Crest audio LM OWNER'S MANUAL

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OWNER'S MANUAL
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Congratulations on your purchase of a Century Series console. All of us at Crest Audio in Paramus, New Jersey, USA, support your decision, knowing your console contains the finest combination of design and manufacture in the industry.
While your new Century Series console is one of the most feature-packed available, great effort has been put into making it simple to operate.
Please keep the following contact information on hand:
Crest Audio Customer Service Dept.
100 Eisenhower Drive
Paramus NJ 07652 USA
TEL 201.909.8700 FAX 201.909.8744
http://www.crestaudio.com
Crest Audio Inc.
100 Eisenhower Dr., Paramus NJ 07652 USA
TEL: 201.909.8700 FAX: 201.909.8744
http://www.crestaudio.com
Printed in USA
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Feature Overview 2
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A brief description of the LM design, features and functions.
System Connections 3
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Contains diagrams illustrating conventional system connections.
Wiring Conventions 5
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Contains diagrams indicating how connectors for Crest consoles are wired.
Power Supply 6
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A description of the rack-mountable Century Series consoles power supply.
Power Connections 7
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A description of Crest console power connections.
Console Cooling 7
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A brief description of the dual-fan cooling setup.
LM-12 Input Module 8
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Profiles the LM-12 input module. The module is illustrated and described.
LM-20 (LM-8+4) Input Module 10
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Profiles the LM-20 (LM-8+4) input module. The module is illustrated and described.
LM-12 Output Module 13
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Profiles the LM-12 ouput module. The module is illustrated and described.
LM 8+4 Output Module 15
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Profiles the LM-8+4 output module. The module is illustrated and described.
LM-20 Output Module 17
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Profiles the LM-20 ouput module. The module is illustrated and described.
Master Module A 19
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Profiles the LM A-Master module. The module is illustrated and described.
Master Module B 21
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Profiles the LM B-Master module. The module is illustrated and described.
Technical Information Appendix A
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Includes dimensions, specifications, console access details, user options, console block diagram, and rear panel layout.
Glossary Appendix B
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The specific details of console operation are described here, alphabetically.
Schematics Appendix C
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This appendix lists available LM console & power supply schematics.
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Feature Overview
The Century Series was designed to have all the features and functions demanded by the modern music professional. The engineers at Crest Audio have delivered the finest combination of function and sonic accuracy in an affordable intuitive con­sole. The features listed below are common to all Century Series LM Consoles.
• SSM/PMI High quality devices on balanced microphone/line inputs and on all outputs for uncompro-
mised audio quality and reliability. All IC’s within the audio path are socket mounted for easy upgrade or service.
• The signal path is completely free of electrolytic capaci­tors and all internal audio connections are gold plated.
• Passive microphone splitters on every microphone input.
• 48 Volt switchable phantom power on all microphone
inputs.
• Optional transformers available on all microphone inputs and primary outputs.
• Dynamic Signal Present and multiple-sample- point Peak indicator LED’s are used on all input sections of the console
as well as on all primary outputs.
• Mono/Stereo PFL system. When a stereo module is used, the signal is monitored in stereo while mono modules are mon­itored in mono.
• Standard frame sizes include 32, 40, 44, 52 and 64 module positions. Any frame size may be ordered short loaded for later expansion.
• The three banks of four rotary send controls each have an associated Pre switch. This switch can be internally selected to operate as pre EQ or pre Fader; this selection applies to all three Pre switches on the module.
Each of the twelve send controls can be internally selected to operate in one of three modes: follow its associated Pre switch, always Pre or always Post.
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Each LM output Module (except those in the master mod- ule) has a ten-segment LED array, three-band sweepable EQ, EQ-In switch, variable high-pass filter, polarity reverse, Insert switch, Talkback enable, Dim, Peak & dynamic Signal Present LEDs, local Mute and PFL.
• Return level controls provide signal from Returns 1 and 2 found on the Master section. The Sub Input controls deliver signal from outputs 11 and 12 which are selectable pre or post fader. This feature allows mixes 11 and 12 to be cross-mixed to all other outputs.
• Comprehensive Talkback section allows access to all pri­mary console outputs. External signals can also be assigned into the talkback system.
• The basis of every Century console is signal integrity.
From the input preamplifier's impressive EIN of -129 dBu, to completely balanced primary busing, the Century LM delivers one of the cleanest signals available at any cost. This signal purity comes from using only the highest quality components in its innovative design. All inputs and outputs are electronical­ly balanced, the primary inputs and outputs have the option of transformer isolation.
UL/CE-approved external power supply over-designed with ample current reserves. For the ultimate in fail-safe relia­bility, a back-up power supply can be linked to the primary supply with only an inexpensive jumper cable. External switching is not needed.
Mute system on input channels is designed to mute both pre and post fader signals. When muted, PFL circuitry and, Peak and Dynamic Signal Present LED indicators remain fully oper­ational. This is a feature not available on many consoles at any cost.
• Four scene (A-D) mute system
• The EQ section includes an EQ IN switch with LED and a
100Hz High Pass filter switch. The EQ itself offers four bands (LF-40-800Hz, LMF-100Hz-2kHz, HMF-400Hz-8kHz, HF-
1.5k-20kHz) that are sweepable, providing full frequency con­trol with generous overlap. The high and low frequency bands are selectable between Peaking and Shelving via internal jumpers.
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LIVE MONITOR CONSOLE
System Connections
The console is the nerve center of a sound system and controls most of the variables within a system. Proper connection and component relationships are vital to assure accurate operation and results. The following diagrams illustrate conventional sys­tem connections.
In
Signal Processors
Out
Insert Send/Return Connection
Front of House
Console
DIR OUT
DIR OUT
DIR OUT
DIR OUT
INSERT SEND
INSERT SEND
INSERT SEND
INSERT SEND
BAL INSERT RTN
BAL INSERT RTN
BAL INSERT RTN
BAL INSERT RTN
BAL LINE IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC IN
BAL MIC IN
BAL MIC IN
BAL MIC IN
From
Stage
Microphones
Microphone Splitting
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Floor Wedge Connection
Clip/Limit
Signal
Temp/DC
Active
-6
-6
-10
-3
-10
-3
-15
-15
-1
-1
-30
-30
-80
0dB
-80
0dB
Ch A
Ch B
Clip/Limit
Signal
Temp/DC
Active
-6
-6
-10
-3
-10
-3
-15
-15
-1
-1
-30
-30
-80
0dB
-80
0dB
Ch A
Ch B
Receivers for
In-Ear Monitors
6001 Professional Power Amplifier
6001 Professional Power Amplifier
Stereo In-Ear Monitor Connection
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Transmitters for In-Ear Monitors
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Wiring Conventions
Since the same connectors are used throughout the professional audio industry, it is important to know how the connectors for Crest’s Century Series are wired. The wiring is as follows.
INPUT XLR
1
3
2
PIN 1 PIN 3
PIN 2
PIN 1 = GROUND PIN 2 = POSITIVE PIN 3 = NEGATIVE
OUTPUT XLR
PIN 2 PIN 3
PIN 1
TIP - POSITIVE RING - NEGATIVE SLEEVE - GROUND
OUTPUT
Output Plug Polarities
INPUT
Input Plug Polarities
TIP - POSITIVE RING - NEGATIVE SLEEVE - GROUND
TIP - SEND RING - RETURN SLEEVE - GROUND
INSERT
Insert send & Insert return Polarities
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Power Supply
Century Series Consoles use a separate rack-mountable power supply which provides the specific voltages used by each console. Century Consoles make use of two different power supplies. The model and frame size of your particular console determines which of the two supplies should be used.
Model
LM
Press to Reset
ON
Supply Model XCVA04
Frame Size 24,32
C O N S O L E S
Power Supply
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
AVIS : RISQUE DE CHOC ÉLECTRIQUE—NE PAS OUVRIR
ÉLECTRIQUE, NE PLACEZ PAS CET APPAREIL SOUS LA PLUIE OU Á
DO NOT OPEN
EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
ATTENTION! POUR ÉVITER LE RISQUE D'INCENDIE OU DE CHOC
L'HUMIDITÉ
Designed & manufactured in the USA by:
A division of Crest Audio Inc.
100 Eisenhower Dr.
Paramus, New Jersey 07652 USA
1
2
3
4
5
7
6
Pin 1 +24V Pin 2 +20V Pin 3 Analog Pin 4 Analog Pin 5 Digital Pin 6 +48V Pin 7 -20V
POWER OUT
WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT
POWER OUT
Supply Identification
The type of power supply can be identified by the model num­ber shown on the back of the chassis and panel label.
Power Requirements
The Century Series power supplies have certain electrical requirements to operate properly. If possible the power supply should be connected to a dedicated circuit. Should any other appliance on the same circuit draw enough current to overload the circuit, the breaker or fuse will trip causing loss of power to the console. Note the maximum current draw specifications at right. Be sure that the circuit to which you connect the sup­ply can handle the draw. The power switch on the supply front panel is also a circuit breaker, there is no power fuse. Should the supply ever shut down, or trip at start up, simply push the switch to the off posi­tion and then on again.
