StudioHub+ Standard Pinout
& Power Consumptions Illustration 3
How to Power StudioHub+ - via PS-Cube 4
How to Power StudioHub+ - via a Hub or Wall-Wart 5
Active (Powered) MatchJacks
MatchJack Preamp, Input MJ-IN 6
MatchJack Preamp, Output MJ-OUT 7
AES/EBU to S/PDIF Converter MJ-SPDIFIN 8
S/PDIF to AES/EBU Converter MJ-SPDIFOUT 9
Analog to Digital Converter MJ-AD 10
Digital to Analog Converter MJ-DA 11
Digital Distribution Amplifier MJ-DDA 12
Passive Panels
Dual XLR Female Adapter Mono/Stereo SH-2XLRF 13
Dual XLR Male Adapter Mono/Stereo SH-2XLRM 14
Dual XLR Male-Female Panel SH-2XLRMF 15
Single XLR Female Panel SH-1XLRF 16
Single XLR Male Panel SH-1XLRM 17
Single XLR 5-Pin Female Panel SH-1XLRF5PIN 18
Dual XLR Female Panel (Stereo Only)* 19
Dual XLR Male Panel (Stereo Only)* 20
1/4” & Mini TRS Panel
1/4” & Mini TRS Panel
4 Source Switcher Panel SH-4SW* 23
Breakout Adapter ADAPT-BO 24
Breakout Adapter ADAPT-GPI 25
PS-CUBE “DC-Link” Power Inserter PS-CUBE 26
Current consumption for each StudioHub+ active device. Refer to this list
when calculating the total number of devices that can be run together
on any individual power supply.
Part # Description Current
MJ-OUT Analog MatchJack Out (IHF to Pro) 75ma
MJ-IN Analog MatchJack In (Pro to IHF) 35ma
MJ-SPDIFOUT SPDIF OUT (S/PDIF and Optical to AES) 100ma
MJ-SPDIFINSPDIF IN (AES to S/PDIF) 0 (passive)
MJ-AD Digital MatchJack A to D 150ma
MJ-DA Digital MatchJack D to A 150ma
MJ-DDA Digital MatchJack Distribution Amplifier 165ma*
SH-DUALMATCH Dual Match Panel 100ma
SH-HP Headphone Panel 100ma
SH-MIC Mic Pre-Amp Panel 55ma
SH-MIXER 3 Input Stereo Mixer with mix-minus 125ma
SH-AMPSPKR Monitor Amp Panel (w/ Speaker) 1400ma
SH-LEVEL Monitor Panel 145ma
SH-VUV Dual VU Meter Panel 150ma
SH-LCDV LCD Display Panel 75ma
DA6-DC DA Hub (Single) 575ma
SUM4-DC Combiner Hub (Single) 175ma
* Powered via 9v DC (single ended) wall wart
or +/-15vDC StudioHub+ power supply
LEFTRIGHT
+ - G - +
Stand-Alone Versions
Some active StudioHub+ products were
previously available in “Stand-Alone”
versions with barrier strip connectivity for
audio I/O. The following illustrates the
pinout for this barrier strip.
Many StudioHub+ devices are active and are powered by +/- 15vDC. Power can be supplied via the StudioHub+ “DC-Link”
system that uses CAT-5 pair #4 (White/Brown) for power, or power can be supplied via a separate power supply.
See the current consumption chart to determine how many devices can be powered with different systems.
