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Specifications
> Frequency Response: 5Hz to 130kHz, no Saturation.
> Dynamic Range: 130.5dB from max output (0.5%THD
soft clipping) to minimum output
> Noise Floor: -101dBu typical with output @ 0
> Distortion: 0.009% to 15% @ 1kHz, mode and
configuration dependent
> I/O: +22dBm maximum input before hard clip. +28.5 dBm
maximum output
> Compressor Type: Feedback compressor using
Distressor-like detector and envelope generator
> Compressor Time Constants: Attack – 200μs to 40ms;
Release – 50ms to 500ms, plus a program-dependent Opto
release mode
> Eight Compressor Ratios: 2:1, 3:1, 4:1, 6:1, 8:1, 10:1,
12:1, 20:1
> Detector High Pass: Selectable @ 110Hz
> Chassis: 500 Series, single slot
> Supply Voltage: 500 Series standard ±16v, 1mA
> Power Consumption: 150mA max. 2 Watts typical with
16Volt power supplies.
> Shipping Weight: 1.3lbs
Using PUMP for the First Time
Insert your new PUMP module into an API 500 compatible
powered rack, while the rack is turned OFF. Hookup is
straightforward, using the racks I/O connectors as you do for
any module. Connecting all input pins is preferred, but the unit
will operate as long as either XLR Pin 1 or 3 is grounded.
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