-check all wiring for accuracy before power is applied via the SRM 66. A single LED on the SR 1L should light immediately after SRM 66 power is applied. A blinking LED indicates that it has not yet detected communication on the Port. This is common until the SRM 66 has fully initial- ized but should not happen after that point. If after hook up and SRM 66 power up, an SR 1L LED blinks or does not Figure 7. Memory Recall Port (MRP) respond, one of several problems is t
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DSC 1 & SRM Exchange Software 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Mode Result The optional Rane DSC 1 accessory provides a bridge to 1 0 00 00 00 1 connect a PC’s RS-232 port and the SRM 66’s RIP (Remote 0 1 0 00 00 0 2 Interface Port). Coupled with the included SRM Exchange Software, the DSC 1 allows the exchange of settings between 00 1 0 00 00 3 an SRM 66 and the PC’s SRM Exchange software. Once the 00 0 10 0 0 0 4 settings are obtained by the PC they can be manipulated, 00 00 10 0 0 5 stored in a file, printed
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APPLICATIONS One of the best ways to grasp the true versatility of the SRM 66 is to observe one in action. Figure 11 shows an installation using one SRM 66 to distribute sound throughout an entire manufacturing facility. Each Output can have different mix Inputs and Levels. For example, the offices may mix in a different page source than the shop floor. Also note that all three of the shop floor Outputs may have different mixes, Master Levels and Limiter thresholds. The use of Output Groups allo
