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1.                                   10 20 50 100 200 500 1000 2000 5000 10000 2090  Hz  19 20 50 100 200 500 1000 2000 5000 10000 20000 tHe     Fig  2        8       GG  0         00                                       100                  on            Co    PHANTOM               ma           PHASE    INPUT LEVEL dBm    TRIM     9 9         HIGH EQUALIZER    MID EQUALIZER     3       LOW EQUALIZER           EQUALIZER  on    HIGH PASS     _         1             8    Ley  ge  3  ee         8        ES       00000 gs          9     CHANNEL     m                                                   Input Module         7     10     11     12          XLR type INPUT connector is balanced  transformer isolated and accepts low impedance    sources from  60dB to  10dB  Proper adjustment of both the INPUT LEVEL Switch and  TRIM Knob make it possible to provide the optimum setting for each input       GROUND  GND  LIFT Switch is for Pin 1  which makes it easy to avoid ground loops    that are often caused in connection with other equipment and that may induce hum noise   Sliding the ground lift switch from the NORMAL position to the LIFT position cuts  ground loops and may reduce hum noise  For most applications it should be set to the  NORMAL position       ACCESSORY SEND RECEIVE  ACCESSORY  jacks are unbalanced with an impedance    of 10k ohms and a nominal level of  4dB  These jacks allow inserting signal processing  devices into the signal path  The regular signal path is interrupte
2.            355             Block Diagram    MIXING BUSSES                                  TALK BACK MODULE                              MAINS            POWER SUPPLY UNIT    FOR PHANTOM POWER      DE       TRANSFORMER  RECTIFIERS   ANO  REGULATORS         11 FOR                  7 ron weren Lawes       CO      TRANSFORMER             weuren                      x    FADER OR LEVEL CONTROL     cuo  0    fax  Em    NUMBER IN PARENTHESES   NOMINAL LOSS OR GAIN IN dB   NUMBER IN SQUARE BRACKETS   NOMINAL SIGNAL LEVEL IN dB   NUMBER IN TRIANGLE   GAIN OF AMPLIFIER IN dB    NUMBER IN RECTANGLE   LOSS OF ATTENUATOR IN d8     Fig  34        42                                  PHONES  SELECT    PROGRAM MODULE  TYPICAL OF 1 AND 2 OR   THRU 4               3 Group        FROM   GROUP FB ECHO                AUK IN  PHANTOM POWER BA E 123412 1 2065234  ECHO 06 a    D      T          a 5 1                o            arho p Cen  PHANTOM     4      9      norm em Cu m  d  i       4    LOW 100r SHELVING  GROUP   7      241  7        mi EGRE                     LEVEL  o eos   x    1  eh Phase 78 74 10      iu Lo ege mide audeat  i                                       E  cu     tem sus     HIGH PASS  M         0  i        FILTER        eno      us       c  o 5 60  4   0    5 SEND  Q    PAD  CH   4  ACCESSORY  LOW MID HIGH 9 PEAK   6 RCV       j  22        LOW ez SHELVING    EQ MO 200Hz Skhz PEAKING GROUP   HIGH         SHELVING FAOER  INPUT MODULE  DA ua      TYPICAL OF 1 THRU 16  1 THRU 24 
3.          The      7 is designed so that without the connection of the accessory umbilical cable  between the PSM 7 power supply module and the RPS 7  power is not supplied to the  mixer even if the power switch on the RPS 7 is on  The power switch on the RPS 7   therefore  must be turned on after the connection between the PSM 7 and RPS 7 is  completed     Q The RPS 7 is a regulated DC power supply unit to activate the RX 7            Fig  14     1  AC Fuse  The fuse should be replaced with one of identical value and type     2  Pilot Lamp    3  Power Switch  Pushbutton alternately switches AC power on and off     4  DC output connector  With the accessory umbilical cable  the DC output is connected to the PSM 7  Power  Supply Module      5  Ground Terminal    6  AC Inlet  Plug an accessory AC power cord into the AC inlet and secure it with the cord clamp        21            General Information on using the mixing console         Impedance    Generally speaking  there are two rules to follow when connecting equipment outputs to the  inputs of other equipment     1  Try to properly match the impedances of the outputs and inputs   2  Connect low impedance outputs to high impedance input     The above rules about impedance are very important and should be taken into consideration  in all connections between equipment       Difference between Professional and HI FI type equipment    Microphones  tape recorders  wireless tuners  and various other equipment may be connected  to th
