SHORTI Chassis
with 3-Pin. (WEP-262-SHSN)
Patchbays
with sleeve-normalling jacks are more essential these days, due
to increased use of condenser microphones (which require a constant
power supply). These microphones receive their required DC Power
supply through the balanced audio signal lines and the ground
line of the microphone cord. Voltage is applied to both the hot(+)
and cold(-) wires, and is returned to the power supply by the
shield (ground) wire. This method of supplying power to a microphone
is known as phantom power
In a typical
normalled patchbay, only Tip and Ring normals are needed for a
normal path (see p. 6), and the sleeves are either bussed or ignored.
When making a connection requiring phantom power through a normalled
patchbay, you need to provide that channel with a discrete, normalled
ground path as well. During unpatched operation, you have to normal
the sleeve of the source to the sleeve of the destination jack
to maintain a complete power circuit, since the sleeve returns
the DC voltage to the power supply. When patched, all three normal
contacts must be broken to avoid directing that channel’s
phantom power to multiple sources.
2x24x2RU (WQP-01SN-E-C-24-N-2)
Sleeve-Normalling Punchdown Unit self-contained to QCP Punchdown.
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SHORTI
(3-Pin) highlights
2x26x2RU
to 3-Pin EDAC connectors with Tip, Ring, Sleeve and Tip normal,
Ring normal, and Sleeve normal brought out.
Supplied
with mating connectors and pins and prewired sleeve- normalling
jumpers.
Other
options include wiring the normals internally at the jacks and bringing
Tip, Ring, and Sleeve only out to either punchdown or multi-pin
connectors. Call for details.
Sleeve-normalling
Punchdown highlights
Available
in either 2x24 or 2x26 wired to ADC QCP punchdown backplates with
4-foot harness.
Other
options include wiring the normals internally at the jacks and bringing
Tip, Ring, and Sleeve only out to either punchdown or multi-pin
connectors. Call for details.
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