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Shure Dispatcher 520SL User manual

222 HARTREY AVE.. EVANSTON,
I
L. 60204
U.S
A.
DATA
MODELS
SHEET
520SL AND 520SLB
@
AREA
~0~~312/32a-9000.
CABLE
SHUREMICRO
"DISPATCHER"
CONTROLLED MAGNETIC MICROPHONES
GENERAL
Models 520SL and 520SLB are integral assemblies
of a microphone, a grip-to-talk, slide-to-lock switch,
and a desk stand, with a high quality, shielded, detach-
able cable. The microphones are Controlled Magnetic
units with a frequency response of 200 to 5,000 Hz and
an omnidirectional pickup pattern.
The long-life grip-to-talk switch controls both the
microphone circuit and an external relay or control
circuit. The switch will withstand the rigorous field
requirements of paging and dispatching systems. It has
a large, comfortable grip bar which minimizes hand
and finger fatigue. After the bar is pressed, a positive
downward pressure locks the switch. The switch can-
not be accidentally locked, and the unit can be picked
up without actuating the switch.
APPLICATION
Models 520SL and 520SLB are very suitable for fixed
station use in police, fire, utility, forestry and trans-
portation services, for paging and dispatching systems,
for radio telephone and amateur use, and for similar
applications.
Model 520SL is
a
high-impedance microphone with
a high output level, making it suitable for public
address amplifier installations where a cable length
of 15.2m (50 ft) or less is needed.
Model 520SLB is a low-impedance microphone (150-
250 ohms) and is recommended where long cable
lengths are required.
Models 520SL and Model 520SLB are both suited
for use wjth transistor or vacuum tube amplifiers:
Model 520SL for amplifiers with high-impedance in-
puts, Model 520SLB for amplifiers with low-impedance
inputs.
INSTALLATION
Models 520SL and 520SLB are supplied with the mi-
crophone and switch assembly separate from the base
and cable. To assemble the unit, proceed as follows:
1.
Place the microphone and switch assembly in
the recess at the top of the base. Fasten the
switch to the base with the special attachment
screw supplied. Use a large screwdriver or coin
to tighten the screw firmly.
2. Insert the cable connector plug into the recep-
tacle in the base of the switch. Tighten the
locking ring securely.
3. Place the cable in the groove in the bottom rear
of the base. Clamp the cable to the base by
means of the clamping plate and two machine
screws supplied.
CONNECTIONS
The internal connections of Models 520SL and
520SLB are shown in Figure 1.
SWITCH AMRIENOL TYPE CABLE
CARTRINE CoNNECmffi SHELD CONNECTED
TO
WG
SCREWSHELL
IN
PUGTHROUGH
MODEL
520SL
MIR(EN0L TYPE
CARTRlMiE CONKCTORS CABLE
I
RED
I
SHIELD CONNECTED TO
PLUG SKLL THRCUW
SCREW IN PLUG
MODEL
520SLB
INTERNAL
CONNECTIONS
FIGURE
1
Model
520SL
is a high-impedance microphone with
a 2.lm
(7
ft) two-conductor shielded cable and a
single-pole double-throw switch to control the micro-
phone circuit and an external relay or control circuit.
The WHITE cable lead is the "hot" conductor for
connection to the microphone circuit; the shield is
Copyright
1975,
Shure
Brothers Inc.
27A53
(01)
(OVER)
Printed
in
U.S.A.
connected to the amplifier or chassis ground. The
BLACK cable lead controls the external relay circuit.
Model 520SL can be used with any amplifier having
an input impedance of 100,000 ohms or more. If both
the microphone circuit and the relay circuit are to be
extended, a two-conductor shielded cable should be
used. If the relay circuit is not used, pins 1 and 2 of
the cable connector should be shorted together and
a single-conductor shielded cable can be used to
extend only the microphone circuit. Cable lengths
over 15.2m (50 ft) are not recommended.