4.        saver ex te awakes              42            Precautions    1  Power Supply Unit  RPS 7   The RPS 7 is separate from the console     If the power switch on the RPS 7 is turned  on  without a connection between the  RPS 7 and the board using the accessory cable packed in the RPS 7  power is not  supplied to the board  The power switch must be  on  after the connection is made     2  Power Supply  The RPS 7 is designed to operate on local AC  50 60Hz  mains   10         3  Fuse Replacement  The front panel of the RPS 7 is provided with a fuse holder for the AC line  Replace  only with the Identical Type and Value Fuse     4  XLR  Cannon  Connector  The connectors are wired in such a manner that pin 1 is ground  shield   pin 2 is cold     low  minus   and pin 3 is hot  high  plus      5  Phantom Power Supply   Each RX 7 incorporates a 48V DC Phantom Power circuit  If phantom power is  required  the phantom power Master Switch on the rear panel of the Power Supply  Module should be  on   and the phantom power switch on the front panel of each  Input Module for which phantom power is required should be  on   When using  phantom power  avoid connecting unbalanced microphones or connecting other  equipment for which the output transformer center tap is grounded     6  Description of components and functions   Various descriptions are used by different manufacturers  depending on each  manufacturer s standards  In our Operating and Instruction Manual  explanation of  componen
5.       781                                                                N     N     o   Fig  27   Input Modules  IPM 7  9   Group Foldback Modules  GFM 7  10   Group Echo Modules  GEM 7      Program Modules  PGM 7  12   Phones Module  PHM 7  13   14     Talkback Module  TBM 7    Power Supply Module  PSM 7    VU Meters for Group and Program Outputs   Switchable         35        VU Meters for Foldback and Echo  Switchable   VU Meter for Cue and Talkback  Switchable       Foldback Outputs    Group Outputs  Echo Send Outputs  Console Frame Case  RXM 7 25     RX 7 248 APPEARANCE                                                                                                                                          1394            2      MOH  7               1412    Input Modules  IPM 7    Group Foldback Modules  GFM 7   Group Echo Modules  GEM 7    Program Modules  PGM 7    Phones Module  PHM 7    Talkback Module  TBM 7    Power Supply Module  PSM 7    VU Meters for Group Outputs   VU Meters for Program Outputs  1   5  2   6   3   7 4   8 Switchable      Fig  28     10          12   13   14   15        967    820    843                             VU Meter for Foldback and Echo Outputs   Switchable    VU Meter for Cue and Talkback  Switchable   Foldback Outputs   Group Outputs   Echo Send Outputs   Console Frame Case  RXM 7 35     RX 7 328 APPEARANCE       1663                                                                    Fig  29    1  Input Modules  IPM 7  10  VU Meter for 
6.    Operating Instruction Manual    Laos MINE CONSOLE          Model RX 7 164  RX 7 248  RX 7 328          TOA ELECTRIC CO  LTD          Contents   PRECAUTIONS             da C Re IU UR CO teeta UE 2  General Description sacer RE Peer debe br ex 3                  DELE pP 4  Specifications  amp                      5                                     6  Input  amp  Output Specifications                                  7  Level Diagrams  amp       Diatas  lt a  5e bye seve severe ee 8  IPM 7        Module     15 2r xa er        PE ces bakes 9  GFM 7  Group Foldback         1                                         7  Group Echo Module                                   12  PGM 7  Program Module                                      13  PEHTME T   Phones I  Module   rreri reeeo tae ea ee 14  TBM 7  Talkback                                                 15  PSM 7  Power Supply                                               16  Meter Panel  RXM 7 25  RXM 7 35  RXM 7 43                   17  RPS 7  Power Supply Unit                                     21  General Information on using the mixing console                 22  Function Details uu daa    EAM ETE ARRA          24  Connection  Examples        oe Led ened amen ida tate bi ep 31  Connection  Examples                                         32  Module Replacement i   euer WP POACEAE pat 33  Dimensional Diagrams  RX 7 164  RX 7 248  RX 7 328           7 25  RXM 7 35  RXM 7 43      6 7                      35  Block          
7.   The adjacent green LED illuminates when the group out is  on      14  PEAK level indicator turns on when the group output signal level reaches 10dB above  nominal     15  GROUP FADER TRAVEL is calibrated in dB and insures very smooth operation  The  fader controls the level of the signal to be fed to the group out and group out bus     16  CUE pushbutton assigns the pre group fader signal to the cue bus for monitoring with  headphones  monitor speakers  and or the cue VU meter  A separate cue VU meter is  provided on the RX 7 328  but the cue and talkback VU meter is combined and is  switchable on the RX 7 164 and RX 7 248                    11             GG                                                                                              EQUALIZER    0000    9  S      8  5       1 10                                GROUP                                   Group Echo Module  GEM 7          ECHO IN connector  XLR type  is balanced  transformer isolated  The nominal level and    impedance are  4dB and 600 ohms  respectively       GROUND  GND  LIFT Switch is for pin 1  which is used to avoid ground loops that are    often caused in connection with other equipment and that may induce hum  Sliding the  ground lift switch from the NORMAL position to the LIFT position cuts ground loops and  may reduce hum  For most applications it should be set to the NORMAL position       ACCESSORY SEND RECEIVE jacks are unbalanced and their nominal level and    impedance are  4dB and 1
