Specifications
Operating Manual - TM-335 Public Address Mixer/Amplier
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Typical Application
In this example, a dynamic microphone is connected to MIC 1, a stereo tv output is wired to
channel 2, and a CD player or satellite receiver is connected to channel 3 using the RCA inputs. A
telephone system paging output is connected to the telephone input. Signal present on either MIC 1
or on the telephone input will duck, or temporarily lower the volume, of both the TV and CD/Satel-
lite inputs. The amount of ducking is determined separately by the rear panel ducking depth controls
for telephone and MIC 1 inputs. Turning the ducking depth controls clockwise increases the amount
of ducking on channels 2 and 3 when that input is active.
Loudspeaker(s) are wired to either the 4Ω, 8Ω, 25V, or 70V output terminals. Make certain to
use only one type of speaker output, and to connect a total speaker impedance that is the same or
higher than the rated output impedance for the terminal used.