Ground Linking
Safety Considerations - Each new power supply is shipped with the AC third wire ground connected to the console chassis ground. The connection is made at the rear of the power supply unit. This is necessary for safety reasons so that exposed metal parts are grounded. In the event of a live conductor making contact with the console chassis or the power supply chassis then the current will flow to ground without a safety hazard arising. Note that when the console is disconnected from the power supply the chassis ground connection to AC third wire ground is broken and safety protection is lost. For uninterrupt­ible grounding, in a fixed installation for example, make a con­nection directly to the console chassis from the safety ground. Disconnect the ground link on the rear of the power supply. This disconnects console ground from power supply AC third wire ground which would otherwise create a hum-loop.
Supply Model XCVA06
Frame Size 40,44,52,64
+20V
+48V
4A
MAXIMUM AC IN: XCVA04: 415 WATTS XCVA06: 825 WATTS
Model XCVA04
± 20V @ 4 + 24V @ 4 + 48V @ 1 + 24V @ 6
S/N
± 20V @ 6
Model XCVA06
CONSOLE GROUND
-20V
CHASSIS GROUND
+24V
Twin Supply Operation
When twin supplies are in use for automatic back-up, then the ground links on both supplies should be fitted. In a situation where the safety ground to the console chassis has been con­nected and the ground path via the power supply is causing a hum-loop, then disconnect the ground links on BOTH power supplies.
Console and Power Supply Grounding
Console chassis ground is electrically connected to audio ground, pin 1 of XLR connectors and 1/4" sockets and to the terminal ‘CONSOLE GROUND’ at the rear of the power sup­ply. The AC third wire connection in the power supply cable connects the metal chassis of the power supply to safety ground. This connection should never be disturbed. Hazardous voltages exist inside the power supply which require the case to be grounded. When rack-mounted, the power supply ground may transfer to the rack case thru the front fixing screws, though this connection is not reliable. When a console is con­figured within a complete sound system the grounding require­ments may call for the ground link to be disconnected. This is permissible only when an alternative ground path has been provided. If in doubt seek the advice of an experienced elec­trical engineer.
Power Supply Model
XCVA04 XCVA06
Model XCPS-40
S/N
±20V @ 4 +24V @ 4
+48V @ 1A +24V @ 6A ±20V @ 6A
Model
XCVA06
Max Current Draw 120V/230V
7A/4A 9A/5A
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Power Connections
The connections to and from the power supply vary depending on your specific configuration. Multiple power supplies can be daisy-chained to provide fail-safe protection in the event of a supply failure. When two or more supplies are used, they may be connected to the same mains voltage since only one of the supplies will actually be feeding the console at any given time.
The connectors on the power supply are “smart” so that either one can be used as the console or interface connection.
To Console
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
AVIS : RISQUE DE CHOC ÉLECTRIQUE—NE PAS OUVRIR
WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT
EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
ATTENTION! POUR ÉVITER LE RISQUE D'INCENDIE OU DE CHOC
ÉLECTRIQUE, NE PLACEZ PAS CET APPAREIL SOUS LA PLUIE OU Á
L'HUMIDITÉ
Designed & manufactured in the USA by:
A division of Crest Audio Inc.
100 Eisenhower Dr.
Paramus, New Jersey 07652 USA
Model XCVA04
S/N
± 20V @ 4 + 24V @ 4 + 48V @ 1 + 24V @ 6 ± 20V @ 6
Model XCVA06
CONSOLE GROUND
CHASSIS GROUND
MAXIMUM AC IN: XCVA04: 415 WATTS XCVA06: 825 WATTS
To AC Mains
1
2
4
5
6
7
Pin 1 +24V Pin 2 +20V Pin 3 Analog Pin 4 Analog Pin 5 Digital Pin 6 +48V Pin 7 -20V
POWER OUT
3
POWER OUT
Interface Cable
POWER OUT
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Pin 1 +24V Pin 2 +20V Pin 3 Analog Pin 4 Analog Pin 5 Digital Pin 6 +48V Pin 7 -20V
POWER OUT
Console Cooling
A cooling fan configuration is included in all LM consoles except the LM-12 and the 32-chassis space LM Dual/Stereo models. Two fans (one at each end of the console) draw air in through the sides of the chassis (under the sidebars). Air is distributed through the chassis via a “vortex pan”, then proceeds up through the console modules, where the heated air exits the console chassis.
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
AVIS : RISQUE DE CHOC ÉLECTRIQUE—NE PAS OUVRIR
WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT
EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
ATTENTION! POUR ÉVITER LE RISQUE D'INCENDIE OU DE CHOC
ÉLECTRIQUE, NE PLACEZ PAS CET APPAREIL SOUS LA PLUIE OU Á
L'HUMIDITÉ
Designed & manufactured in the USA by:
A division of Crest Audio Inc.
100 Eisenhower Dr.
Paramus, New Jersey 07652 USA
Model XCVA04
S/N
± 20V @ 4 + 24V @ 4 + 48V @ 1 + 24V @ 6 ± 20V @ 6
Model XCVA06
CONSOLE GROUND
CHASSIS GROUND
MAXIMUM AC IN: XCVA04: 415 WATTS XCVA06: 825 WATTS
To AC Mains
Once the console is powered up, cooling fans remain on. A rear panel switch permits the fans to be set at low, medium or high speeds.
There are no filters to change or clean. As with any console, use in dusty/unclean environments should be avoided.
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9
1
10
+48V
10
20
63060
LINE
PAD
GAIN
100
ø
4
HF
10
3
2K
20K
1.5
HM
3
250
100
1K
400
100
2
2
1
2
1
2
2
2
1
2
2
400
150
40
PRE
5
46
3
1
0
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46
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PRE
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46
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1
0
8K
2K
3
800
EQ IN
10 6
10 6
10
10
6
10
10
10
10
6
LM
1
LF
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PEAK SIG
A
B
C
D
SAFE
SCENE
MUTE
SELECT
5
4
7
8 9
10
PRE
5
5
6
7
8 9
10
5
6
7
8 9
10
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7
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8 9
10
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PRE
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10
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10
7
8
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10
5
11
7
8
9
10
5
12
7
8
9
10
DIR OUT
INSRT SND
MUTE
PFL
BAL INSRT RTN
BAL LINE IN
LIFT
0
5
10
20
30
40
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL MIC OUT
PRE
5
9
46
3
7
2
8
LM-12 INPUT MODULE
The LM-12 input module is the primary input control for the LM­12 monitor console. It differs from the LM-20 input module only in the mix send section.
48V Phantom Power Switch
Turns on 48V Phantom Power as required by certain microphones for proper operation.
LINE Switch
Selects between the Balanced XLR Microphone Input connector and the Balanced Line Input 1/4" TRS connector.
PAD Switch
Introduces a -15 dB cut to the mic input signal.
GAIN Control
Adjusts input gain for proper signal level.
100Hz High Pass Switch
Reduces all low frequency content at a 12db per octave rate refer­enced to 100Hz (-3db point).
Polarity Reverse Switch
Inverts the polarity of both the microphone and line inputs.
Four-Band Sweep Equalizer Controls
There are two knobs for each of the four bands. The inner knob controls the boost or cut; while the outer knob controls the center frequency. These center frequencies are printed on the chassis around the outer knob.
EQ IN Switch
Inserts the EQ section into the input channel signal. An associated LED illuminates when the switch is down.
PRE Switch 1-4
Toggles mix sends 1-4 between Post and the internally selected Pre state.
Mix Sends 1-4
Adjusts signal level sent to output mixes 1-4
PRE Switch 5-8
Toggles mix sends 5-8 between Post and the internally selected Pre state.
Mix Sends 5-8
Adjusts signal level sent to output mixes 5-8
PRE Switch 9-12
Toggles mix sends 9-12 between Post and the internally selected Pre state.
Mix Sends 9-12
Adjusts signal level sent to output mixes 9-12
MUTE Switch with LED
Mutes the channel and all sends except the insert send. This switch does not affect the PFL switch or the Peak and Signal Present LED indicators, The LED illuminates when the channel is muted either from the local mute switch or the scene mute system.
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PFL Switch
Samples the channel’s signal pre-fader and allows for monitor­ing within the master section of the console. This signal is not affected by the Mute Switch. When depressed, the signal level can be seen on the output 12 meter, and heard via the mixer’s headphone or local monitor output. When this PFL Switch is depressed, the channel PEAK LED indicator illuminates at a lower intensity. When used as a status indicator of switch posi­tion, the Peak LED indicating circuit remains fully operational by illuminating at a much higher intensity than when indicat­ing PFL status.
PEAK LED Indicator
Illuminates RED when any of the points monitored come with­in 3db of the clipping point. Signal is sampled after the input preamplifier stage, after the EQ section, and after the fader.
This LED also serves as a PFL ON indicator, but at a much lower intensity than when it is used to indicate clipping.
SIGNAL PRESENT LED
This green LED constantly displays level activity of the input channel by varying in intensity.
100mm Fader
Used for control of all outputs of the channel except those sends selected pre fader. (The Insert Output level is not affect­ed by the fader position.)