8.   depending on the position of the adjacent selector switch     VU meter selector switch  Program 4 or Program 8     Foldback 1 Echo 1 VU meter   An illuminated VU meter provides a visual indication of either Foldback 1 output level   Post Foldback 1 Master Volume Control  or Echo 1 output level  Post Echo 1 Master  Volume Control   depending on the position of the adjacent selector switch     VU meter selector switch  Foldback 1 or Echo 1     Foldback 2 Echo 2 VU meter   An illuminated VU meter provides a visual indication of either Foldback 2 output level   Post Foldback 2 Master Volume Control  or Echo 2 output level  Post Echo 2 Master  Volume Control   depending on the position of the adjacent selector switch     VU meter selector switch  Foldback 2 or Echo 2     Cue Talk back VU meter   An illuminated VU meter provides a visual indication of either the Cue signal level  the  signal fed by a cue switch on each Input module  Group Foldback module and  Group Echo module  or Talkback output level  post OSC level control or post TB level  control   depending on the position of the adjacent selector switch     VU meter selector switch  Cue or Talkback        19           METER PANEL  RXM 7 43                 10     11     12     13     14     15     16     17     18      Fig  13       Group 1 VU Meter  Group 1 output level     Group 2 VU Meter  Group 2 output level     Group 3 VU Meter  Group 3 output level     Group 4 VU Meter  Group 4 output level       Program 1 Program 5 
9.   female XLR type  is balanced  transformer isolated  Its nominal  level and impedance are  4dB and 600 ohms  respectively  This connector is useful for  cascade connection with another mixer to expand the input capacity     5  GROUND  GND  LIFT switch is for pin 1 of the Sub Input connector     6  FOLDBACK PEAK level indicator LED turns on when the foldback output signal level  reaches 10dB above nominal     7  FOLDBACK MASTER control adjusts the output signal level of FB OUT on the rear of the  frame     8  EQUALIZER for AUX INPUT consists of the following three equalizers       HIGH 10kHz  15dB boost cut shelving type  MID 200   SkHz variable  15dB boost cut peaking type  LOW 100Hz  15dB boost cut shelving type    Flat frequency response is provided at  0  position of each equalizer   9  EQUALIZER IN OUT switch permits the equalizer to be either in circuit or out of circuit     10  GROUP ASSIGN pushbuttons apply the AUX input to any of the four group mixing  busses         AUX INPUT master control adjusts the level of the signal to be fed to the group mixing  busses     12  CUE pushbutton assigns the signal  pre AUX INPUT master control  to the cue bus for  monitoring with headphones  monitor speakers  and or the cue VU meter  A separate cue  VU meter is provided on the RX 7 328  but the cue and talkback VU meter is combined  and is switchable on the RX 7 164 and RX 7 248     13  GROUP ON OFF pushbutton connects or disconnects the signal to the GROUP out and  group out bus
10.   on when the output level reaches 10dB above nominal   Phantom Power  48V DC is applied to balanced input transformers for  powering condenser microphones   Finish  Black panel  rosewood trim  padded armrest  Dimensions  WxDxH   RX 7 164  40 3 8  x 32 3 8  x 13 7 8   1026 x 822 x 353 mm   RX 7 248  55 5 8  x 33 1 4  x 15   1412    843 x 382 mm     RX 7 328  66 5 8  x 32 3 4     15   1691 x 833    382 mm   Weight    RX 7 164  78kg  171 pounds    RX 7 248  109kg  240 pounds    RX 7 328  138kg  303 pounds   Power Consumption   RX 7 164  120VA maximum   RX 7 248  145VA maximum   RX 7 328  170VA maximum  Accessory   Talkback Microphone     04   is referenced to 0 775V RMS          Seige peracetic nr tence hn er eim am reme ei      Input  amp  Output Specifications              ux ad bla POEL TERDI    Actual For Use Input Level    Load With Sensitivity  Connector    Impedance Nominal Nominal MAX  Before Clip    Ki  INPUT  60dBm   12k ohms   50 to 600  804    0 08mV     60dB  0 78mV  to  30dB  25mV     26dB  39mV  to  44    1 23V       1   16  1   24   40dBm   1 7k ohms ohms mics or    604    0 78mV    40dB  7 8mV  to  10dB  250mV     6dB  390mV  to  24dB  12 3V    or 1   32  20dBm   1 7k ohms   lines  40dB  7 8mV     20dB  78mV  to  10dB  2 5V     14dB  3 9V  to  244    12 3V  type       Level  Switch       Connection             AUXIN 1862  ECHO IN 2 5k ohms 600 ohm lines   164    123mV     44    1 23V   24dB 12 3V  XLR 3 31    1 amp 2    type    4 1     2 5k ohms 600 ohm lines  