I - Po wering v ia PS-Cube (for up to 4 devices)
PS-Cube
5-pin MTA & 3-pin MTE
power connectors (in parallel)
From 4 separate
udio sends or feed
1 Amp
Power a PS-CUBE from a
Radio Systems Console
se cable # 16998(6') / 15884(1')
(3-pin MTA to 3-pin MTE)
Power a PS-CUBE from a
RS Console Power Supply
(16-pin MR-16 to 5-pin MTA)
1 Amp
Use cable # 16600
3 Amps
Power a PS-CUBE from a
PS-EXTU Power Supply
(the cable is included)
(4-pin MR-4 to 5-pin MTA)
Headphone amps link
together for audio & DC
SH-MIC
MatchJack
D to A
Converter
400 ma
Power a PS-CUBE from a
PS-WWUCUBE Power Supply
(the captive cable is included)
(captive to 3-pin MTE)
200 ma
Power a PS-CUBE from a
PS-WWCUBE Power Supply
(the captive cable is included)
(captive to 3-pin MTE)
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s
s
PoweraPS-CUBEfroma
RadioSystemsConsole
secable#16998(6') /15884(1')
(3-pinMTAto3-pinMTE)
PoweraPS-CUBEfroma
RSConsolePowerSupply
Usecable#16600
(16-pinMR-16to5-pinMTA)
PoweraPS-CUBEfroma
PS-EXTUPowerSupply
(thecableisincluded)
(4-pinMR-4to5-pinMTA)
PoweraPS-CUBEfroma
PS-WWCUBEPowerSupply
(thecaptivecableisincluded)
(captiveto3-pinMTE)
PoweraPS-CUBE fromaPS-WWUCUBEPowerSupply
(thecaptivecableisincluded)
(captiveto3-pinMTE)
II - Powering Via a Hub (for up to 16 devices)
SH-HP
SH-HP
Headphone amps link
together for audio & DC
Revised 4-21-10
PS-EXTU
3 amp bi-polar
15vDC power supply
Use any Hub in which the model number ends in “DC”
(HUB18-DC or HUB36-DC or HUB8-DC or HUB16-DC
III - Powering via a “Wall Wart” o r Desk-Top Power Supply
ower an individual MatchJack or Panel
from a PSWW-SH Power Supply
(the captive 3-pin to MTA cable
from a PSWWU-SH Power Supply
(the captive 3-pin to MTA cable
is included)
Power multiple Panels
is included)
SH-HP
SH-MIC
NOTE – All power supplies shown are Universal Voltage
switching supplies and accept from 100 to 240VAC input
power EXCEPT the “non Universal Wall-Wart”
PS-WWCUBE and PS-WWSH supplies
which are 110VAC input power only.
SH-HP
MatchJack
D to A
Converter
SH-HP
MatchJack
SH-HP
Headphone amps link together for audio & DC.
Power up to 4 headphone amps from one PS-WWU
and up to 2 headphone amps from 1 PSWW
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Revised 4-21-10
JU1
Install to connect shield ground
to power ground
Install to connect external power
to light mic boom LED (5-15VDC)
via pins 3 & 4 on barrier
strip connector
JU3
Install to connect external power
to light mic boom LED (15VDC)
via pin 8 of RJ-45 when connected
to a standard StudioHub+ powered
Cube or Hub.
NOTE: Unused StudioHub+ RJ-45 pin 5 (CAT-5 wht/blu wire) is
connected to light mic boom LED when connected to ground
(DC voltage must be provided either via barrier strip pin 4 or
StudioHub+ pin 8. Program JU3 accordingly).
Gnd
+5-15VDC
(Mating 5-pin male in-line male
Gnd
Pull-to-Gnd to
light LED
5-Pin XLR
XLR connector included)
Created 2-05-14
JU4
Install to connect XLR pins to
XLR chassis ground
JU1, JU2
Install both jumpers to apply left
and right mic audio in parallel on
RJ-45 connector (StudioHub+
standard pins 1 & 2 for left, and
pins 3 & 6 for right). Remove both
jumpers to apply mic audio to left
channel only.
The SH-4SHSS is an active
device and must be
powered via +/- 15VDC.
Power flows via StudioHub+
“DC-Link” if connected to any
Cat-5 cable with +/- 15VDC
active on Pins 7&8. Or, utilize
optional power supply is
part # PS-WWUSH.
Input selects will be
maintained in the event
of a power failure.
Input select switches may
be remote controlled via pins
on connector J4.
The unit is fully bidirectional
and may switch
4 inputs to 1 output or
1 input to 4 outputs
This circuit board is packaged
alone for single 1x4 use, or up to
4 maybe interconnected for up
to a 1x16 switching application.
I/O BI/O AI/O 4
(I/O A & I/O B are in parallel)
J3
JU2
PWR
J8
JU1
1234G
LOGIC OUTPUT
JU6JU5JU4JU5
1234
Special Purpose Logic Output J8
(Special PROM required)
1 +5VDC
2 NC
4 Pull to Ground #2
5 GND
3 Pull to Ground #1
I/O 3I/O 2I/O 1
JU7
PGM
ONLY
J5
J6
Daisy
Chain
Part #
Revised 07-22-15
(Note - There are older versions of this product.
See www.studiohub.com/legacyproducts)
J5 – Programing
(Note- power must be cycled for mode change)
JU12JU11 JU10JU9JU8
J7
1234G
Install C for
momentary
operation
(default)
a b c
Supports
1 SH-4SHSS
board
a b c
4 switches
total
Supports
2 SH-4SHSS
a b ca b ca b c
8 switches
Shielding Jumpers:
boards
total
Remove C for
holding
operation
a b c
Supports
3 SH-4SHSS
boards
12 switches
total
Supports
4 SH-4SHSS
boards
16 switches
total
JU1 – insert to connect power ground to chassis ground
JU2 – insert to connect power ground to shield
Mono/Stereo Jumpers JU5-JU12:
Stereo
To make inputs stereo set
both jumpers to upper position
Radio Systems, Inc., warrants this equipment to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of one (1) year.
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