Rear Panel Connections
Direct Out
This 1/4-inch TRS jack carries the direct output signal (post fader & post mute) from the associated input channel.
Insert Send
This 1/4-inch TRS jack carries the send signal of the insert loop to the external effect or signal processor.
Balanced Insert Return
This 1/4-inch TRS jack accepts the return signal of the insert loop from the external effect or signal processor back into the console.
Balanced Line In
This 1/4-inch TRS jack accepts balanced and unbalanced line level inputs and delivers it into the associated input channel.
Lift Pin 1
This ground lift switch may be used to isolate pin1 of the mic XLR from console ground.
Unpressed = pin 1 grounded Pressed = pin 1 lifted
Balanced Mic In
This XLR connector accepts balanced microphone inputs for the associated input channel.
Scene Mute Assignments
Assign the input channel to any of the four scene mute groups. Scene mute combines with the module’s local mute button, and actuates the local mute LED.
Scene Mute Safe Switch
Disables any selected scene mute assignments. An associated green LED indicates that the channel is in a safe state.
Balanced Mic Out
This XLR connector is in parallel with the Balanced Mic In connector and allows easy connection of the monitor board to the FOH console.
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0
5
46
3
1
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PRE
5
4
3
1
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46
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1
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3
1
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1
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PRE
5
46
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1
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46
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1
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46
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PEAK SIG
SAFE
10
10
6
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
MUTE
PFL
8 9
4
7
8 9
LM-20 (LM-8+4) INPUT MODULE
This module serves as the input module for LM-20 and the now­discontinued LM-8+4. The only difference between the two is the factory default settings on the dual concentric sends.For the LM-20 the sends are set for level/level operation. For an LM­8+4 the sends are set for level/pan operation.
5
7
8 9
6
7
8 9
7
7
8 9
8
7
8 9
48V Phantom Power Switch
Turns on 48V Phantom Power as required by certain micro­phones for proper operation.
LINE Switch
Selects between the Balanced XLR Microphone Input connector and the Balanced Line Input 1/4" TRS connector.
PAD Switch
Introduces a -15 dB cut to the mic input signal.
GAIN Control
Adjusts input gain for proper signal level.
100Hz High Pass Switch
9
7
8 9
10
7
8 9
11
7
8 9
12
7
8 9
DIR OUT
INSRT SND
BAL INSRT RTN
BAL LINE IN
Reduces all low frequency content at a 12db per octave rate ref­erenced to 100Hz (-3db point).
Polarity Reverse Switch
Inverts the polarity of both the microphone and line inputs.
Four-Band Sweep Equalizer Controls
There are two knobs for each of the four bands. The inner knob controls the boost or cut; while the outer knob controls the cen­ter frequency. These center frequencies are printed on the chas­sis around the outer knob.
EQ IN Switch
Inserts the EQ section into the input channel signal. An associat­ed LED illuminates when the switch is down.
PRE Switch 1-4
Toggles mix sends 1-4 between Post and the internally selected Pre state.
Mix Sends 1-4
Adjusts signal level sent to stereo output mixes 1-4 or mono
LIFT
0
5
10
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL MIC OUT
mixes 1a through 4b.
PRE Switch 5-8
Toggles mix sends 5-8 between Post and the internally selected Pre state.
Mix Sends 5-8
Adjusts signal level sent to stereo output mixes 5-8 or mono
20
mixes 5a through 8b.
PRE Switch 9-12
30
40
Toggles mix sends 9-12 between Post and the internally selected Pre state.
Mix Sends 9-12
Adjusts signal level sent to stereo output mixes 9-12 or mono mixes 9a through 12b.
2
+48V
10
20
63060
LINE
PAD
GAIN
2
2
100
ø
2
4
HF
10
3
2K
1.5
1K
400
400
250
100
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PRE
PRE
PRE
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EQ IN
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HM
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800
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D
SCENE MUTE
SELECT
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MUTE Switch with LED
Mutes the channel and all sends. This switch does not affect the PFL switch or the Peak and Signal Present LED indicators, The LED illuminates when the channel is muted either from the local mute switch or the scene mute system.
PFL Switch
Samples the channel’s signal pre-fader and allows for monitor­ing within the master section of the console. This signal is not affected by the Mute Switch. When depressed, the signal level can be seen on the output 12 meter, and heard via the mixer’s headphone or local monitor output. When this PFL Switch is depressed, the channel PEAK LED indicator illuminates at a lower intensity. When used as a status indicator of switch posi­tion, the Peak LED indicating circuit remains fully operation by illuminating at a much higher intensity than its use as a PFL status indicator.
PEAK LED Indicator
Illuminates RED when any of the points monitored come with­in 3db of the clipping point. Signal is sampled after the input preamplifier stage, after the EQ section, and after the fader.
This LED also serves as a PFL ON indicator, but at a much lower intensity than when it is used to indicate clipping.
SIGNAL PRESENT LED
Constantly displays level activity of the input channel by vary­ing in intensity.
100mm Fader
Used for control of all outputs of the channel except those Aux output sections selected by switch to a pre fader position. (The Insert Output level is not affected by the fader position.)
Rear Panel Connections
Direct Out
This 1/4-inch TRS jack carries the direct output signal (post fader & post mute) from the associated input channel.
Insert Send
This 1/4-inch TRS jack carries the send signal of the insert loop to the external effect or signal processor.
Balanced Insert Return
This 1/4-inch TRS jack accepts the return signal of the insert loop from the external effect or signal processor back into the console.
Balanced Line In
This 1/4-inch TRS jack accepts balanced and unbalanced line level inputs and delivers it into the associated input channel.
Lift Pin 1
This ground lift switch may be used to isolate pin1 of the mic XLR from console ground.
Unpressed = pin 1 grounded Pressed = pin 1 lifted
Balanced Mic In
This XLR connector accepts balanced microphone inputs for the associated input channel.
Balanced Mic Out
This XLR connector is in parallel with the Balanced Mic In connector and allows easy connection of the monitor board to the FOH console.
Scene Mute Assignments
Assign the input channel to any of the four scene mute groups. Scene mute combines with the module’s local mute button, and actuates the local mute LED.
Scene Mute Safe Switch
Disables any selected scene mute assignments. An associated green LED indicates the channel is in a safe state.
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OUTPUT
+9 +6 +3
0
-3
-6
-9
-12
-15
-18
4
22040
RETURN
5
46
3
2
1
0
5
46
3
2
1
0
7
9
1
7
8
9
1
CENTURY SERIES
1
8
2
5
1
3
1
1
20
HF
O+
88
11
1
3
60
10
5
8
30
MID
O+
88
11
15
30
6
1
4
LF
O+
88
11
EQ IN
HPF
8
10
4
20
2
40
RETURN
5
46
7
8 9
0
1
5
46
7
8
9
0
1
SUB
INPUT
5
1
46
7
8 9
0
1
5
46
1
7
8
9
0
1
1
2
3
2
1
3
2
1
3
2
1
3
2
1
SUB
INPUT
5
46
3
2
1
0
5
46
3
2
1
0
PEAK SIG
1
7
8
9
1
1
7
8
9
1
ø
INSERT
ON
TB ENB
DIM
MUTE
PFL
1
5
0
5
10
20
30
40
BAL OUT
INSERT SEND
INSERT RTN
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LM-12 Output Module
The LM-Mono Group output module is the primary output module on the LM-12 and the secondary output module on the LM-8+4 and the LM-20
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Output PEAK & Signal LEDs
The red LED indicates that the output is within 3dB of the clip­ping point.
Output Meter
Monitors the post-fader output signal via a ten-segment LED array.
Output EQ
Controls the the equalization of the output mix signal through three bands, via six controls. The upper knob of each band determines the center frequency (high-1kHz-20kHz, mid­300Hz-8kHz, low-40Hz, 1kHz), while the lower knob adjusts the amount of boost or cut.
EQ IN Switch
Inserts the EQ section into the output channel signal. An asso­ciated LED illuminates when the switch is down.
High Pass Filter Switch
Inserts the High Pass Filter into the output signal.
HPF Frequency Control
This knob adjusts the high pass filter frequency from 20Hz to 400Hz. The filter operates at a -12 dB per octave rate.
Return Level Controls
Adjusts the level of return signals 1 and 2 in the output. These signals come from the Master Section. See Returns 1 & 2 on the Master Section description for more information.
The green LED constantly displays the level of signal activity by varying in intensity.
Output Fader
Controls the final output signal level.
Rear Panel Connections
Balanced Out
This XLR connector carries the post-fader output signal from the associated output module.
Output Insert Send
This 1/4-inch TRS balanced jack carries the send signal of the output insert loop to the external effect or signal processor.
Output Insert Return
This 1/4-inch TRS balanced jack accepts the return signal of the output insert loop from the external effect or signal proces­sor.
Sub Input Controls
Adjusts the level of cross-mix in the output from mono outputs 11 and 12.
Polarity Reverse Switch
Inverts the polarity of the output.
Insert On Switch
Turns on the insert loop for the output signal. If a complete insert loop is not present depressing this switch will mute the output.
