Marenius MM-4220 T/C, MM-4220 T, MM-4220 C User Manual

Stereo Audio Mixer
MM-4220 T/C
| Manual |
Version 1.03 T/C
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Table of contents
1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION 1
2. CONNECTIONS 2
2.1 POWER SUPPLY 2
2.2 AUDIO INPUTS 2
2.3 AUDIO OUTPUTS 2
2.4 PHONES OUTPUT 3
2.5 DIGITAL OUTPUT 3
2.6 USB SOCKET 4
3. USER INSTRUCTIONS 5
3.1 AUDIO MIXER 5
3.2 AUDIO RECORDER 6
3.2.1 16 / 24 bits mode selection 6
3.2.2 Checking recording buffer state 7
3.3 SETTING THE INTERNAL CLOCK 7
3.4 TIME CODE SYNCHRONIZATION (JAM) 8
3.5 POWER SUPPLY 8
4. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 9
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1. General description
MM-4220 includes:
4 low-noise mic/line inputs Compact Flash recorder Re-chargeable batteries Heavy-duty metal case Compact size 1 kHz test tone 48V phantom power AES3-id digital out LTC time code jam input A highly accurate crystal oscillator
The MM-4220 is a true professional stereo Mixer for portable use, made by MARENIUS. It offers four mic/line input channels, built-in Compact Flash card recorder, PPM metering with 2 x 8 multicolored LED’s, low-noise amplifiers and power supply based on re-chargeable NiMH cells for up to 8 hours use. All this is housed in a compact, all-metal heavy-duty case.
The front panel holds all controls for the mixer. On top of the panel are toggle switches for Power, Test Tone and Battery Test. 48V phantom power may be selected for 0, 2 or 4 inputs. Each of the four channels has a gain control pot and a pan pot. In addition there is a gain selector switch for 0, 24 or 48 dB gain. The gain pot adds up to 12 dB and the master pot adds another 12 dB for a total of 72 dB gain, input-to-output. There is also a toggle switch for inserting a HP-filter for wind and bass cut.
On the upper part of the front panel is the PPM bar graph with 16 multicolor LED’s covering the
range -50 to 0 dB in optimized step size. You will also find the master pot and the headphones pot, as well as a switch for selecting 48V phantom power for 0, 2 or 4 channels. The CF card slot will accept up to 16 GB cards. Recordings are saved in uncompressed WAV format on FAT32 formatted cards. Recordings are stereo, 16-24 bits @ 48 kHz, selectable in setup menu by a PC connected to the USB port, or by front panel switches during power-up. The backside panel holds all sockets for inputs, outputs and external power supply. There are four input sockets (XLR-3F) for the input channels and two sockets (XLR-3M) for the main outputs L and R. A 3.5 mm stereo socket is intended for headphones (32 - 2000 ohms impedance). There is also an AES3-id RCA socket output and a USB socket for configuration of the mixer. External power supply can be used for prolonged working time or when the mixer is used in a non-portable mode. The external power should be 18 V @ 1 A. When powered from internal accumulator, expect a total working time of 6-8 hours, depending on battery status and temperature. A high-speed charger function is included for a charging time of about 2.5 hours.
Along with a specially made cable connected to the USB port a LTC time code signal may be connected for jamming the internal clock to frame accuracy.
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Balanced analog audio input
Connector type
XLR Female
Ground
Pin 1
Hot
Pin 2
Cold
Pin 3
Balanced analog audio output
Connector type
XLR Male
Ground
Pin 1
Hot
Pin 2
Cold
Pin 3
Unbalanced analog audio input
Connector type
XLR Female
Ground
Pin 1
Signal
Pin 2
Ground
Pin 3
2. Connections
2.1 Power supply
The 2.1 mm power jack on the back of the unit accepts a clean DC voltage for powering and/or charging. The polarity can be switched without damaging the mixer.
Input voltage: 18 VDC Minimum input current: 1000 mA
! Caution: Voltages above the recommended supply voltage can damage the device.
2.2 Audio inputs
The mixer has four balanced XLR3 female sockets for mic or line level signals. The pin configuration of the analog inputs is shown in table 2.1.
Table 2.1
In case a line level signal is connected, make sure the 48V front panel switch is set to OFF (mid position).
For an unbalanced line level signal connect in accordance with table 2.2. Table 2.2
2.3 Audio outputs
There are two balanced XLR3 male sockets for line level outputs. The pin configuration of the analog outputs is shown in table 2.3.
Table 2.3
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