11.   shown in Fig  15  increasing hum noise  To solve this problem  either the chassis ground of the  signal line should be disconnected at either piece of equipment  or the chassis earth ground   should be disconnected  so that the ground loop is eliminated  This problem can not be easily  solved in the case of equipment connected to unbalanced signal lines  However  it is highly  dangerous to disconnect the AC ground  as microphone and other equipment connected to the  mixing console are often touched directly by the hand  This may cause an electric shock in the   case of electricity leakage  if any other connected equipment is touched  Therefore the chassis  ground line should be disconnected  Whether to disconnect the chassis ground line of either  piece of equipment depends on various conditions  therefore  they should be checked and  determined for each installation condition    In the RX 7  a ground lift switch is provided on the balanced inputs and outputs with XLR type  connectors  excluding air monitor inputs and talkback input  to prevent ground loops    This switch is ordinarily set to the NORMAL position  and should be set to the LIFT position   only when ground loops occur     connection cable               AC ground     Fig  15     293 5               Function Details    The RX 7 is a sophisticated mixer with many functions  Details on important functions are  shown below in order for you to get the best operation and performance and also to avoid    mistakes in o
12.  2  Bus Chassis  Switchable   3  Wood Side Panel 10  VU Meter for Cue and Talkback  Switchable   4  Metal Side Panel 1l  Meter Side Panel  5  Main Rear Panel 12  Foldback Outputs  6  Meter Panel 13  Group Outputs  7  VU Meter for Group Outputs 14  Echo Send Outputs  8  VU Meter for Program Outputs  1   5  2   6  15  Base  3   7 4   8 Switchable  16  Module Guide        39        RXM 7 43 APPEARANCE       1663                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          820  833  795                                                                   1682    nd 1691   Fig  32         VU Meter for Echo 1  1  Armrest 12  VU Meter for Echo 2  2  Bus Chassis 13  VU Meter for Cue  3  Wood Side Panel 14  VU Meter for Talkback  4  Metal Side Panel 15  Meter Side Panel  5  Main Rear Panel 16  Foldback Outputs  6  Meter Panel 17  Group Outputs  7  VU Meters for Group Outputs 18  Echo Send Outputs  8  VU Meters for Program Outputs  1 5  2   6  19  Base     3  7 4  8 Switchable  20  Module Guide  9  VU Meter for Foldback 1  10  VU Meter for Foldback 2        40        RPS 7 APPEARANCE                      179                      538                          Fig  33          Fuse Holder   Power On Off Indicator  Power On Off Switch   DC Power Output Connector  Ground Terminal   AC Inlet                   
13.  6dB  390mV     4dB  1 23V   24dB  12 3V              AIR  MONITOR   50 to 600  70dB  0 25mV     70dB  0 25mV  to  40dB  7 8mV     36dB  12 3mV  to  6dB  390mV    XLR 3 31    L amp R ohms mics type    4 5k ohms       ICH RAS  804    0 08mV     60 dB  0 78mV   26dB  39mV           ACCESSORY     RCV  TRE  INPUT 1   16  20k ohms  164    123mV     44    1 23V   24dB  12 3V  eu 152     1   24 or 1   32 e              GROUP 1   4  6dB  390mV     4dB  1 23V   24dB  12 3V               0dB is referenced to 0 775V RMS             XLR connectors are floating  balanced  and transformer isolated   TRS phone jacks are unbalanced   Sensitivity is the level required to produce a nominal output of  4dB  1 23V   or the specified nominal output  level if other than  4dB        RX 7 OUTPUT CHARACTERISTICS    Output Level     Connection Actual Source Impedance For Use With Nominal Connector    Nominal MAX BeforeClip          GROUP OUT 1   4  PROGRAM OUT 1   4 or 1   8  F B OUT 1 amp 2 80 ohms 600 ohm Lines  4dB  1 23V   24dB  12 3V  XLR 3 32 type  ECHO SEND 1  amp  2  T B  OUT          ACCESSORY  SEND   INPUT 1   16     110 ohms 10k ohm Lines  4dB  1 23V   24dB  12 3V  TRS Phone Jack    1   24 or 1   32  GROUP 1   4               CH IN       NET p 110 ohms 10k ohm Lines 44dB  1 23V  424dB  12 3 V  TRS Phone Jack     L amp R                       8 ohms or higher   HEAD  PHONES impedance dines  104    250mV   10dB 2 5V  TRS Phone Jack        0dB 15 referenced to 0 775V RMS     All XLR connectors 
14.  Program 2     5  Group 3 Program 3 VU Meter  An illuminated VU meter provides a visual indication of either Group 3 output level  Post  Group 3 Master Fader  or Program 3 output level  Post Program 3 Master Control    depending on the position of the adjacent selection switch     6  VU meter selector switch  Group 3 or Program 3     7  Group 4 Program 4 VU Meter  Anilluminated VU meter provides a visual indication of either Group 4 output level  Post  Group 4 Master Fader  or Program 4 output level  Post Program 4 Master Control    depending on the position of the adjacent selection switch     8  VU meter selector switch  Group 4 or Program 4     9  Foldback 1 Echo 1 VU meter  An illuminated VU meter provides a visual indication of either Foldback 1 output level    Post Foldback 1 Master Volume Control  or Echo 1 output level  Post Echo 1 Master  Volume Control   depending on the position of the adjacent selector switch     cid zu    10     11     12     13     14     VU meter selector switch  Foldback 1 or Echo 1     Foldback 2 Echo 2 VU meter   An illuminated VU meter provides a visual indication of either Foldback 2 output level    Post Foldback 2 Master Volume Control  or Echo 2 output level  Post Echo 2 Master  Volume Control   depending on the position of the adjacent selector switch     VU meter selector switch  Foldback 2 or Echo 2     Cue Talk back VU meter   An illuminated VU meter provides a visual indication of either the Cue signal level  the  signal fed by a cu