TB Enable Switch
Injects the talkback signal from the master section into the group output.
DIM Switch
Introduces a -6dB drop to the output signal. This is a push on/push off switch, not momentary.
MUTE Switch with LED
Mutes the output. This switch does not affect the PFL switch or the Peak and Signal Present LED indicators.
Output PFL
Enables Pre Fader Listening of the output signal. (this signal can be internally selected post fader)
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100
CENTURY SERIES
40
OUTPUT
200
400
20
+9 +6 +3
0
-3
-6
-9
-12
-15
-18
5
10
3
15
1K
20K
HF
O+
88
16 16
1K
3
600
100
5
8K
300
MID
O+
88
16 16
150
300
6
1K
40
LF
O+
88
16 16
RETURN
5
46
3
2
1
0
5
46
3
2
1
0
SUB
INPUT
5
46
3
2
1
0
5
46
3
2
1
0
10
10
10
10
MONO
INSERT
TB ENB
1
7
8
9
2
7
8
9
11
7
8
9
12
7
8
9
Ø
ON
BAL OUT LEFT
DIM
EQ IN
80
40
20
RETURN
5
46
3
2
1
0
5
46
3
2
1
0
SUB
INPUT
5
46
3
2
1
0
5
46
3
2
1
0
100
400
10
10
10
10
MONO
HPF
MUTE
200
1
7
8
9
2
7
8
9
11
7
PFL
PEAK SIG
5
0
5
10
20
INSERT SEND
INSERT RETURN
BAL OUT RIGHT
INSERT SEND
INSERT RETURN
8
9
12
7
8
9
30
40
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LM-8+4 Output Module
The LM-Stereo group output module is the primary output module on the discontinued LM-8+4.
Output Meters
Monitors the post-fader output signal via two ten-segment LED arrays.
Output EQ
Controls the the equalization of the output mix signal through three bands, via six controls. The upper knob of each band determines the center frequency (high-1kHz-20kHz, mid­300Hz-8kHz, low-40Hz, 1kHz), while the lower knob adjusts the amount of boost or cut.
EQ IN Switch
Inserts the EQ section into the output channel signal. An asso­ciated LED illuminates when the switch is down.
High Pass Filter Switch
Inserts the High Pass Filter into the output signal.
HPF Frequency Control
This knob adjusts the high pass filter frequency from 20Hz to 400Hz. The filter operates at a -12 dB per octave rate.
Return Level Controls
Adjusts the level of return signals 1 and 2 in the output. These signals come from the Master Section. The center knob adjusts level while the outer knob adjusts panning within the stereo image. See Returns 1 & 2 on the Master Section description for more information.
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MUTE Switch with LED
Mutes the output. This switch does not affect the PFL switch or the Peak and Signal Present LED indicators.
Output PFL
Enables Pre Fader Listening of the output signal. (this send can be internally selected post fader)
Output PEAK & Signal LEDs
The red LED indicates that the output is within 3dB of the clip­ping point.
The green LED constantly displays the level of signal activity by varying in intensity.
Output Fader
Controls the final output signal level
Rear Panel Connections (L & R)
Balanced Out
This XLR connector carries the post-fader output signal from the associated output module.
Output Insert Send
This 1/4-inch TRS balanced jack carries the send signal of the output insert loop to the external effect or signal processor.
Output Insert Return
This 1/4-inch TRS balanced jack accepts the return signal of the output insert loop from the external effect or signal proces­sor.
Sub Input Controls
Adjusts the level of cross-mix in the output from mono outputs 11 and 12. The center knob adjusts while the outer knob adjusts panning within the stereo image.
Mono Switch
Depressing this switch mixes the left and right pre-insert sig­nals together onto the Left Insert Send jack. The Left Insert Return is switched to both Left and Right Returns. This allows for a mono processor to be used, but affect both channels.
Polarity Reverse Switch
Inverts the polarity of the output.
Insert On Switch
Turns on the insert loop for the output signal. If a complete insert loop is not present depressing this switch will mute the output.
TB Enable Switch
Injects the talkback signal from the master section into the group output.
DIM Switch
Introduces a -6dB drop to the output signal. This is a push on/push off switch, not momentary.
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OUTPUT
+9 +6 +3
0
-3
-6
-9
-12
-15
-18
5
10
3
15
1K
20K
HF
O+
88
16 16
1K
3
600
100
5
8K
300
MID
O+
88
16 16
150
300
6
1K
40
LF
O+
88
16 16
EQ IN
HPF
80
100
40
200
20
400
40
20
RETURN
5
46
3
2
1
0
5
46
3
2
1
0
SUB
INPUT
5
46
3
2
1
0
5
46
3
2
1
0
A
Ø
INSERT ON
TB ENB
DIM
PEAK
SIG
MUTE
PFL
200
400
1
7
8 9
10
2
7
8 9
10
11
7
8 9
10
12
7
8
9
10
B
BAL OUT LEFT
INSERT SEND
INSERT RETURN
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RETURN
5
46
3
2
1
0
5
46
3
2
1
0
SUB
INPUT
5
46
3
2
1
0
5
46
3
2
1
0
A
Ø
1
7
8
9
10
2
7
8
9
10
11
7
5
0
5
10
20
BAL OUT RIGHT
INSERT SEND
INSERT RETURN
8
9
10
12
7
8 9
10
30
40
B
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LM-20 Output Module
The LM-Dual group output module is the primary output mod­ule on the LM-20.
Output Meter
Monitors the post-fader output signal via two ten-segment LED arrays.
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Output PEAK & Signal LEDs
The red LED indicates that the output is within 3dB of the clip­ping point.
The green LED constantly displays the level of signal activity by varying in intensity.
Output EQ
Controls the the equalization of the output mix signal through three bands, via six controls. The upper knob of each band determines the center frequency (high-1kHz-20kHz, mid­300Hz-8kHz, low-40Hz, 1kHz), while the lower knob adjusts the amount of gain or cut. This single set of knobs controls both channels A & B.
EQ IN Switch
Inserts the EQ section into the output channel signal. An asso­ciated LED illuminates when the switch is down.
High Pass Filter Switch
Inserts the High Pass Filter into the output signal.
HPF Frequency Control
This knob adjusts the high pass filter frequency from 20Hz to 400Hz. The filter operates at a -12 dB per octave rate. This sin­gle knob controls both channels A & B.
Return Level Controls
Adjusts the level of return signals 1 and 2 in the output. These signals come from the Master Section. The center knob adjusts “level A” while the outer knob adjusts “level B.” See Returns 1 & 2 on the Master Section description for more information.
Output Faders
Controls the final output level of each signal (a & b).
Rear Panel Connections (L & R)
Balanced Out
This XLR connector carries the post-fader output signal from the associated output module.
Output Insert Send
This 1/4-inch TRS balanced jack carries the send signal of the output insert loop to the external effect or signal processor.
Output Insert Return
This 1/4-inch TRS balanced jack accepts the return signal of the output insert loop from the external effect or signal proces­sor.
Sub Input Controls
Adjusts the level of cross-mix in the output from mono outputs 11 and 12. The center knob adjusts “level a” while the outer knob adjusts “level b.”
Polarity Reverse Switch
Inverts the polarity of the output.
Insert On Switch
Turns on the insert loop for the output signal. If a complete insert loop is not present depressing this switch will mute the output.
TB Enable Switch
Injects the talkback signal from the master section into the group output.
DIM Switch
Introduces a -6dB drop to the output signal. This is a push on/push off switch, not momentary.
MUTE Switch with LED
Mutes the output. This switch does not affect the PFL switch or the Peak and Signal Present LED indicators.
Output PFL
Enables Pre Fader Listening of the output signal. (This send can be internally selected post fader)
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OUTPUT
BAL OUT
INSERT SEND
INSERT RTN
MONITOR A LEFT
MONITOR A RIGHT
EXT TB IN
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LM Master Module A
This the first of two modules that include master controls for all LM consoles in addition to mono output eleven.
Output Meter
Monitors the post-fader output signal of group 11 via a ten­segment LED array.
Monitor Level A
Adjusts the output level of local monitors A.
Monitor Mute A
Mutes local monitor A.
Sub 11 Post Switch
Switches the subgroup send between pre and post fader.
Sub 11 On Switch
Switches the subgroup send on and off.
Lamp Dim Control
Controls the brightness of any 12 volt lighting devices attached to the XLR connectors on the light bar.
Power Indicators
Shows the status of the four voltages used by the console.
Phantom Master Switch w/LED
Switches +48V phantom power on and off for the entire con­sole.
Input/Output PFL Indicators
These LEDs indicate what type of signal (input or output) is PFL’d at any given time. Input PFL always gets priority over output PFL.
Input Fader Mix Switch
Sums all input mixes and assigns the summed signal to the Monitor A output. This output is stereo when stereo signals are present. This signal is post fader.
Return Master Peak & Signal LEDs
The red LED indicates that the output is within 3dB of the clip­ping point. The green LED constantly displays the level of sig­nal activity by varying in intensity.
Return Master PFL Switch
PFLs the return signal.
Output 11 Talkback Enable
Injects the talkback signal from the master section into the group output.
