Crown Low Power Transmitters - Crown Broadcast

R (continued)
S
input 1–5, 2–10
output 1–2, 1–5, 1–7, 3–3, 3–7
impedance 1–7
output filter 4–14
tuning 2–7
safety 1–10
satellator
transmitter use 1–6
SCA 1–5
input connection 2–12
sensitivity
monaural 1–10
stereo 1–10
separation
stereo 1–7
stereo generator 5–2
service
warranty 7–3
Service Instructions 7–5
spares kit 7–4
specifications
receiver 1–10
transmitter 1–7
stand-alone
transmitter use 1–4
stereo
separation 1–7, 5–9
stereo generator 1–2, 2–13
adjustments 5–2
board location 4–5
bypassing 2–12
circuit description 4–4
subcarrier 5–10
38–kHz 5–10
suppression
subcarrier 1–8
switches
carrier 3–3, 3–4, 5–5
T
temperature
fault 3–8, 4–9
operating range 1–8, 5–10
PA 3–3, 3–8
test point
voltage 3–8
tests
performance 5–7, 5–10
time-out
program input failure 2–14
transformer 4–14
translator
transmitter use 1–5
V
VCO 4–6
voltage
AC selection 2–2
voltage regulator 3–8
adjustments 5–6
circuit description 4–11
voltage selection 2–2
voltmeter
display 3–8
volts
PA DC 3–3, 3–8
VSWR 1–2, 2–10
W
Warranty 7–3
weight 1–9
wideband 3–5, 5–6
X
XLR connectors 2–11
input gain 3–5, 3–6
power 3–4
receiver 2–8
stereo-mono 3–3, 3–6
SWR 3–7
calibrate 5–5
fault 3–8
SWR fault 4–9
synchronization 4–11
synthesizer. See RF exciter
Index–4
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