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m=l TETER BRIDGC Reference Manual[...]
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EEI'RM=| Reference Manual @ 1993 Alesis Corooration[...]
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'.ABLE OF GONIENJS CHAPPJEP. I t INIP,ODUGIION 1.0 ABOUTTHERMB........... ..............1 1.1 ABOUTTTTTS MANUAL..................... ..........,.....2 1.2 OVERVIEWOF MAIN FI.JNCTIONS 2.3 MOUNTING TO THE BRC CHAPPIEP, 3c BAEIG OPERAIION 3.0 POWERING-UP[...]
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CHAPJER l s ftttRODUCJtOrt I.O ABOUI rHE F/NB Congratulations! You,ve just purchased an invaluable addition to the BRC/ADAT system. The RMB Remote Meter Bridge is designed_to_give you instant level information by providing 15_ se€ment LED bargraph meters for up to gZ aOaf tracks. In- addition, LED indicators are provided for displaying the record[...]
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I.I ABOUI IHT9 MANUAL This manual is designed to give you a basic overview of the RMB's sehrp and operation. For more information on digital recording, see Appendix 1 in the ADAT manual. Appendix 2 in the ADAT manual is a glossary of digital recording terms that may be helpful as you read this manual. In this manual, buttons and LEDs are spell[...]
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CHAPIER 2s HOOKUP 2.O POWER The RMB works with any AC voltage from 90 to 250 volts, 50 to 60 Hz. This eliminates the need for transformers or voltage switches. The RMB comes with a line cord for the destination to whidr the RMB is shipped. The RMB's IEC-spec AC cord (do not substitute any other AC cord) is designed for connection to an outlet [...]
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2. Connect one end of the cable labeled 'Z' to the Meter Bridge Out connector of the second ADAT (tracks 9-15), and connect the other end to the Tracks 9-15 connector on the RMB; 3. Connect one end of the cable labeled "3" to the Meter Bridge Out connector of the third ADAT (tracks 17-24), and connect the other end to the Tracks[...]
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2.2 R,AGK-MOUNTINE The two end blocks on either end of the RMB may be removed, if you wish to rack-mount the unit using the rack ears induded with the RMB. The figure below indicates the rack ears' locations and the screws that mount the end blocks. Fizure 2 2.3 INOUNJ|/NE JO THE BRC g UseONLYthe 1" hex screws t to attach the end blocks N[...]
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Place the attachment bar on the bottom of the RMB, with its arms extending towards you. Fasten the attachment bar to the RMB using the three soews rernoved in step L and the washers provided. Match up the two holes in the side of the attachment bar with the threaded holes in the side of the RMB. Attach the RMB/bar assembly to the BRC by inserting o[...]
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4. Place the back legs against the side of the BRC as shown, lining up the holes in the legs with the hole in the attachment bar and the threaded hole in the BRC. Insert one of the remaining two screws with washers into the second hole and tighten securely. Repeat for the other side of the BRC.[...]
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GHAPIER 3g BASI9 OPER.A7|ON 3.O POWERIN@-UP Normally, the RMB does not need to be powered up in any order with respect to the ADATs and the BRC for it to work properly. The power switch may be found on the left side of the back of the RMB. When the RMB is powered up, a welcome message is displayed in the bargraph indicators with the "Alesis&qu[...]
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The PEAK MODE LEDs, located directly above the PEAK MODE button, indicate the currently selected mode. Here are descriptions of the three Peak Modes: o Momentary: Each track's peak LED indicator will remain lit for about two seconds. The MOMENTARY LED will be lit to indicate this mode has been selected. . Continuous: Each track's peak LED[...]
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CTIAPTER 4s APPENDTCES 4.O APPENDTX lc SPECIIIGAITONS Number of Track Indicators: Front Panel Controls and Indicators: Rear Panel Controls and Connectors: Power Requirements: Dimensions(HxWxD): Weight: Shipping Weight: Accessories Induded: Optional Accessories: 32 32 drannels of 1S-segment LED bargraph indicators; 32 pairs of LED indicators for tra[...]
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4.1 APPENDIX 2: TUATNITENANGE/SERYTGE TNFOR.TUATION 4.1A Cleaning Disconnect the AC cord, then use a damp cloth to dean the RMB's metal and plastic surfaces. Do not use solvents or harsh abrasives that mav harm the surfaces. 4.18 Maintenance Here are some tips for preventive maintenance: o Periodically check the AC cord for signs of fraying or[...]
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,NSIRUGI/,ONS JO f']E USEN, This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a dass B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency e[...]
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ALESIS L'MIIED u'.AN.R.ANJY ALESIS CORPORATION ("ALESIS"I worronls this product fir be free of defects in moteriol ondworkmonshipforoperiodof I yeorfromtheddteof originol retoil purchose.This worronv is enforceoble only by the oriqinol retoil purchoser. To be protected by this w'orronty, the-purchoser must complete ond r[...]