15.  TALK pushbutton connects the talkback microphone signal to the mixing    busses when pressed  When the button is released  any oscillator signals which may have  been selected are fed      Fig  9         45          Power Supply Module  PSM 7     1  DC POWER INPUT connector accepts DC power from the power supply unit  RPS 7   The  PSM 7 is connected to the RPS 7 with an accessory umbilical cable  The power switch on  the RPS 7 will not turn on without this connection between the RPS 7 and PSM 7     2  Ground  GND  terminal for the chassis of the RX 7        wo ao  H31SVW WOINvHd       3  PHANTOM POWER MASTER switch applies 48V DC which is then supplied to Input  modules and Phones module               Fig  10         16            Meter Panel  RXM 7 25  RXM 7 35  RXM 7 43            METER PANEL  RXM 7 25                                             Fig  11     1  Group I Program 1 VU Meter  An illuminated VU meter provides a visual indication of either Group 1 output level  Post  Group 1 Master Fader  or Program 1 output level  Post Program 1 Master Control    depending on the position of the adjacent selection switch     2  VU meter selector switch  Group 1 or Program 1     3  Group 2 Program 2 VU Meter  An illuminated VU meter provides a visual indication of either Group 2 output level  Post  Group 2 Master Fader  or Program 2 output level  Post Program 2 Master Control    depending on the position of the adjacent selection switch     4  VU meter selector switch  Group 2 or
16.  and or the cue VU meter  A separate cue  VU meter is provided on the RX 7 328  but the cue and talkback VU meter is combined  and is switchable on the RX 7 164 and RX 7 248    13  GROUP ON OFF pushbutton connects or disconnects the signal to the GROUP out and  group out bus  The adjacent green LED illuminates when the group out is  on     14  PEAK level indicator turns on when the group output signal level reaches 10dB above  nominal    15  GROUP FADER TRAVEL is calibrated in dB and insures very smooth operation  The  fader controls the level of the signal to be fed to the group out and group out bus    16  CUE pushbutton assigns the pre group fader signal to the cue bus for monitoring with  headphones  monitor speakers  and or the cue VU meter  A separate cue VU meter is  provided on the RX 7 328  but the cue and talkback VU meter is combined and is  switchable on the RX 7 164 and RX 7 248     Fig  6        12                                                                                                                                                      GROUP 1    GhouP 2    GROUP 3    GROUP 4              E     PGM MASTER    16    PGM             8    PHONES SELE    BE            GROUP 1    GROUP 2           GROUP 3          GROUP 4      o  PGM MASTER               Program Module  PGM 7        Each program module incorporates two program output channels  programs A and B  and  each program channel can be controlled independently     1  PROGRAM OUTPUT B connector  XLR ty
17.  equipment is  condenser mics  with our 48V DC phantom power   line smoothly integrated with the operation of the console   inputs  sub mixers  electric instruments  special effects The main speaker is a 3 way system  And with the  equipment  wireless units  and on and on  As for outputs  Phones Out for monitor speakers and Air Monitor input  besides the main speakers  you can send your signals to for ceiling mics  what s being played in the hall is heard  just about anywhere via FB Out  Echo Send  TB Out and wherever you wish    MONITOR  POWER  aq MONITOR to   MONITOR  Power     MONITOR  FB    MONITOR  FB     For stereo recording or output to dressing    rooms or lobby  also possible spare channel  4ch Recording  or DIGITAL    COMP   MONITOR outputs  REVERB   LIMITER  HARMONIZER   NOTCH FILTER    GRAPHIC EQ NOISE GATE                                              PA POWERAMPI  _                      ate eL Ese  kel         5      2  5   gt     RPS 7  TACKBACK    For contro  room  monitoring of sound       amp   hall                                                              ul      ip       oec  oco    7   m  2 PtH PA   t  GEO    5 SF                                   PPO qv aat     5 A A PEP 9 2       SSS    LS PS SF CS  g ax 9                PLL SY LO LE LFS US                9 No     JE ECES SEP FECES    E SSES 225    V xX SUS OL SE   E LIMITER   oca SU EF d ss SE  DEE  z    7     ES       ve     EI K2     D  c is       E d  5  BS pea  GEO        PHA             Mic Sett
