Manual - TRS-RenTelco

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Input modules 1 2 3 # Description Installing input modules 1 Turn the power off on the recorder. 2 Position the recorder on its back with the touch-screen facing up. 3 Insert the input module into an empty module slot. Ensure the module slot guides are aligned with the corresponding slots in the recorder. Slide the module fully into the recorder. 4 Use the thumbscrews to lock the two knobs on the input module. Turn the left knob clockwise and the right knob counter clockwise. 5 Turn the recorder power on. Locking knobs The locking knobs are used to fasten the module into the recorder. Slot guides The slot guides are used to align the module and guide it into position in the recorder. Connector The connector is used to electronically connect the module to the recorder. Removing input modules 1 Turn the power off on the recorder. 2 Position the recorder on its back with the touch-screen facing up. 24 TMX Operations <strong>Manual</strong>
Input modules 3 Use the thumbscrews to unlock the two knobs on the input module you want to remove. Turn the left knob counter clockwise and the right knob clockwise. 4 Grasp the two knobs and slide the input module out of the recorder. UNIV-6 - Universal voltage module with DC bridge # Description 1 Differential / DC bridge input 2 Single ended input 1 2 Warning: You must only use one physical connection per channel at a time. Use either the 4-pin connector or the banana jack inputs. UNIV-6 Single ended inputs Use the following diagram to connect to the single ended inputs. 1 2 TMX Operations <strong>Manual</strong> 25
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Specifications Sample Rate 800 KHz
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