Using IP-223 to interface intercom
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Using IP-223 to interface intercom
Has anybody interfaced an IP-223 to an amp, like an input to be able to use it on a programmed csoft console to control an intercom? I tried connecting to an input on a pa amp but got nothing, I didn't know if it had the correct voltage needed. Any help would be awesome. Oh yeah an update to some earlier posts, I have interfaced the Quantar repeaters, diu's, and ip-223'. Everything is working good. Oh yeah I did have another question has anybody had any experience with paralleling an ip-223 with an existing console wired to an mc 2000? I tried, I could receive , displaying on the csoft console, but not transmit back.
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Re: Using IP-223 to interface intercom
I believe the issue is the low line levels available from a console. Consider using an amp for which "input modules" are available, such as the Bogen Power Vector series. Then run your IP233 audio to a "line input" module. Set the IP to generate 0 dBm for a 1kHz 90% full deviation test tone and then play with the gain settings on the input module.
We do something like this to port Zetron M26/M6 Station Alerting System audio to a Bogen-driven house PA system in fire stations. Takes a bit of playing around, but it works.
We do something like this to port Zetron M26/M6 Station Alerting System audio to a Bogen-driven house PA system in fire stations. Takes a bit of playing around, but it works.