18.  is to allow  every input fader to be in a horizontally straight line with proper adjustment of the trim  knob       EQUALIZER consists of three frequency ranges  The HIGH and LOW shelving type    equalizers provide 15dB of boost and attenuation at 10kHz and 100Hz  respectively  The  MID equalizer employs peaking type equalization which provides 15dB boost and  attenuation  The MID EQ center frequency can be easily set at any frequency between  200Hz and 5kHz by use of a continuously variable frequency setting knob  The  0   position of each equalizer provides flat response     EQUALIZER IN OUT switch puts the input signal either in circuit or out of circuit of the  equalizer  The OUT position provides flat response no matter what the position of the EQ  controls     HIGH PASS filter switch provides flat response when OFF  but can be set to cut the  frequency response either below 60Hz or below 120Hz at a 12dB octave rate     FOLDBACK knobs provide for two independent foldback mixes  The No    foldback knob  mixes the signal pre fader  but the No  2 foldback knob is associated with the Pre Post  fader selector switch which permits its mix to be either Pre or Post fader      Fig  3     GROUP ASSIGN    SWITCHES    ON  PAN POT    13     14     15     16     17     18     19     Echo knobs provide for two independent echo mixes  The No  1 echo knob mixes the  signal post fader  but the No  2 echo knob is associated with the Pre Post fader selector  switch     PAN POT adjusts the 
19.  sound  system or other equipment     PHONES MODULE    1  Foldback 1 or 2  Echo 1 or 2  Program L and R  Air Monitor L and R can be  monitored through headphones by a cluster of selection switches     2  Air Monitor L and R inputs are provided with PHANTOM power ON OFF switch     3  L and R monitor output jacks are located on the rear for monitor loudspeakers   power amplifiers      TALKBACK MODULE   1  Oscillator Pink noise Generator includes 400Hz  1kHz and 10kHz sine wave  signals and pink noise for signal tracing  tape machine alignment  sound system  setup or trouble shooting purposes     2  These signals can be fed to all mixing busses except the cue buss        e Specifications  amp  Characteristics             GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS RX 7 164  RX 7 248 AND RX 7 328    Frequency Response  Measurement of source impedance 150  ohms    0dB   0 5dB  50Hz to 20kHz  0dB   2 0dB  20Hz to 30 kHz  Total Harmonic Distortion  Less than 0 5  at  4dB  output at 1kHz  Hum and Noise  20Hz to 20kHz  input termination of 150 ohms   Input Level Switches at  60dB  Input Trim at 0    128dB  Equivalent Input Noise   130dB  Equivalent Input Noise  IHF A weighted   64dB   68dB S N  Group Out  Group and one Input Fader  at nominal level   64dB   68dB S N  Program Out  PGM Master and Group  controls at max  level  all Group Faders and one Input Fader  at nominal level   64dB   68dB S N  FB Out or Echo Send  FB Master or Echo  Send control and one FB or Echo mix control at nominal  level  Maximu
20. 0k ohms  respectively  They provide the capability to insert  signal processing devices into the signal path for special applications  The regular signal  path between the group mixing bus and group out is interrupted at the RCV jack by  inserting a plug into it        4  SUB INPUT connector  female  XLR type  is balanced  transformer isolated  Its nominal  level and impedance are  4dB and 600 ohms  respectively  This connector is useful for  cascade connection with another mixer to expand the input capacity    5  GROUND  GND  LIFT switch is for pin 1 of the Sub Input connector    6  ECHO SEND PEAK level indicator turns on when the echo send output signal level  reaches 10dB above nominal    7  ECHO SEND master control adjusts the output signal level of ECHO SEND output on the  rear of the frame    8  EQUALIZER for ECHO IN consists of the following three equalizers  HIGH 10kHz  15dB boost cut shelving type  MID 200   SkHz variable  15dB boost cut peaking type  LOW 100Hz  15dB boost cut shelving type  Flat frequency response is provided at  0  position of each equalizer    9  EQUALIZER IN OUT switch permits the equalizer to be either in circuit or out of circuit   10  GROUP ASSIGN pushbuttons apply the ECHO input to any of the four mixing busses       ECHO IN master control adjusts the level of the signal to be fed to the group mixing   busses    12  CUE pushbutton assigns the signal  pre ECHO IN master control  to the cue bus for  monitoring with headphones  monitor speakers 
21. 5C microphone        Power Supply Module    The power supply module  PSM 7  accepts DC power from the power supply unit  RPS 7  and  distributes it to each module  The PSM 7 is connected to the RPS 7 by an accessory umbilical  cable whose power switch will not turn  on  unless this connection is secure       Phantom Power Master Switch    A phantom power master switch is provided on the rear of the PSM 7  Phantom power is not   supplied to the IPM 7 and PHM 7  even at  on  positions of the phantom power switches on  these modules  unless the master switch is  on   In case condenser microphones are not being   used  the phantom master switch should be  off  to avoid potential problems which might be   caused by inadvertently turning a phantom power switch  on  on an IPM 7 or PHM 7        30               Connection Example I          Portable Entertainment Sound Reinforcement Set Up    TOA s RX 7 consoles are designed to help out when Accessory Send outputs  Other output terminals can be   you re out on the road  We re sure you ll find just the right used to supplement the two FB Out circuits  for optional  set ups for each show  but we wanted to show one way it versatility  The following illustration shows how the  might be done    system can be set up to improve sound imagery  by  The balanced  low impedance connectors on the RX 7 can inserting delay units in the PGM Outs 3  amp  4   handle the widest possible range ofinputs  dynamic mics  A wide variety of signal processing
