Audica MULTI zone User Manual

Designed and engineered in the United Kingdom

Unit command formatCommand Type RS-232 Command MULTIzone command response UNIT $sXXsbyoff Unit Y enters standby UNIT $sXXsbyon Unit Y powers up fr

Command examples, RS-232 source sends:$s99sbyo <line feed> > All units enter standby$s04comon<line feed> > Turn on RS-232 co

Appendix 5Operation with Audica Speaker Eq and SubwooferIf the MULTIzone is to be used with a speaker system which requires Audica Speaker Eq and also

2.0 CASCADE 2 ZONES• Feed source signal to any of inputs 1 to 5, selected to go to Zone 1 (and set input gain as normal).• Set Zone 1 speaker EQ OFF

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Q13438-IS_r2Our policy is one of continuous product improvement, we reserve the right to change the designs and specications without notice.All inform

Read these instructions.Keep these instructions.Heed all warnings.Follow all instructions.1. PRECAUTIONSWARNING - To reduce the risk of electric shock

3Overall Description:The Audica Professional MULTIzone is a zone control mixer with 4 zone outputs and 6 music inputs plus a microphone input for pagi

4Rear Panel Connectors and ControlsFront Panel Controlsa) Input SelectChoose one line input channel (1 to 6) to send to each zone output (1 to 4).b) Z

5g) Microphone InputAn XLR balanced input for a paging microphone. A 48V “phantom power” option is provided for active or condenser microphones – sele

6h) DIP switchDIP switches are “ON” when down and “OFF” when up. The default setting is with all switches set OFF (up). The table below describes thei

7k) LOOP input and output connectorsThese are 15-pin D-type connectors (male for Loop out, female for Loop in) for looping the audio inputs (and optio

8Appendix 1 Microphone compressor and ducker operationA variable compressor eect is provided to help level out dierences in loudness caused by dier

9System command formatPin No. Connection 1 No connection 2 RS-232 receive (RX) 3 No connection 4 No connection 5 Ground 6 No connection 7 No connecti