Output 11 Dim Switch
Introduces a -6dB drop to the output signal. This is a push on/push off switch, not momentary.
Output 11 Mute Switch
Mutes the output. This switch does not affect the PFL switch or the Peak and Signal Present LED indicators.
Output 11 PFL Switch
Enables Pre Fader Listening of the output signal. (This can be internally selected to post fader)
Output 11 Peak & Signal LEDs
The red LED indicates that the output is within 3dB of the clip­ping point. The green LED constantly displays the level of sig­nal activity by varying in intensity.
Output 11 100mm Faders
Controls the final signal level of outputs 11.
Rear Panel Connections
Output 11 Bal Out
This XLR connector carries the post-fader output signal from the output group 11
Insert Send
This 1/4-inch TRS balanced jack carries the send signal of the output insert loop to the external effect or signal processor.
Insert Return
This 1/4-inch TRS balanced jack accepts the return signal of the output insert loop from the external effect or signal proces­sor.
Monitor A Out (L&R)
These two connectors deliver local monitor A ‘s balanced out­put signal.
Oscillator / Pink Noise In
This 1/4-inch connector accepts a balanced or unbalanced sig­nal from an oscillator or pink noise generator. This signal is assignable via the talkback assignment switches.
Return Master Mute
Mutes the return signal
Return Master Level Controls
Controls the final return signal level.
Output 11 Polarity Reverse
Inverts the polarity of outputs 11.
Output 11 Insert On Switch
Turns on the insert loop for the output signal. If a complete insert loop is not present depressing this switch will mute the output.
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OUTPUT
BAL OUT
INSERT SEND
INSERT RTN
MONITOR B LEFT
MONITOR B RIGHT
OSC IN
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LM Master Module B
This the second of two modules that include master controls for all LM consoles in addition to mono output twelve.
Output Meter
Monitors the post-fader output signal of group 12 via a ten­segment LED array. This meter also indicates PFL level.
PFL Indicator
This LED illuminates when the signal on meter 12 is a PFL or AFL signal
Talkback Mic Input
Allows for connection of a gooseneck or other XLR type microphone to the talkback system. Phantom power is avail­able here for condenser mics.
Headphone Jack
Allows for connection of headphones via a 1/4" TRS plug.
Headphone Level Control
Controls the output level of both headphone jacks.
Group Mix Switch
Sums all output mixes and assigns the summed signal to the Monitor B output. This output is stereo when stereo signals are present. This signal is post fader.
Monitor Level B
Adjusts the output level of local monitor B.
Monitor Mute B
Mutes local monitor B.
Oscillator On
Switches on the internal 1kHz oscillator. The internal oscillator only operates when the Talkback system is engaged.
External TB Input Switch
Adds an external signal to the internal talkback signal. This signal is patched in via the external talkback connector on the back of the master module.
Talkback Level Control
Adjusts the final level of all talkback signals.
External TB Output Switch
Feeds signal to the external talkback output connection. Only the internal talkback signal is present at this connector.
Talkback Master On/Off
Switches the internal talkback system on and off
Sub 12 Post Switch
Switches the subgroup send between pre and post fader.
Sub 12 On Switch
Switches the subgroup send on and off.
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Output 12 Insert On Switch
Turns on the insert loop for the output signal. If an incomplete insert loop is present, depressing this switch will mute the out­put
Output 12 Talkback Enable
Injects the talkback signal from the master section into the group output.
Output 12 Dim Switch
Introduces a -6dB drop to the output signal. This is a push on/push off switch, not momentary.
Output 12 Mute Switch
Mutes the output. This switch does not affect the PFL switch or the Peak and Signal Present LED indicators.
Output 12 PFL Switch
Enables Pre Fader Listening of the output signal. (This can be internally selected to post fader)
Output 12 Peak & Signal LEDs
The red LED indicates that the output is within 3dB of the clip­ping point. The green LED constantly displays the level of sig­nal activity by varying in intensity.
Output 12 100mm Fader
Controls the final signal level of outputs12.
Scene Mute Masters
These four switches turn the four scene mutes on and off for the entire console.
Rear Panel Connections
Output 12 Bal Out
This XLR connector carries the post-fader output signal from the output group 12.
Insert Send
This 1/4-inch TRS balanced jack carries the send signal of the output insert loop to the external effect or signal processor.
Insert Return
This 1/4-inch TRS balanced jack accepts the return signal of the output insert loop from the external effect or signal proces­sor.
Monitor B Out (L&R)
These two connectors deliver local monitor B ‘s balanced out­put signal.
Ext. Talkback In
This connector accepts a balanced signal which is assignable to any of the locations in the talkback system.
Output 12 Polarity Reverse
Inverts the polarity of output 12.
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Appendix A
Technical
Information
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Specifications
The following are the technical specifications for the Century LM console.
Frequency Response
+0.0, -0.5dB, 20Hz to 20 kHz (referenced to 1kHz)
Total Harmonic Distortion
Mic input to Group output 20Hz to 20 kHz at +15dBu <0.01%
Noise (22Hz to 22kHz)
Mic EIN -129 dBu Group Output Noise (20 ch routed)- 80 dBu
Crosstalk (Measured at 1kHz) Channel Mute >102 dB Channel Fader Attenuation > 96 dB Channel Routing > 85 dB
Input/Output Impedances
Mic Input 4kbalanced Line Input >10kbalanced Outputs 140balanced
Input/Output Levels (0VU = +4 dBu, 1.23V RMS) Mic Input Sensitivity + 4 to -62 dBu Line Input Sensitivity + 12 to -38 dBu Input Insertion Point Level + 4 dBu Output Insertion Point Level - 2 dBu Nominal Output Level + 4 dBu Maximum Balanced Output Level +28 dBu
Configurations
Century LM Consoles are available in the following configurations:
LM-12 (12 mono outputs)
12, 20, 28, 32, 40, or 52 inputs
LM-20 (20 mono outputs)
12, 20, 28, 32, 40, or 52 inputs
Architect’s & Engineer’s Specifications
The following text should be used when specifying a Century LM in a bid or proposal.
The monitor console shall be constructed in a modular fashion and be housed in a steel frame with molded plastic side panel/carrying handles. The console shall be black with white labeling and utilize XLR lighting device connectors. All microphone inputs shall be electronically balanced and accessed via 3-pin XLR connectors and have an EIN of -129 dBm. All line inputs shall be electronically balanced and accessed via 1/4" TRS jacks. The insert points shall have dis­crete send and return connectors. Each input channel shall have: a +48 volt phantom power switch, a -15 dB mic pad switch, a 100Hz high pass filter switch, a polarity reverse switch and 4-band (LF-40-800Hz, LMF-100Hz-2kHz, HMF­400Hz-8kHz, HF-1.5k-20kHz) sweepable EQ with selectable peak/shelve settings on the high and low controls and an EQ In switch. Each input channel shall also have: a FET con­trolled (10 millisecond ramp) mute switch with LED, dynamic signal present LED and peak LED, 4 scene mute switches (A­D) each with LED, scene mute safe switch with LED and a 100mm long throw fader. Each input channel shall have output send controls appropriate to the specified model. Each bank of four rotary controls shall have an associated pre switch which shall be internally elected to operate as pre EQ or pre Fader; this selection shall apply to all three pre switches on the input. Each of the send controls shall be internally selectable to oper­ate in one of three modes: follow its associated pre switch, always pre or always post. The console shall be available in two output configurations: 12 mono or 20 mono. Each output shall have a ten-segment LED array, three-band sweepable EQ, EQ-In switch, variable high-pass filter, polarity reverse, insert switch, talkback enable, dim, peak & dynamic signal present LEDs, local mute and PFL. The mono outputs shall have mono EQ, the stereo outputs shall have stereo EQ; while the dual mono outputs shall have stereo EQ but with separate A/B EQ In switches. The master section shall be contained within mono outputs 11 and 12 and shall contain: a talkback system, scene mute master controls, return master controls and two stereo local monitor controls, connections for headphones, talkback mics, external oscillators as well as indicators for power, input and output PFL. The power supply shall be housed in a 14 ga. steel chassis that shall occupy two 19" rack spaces. The power supply shall have the ability to be daisy­chained to additional power supplies to provide a fail-safe operating environment. Connection of two or more power sup­plies shall not require additional interface hardware other than the provided cable.The live monitor console shall be: the Crest Audio Century LM.