22. CEILING MICROPHONE  TRIM knobs  L and R  provide continuously  variable control within a range of 0dB to    104   of the air monitor input sensitivity level            5  PHONES selector buttons permit the operator to select the desired signals for monitoring         The switches provide a monaural signal of FOLDBACK 1 and 2  ECHO 1 and 2  anda stereo  men   signal of PROGRAM  L and R   When the switches are engaged  a bright color indication       appears in      buttons  Insure that the phones selector button is        when      program  output is monitored via headphones        6  PHONES LEVEL control adjusts the signal level of the phones out L and R  and adjusts the  two phones outputs simultaneously     7  CUE indicator turns on when any cue button is depressed  warning the operator that he is  monitoring the signal from the cue bus     8  PHONES output jacks are stereo type  for stereo headphones   When two phones are used   phones must be selected so that the total impedance will be more than 8 ohms     AIR MONITOR               O       ze   O    PROGRAM        Fig  8        14                                                          OND             apr    100                             PRESS TO TALK             Talkback Module  TBM 7          TALKBACK OUT connector  XLR type  is balanced  transformer isolated  and its nominal    level and impedance are  4dB and 600 ohms  respectively  The talkback output includes  the oscillator pink noise generator signal or talkba
23. Foldback 1  2  Group Foldback Modules  GFM 7  11  VU Meter for Foldback 2  3  Group Echo Modules  GEM 7  12  VU Meter for Echo 1  4  Program Modules  PGM 7  13  VU Meter for Echo 2  5  Phones Module  PHM 7  14  VU Meter for Cue  6  Talkback Module  TBM 7  15  VU Meter for Talkback  7  Power Supply Module  PSM 7  16  Foldback Outputs  8  VU Meters for Group Outputs   17  Group Outputs  9  VU Meters for Program Outputs  1   5  2   6  18  Echo Send Outputs   3   7 4   8 Switchable  19  Console Frame Case  RXM 7 43          RXM 7 25 APPEARANCE                                          984                                                                                                                                                                                                                      m      O N         1018        1026   Fig  30   Armrest 9   Bus Chassis 10   Wood Side Panel 11   Metal Side Panel 12   Main Rear Panel 13   Meter Panel 14   VU Meters for Group and Program Outputs 15      Switchable   VU Meters for Foldback and Echo Outputs   Switchable         38        781                VU Meter for Cue and Talkback  Switchable   Meter Side Panel   Foldback Outputs   Group Outputs   Echo Send Outputs   Base   Module Guide    RXM 7 35 APPEARANCE                                                                                  m            uU     m  a ox                                      1394  hes 1412   Fig  31   1  Armrest 9  VU Meter for Foldback and Echo Outputs 
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25. QUALIZER       5 5  td ho  M  S     MID EQUALIZER    cams  HIGH EQUALIZER       P  En    9    45     Te    HIGH EQUALIZER          MID EQUALIZERt MID EQUALIZER                          ow eauauzea                       rL el       GROUP       a  4                           D                   a     2n 2n      5  an       or irs      ECHO IN ECHO IN                                    Co                                                                                             croup        croup                        GROUP  OFF e         OFF     10    10           jo           PEAK PEAK PEAK                    10  0  10  10   5  5  5  5     a o      5  5  5  5  LL                     f o     20   30   a40     maf    EA  E                                          Grou ro    cur CQ                      2             Q9                                 il     3 4    GROUP OUT        29                       2    ey    Q    PHONES SELECT          dcum     p     POM MASTER                                                    rO    PHONES SELECT                   Fig  21     PROGRAM OUT     Air Monitor  Ceiling Microphones     In some cases the mixer control room is independent from the hall requiring sound  reinforcement  but the mixer operator must monitor the sound in the hall for mixer operation   For this purpose  air monitor  ceiling microphones  inputs are provided on the phones module    and incorporate 48V DC phantom powering circuit for condenser microphones  e g  TOA RD   1
