Bose FreeSpace 8 Instructions de montage

Bose

FreeSpace

System Controller

Installer’s Guide

Installationsvejledning

Installateur-Anleitung

Guía de Instalación

Notice d’installation

Guida all’installazione

Handleiding voor de installateur

Monteringsanvisninga

May 7, 2002

AM177675-2_04_V.pdf

Bose Corporation

English

1.0 Safety Information

WARNING

To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this system to rain or moisture.

CAUTION

To reduce the risk of electrical shock, do not remove the cover of the FreeSpace®system

controller (Model 8/32). There are no user-serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to

qualified personnel. The CAUTION marks described here appear on the top of the

controller.

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, alerts

the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the system

enclosure. This voltage may be sufficient to constitute a risk of electrical shock.

The exclamation point, within an equilateral triangle, alerts the user to the

presence of important operating instructions in this guide.

WARNING

The Bose®FreeSpace system controller (Model 8/32) is an electrical appliance. There are no

user-serviceable parts inside. As with all electrical appliances, dangerous electrical shock

may result if repair is attempted by unqualified personnel. Service and the installation of any

optional electronics should always be performed by Bose-authorized personnel.

RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK—DO NOT OPEN

TO PREVENT ELECTRICAL SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE

COVER. NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.

REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL.

TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT

EXPOSE THIS UNIT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

CAUTION

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1.0 Safety Information

Please read this safety information before installing, connecting, or operating the Bose®

FreeSpace®system controller (Model 8/32).

1.1 Read the instructions – Read and keep all safety and operating instructions.

1.2 Follow cautions – For safety, follow all cautions and warnings in this guide and on

the system controller.

1.3 Avoid moisture – Do not install the controller near water or excessive humidity. Do

not install near swimming pools, spas, dish washing or laundry equipment, or in

other excessively humid environments.

1.4 Avoid heat – Do not install the controller near excessive heat sources, such as

radiators, ranges, grills, fryers, stoves, or other appliances.

1.5 Protect cables – Put cables where they won’t be pinched or cut by heavy or sharp

objects.

1.6 Connect the power cord properly – Make sure the controller is properly grounded.

If the power cord includes a ground pin, it should be connected to the ground on the

power outlet.

1.7 Disconnect for service – To reduce the risk of electric shock, disconnect the power

cord before replacing the fuse or when changing the voltage selection. The power

cord must remain disconnected until the fuse holder/voltage selector assembly is

replaced.

1.8 Ventilate equipment racks – If mounting the controller in a rack with heat-produc-

ing electronic equipment, vent the rear of the rack to prevent overheating the

controller.

1.9 If damage occurs – Obtain service from qualified service personnel under the

following conditions:

A. Water or other liquid spills into the controller;

B. If the controller is exposed to rain or water;

C. If the controller does not operate normally, even though you have followed the

instructions in this guide;

D. If the controller exhibits a distinct change in performance.

1.10 Safety check – After service or repairs, ask the service technician to perform safety

checks. This includes properly connecting the safety ground wire to the power

mains connector.

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Contents

1.0 Safety Information ................................................................................................ 2

2.0 Introduction .......................................................................................................... 5

2.1 Unpacking the controller .............................................................................. 5

2.2 Controller features ........................................................................................ 6

3.0 Configurations ...................................................................................................... 7

3.1 Sample configuration ................................................................................... 7

3.2 Signal processing ......................................................................................... 8

4.0 Installation ............................................................................................................ 9

4.1 Electrical connections .................................................................................. 9

4.2 Mechanical installation ............................................................................... 11

Appendix A: Controller Specifications ....................................................................... 12

A.1 Electrical specifications and controls ........................................................ 12

A.2 Mechanical specifications .......................................................................... 13

Appendix B: Safety Requirements ............................................................................. 14

B.1 Safety agency listings.................................................................................. 14

B.2 Fire protective signaling .............................................................................. 14

Appendix C: Warranty And Service ............................................................................ 15

C.1 Warranty period .......................................................................................... 15

C.2 Service ........................................................................................................ 15

C.3 Contacting Bose®............................................................... inside back cover

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2.0 Introduction

The Bose®FreeSpace®system controller (Model 8/32) works with Bose FreeSpace Model

8, Model 25, Model 32, and the Bose 102®loudspeakers to provide a highly flexible, multi-

zone music and paging system. It features three source channels (two music, one paging)

with Bose active equalization. Bose Opti-voice®circuitry gradually mutes music before

paging, then returns music volume to the previous level. Both output channels provide

equalized and unequalized output to simultaneously power the FreeSpace Model 8 and

Model 32, Model 25, or Bose 102 loudspeakers, or another system, like the Bose

FreeSpace®business music system.

