Transmitter Connector Wiring - Zeck Audio d.a.i.sy VR 6 Bedienungsanleitung

7. Transmitter connector wiring

Balanced microphones with male XLR connector
3
1 2
Microphones that are wired following this standard
configuration can be directly connected to the
d.a.i.sy transmitter.
Electric guitar/bass adapter cable (phone plug to
male XLR plug)
3
2
1
Instruments require a special adapter cable where
pin 1 of the transmitter must always remain unconnec-
ted. This cable is also available from Zeck (DSGK).
Lavalier condenser microphone with line power
supply (male XLR plug)
15 kohms
15 kOhm
3
1
2
22µF/35 V
Lavalier condenser microphones need an external
supply voltage which is provided through pin 1 of
the d.a.i.sy transmitter. For line power supply, this
voltage has to be superimposed to the audio signal
at pin 3 through a 15 kohms series resistor. If small
components are used (metal film resistor + tantalum
capacitor), both can be soldered directly into the
XLR plug.
Zeck DSLM / DSLMB lavalier microphone
+ DSHS headset
yellow
gelb
3
1 2
22µF/35 V
red rot
Some lavalier microphones have a separate termi-
nal for supply voltage, e.g. the Zeck DSLM. In this
case, the supply voltage terminal is directly connec-
ted to pin 1. The small capacitor, which prevents
parasitic oscillation, can be directly soldered into
the XLR plug.
1 = Ground
1 = Masse
2 = Hot (Signal +)
2 = Signal –
3 = Cold (Signal -)
3 = Signal +
Audio signal + supply voltage
Signal + Versorgungs-
spannung
MICROPHONE
M i k r o f o n
Ground
Masse
1 = Supply voltage
1 = Versorgungsspannung
2 = Ground / shield
2 = Abschirmung / Masse
3 = Audio signal
3 = Signal
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