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Putting the IR modulator into
operation/power supply
The SI 29-5 infra-red modulator is powered via the NT 29 plug-in mains unit .
It is connected to the DC input socket by a special twist-lock connector.
The NT 29-5 mains unit is available in different versions, so that the SI 29-5
modulator can be used with the respective voltage of your country:
• NT-29-EU 230 V 50/60 Hz Cat. no. 04002
• NT 29-120 120 V 50/60 Hz Cat. no. 04003
• NT 29-UK 240 V 50/60 Hz Cat. no. 04004
AF inputs Five XLR input sockets for connection of five mono audio signal sources are
located at the back of the SI 29-5 infra-red modulator.
The inputs are balanced and floating.
In addition, all inputs are available at the 25-pin D-connector . For the
connection details of this connector please see the service manual.
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10
쒅
쒆
Connecting IR radiators
Connect the infra-red radiators to sockets . The SI 29-5 will modulate the
infra-red light which will then be radiated by the IR radiators.
You can connect a maximum of 50 radiators to the SI 29-5 modulator. You
can also use different radiators (mixed operation):
• SZI 20 Low power infra-red radiator for small rooms, cascadable
• SZI 1029 High power infra-red radiator, IR radiating power 5 W,
socket for connection of additional SZI 1029, SZI 1029-10
or SZI 20. Black or unpainted aluminium housing.
• SZI 1029-10 High power infra-red radiator, IR radiating power 10 W,
socket for connection of additional SZI 1029, SZI 1029-10
or SZI 20. Black housing.
씰 N.B. Please also read the instructions for the IR radiators!
Avoid very long cable lengths because they lead to signal cancellation when
IR radiators are facing one another:
Wrong !
RIsk of
cancellation !
correct !