APPENDIX A
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LM Block Diagram
CREST AUDIO
CENTURY LM BLOCK DIAGRAM
MONITOR A
MONITOR A
RIGHT
LEFT
M
M
GROUP PFL MIX R
MUTE
MONITOR A
LEVEL
FADER
INPUT
MIX
PFL
SW
INPUT PFL MIX R
GROUP PFL MIX L
EXT TB IN
1KHZ
OSC
PHONES
(FRONT)
OSC IN
EXT TB
OUT
GROUP PFL DC
INPUT PFL MIX L
(FRONT)
OUT
(TOP PANEL)
PHONES
INPUT FADER MIX
INPUT PFL DC
TB MIC
EXT TB
LEVEL
MIC PRE
PHONES
(TOP PANEL)
TB MIC
GAIN
IN
+48v
20 30 40
OSC
EXT TB
LEVEL
TB
TB ON
+
GROUP MIX R∑GROUP MIX L
MONITOR B
RIGHT
M
MONITOR B
LEFT
M
MONITOR B
LEVEL
MIX
GROUP
D
ROTARY
PIN 2 HOT ON ALL XLRS
USER OPTIONS IMPLEMENTED WITH REMOVABLE SHUNTS
POT PAD LED AMP
P
DIRECT OUT
INSERT RETURN
INSERT SEND
P
BAL MIC OUT
BAL LINE IN
P
S
BAL DRIVER
LEGENDS
SWITCH
PFL METER
GROUP 12
METER
--
MUTE
OPTION
PFL
SW
Ø
+
GROUP
MUTE
MUTE MASTERS
SCENE
B
C
A
OUT
XFORMER
DIM
TB
RETURN
INSERT
GROUP
12
Ø
FADER AMP
+10
M
INSERT
SEND
INSERT
ON
SUB 12
LEVEL
SUB
ON
POST
SUB
PRESENT
SIGNAL
PEAK
GROUP 12
MIX AMP
LM GROUP 12 / MASTER B MODULE
CUE SELECT
POST
PRE
PFL
GROUP PFL DC
GROUP PFL R
GROUP PFL L
OPTION
USER
FADER
FET MUTE
M
ELVIS
E
FOR STEREO INPUT MODULES: FIRST 8
SENDS ARE DUAL-CONCENTRIC ROTARY
POTS. EACH OF THE EIGHT CAN BE
INDIVIDUALLY SELECTED BY INTERNAL
SWITCHES TO OPERATE IN STEREO
MODE (LEVEL/PAN) AS PER BLOCK A, OR
SET FOR DUAL-MONO OPERATION
(LEVEL/LEVEL) AS PER BLOCK B.
SELECT - EACH SEND:
FOLLOW SWITCH
ALWAYS POST
ALWAYS PRE
SENDS ARE SINGLE ROTARY POTS AS
PER BLOCK C.
9-12
PRE
X 4
ALL MODELS
9 THRU 12
SENDS
X 4
BLOCK C
FOR MONO INPUT MODULES: ALL 12
PRE
B
LEVEL
SOURCE
SELECT
PRE
PRE SOURCE AMP
5-8
LM20 SHOWN
5 THRU 8
SENDS
LEVEL
BLOCK B
A
PREAMP
INPUT
6 - 60DB
HPF
Ø
LF L MID H MID HF SHELFSHELF
FOUR BAND EQ
FREQ
M
+10
LM8+4 SHOWN
1 THRU 4
SENDS
BLOCK A
EQ IN
FADER AMP
PEAK
MUTE
EQ
FDR
NO YES
M
MUTE ?
PRE
PRE
1-4
X 4
LEVEL
PAN
R
L
BAL MIC IN
XFORMER
OPTION
GAIN
TO PEAK
LEVEL
INPUT PFL DC
SAFE MUTE SCENE SELECT
ABCD
PIN 1
LIFT
+48V
15dB
PAD
LINE
PRESENT
SIGNAL
LM INPUT MODULE
PFL
INPUT PFL
RIBBON CABLES
GROUP SELECT R(B)
GROUP PFL DC
GROUP PFL R
R GROUP
MIX AMP
PFL
FOR DUAL MONO GRPS: EACH SIDE (A & B ) HAS INDEPENDENT SWITCHES
AND LEDS FOR EACH FUNCTION, DUAL FADERS & NO MONO SWITCH.
+
FOR STEREO GROUPS: FOR EACH FUNCTION: ONE SWITCH /LED CONTROLS
BOTH CHANNELS (L & R). SINGLE STEREO FADER.
POST
PRE
CUE SELECT
(SHOWN ABOVE)
HPF
HPF
RIGHT(B)
METER
RIGHT(B)
INSERT
SEND
CIRCUITS
EQ IN
THREE BAND EQ
(SHOWN ABOVE)
INSERT
ON
RIGHT(B)
TO COMMON
SIG & PEAK
RETURN
INSERT
GROUP PFL DC
GROUP PFL R
PRESENT
SIGNAL
POST
SUB
SUB
ON
SUB 11
LEVEL
SEND
INSERT
GROUP PFL L
PFL
CUE SELECT
TB
LM GROUP 11 / MASTER A MODULE
DIM
GROUP
MUTE
Ø
XFORMER
OPTION
GROUP
METER
11
INPUTS
INPUTS
M
FADER AMP
+10
Ø
GROUP
OUT
MASTER
+48V
GROUP 11
MIX AMP
PEAK
PEAK
SIG
SIG
DIM
RTN 1
RTN 2
MUTE
MUTE
GROUP
MUTE
LEVEL
LEVEL
RTN 1
RTN 2
Ø
PFL 1
PFL 2
XFORMER
OPTION
RETURN
RETURN
2
1
PEAK
TB
M
FADER AMP
+10
Ø
INSERT
ON
RETURN
INSERT
GROUP
OUT
11
RETURN
(A)
SUB
(B)
LF MF HF
THREE BAND EQ
RETURN
INSERT
1211
12
GROUP SELECT
MIX AMP
GROUP
PEAK
PRESENT
SIGNAL
EQ IN
INSERT
ON
SEND
+
HPF
INSERT
GROUP PFL DC
GROUP PFL R
GROUP PFL L
PFL
LM MONO GROUP MODULE
CUE SELECT
HPF
20 - 400HZ
METER
R FADER AMP
XFORMER
OPTION
RIGHT(B)
12(B)
INPUTS
SUB
TB
MONO
DIM
M
+10
GROUP
MUTE
Ø
Ø
XFORMER
OPTION
GROUP
OUT
LEFT(A)
OUT
11(A)
M
+10
Ø
GROUP
RETURN
INPUTS
2
THREE BAND EQ - RIGHT
THREE BAND EQ - LEFT
L FADER AMP
RETURN
LEFT(A)
INSERT
GROUP SELECT L
1
LEVEL PAN
MIX AMP
GROUP
L(A)
PEAK
PRESENT
EQ IN
LF MF HF
INSERT
ON
LEFT(A)
INSERT
SEND
MONO
SIGNAL
GROUP PFL L(A)
GROUP PFL DC
+
CUE SELECT
LM DUAL MONO GROUP MODULE
POST
PRE
HPF
HPF
20 - 400HZ
LEFT(A)
METER
PFL
LM STEREO GROUP MODULE
APPENDIX A
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LM
CENTURY SERIES
The following diagram illustrates the depth and height dimen-
sions (from the side) for all Century LM consoles.
Console Side Dimensions
29.563" / 751mm
28.0"/ 711mm
2.25"/57mm
35°
2.375"/60mm
Crest Consoles Engineering,
All information per
May 5, 1997
KNOB HEIGHT 0.75"/19mm & 1.25"/32mm
29.625"/752mm
24.75"/ 717mm
10.25"/260mm
6.25"/159mm
1.125"/29mm
3.25"/83mm
APPENDIX A
241mm
9.5"
2.437"
62mm
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Console Rear Views and Dimensions
LM
A
DIR OUT DIR OUT DIR OUTDIR OUT DIR OUT DIR OUT DIR OUT DIR OUT DIR OUT DIR OUT DIR OUT DIR OUT DIR OUT DIR OUT DIR OUT DIR OUT DIR OUT DIR OUT DIR OUT DIR OUT DIR OUT DIR OUT DIR OUT
DIR OUT DIR OUT DIR OUT DIR OUT DIR OUT DIR OUT
DIR OUT DIR OUT
DIR OUT
BAL OUT LEFT
BAL OUT LEFT
BAL OUT LEFT
BAL OUT LEFT
BAL OUT LEFT
BAL OUT LEFT
BAL OUT LEFT
BAL OUT LEFT
BAL OUT
BAL OUT
BAL OUT
BAL OUT
BAL INSRT RTN
INSRT SND
BAL INSRT RTN
INSRT SND
BAL INSRT RTN
INSRT SND
BAL INSRT RTN
INSRT SND
BAL INSRT RTN
INSRT SND
BAL INSRT RTN
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BAL INSRT RTN
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BAL INSRT RTN
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BAL INSRT RTN
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BAL INSRT RTN
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BAL INSRT RTN
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BAL INSRT RTN
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BAL INSRT RTN
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BAL INSRT RTN
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BAL INSRT RTN
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BAL INSRT RTN
INSRT SND
BAL INSRT RTN
INSRT SND
BAL INSRT RTN
INSRT SND
BAL INSRT RTN
INSRT SND
BAL INSRT RTN
INSRT SND
BAL INSRT RTN
INSRT SND
BAL INSRT RTN
INSRT SND
BAL INSRT RTN
INSRT SND
BAL INSRT RTN
INSRT SND
BAL INSRT RTN
INSRT SND
BAL INSRT RTN
INSRT SND
BAL INSRT RTN
INSRT SND
BAL INSRT RTN
INSRT SND
BAL INSRT RTN
INSRT SND
BAL INSRT RTN
INSRT SND
BAL INSRT RTN
INSRT SND
BAL INSRT RTN
INSRT SND
INSERT RETURN
INSERT SEND
INSERT RETURN
INSERT SEND
INSERT RETURN
INSERT SEND
INSERT RETURN
INSERT SEND
INSERT RETURN
INSERT SEND
INSERT RETURN
INSERT SEND
INSERT RETURN
INSERT SEND
INSERT RETURN
INSERT SEND
INSERT RETURN
INSERT SEND
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INSERT SEND
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INSERT RETURN
INSERT SEND
INSERT RETURN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
BAL MIC OUT
LIFT
PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL LINE IN
INSERT RETURN
BAL OUT RIGHT
INSERT SEND
INSERT RETURN
BAL OUT RIGHT
INSERT SEND
INSERT RETURN
BAL OUT RIGHT
INSERT SEND
INSERT RETURN
BAL OUT RIGHT
INSERT SEND
INSERT RETURN
BAL OUT RIGHT
INSERT SEND
INSERT RETURN
BAL OUT RIGHT
INSERT SEND
INSERT RETURN
BAL OUT RIGHT
INSERT SEND
INSERT RETURN
BAL OUT RIGHT
INSERT SEND
RETURN 2
RETURN 1
EXT TB OUT
MONITOR A LEFT
EXT TB IN
MONITOR A RIGHT
OSC IN
MONITOR B LEFT
MONITOR B RIGHT
Inputs
Outputs
Master Section
.75in. 19mm
Size A B 24 33.55" 31.80" 32 43.15" 41.40" 40 52.75" 51.00" 44 57.55" 55.80" 52 67.15" 65.40" 64 81.55" 79.80"
Size A B 24 852mm 808mm 32 1096mm 1052mm 40 1340mm 1295mm 44 1462mm 1417mm 52 1706mm 1661mm 64 2071mm 2027mm
Crest Consoles Engineering,
1.5in./38mm
May 5, 1997
B
APPENDIX A
Page 30
LM
CENTURY SERIES
LM USER-OPTIONS
LM Consoles are shipped having standard configuration unless specified at time of order There are ways that the console config­uration may be varied after manufacture. The items listed are internal options selected by gold jumper links. Default is marked with a line on the board and is usually pins 1&2 of the three pin header. In addition there are links for module function assignment. Take care to not disturb these when using USER OPTION links.
