Sennheiser SL Interpreter Datasheet

Compact
SL Interpreter
FEATURES
stand-alone console, no need for external equipment
individual volume and tone controls for 2 interpreters
built-in distribution amplifier allows easy cascading of up to 4 consoles with Cat 5 audio
floor language feed-through
multiple microphone and headset options
ARCHITECTS SPECIFICATIONS
An audio control console designed for simultaneous language interpretation in presentation-style conferences, where a floor and a single relay language are used. A single audio control console shall allow one or two interpreters to monitor floor or relay sources, activate microphone inputs, and route the interpretation to one of two audio output channels or to the relay bus.
The audio control console shall have daisy-chain capability to connect up to 4 consoles using CAT5 cable for the relay bus, eliminating the need for external distribu­tion amplifiers.
The SL Interpreter is a compact
and stand-alone audio control center for simultaneous interpretation of one or more languages. It allows one or two interpreters to monitor floor or relay sources, activate microphone inputs, and route the interpre­tation signal to differnet outputs. Ideal for presentation-style conferences, where a floor and a single relay language are used. Recom­mended to be used with Sennheiser Tourguide 2020 or 1039.
TECHNICAL DATA
Dimensions ..............................................
Weight ...................................................... 3.4 lbs (1.5 kg)
INPUTS & OUTPUTS
Floor In ...................................................... 3-pin XLR female jack, balanced (or unba-
Link In / Out.............................................
XLR Microphone Inputs .........................
3.5mm Microphone Inputs .................. Stereo 3.5 mm TRS phone jack, pink, and ste-
3.5mm TRRS Headphone Output ....... 3.5mm TRRS phone jack, Tip = Left, Ring 1 =
3.5mm Headphone Output .................. 3.5mm TRS phone jack, mono or stereo head-
25.4 cm (10" ) x 16.1cm (6.35") x 6.2cm (2.45")
lanced) input with 24k O differential input impedance, max balanced input is +19dBu
3-pin XLR female jack, balanced (or unbalanced) input. Switchable 12VDC simplex power. Variable gain of 58 dB, 2.4k O balanced input impedance, maximum balanced input is +19 dBu
reo 3.5mm TRRS phone jack, black, unbalan­ced (r,s) for electret condenser mics, variable gain of 40dB. Bias is 3.7VDC through 2.7k O
Right, Ring 2 = GND, Sleeve = Mic. 40mW max power into 32 O stereo headset.
phone, 8 O minimum. 190mW max power into 32 O stereo headset.
Interpreter Console
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SL Interpreter Compact Interpreter Console
ARCHITECTS SPECIFICATIONS
The top panel of the audio control console shall feature individual headphone volume and tone (bass and treble) controls for two interpreters and shall also have two separate “Mic On” buttons to activate the microphone. The audio control console shall provide two separate “Floor Input” and “Relay Input” buttons to select the listening mode (headphones monitor the floor channel or the relay channel) and one “Channel 1/Channel 2” button to switch the microphone output from channel 1 (default) to channel 2, the relay channel for each of the two interpreters. In addition, one “Mute” (cough) button shall be provided that mutes the active microphone.
The back panel of the audio control console shall be fitted with the following inputs, controls, outputs and switches: one XLR-3 socket (Floor In) for connecting bal­anced or unbalanced audio signals from a PA system, mixing console or microphone, one XLR floor level control for setting the input level of the XLR-3 socket, one RJ-45 input (Link In) and one RJ-45 output (Link Out) for daisy-chaining multiple consoles and routing the floor and relay signals between the consoles via CAT5 bus cables, two XLR-3 outputs (XLR CH2 and XLR CH1 output) for routing balanced line-level signals to a transmitter, two RCA outputs (RCA CH2 and RCA CH1 output) for record­ing or playback of the interpretation, two feed-through switches (CH1 and CH2 feed thru) that, when set to “ON”, automati­cally route the floor channel to any unoc­cupied channel and one ground lift switch for eliminating ground loop problems.
The XLR-3 CH2 output and the XLR-3 (Floor In) input shall be internally con­nected to the RJ-45 output (Link Out) so that, if channel 2 is the selected output, both the floor channel and channel 2 are available on the audio bus.
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TECHNICAL DATA
CH1 Out, CH2 Out ...................................
RCA Jacks ................................................. Red: RCA jack for recording and CH1 audio,
CONTROLS
Volume ...................................................... Left and Right rotary, controls headphone
Bass and Treble Tone ............................. Left and right rotary with center detent, con-
Mute .......................................................... Push button, backlit red, mutes left and right
Mic on ....................................................... Push button, backlit bright red, activates
Floor Input, Relay Input ........................ Push buttons, backlit blue, select listening
CH2 Output .............................................. Push button, backlit yellow, selects micro-
Gain Adjust .............................................. Rotary gain pots control level of microphone
Phantom Power ...................................... Slide switch enables 12VDC Simplex power
CH1 Feedthrough ................................... Slide switch enables Floor feedthrough to
CH2 Feedthrough ................................... Slide switch enables Floor feedthrough to
Ground Lift ............................................... Slide switch disconnects Chassis and Audio
INDICATOR
Peak Level Indicator .............................. Green LED on back panel indicates optimal
CH2 Output in Use Indicator ................ Yellow LED on front panel indicates when
3-pin XLR male jack, balanced output. Max
O
output is +19dBu into 600 impedance.
Interpreter audio only, no feedthrough. White: RCA jack for recording CH2 audio.
volume
trols headphone bass and treble tone levels.
mics while pressed.
microphone. Right and left Mic On buttons are inter-locked; mic can only be turned on if the other is off.
language group. Listening modes are either/ or: turning one on disables the other
phone output language group: light on = CH2 Out, light off = CH1 Out.
and Floor audio.
to XLR microphone.
CH1 Out XLR jack.
CH2 Out XLR jack.
Grounds internal to the console.
audio output level on Norm Out XLR when blinking.
CH2 is in use.
balanced load
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