Audio Authority 1710A Manual de usuario

Instructions

Model 1710A

Headphone Demonstration

Switching Ampliﬁer

Model 1710A shown with optional cover.

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POWER

INPUT

STATUS

LED

THEFT

BUZZER

POWER

OUTPUT

FEATURE

SWITCHES

CUSTOMER

INPUT

DEMO

TIMEOUT

HOUSE

PLAYER

SYSTEM

BUS

HEADPHONE

POSITION 1

HEADPHONE

POSITION 2

HEADPHONE

POSITION 3

HEADPHONE

POSITION 4

AUDIO

BUS OUT

SIREN

OUT

PRODUCT

SELECT

BUTTONS

RESET

SWITCH

THEFT

INDICATOR

THEFT

DETECTION

Introduction

The 1710A is designed to provide high delity amplication and theft detection for premium headphones,

and/or manual switching for self service retail demonstration. The 1710A has several options that govern

the behavior of the headphone demonstration. In distribution mode (see table on page 4), all outputs

are active all the time. In switching mode, only one of the four outputs may be active at any time. Larger

switching systems, linked by system bus and audio patch cords, can either allow one live position on each

1710A, or the entire system can be limited to one active position at a time (see feature switch settings).

Visit www.audioauthority.com/demobeat for tips and application diagrams.

1710AN pictured

(Model 1710A includes

the steel cover)

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Package Contents

Before attempting to use this product, please check the packaging and make certain the following items

are contained in the shipping carton:

• 1710A Headphone Demonstrator

• DC Power Adapter

• User Manual

Features

• High quality headphone amplication

• Switching or distribution behavior

• Adjustable demonstration timeout in switching mode

• Automatic selection of customer audio source when connected

• Theft detection and integral alarm

• Multiple units can easily be connected together for any size system

Audio Sources and Customer Auto Demo

Connect a music player to the PLAYER input jack as the default audio source. If desired, provide a

3.5mm cord connected to the CUSTOMER input so that customers may use their own music players to

demonstrate headphones. When audio is detected on the CUSTOMER input jack, the customer audio is

selected as the audio source. If no audio is detected on the CUSTOMER input for 7.5 seconds, the 1710A

switches back to the PLAYER input.

Bus Out

The bus output feeds the currently selected audio input (player or customer) to more 1710A modules or

other audio devices in the system. Connect a 3.5mm patch cord from the rst 1710A bus output to the

second 1710A player input, etc. One linked system sharing a house player also must share one customer

input (do not use any customer inputs besides the rst 1710A).

System Bus

System Bus is a four-conductor cable that allows multiple 1710A modules to be connected and

communicate with each other. They can coordinate current product selection as well as alarm signals

and alarm reset (see Theft Detection on page 4).

Button (PSB) Ports

In switching mode, customers can activate one product at a time using a two-wire momentary switch.

Connect a switch for each corresponding product. The LED in the switch illuminates during the

demonstration. Buttons are not used in distribution mode.

Note: Please retain the original packing

material in case the unit must be returned.

If you nd any items are missing, contact

Audio Authority immediately. Have the Model

Number and Invoice available for reference

when you call.

2048 Mercer Road, Lexington, KY 40511-1071 USA

800-322-8346 • 859-233-4599 • Fax: 859-233-4510

support@audioauthority.com • www.audioauthority.com

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Theft Detection

1710A theft detection is compatible with most headphone models, including models with active circuitry

such as noise cancelling. Activate theft detection using feature switch #3. The 1710A can detect most

devices when connected directly to the 1710A. If not, you must connect the product through an Audio

Authority extension cable. All devices should be tested for proper detection behavior upon installation. If

detection does not work for a particular device, disable detection for that port using the Theft Detection

switches.

Attach a reset switch (contact closure) to reset the alarm. We recommend that a remote theft indicator

light should be installed in clear view of customers. The blinking LED is a deterrent, warning that theft

detection is active. The on-board buzzer sounds if it detects an unauthorized removal, but If a louder

alarm is desired, the external siren port can power a 12VDC siren.

When active, the theft indicator blinks and the 1710A detects the headphones that are connected, and

triggers the alarm if one is removed. The theft indicator light connected to the 1710A where the stolen

headphones were connected shines solid until the alarm is reset.

When headphones must be connected and disconnected, turn on the siren reset switch, make product

changes, and turn the switch off again. The theft indicator LED(s) turn off when the reset switch is on.

Only one reset switch is needed per system; reset status is communicated to all other modules that are

connected via System Bus.

Timeout Interval

In switching mode, a demo timer is initiated each time a customer selects a product output to audition.

The demonstration length is set by the timeout switch, in increments of 15 seconds. If the timeout switch

is set to 0, then the demonstration does not time out.

Feature Switch Settings

Switch Off (up position) On (down position)

1 Gain = 0dB Gain = 6dB

2 One active product per board One active product per system

3 Theft detection off Theft detection on

4 Switcher mode (one on) Distribution mode (all on)

Operation

On power up, the status light blinks to show normal operation, and selector buttons are lit. When

customer audio is playing, the Status light blinks rapidly.

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