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Orban 622B User Manual

Orban 622B
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622 Parametric
Equalizer
OPERATING
MANUAL
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Orban 622B Specifications

General IconGeneral
Number of Channels2
Filter TypeConstant-Q
Signal-to-Noise Ratio> 90dB
TypeStereo
Frequency Range20 Hz to 20 kHz
Gain Range±12dB
Boost/Cut Range±12dB

Summary

Performance Specifications

Equalization Characteristics

Details on EQ adjustment ranges, tuning, and bandwidth for each band.

Part A: Installation and Operation

Electrical Installation

Guidance on input/output connections and grounding procedures for system integration.

Operating Instructions

Using the EQ Sections

How to adjust the TUNING and BANDWIDTH controls for desired equalization effects.

Part B: Specific Applications

2: Sound Reinforcement

Using the 622 for house tuning, notch filtering, stage monitors, and driver equalization.

Part C: Maintenance

Performance Evaluation

Bench tests to verify normal operation, including power supply and signal processing checks.

Signal Processing Circuitry

Tests for distortion, noise, and frequency response of the signal processing circuits.

Equalizer Swept Response and Alignment

Procedures for testing and aligning HF, MHF, MLF, and LF equalizer bands.

Maintenance and Service

Replacement of Components on Printed Circuit Boards

Techniques for safely removing and replacing components on PC boards without damage.

Troubleshooting IC Opamps

Methods for diagnosing and testing IC opamp failures and common troubleshooting steps.

Circuit Description

High Frequency Equalizer

Details on the HF equalizer stage, resonator operation, and control functions.

Power Supply

Description of the power supply components, voltage regulation, and protection circuitry.

Appendix: Interconnections and Grounding

Grounding

Principles of audio system grounding, circuit vs. chassis ground, and common mode rejection.

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