MODULE LOCATION OPTION TITLE FUNCTION
M = Main C = Connector
Shipped with the option underlined
All models
LM Inputs M Pre Source (SRC)Mute Aux sends with or without Mute
M Pre Source Select Pre & Post EQ LM In EQ M HF PK-SH &LF PK-SH HF& LF Peak or Shelf EQ LM Input C Mic Split Ground Connect or isolate Input pin 1 to Out pin 1
All models
LM Output 11(master A) M Monitor A Out PFL Source Stereo or Mono LM Output 11 M Sub Send A Pre or Post group 11 Insert LM Output 12 (master B) M Sub Send B Pre or Post group 12 Insert LM Output 12 C Talkback Gain Low, Normal or High LM Output 12 C Talkback Phantom Power On or Off
LM Stereo (8+4) models
LM8+4 In, send pots M Stereo or Dual Mono switch Level+Pan or Level+Level LM8+4 In, send pots M Group Source Selects 1-12 Pre/Post fader or Switched LM Stereo Groups M OPT 1 & 2 PFL or AFL Left & Right
LM Dual Mono (LM20) models
Inputs, send pots M Stereo or Dual Mono switch Level+Pan or Level+Level Inputs, send pots M Group Source Selects 1-12 Pre/Post fader or Switched LM Dual Mono Groups M Cue SEL opt 1 & 2 PFL or AFL A & B outputs
M CUE MODE opt 3 & 4 STR (stereo) or MONO
M SUB A & B (switch 16, 17) Level+Pan or Level+Level
M RET A & B (switch 18, 19) Level+Pan or Level+Level
LM12 models
LM 12 Outputs 1-10 M Cue, OPT 1 PFL or AFL
IMPORTANT
Output modules are pre-assigned at the Crest factory
These modules must always be installed in the correct positions. They are NOT interchangeable without being properly re-
assigned. Please contact the Crest Audio Service Department for more information.
APPENDIX A
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CENTURY SERIES
L
R
L
L
T
L
Console Disassembly
Though you shouldn’t have to disassemble the console, it is necessary to remove modules to change the jumper and switch settings associated with the internally selectable options.
ALWAYS DISCONNECT THE POWER SUPPLY BEFORE OPENING THE CONSOLE!
ONE•Releasing the armrest.
To properly remove one or more modules, the black painted armrest must first be released. To do this, the two thumb­screws (see diagram at right) must be loosened from below. Once these screws are loose, slide both of them a few inch­es to the side (they will only move in one direction). Once the screws have been moved the armrest will easily roll back exposing the module screws beneath.
TWO•Remove top module screw
Once the armrest has been rolled back, a single screw hold­ing each module in place will be exposed. Remove the screws from the module(s) you want to remove.
LM
Opening the Armrest
Thumbscrews
THREE•Remove rear screws
On the back panel of the console there are two screws hold­ing each module in place (see diagram at right) Remove both screws from each module you wish to remove.
FOUR•Lift the module(s) out
As you lift the module out of the chassis three wires must be detatched before the module can be completely removed: 2 ribbon cables and one ground wire. The ribbon cables are removed by flipping the latches on the ends of the connectors. Once the latches have been flipped the connector should pull off easily. The ground wire (green) is a spade lug which will pull off with a tug.
Lower Screw
Upper Screw
BAL OUT
INSERT SEND
INSERT RETURN
MONITOR A LEFT
MONITOR A RIGHT
EXT TB IN
BAL OUT
INSERT SEND
INSERT RETURN
RETURN 1
RETURN 2
EXT TB OUT
BAL OUT
INSERT SEND
INSERT RETURN
MONITOR B LEFT
MONITOR B RIGHT
OSC IN
BAL OUT
INSERT SEND
INSERT RETURN
Light Bar
BAL OUT LEFT
BAL OUT LEFT
INSERT SEND
INSERT SEND
INSERT RETURN
INSERT RETURN
BAL OUT RIGHT
BAL OUT RIGHT
INSERT SEND
INSERT SEND
INSERT RETURN
INSERT RETURN
DIR OUT
INSRT SND
BAL INSRT RTN
BAL LINE IN
LIFT PIN 1
BAL MIC IN
BAL MIC OUT
FIVE•Putting it all back together
Re-assembling a Century LM is as easy as taking it apart, but only if you know where everything goes. If you are going to be removing a number of modules, consider replacing the first before removing the second. Reversing the above steps will result in the console being as well put together as it was when it left the factory.
Output modules are pre-assigned at the Crest factory
These modules must always be installed in the correct positions. They are NOT interchangeable without being properly re-
assigned. Please contact the Crest Audio Service Department for more information.
IMPORTANT
DIR
INS
BA
BA
LIF PIN
BA
BA
APPENDIX A
Page 32
Page 33
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Appendix B
Glossary
Page 34
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Glossary
Balanced Insert Return
See Insert Return
Balanced Line In
See Line Input
Balanced Mic In
See Microphone Input
Balanced Mic Out
See Microphone Output
Balanced Out
See Outputs
DIM Switch
Introduces a -6dB drop to the output signal. This is a push on/push off switch allows the operator to temporarily drop the level of a monitor without actually changing any settings.
Direct Out
This jack carries the direct output signal (post fader & post mute) from each input channel. This signal can be used for connection to recording devices or routing of the post fader signal.
EQ IN Switch
Inserts the EQ section into the input/output channel signal. An associated LED illuminates when the switch is down.
Equalizer Controls (Input)
There are two knobs for each of the four bands. The inner knob controls the boost or cut; while the outer knob controls the cen­ter frequency adjusted by the inner knob. These center frequen­cies are printed on the chassis around the outer knob. This EQ is active only when the EQ In switch is depressed.
Equalizer Controls (Output)
Controls the equalization of the output mix signal through three bands, via six controls. The upper knob of each band determines the center frequency (high-1kHz-20kHz, mid­300Hz-8kHz, low-40Hz, 1kHz), while the lower knob adjusts the amount of boost or cut.
External Talkback Input
In addition to the mic connections on the console surface, an additional Talkback input connection is provided on the rear of the master section. Signal connected to this jack appears on the Talkback bus whenever the External TB Input switch is depressed.
External Talkback Output This allows the internal TB signals present on the Talkback
bus to be routed to an external destination such as a link to the FOH console. Signal appears on this jack when both the External TB Output switch and talkback master switches are depressed.
Fader
Used for final output control of an input/output channel except those sends selected pre fader. (Insert Output levels are not affected by the fader position.)
Gain Control
Adjusts input gain for proper signal level on the input. To set the gain to the best position, make sure there is signal present at the input. Depress the PFL switch on that input channel and make sure that no other PFL switches are depressed. Adjust the gain control until the PFL meter (on output module 12) is peaking around the +3 level.