All Bose FreeSpace Model 8, Model 32, Model 25, and Bose 102 loudspeakers, except

the 4ΩModel 32 and the 4ΩModel 25, require a Bose approved equalizer, such as this

controller. Using the loudspeakers without an approved equalizer causes inferior acoustic

performance and may damage the loudspeakers. This controller is the only equalizer

approved for use with the FreeSpace Model 8 or Model 32 loudspeakers in fire protective

signaling and warning systems (see Section B.2, “Fire protective signaling”).

2.1 Unpacking the controller

Carefully unpack the controller (Figure 1). Save the carton and packaging. If the controller

appears damaged, do not try to use it. Return it to its original carton and immediately

notify the Bose Service Department or your authorized Bose Professional Products dealer.

Figure 1

Unpack the FreeSpace system

controller.

FreeSpace system

controller

Power cord

Quick connect

terminal blocks

(10)

FREESPACE

SYSTEM CONTROLLER

OFF

POWER PAGE

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INPUT

CH A CH B PAGE

GAIN

300mV 2V300mV 2V LINE MIKE

CHA

BASS CUT

CUT NORMAL CUT NORMAL

CH B

PAGE

LEVEL

OPTI-VOICE

OUTPUT

LINE

OFF

CH A

OFF

CH B

PAGE PAGE

MODEL 32

CH A

OFF

CH B

PAGE

MODEL 8

CH A

OFF

CH B

PAGE

AUDIO GND

CAUTION:

TO REDUCE THE

RISK OF FIRE, REPLACE ONLY

WITH SAME TYPE 0.25A-250V T

SLOW BLOW FUSE.

ATTENTION:

UTILISER

UN FUSIBLE DE RECHANGE Á

REACTION LENTE DE MÊME

TYPE T 0.25 - 250V.

OPEN GND

POWER

100-120V/220-240V

50-60Hz 7 WATTS

MODEL 8/32 SYSTEM CONTROLLER

BOSE CORPORATION

FRAMINGHAM, MA 01701-9168 MADE IN U.S.A.

D.O.M.

SER.NO.

2.0 Introduction

FREESPACE

SYSTEM CONTROLLER

OFF

POWER PAGE

Front Panel

1U (1 3⁄4") standard

height with four

mounting holes.

Power LED

Indicates

power is on.

Page LED

Indicates page

is on.

Power switch

Turns

controller on.

Page level

Increases page volume.

Turn clockwise until

the Opti-voice®LED

flashes about 50%

of the time

during

paging.

Model 32

output switch

Turns page

on or off for

Channel B.

Rear Panel

Input connectors

Quick-connect

terminals for Channels

A, B,

or page.

Opti-voice LED

Flashes to indicate

Opti-voice is on.

Line out connector

recepticle

Accepts quick-connect

terminal for unequalized line

out Channels A and B.

Model 32 output

connector recepticle

Accepts quick-connect

terminal for Model 32

equalized Channels A and B.

Model 8 output

connector recepticle

Accepts quick-connect

terminal for Model 8 equalized

Channels A and B.

Universal power

cord connector

Works for 100-120V

50/60Hz, 220-240V

50/60Hz.

Audio ground

Set to GND to connect to

chassis ground. Set to OPEN

to disconnect from

chassis ground.

Model 8 output switch

Turns page on or off

for Channel B.

Line output switches

Turn page on or off

for line A and B.

Figure 3

The FreeSpace system

controller rear panel.

Figure 2

The FreeSpace system

controller front panel.

Line A and B

gain control

switches

Page

source switch

Selects line or

microphone for

paging.

Bass cut

switches

Cut 6dB at

90Hz.

2.2 Controller features

The Bose®FreeSpace®system controller, combined with the FreeSpace Model 8, Model

25, or Model 32 loudspeakers, provides a flexible sound system for single, multiple, or

combination zone installations. Figures 2 and 3 describe the controller’s features.

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3.0 Configurations

Figure 4

FreeSpace®system controller

configurations.

Power source

Line or page inputs Non-equalized

line output

Outputs to amplifiers

and loudspeakers

Outputs to amplifiers

and loudspeakers

Background

music source

Compact disc

Cassette

Cable radio

FREESPACE

TREBLE

–

FREESPACE

BUSINESS

MUSICSYSTEM

BASS

–

Other System

GAIN

300mV 2V300mV 2V LINE MIKE

CHA

BASS CUT

CUT NORMAL CUT NORMAL

CH B

PAGE

LEVEL

OPTI-VOICE

OUTPUT

LINE

OFF

CH A

OFF

CH B

PAGE PAGE

MODEL 32

CH A

OFF

CH B

PAGE

MODEL 8

CH A

OFF

CH B

PAGE

AUDIO GND

CAUTION:

TO REDUCE THE

RISK OF FIRE, REPLACE ONLY

WITH SAME TYPE 0.25A-250V T

SLOW BLOW FUSE.

ATTENTION:

UTILISER

UN FUSIBLE DE RECHANGE Á

REACTION LENTE DE MÊME

TYPE T 0.25 - 250V.