26. VU Meter    An illuminated VU meter provides a visual indication of either Program 1 output level or  Program 5 output level  depending on the position of the adjacent selector switch       VU meter selector switch  Program 1 or Program 5       Program 2 Program 6 VU Meter    An illuminated VU meter provides a visual indication of either Program 2 output level or  Program 6 output level  depending on the position of the adjacent selector switch       VU meter selector switch  Program 2 or Program 6       Program 3 Program 7 VU Meter    An illuminated VU meter provides a visual indication of either Program 3 output level or  Program 7 output level  depending on the position of the adjacent selector switch     VU meter selector switch  Program 3 or Program 7     Program 4 Program 8 VU Meter  An illuminated VU meter provides a visual indication of either Program 4 output level or  Program 8 output level  depending on the position of the adjacent selector switch     VU meter selector switch  Program 4 or Program 8   Foldback 1 VU meter  Foldback 1 output level   Foldback 2 VU meter  Foldback 2 output level   Echo 1 VU Meter  Echo 1 output level    Echo 2 VU Meter  Echo 2 output level    Cue VU meter    Talkback VU Meter       20            Power Supply Unit  RPS 7        In order to minimize hum  and also to break up the total weight and to protect the body of  the RX 7 from rough transportation  RX 7 series mixers are equipped with a separately  packaged power supply unit  RPS 7
27. annel of the console to an output channel from a  multi track recorder  mixing down 16 channels to 4  to  stereo  or to monaural  Console output is via the Group  Out and PGM Out  while control room monitoring uses  Phones Out  A wide variety of signal processing  equipment and special effects can be included  such as  harmonizers and flangers  Echo 1  amp  2  as well as FB 1  amp  2  outputs can be connected to special effects equipment via  Echo In  Aux In or Sub In  Accessory Send Receive jacks  can also be used for signal processing equipment  Signal  processing equipment to affect only one input channel is  connected via Direct Out  Aux In and Sub In     For Aux  In return of echo  or effects during track down     For monitoring without  echo during recor ding        For 4ch or stereo  recording  or 16ch  gt   4ch  16ch    stereo  track down     4ch or 2ch  RECORDER                      Control room DH PA POWER AMP   monitor 3 1       POWER                                                                                                   POWER SUPPLY  IRPS 7          MONITOR to  PERFORMERS    TALKBACK    Fer output to PA  system during record   ing     Fig         16ch Multi channei  recorder    MONITOR to  PERFORMERS    PATCH BOARD       Mio  Line  Synthesizer  output for recording     input     23         32        4ch or 2ch recording  playback  or for Sub IN            Module Replacement          How to remove modules    1  Remove the armrest from the cabinet in the f
28. are floating  balanced  and transformer isolated   TRS phone jacks are unbalanced except headphone jacks  wired Tip Left  Ring Right  Sleeve Common    POWER SUPPLY UNIT  RPS 7  SPECIFICATIONS    AC Line Voltage Dimensions  WxDxH    AC mains 50Hz or 60Hz 21 1 8  x 14  x 7   538    355    179 mm   DC Output Voltages Weight    21 5V  for amplifier circuit  18   18kg  40 pounds     12    for relay and LED s  2 7A Accessories    48V  for phantom power   0 17A Power cord    6V  VU meter lamps  1 6A Umbilical cable       Power Consumption  170VA maximum            Level Diagrams                             MIXING        BUSSES             GROUP        24    0    20    40  12       FB ECHO  voL    GROUP PROGRAM  voL VOL     e       11  0    PROGRAM  OUT         AUX IN ECHO IN  AUX IN VOL  ECHO      PAD    e           gt            m FB ECHO     34  12  8 9    10    OUT   4  25  1    PEAK LEVEL  PEAK LEVEL        dB               30    20    GROUP OUT  PROGRAM OUT  FB ECHO OUT       AUX IN ECHO IN    perg            INPUT 4   20   40              INPUT HA  at maximum gain        INPUT     40    20          PROGRAM OUT   FB ECHO OUT     60 Stet AUX IN ECHO IN     Fig  1               Characteristics Diagrams          EQUALIZER CURVES FILTER CURVES    dB                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             
29. ck mic input  depending on the switch  status on the module  The oscillator pink noise generator function is used for matching  input and output levels with other associated equipment  and the talkback function is for  communication between a recording booth and the outside       GROUND  GND  LIFT Switch is for pin 1  which is used to avoid ground loops that are    often caused in connection with other equipment and that may induce hum  Sliding the  ground lift switch from the NORMAL position to the LIFT position cuts ground loops and  may reduce hum  For most applications it should be set to the NORMAL