Group Mix Switch
This switch activates circuitry that sums all output mixes and assigns the summed signal to the Monitor B output. This out­put is stereo when stereo signals are present. This signal is post fader.
Headphone Jack
Allows for connection of headphones via a 1/4" TRS plug. There are two headphone jacks: one on master module B, and one underneath the armrest on the right front corner of the con­sole.
Headphone Level Control
Controls the output level of both headphone jacks.
High Pass Filter Switch
This switch inserts the High Pass Filter into the output signal. Unlike the 100Hz HPF on the inputs, the output HPF is adjustable via the HPF frequency control.
HPF Frequency Control
This knob adjusts the high pass filter frequency from 20Hz to 400Hz. The filter operates at a -12 dB per octave rate.
100 Hz High Pass Filter (Input)
Reduces all Input signal low frequency content at a 12db per octave rate referenced to 100Hz (-3db point).
Insert
All LM inputs and outputs have insert loops which facilitate the patching of external processing equipment into the input or output signal. All LM inserts are pre EQ.
On the inputs, signal is always present at the Insert Send con­nection and the loop is complete when the proper connector is plugged into the Insert Return. The Insert Return can also be used as a line input when by-passing the preamp is desired.
On the outputs, the loop is controlled by the Insert On switch. Depressing this switch inserts the loop into the output signal. Since this a true insert, if an incomplete loop exists, depressing the switch will mute the output.
Input/Output PFL Indicators
These LEDs indicate what type of signal (input or output) is PFL’d at any given time.
APPENDIX B
Page 35
CENTURY SERIES
LM
Input Fader Mix Switch
This switch activates circuitry that sums all input signals and assigns the summed signal to the Monitor A output. This signal is post fader.
Lamp Dim Control
Controls the brightness of any 12 volt lighting devices attached to the XLR connectors on the light bar.
LINE Switch
Selects the input signal source between the Balanced XLR Microphone Input connector and the Balanced Line Input 1/4" TRS connector.
Line Input
This jack accepts balanced and unbalanced line level inputs and delivers it into the associated input channel.
Microphone Input
This connector accepts balanced microphone inputs for the associated input channel.
Microphone Output
This connector is in parallel with the Balanced Mic In connec­tor and allows easy connection of the monitor board to the FOH console.
Mix Sends
Every LM console has twelve (12) send controls. Each LM model deals with these twelve controls differently:
LM-12 • Each of the twelve knobs determine the amount of signal sent to each of the twelve outputs.
LM-8+4 • The first eight controls are dual concentric and they determine the amount of signal sent to the first eight stereo outputs. The center knob controls level while the outer knob is a PAN control. The last four knobs adjust the level of signal sent to outputs 9-12.
LM-20 • The first eight controls are dual concentric and they determine the amount of signal sent to the first sixteen outputs (1a/1b . . 8a/8b). The last four knobs adjust the level of signal sent to outputs 9-12.
Oscillator On
Switches on the internal (or external if connected) oscillator which is fixed at 1kHz . The oscillator only operates when the Talkback system is engaged.
Oscillator / Pink Noise In
This connector accepts a balanced or unbalanced signal from an oscillator or pink noise generator. This signal is assignable via the Talkback assignment switches. The external source is switched in via the Oscillator On switch. The internal 1kHz oscillator is defeated when a plug inserted.
Output Insert - See Insert
Output EQ - See Equalizer Controls (Output)
PAD Switch
Introduces a -15 dB drop to the mic input signal.
PEAK LED Indicator
Illuminates RED when any of the points monitored come with­in 3db of the clipping point. Signal is sampled after the input preamplifier stage, after the EQ section, and after the fader.
This LED also serves as a PFL ON indicator, but at a much lower intensity than when it is used to indicate clipping.
PFL Indicator
This LED illuminates when the signal on meter 12 is a PFL or AFL signal
Phantom Power Switch
Turns on 48V Phantom Power as required by certain micro­phones for proper operation. This switch delivers +48V only when the Phantom Power Master Switch is engaged.
Phantom Master Switch w/LED
Switches +48V phantom power on and off for the entire con­sole.
Power Indicators
Shows the status of the four voltages used by the console.
Polarity Reverse Switch
Electrically inverts the polarity of associated signal.
Monitor A/B
These are stereo local monitor outputs. Level is controlled via the Monitor Level control and the signal is found on balanced output connectors (two per monitor) on the rear of the master section. Each Monitor can be muted with the Monitor Mute switch. See - Input Fader Mix and Group Mix for more infor­mation.
MUTE Switch with LED
On all inputs and outputs where this switch is present, depress­ing it will mute all sends. This switch does not affect the PFL switch or the Peak and Signal Present LED indicators, The LED illuminates when the channel is muted either from the switch or via the scene mute system.
PRE Switch
Toggles mix sends (in groups of four) between Post and the internally selected Pre state. See the Internal Settings section of the Technical Appendix.
PFL Switch
Samples the channel’s signal pre-fader and allows for monitor­ing within the master section of the console. This signal is not affected by the Mute Switch. When depressed, the signal level can be seen on the output 12 meter, and heard via the mixer’s headphone or local monitor output. When this PFL Switch is depressed, the channel PEAK LED indicator illuminates at a lower intensity. When used as a status indicator of switch posi­tion, the Peak LED indicating circuit remains fully operation by illuminating at a much higher intensity than its use as a PFL status indicator. Input PFL always takes priority over output PFL.
APPENDIX B
Page 36
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Return 1/2
These connectors accept a balanced signal which is delivered to the return master controls on the master section
Return Level Controls
Adjusts the level of return signals 1 and 2 in the output. These signals come from the Master Section. The center knob adjusts level while the outer knob adjusts panning within the stereo image. See Returns 1 & 2 on the Master Section description for more information.
Return Master Level Controls
Controls the final return signal level available to the outputs.
Scene Mute Assignments
Assign the input channel to any of the four scene mute groups. Scene mute combines with the module’s local mute button, and actuates the local mute LED.
Scene Mute Masters
These four switches turn the four scene mutes on and off for the entire console.
Scene Mute Safe Switch
Disables any selected scene mute assignments. An associated green LED indicates the channel is in a safe state.
CENTURY SERIES
Signal Present LED
This green LED constantly displays level activity of the input/output channel by varying in intensity.
Sub Input Controls
Adjusts the level of cross-mix in the output from mono outputs 11 and 12. The center knob adjusts level while the outer knob adjusts panning within the stereo image.
Sub 11/12 Post Switch
Switches the subgroup between pre and post fader.
Sub 11/12 On Switch
Switches the subgroup send on and off.
Talkback Master On/Off
Switches the internal Talkback system on and off
TB Enable Switch
Injects the talkback signal from the master section into the the associated output.
Talkback Level Control
Adjusts the final level of all Talkback signals.
Talkback Mic Input
Allows for connection of a gooseneck or other XLR type microphone to the Talkback system.
APPENDIX B
Page 37
LM
Appendix C
Schematics
LOCATION DESCRIPTION SCHEMATIC # DWG # REV #
LM 12 (MONO) INPUT MODULE LM 12 INPUT CONNECTOR 1 76D1753 03
LM 12 INPUT MAIN 2 76D1812 01
LM 20 / 8+4 INPUT MODULE LM 20 / 8+4 INPUT
CONNECTOR 3 76D1753 03
LM 20 / 8+4 INPUT MAIN 4 76D1830 01
MONO OUTPUT GROUP MODULE LM MONO OUTPUT
GROUP CONNECTOR 5 76D1824 02
"(LM 12 Groups 1-10, LM 8+4 & LM 20 Groups 9&10)" LM MONO GROUP MAIN 6 76D1823 02
STEREO / DUAL MONO OUTPUT GROUP MODULE LM DUAL MONO / STEREO
GROUP CONNECTOR (1 OF 2) 7 76D1832 02
(LM 20 & LM 8+4 Groups 1-8) LM DUAL MONO / STEREO
GROUP CONNECTOR (2 OF 2) 8 76D1832 02
LM 8+4 STEREO GROUP MAIN (1 OF 2) 9 76D1831 02
LM 8+4 STEREO GROUP MAIN (2 OF 2) 10 76D1831 02
LM 20 DUAL MONO GROUP MAIN (1 OF 2) 11 76D1955 01
LM 20 DUAL MONO GROUP MAIN (2 OF 2) 12 76D1955 01
MASTER A OUTPUT MODULE MASTER A CONNECTOR PCB 13 76D1826 01
MASTER A MAIN PCB 14 76D1825 01
MASTER B OUTPUT MODULE MASTER B CONNECTOR PCB 15 76D1829 01
MASTER B MAIN PCB 16 76D1828 01
RIBBON CABLE PIN OUT DIAGRAMS RIBBON PIN OUTS 17 n/a n/a
APPENDIX C
Page 38
Crest Audio Inc.
100 Eisenhower Dr., Paramus NJ 07652 USA
TEL: 201.909.8700 FAX: 201.909.8744
http://www.crestaudio.com
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*D7000002*
LM Owners Manual
Copyright © 1997 Crest Audio Inc.
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