
TECHNICAL
DESCRIPTION
The
Mark
VIM
™
Power
Supply
is
a
conventional
linear
DC
power
supply.
A
special
low
flux
density
lineartransformerisused
to
minimize
hum
radiation.
The
transformer
is
a
special
low
profile
design
which
allows
the
Mark
VIII
Power
Supply
to
take
up
only
two
(2)
rack
spaces.
Multiple
isolated
supplies
are
used
to
insure
minimum
loading
interactions.
The
two
regulated
supplies
use
large
filter
capaci¬
tors
and
high
ripple
rejection
linear
regulators.
Overrated
3
amp
devices
and
a
massive
external
aluminum
heatsink
assure
reliable
operation
in
even
the
most
hostile
environments.
To
further
reduce
power
supply
impedance,
all
supplies
have
addi¬
tional
filtering
in
the
console.
The
supply
is
packaged
in
a
rugged
heavy
gauge
steel
chassis
to
provide
years
of
trouble
free
service.
MARK
VIII
™
MIXING
CONSOLE
POWER
SUPPLY
SPECIFICATIONS
LINE
VOLTAGE
100V,
120V,
220V,
240V
AC
50-60
Hz
350
Watts
maximum
OUTPUT
VOLTAGES
+16V
DC
+/-
5%
@
2
amps
maximum
-16V
DC
+/-
5%
@
2
amps
maximum
+32V
DC
Unregulated
@
1.5
amps
maximum
-32V
DC
Unregulated
@
1.5
amps
maximum
+5V
DC
Unregulated
@
4
amps
maximum
PHYSICAL
Overall
Maximum
Dimensions:
3.5"
x
19"
*
12.5"
(88mm
x
482mm
*
317mm)
WEIGHT
25
lbs.
(11.3
Kg)
WARNING:
Do
not
connect
or
disconnect
DC
power
connector
on
either
the
power
supply
or
the
console
with
power
applied.
Always
be
sure
that
AC
power
is
off
and
all
Voltage
Status
lights
are
out
before
connecting
or
disconnecting
DC
power
connector.
Damage
to
the
connectors
or
to
the
console
may
result.
Additionally,
damage
to
equipment
connected
to
the
console
may
occur
due
to
the
uncontrolled
signal
transients
that
may
occur.
EXPOSURE
TO
EXTREMELY
HIGH
NOISELEVCLS
MAY
CAUSE
A
PERMANENT
HEARINO
LOSS.
INCIVIOUALS
VARY
CON&CCRAGLY
INSUSCEPTIBILlTYTONOlSE
INDUCED
HEARING
LOSS.
BUT
NEARLY
EVERYONE
WILL
LOSE
SOME
HEARING
F
EXPOSED
TO
SUFFICIENTLY
INTENSE
NOISEFDH
A
SUFFIC«N1
IIMt
THE
U
S
GOVERNMENT
S
OCCUPATIONAL
SAFETY
AN0
HEALTH
ADMINISTRATION
(0$HA|
HAS
SPECIFIED
THE
FOLLOWING
PERMISSIBLE
NOISE
LEVEL
EXPOSURES:
DURATION
Pen
BAY
IN
HOUHC
SOUND
LEVEL
<t8A.
BLOW
Mt»ONM
t*Pr«B
ACCORDING
TO
OSHA
ANY
EXPOSURE
IN
EXCESS
OF
THE
ABOVE
PERMISSIBLE
LIMITS
COULD
RESULT
IN
SOME
HEARING
LOSS
FAR
PLUGS
OR
PROTECTORS
IN
"HE
EAR
CANALS
OP
OVER
THE
EARS
MUST
BE
WORN
WHEN
OPERATING
THIS
AUPLI
FI
CAT
lON
SYSTEM
INCROEP
TO
PREVENT
A
PFRUAMENT
HEARING
I
OSS
IF
EXPOSLHE
IS
IN
EXCESS
OF
THE
LIMITS
AS
SET
FORTH
ABOVE.
TO
NSURE
AGAINST
POTENTIALLY
DANGEROUS
EXPOSURE
TO
HK3H
SOUND
PRESSURE
LEVELS.
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IS
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2.
Ail
safety
and
operating
instructions
anouc
oe
retained
tor
tuture
rgterenos.
3.
Ooeyall
cautions
in
the
operoting
in8tructionoan«3onthe
Dac*
ot
me
unit.
4.
All
operating
instructionaahouid
fcofcllowod.
5
This
product
should
rot
be
usee
near
water,
i.e.
a
bath¬
tub.
sink,
swimming
pool,
wet
basement
etc
6
This
product
snouic
be
located
so
that
its
position
dots
not
mterieie
win
is
proper
ventilation,
it
shcuid
not
oe
placed
flat
agamsia
wall
or
placed
ina
bullionenclosure
that
will
vnpedo
the
llow
of
cooling
air
7.
This
produci
should
roi
be
placed
rear
a
source
oi
beat
such
as
a
stove,
radiator
or
anothe'
heal
produong
amplifier
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PR
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MAY
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INPUT
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marked
diittre*
unit
acSacent
10
the
power
supply
cord.
9.
Ne/er
oreakofl
thegroondpinon
the
power
supply
cord
For
more
iriformaion
on
giounong
write
for
our
tree
booklet
'Shock
Ffazardand
Grounding'
10.
Power
supply
cords
should
olwoys
bchandlod
carefully
Never
wait
or
place
eguiprrent
on
power
supply
cords
Periodically
check
ccfcsforcuts
cc
signs
of
stress.
espe¬
cially
at
the
piio
and
the
pont
where
the
cord
exits
the
unit.
it.
The
power
supply
cord
should
oe
unpegged
wnentne
unit
s
to
be
unused
for
long
perods
of
time.
12
.
irihisproductlstobemountedinoncouipmentrook,
'ear
support
should
be
provided.
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6
.NEVI«^^^*HO
aned
%Mi'6
damp
rag
nyl
covering
usea
or
some
units
can
oe
cleaned
with
adamp
rag.
or
an
ammonia
based
household
cleaner
if
necessary
14.
Cere
should
be
taken
so
tnat
objects
oo
not
fail
and
liquids
8re
not
spilled
mto
the
umtthrough
tne
vent
lation
hdes
or
any
other
openings.
15.
This
unit
should
oecnected
by
a
Gualifiecseivice
techni¬
cian
if:
A
The
power
supply
cord
or
plug
has
been
damaged
B
Anything
has
fallen
cr
bean
spilled
into
the
uml
C.
The
unit
does
not
operate
correctly
D.
The
unit
has
beenckcppedor
thccnelosurcdamogcd
16.
Tho
usorshould
not
loaiten’ctloservicelhisoquipmeni
All
service
work
should
bo
<tonc
by
a
qualified
service
IcchnxiiBn.