Model 520SLB is a low-impedance microphone with
a 2.lm (7 ft) four-conductor, two conductors shielded,
cable and a double-pole single-throw switch to control
the microphone circuit and an external relay or control
circuit. The WHITE and GREEN cable !eads are the
"hot" conductors for balanced-line connections to the
microphone circuit; the shield is connected to the
amplifier or chassis ground. The RED and BLACK
leads control the external relay circuit.
Model 520SLB is recommended for use where long
cable lengths are required or under conditions where
severe hum pickup may exist. Model 520SLB can be
connected directly to the input of a low-impedance
amplifier. If both the microphone circuit and the relay
circuit are to be extended, a four-conductor cable
should be used with two shielded conductors for the
microphone circuit. If the relay circuit is not used, a
two-conductor shielded cable can be used to extend
only the microphone circuit. Shure Model A95 Series
Line Matching Transformers can be used for coupling
the 520SLB to the input of a high-impedance amplifier.
These transformers provide a proper impedance match
between a low-impedance microphone line and a
high-impedance input and are avgilable with various
input and output connectors.
OPERATION
The microphones are supplied with the switch
operating as a momentary-contact, grip-to-talk type.
The switch may be converted to a slide-to-lock type
by loosening the 5-40 Phillips head screw located
directly below the switch bar. Rotate the stop plate
(see Figure 3) 180" and retighten the screw. The
switch can then be used as a momentary-contact type
or locked in the On position. To lock, grasp the switch
and simultaneously apply force downward with the
index finger until the switch bar slides and is locked
in position. To unlock, slide the bar upward.
SPECIFICATIONS
TYpe
Controlled Magnetic
Frequency Response
200 to 5,000 Hz (see Figure
2)
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50
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20.000
FREWENCY
IN HERTZ
TYPICAL
FREQUENCY
RESPONSE
FIGURE
2
Polar Pattern
Omnidirectional
Impedance
(at 1,000 Hz)
Model 520SL-Microphone impedance is "High"
Model 52OSLB-Microphone rating impedance is
150 ohms (200 ohms actual)
Load lmpedance Range
MINIMUM
--
RECOMMENDED
Model 520SL
.......
15 kilohms 100 kilohms
......
Model 520SLB 150 ohms 1,000 ohms
Output Level
(at 1,000 Hz) 520SL 52OSLB
Open Circuit Voltage* ....
-
54.5 dB
-
71.5 dB
(1.88 mV) (.265 mV)
...........
Power Level
*
*
-50.5 dB
*O dB
=
1 volt per microbar
**0dB
=
1 milliwatt with 10 microbars
Switch
Built-in grip-to-talk, slide-to-lock switch to control
microphone circuit and external relay or switching
circuit
Cable
Model 520SL-2.1 m (7 ft) two-conductor shielded,
detachable, with Amphenol MC3M type connector
on microphone end
Model 520SLB-2.1 m (7 ft) four-conductor, two con-
ductors shielded, detachable with Amphenol MC4M
type connector on microphone end
Case
Metallic green enamel and satin-chrome plated die
casting
Dimensions
See Figure 3
OVERALL
DIMENSIONS
FIGURE
3
Net Weight
1186 grams (2 Ib
13
oz)
Packaged Weight
1517 grams (3 Ib
5%
oz)
REPLACEMENT PARTS
520SL 520SLB
Cartridge
.................
R5 R5B
Cable
.....................
90A1014 90A1031
Grille Assembly ............ 32A259D 32A259D
Desk Stand Assembly
.......
94C102 94C102
GUARANTEE
This Shure product is guaranteed in normal use to
be free from electrical and mechanical defects for a
period of one year from the date of purchase. Please
retain proof of purchase date. This guarantee includes
all parts and labor.
SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS
Carefully repack the unit and return it prepaid to
the factory. If outside the United States, return the unit
to your dealer or Authorized Shure Service Center for
repair. The unit will be returned to you prepaid.

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