OPEN GND

POWER

100-120V/220-240V

50-60Hz 7 WATTS

MODEL 8/32 SYSTEM CONTROLLER

BOSE CORPORATION

FRAMINGHAM, MA 01701-9168 MADE IN U.S.A.

D.O.M.

SER.NO.

MUSIC PAGING

MODEL 8

Amp A

Amp B

Amp A

Amp B

MODEL 32

Amp A

Amp B

MODEL 32

INPUT

CH A CH B PAGE

Canada

Japan

100-120V

Europe

Australia

220-240V

POWER

3.1 Sample configuration

The sample configuration in Figure 4 represents possible solutions for your sound system

requirements. You may adapt this configuration to meet your needs.

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3.0 Configurations

Figure 5

Block diagram.

3.2 Signal processing

The block diagram in Figure 5 is on the top of the system controller. It illustrates the audio

signal’s path through the controller.

315mA FUSE

SLO-BLO

AC POWER

CONNECTOR

POWER

SUPPLY

POWER

220-240VAC

100-120VAC

SELECT SWITCH

OFF ON

POWER

CHANNEL A CHANNEL B

0-26dB

AUTOMATIC

GAIN ADJ.

∑

OFFPAGE

∑

PAGE LEVEL

PAGE

LINEMIC

300mV 2V

INPUT

OUTPUT BLOCK DIAGRAM

PAGE

DRIVE

PAGE

EQ.

∑

AUDIO GND

GND

OPEN

PAGE/MUSIC

SWITCHER PAGE

∑

OFFPAGE

OFFPAGEOFFPAGE

CHANNEL A

EQ. CUT NORMAL

BASS CUT

CHANNEL B

EQ. CUT NORMAL

BASS CUT

CHANNEL A

MODEL 32

EQ. MODEL 8

EQ.

MODEL 32 MODEL 8LINE

CHANNEL B

MODEL 32

EQ. MODEL 8

EQ.

MODEL 32 MODEL 8LINE

AGC

DETECTOR OPTI-VOICE ®

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4.0 Installation

4.1 Electrical connections

Although the FreeSpace®system controller accepts balanced and unbalanced sources,

balanced sources provide better audio performance. Observe proper polarity when

making connections:

• The positive terminal is usually the high, tip, or plus (+) terminal, or pin 2.

• The negative terminal is usually the low, ring, or minus (–) terminal, or pin 3.

• The ground terminal is usually the shield, sleeve, or ground ( ) terminal, or pin 1.

Note: The ground terminals are NOT safety grounds. They are for audio signals only. Do

not use these terminals as a substitute for a proper safety (earth) ground for this equip-

ment or other equipment connected to it.

From microphone or paging source

(Figure 6):

1. Connect the positive and negative terminals to the positive and negative terminals on

the controller.

2a. If the source has balanced outputs, connect the ground terminal to the ground

terminal on the controller.

2b. If the source has unbalanced outputs, connect the ground terminal on the controller

to the negative terminal on the controller. This will help prevent unwanted noise.

CAUTION

Unplug all components before

making connections.

Figure 6

Connections from microphone or

paging source.

INPUT

CH A CH B PAGE

INPUT

CH A CH B PAGE

Balanced

Unbalanced

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4.0 Installation

From music source:

1. Connect the positive and negative terminals to the positive and negative terminals on

the controller.

2a. If the source has balanced outputs (Figure 7), connect the ground terminal to the

ground terminal on the controller.

2b. If the source has unbalanced outputs (Figure 8), connect the ground terminal on the

controller to the negative terminal on the controller. This will help prevent unwanted

noise.

Note:

Pin 2 – hot

convention assembled

on XLR connector.

Figure 7

Connectors used with balanced

audio inputs.

Figure 8

Connectors used with unbalanced

audio inputs.

From

unbalanced

source

INPUT CH A CH B PAGE

GAIN

300mV 2V LINE MIKE

CHA

BASS CUT

CUT NORMAL CUT NORMAL

CH B

300mV 2V

FREESPACE® SYSTEM CONTROLLER

BOSE CORPORATION

FRAMINGHAM, MA 01701-9168 MADE IN U.S.A.

D.O.M.

SER.NO.

Tip (+)

Ring (–)

Sleeve ( )

1/4"TRS

2 (+)

3 (–)

From

balanced

source

INPUT

CH A CH B PAGE

GAIN

300mV 2V LINE MIKE

CH A

BASS CUT

CUT NORMAL CUT NORMAL

CH B

300mV 2V

FREESPACE® SYSTEM CONTROLLER

BOSE CORPORATION

FRAMINGHAM, MA 01701-9168 MADE IN U.S.A.

D.O.M.

SER.NO.

2 (+)

3 (–)

Tip (+)

Sleeve (–)

1/4"phone connector XLR

–

RCA

1( )

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