Samson ZM125 User manual

PRO
PRODUCT SPECIFICATION SHEET
MIXERS
TYPE:
ZONE
MIXER/AMP
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
ZM125 ZONE MIXER
SERIES CATEGORY
ZONE MIXER/AMPLIFIER MIXERS
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The ZM125 mixer provides an ideal solution for
small to medium size commercial sound system
installations. The ZM125 features a built-in
constant voltage power amplifi er capable of
running at 25, 70 or 100 volts, or at 4 ohms.
The ZM125 provides 125 watts of clean power.
Six input channels with individual level controls
are provided, so connecting sound sources is
simple thanks to the available XLR, 1/4-inch and
RCA connectors. In addition, the ZM125 features
fi ve selectable speaker zone outputs.
The ZM125 is ideal for distributing music and
announcements throughout different rooms and the
dedicated paging microphone input allows you to
setup a distant paging station (for a hostess in the
restaurant, for example). There’s even an on-board
chime with four selectable tones to alert the
listeners of an upcoming page.
For businesses that want to improve their customers’
telephone experience, a MOH (Music On Hold)
facility is also included. When interfaced with
a business telecom system, music or valuable
pre-recorded announcements are heard while
customers are on hold.
To control the overall tonal response of the sound
system, the ZM125 employs a seven-band graphic
equalizer. A master level control and fi ve-segment
level meters allow you to set a clean signal at the
correct volume. For added fl exibility you can add
the optional Samson TCM-3 sound module with FM
tuner and CD player that can play MP3 recordings.
The ZM125 can stand table-top or be mounted in
a standard 19-inch equipment rack using the included
rackmount ears. The sleek black fi nish matches just
about any décor, plus the steel chassis adds to its
durability and reliability. Perfect for schools, restaurants,
offi ce buildings, small factories, or just about any place
high quality, distributed audio is needed, the ZM125
offers excellent sound and great value.
FEATURES
>
Six mic/line inputs on 1/4-inch XLR and RCA connectors
> 125 watt power amplifi er
> A built-in seven-band graphic equalizer
> Intelligent, three layer priority muting system
> Remote microphone connection
> Built-in announcement chime with four selectable tones
> M.O.H. (Music On Hold) input and output
>
Telephone paging input on a Euroblock terminal allows you
to interface your PBX system for handset paging
>
Phantom power on Mic channels 1 and 2
>
Advanced amplifi er protection
>
LINK and preamp terminals
>
Table-top or standard 19-inch rackmount installation
> Expansion bay for optional TCM-3 music source module
> Extended three-year warranty
©2008 Samson v1.0 3/08

ZM125
ARCHITECT’S & ENGINEER’S SPECIFICATIONS
The Samson ZM125 shall be a 2 space rackmount or
table-top zone mixer. It shall deliver 125 watts into 4 ohms
or it shall be used for 25, 70, or 100 volt operation utilizing
internal output transformers. It shall have XLR balanced
inputs ch 1,2,3 and 4, 1/4” and RCA on 5 and 6 all with
rear panel gain controls. Ch 1 and 2 shall have phantom
power and priority switching. It shall have a remote mic input
with gain control and be on a Euroblock connector. It shall
have an anouncement chime with gain control. The ZM125
shall have music on hold with gain control for an internal
(with optional music module) or external music source on
Euroblock connector. It shall have a telephone/paging output
on Euroblock connectors. It shall have a 4 ohm output on
a Euroblock connector and have 25V, 70V, and 100V taps
for constant voltage intergration. The ZM125 shall have front
panel controls for input level on ch 1 through 6, master level,
chime, output selection 1 through 5 or all, and 7 bands of
equalization. It shall have a front panel power switch with
power LED. It shall have 6 LED indicators for -20dB, -10,
-4, 0, +3 and protect, on the front panel. The XM125
shall get its power from standard IEC power cable for
115 volt operation. The ZM125 shall carry a 3 year
extended warranty.
XM125 SPECIFICATIONS
Input Sensitivity
Balanced Mic Channels..............................................-50dBV ± 3dB
Balanced Line Channels.............................................-22dBV ± 3dB
Balanced Remote Mic Station....................................-50dBV ± 3dB
Balanced Telephone Paging........................................-21dBV ± 3dB
Unbalanced Link-In....................................................-17dBV ± 3dB
Unbalanced Amp-In......................................................0dBV ± 3dB
Frequency Response
at 1 watt from speaker out tap 100Hz~10kHz............+1.5dB / -3dB
Grphic Equalizer
125Hz, 250Hz, 500Hz, 1kHz, 2kHz, 4kHz, 8kHz.................±12dB
Amplifier
S/N Ratio at rated power......................................Better than 90dB
Crosstalk at all controls maximum............................-70dB at 1kHz
Rated output power at THD 0.36%..................................120 Watts
THD at 1kHz rated power...........................................less than .5%
Power Bandwidth from speaker tap....80Hz~15kHz with <0.5%THD
DC output Offset...................................................Less than ±3mV
Operation Temp/Humidity at non-condensing..34°~104°F (0°~40°C)
at 95% Humidity
Phantom Power....................................................................15VDC
Output Voltage and Impedance
4ohms....................................................................................22V
25V..................................................................................5.2ohms
70V...................................................................................41ohms
100V.................................................................................83ohms
Construction
Cooling..............................................................Convection Cooled
Dims (W/H/D)........16.5 x 3.5 x 13.5 / 420mm x 88mm x 343mm
Net Weight...........................................................21.5lbs. (9.76kg)
PRODUCT SPECIFICATION SHEET
SERIES DESCRIP TION CATEGORY
ZONE AMPLIFIER ZONE MIXER/AMPLIFIER ZONE MIXER
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