PDA Range PDA200/2 - Page 8

PDA Pro-Range Instructions • Approved Doc. No. DCP0003168 Rev 1 • Page 8
Induction loop amplifier (1)
Designed to be free-standing or, if required, wall or rack
mounted using our optional PDA/WM or PDA/RM kits.
Loop cable (4)
Run the loop cable (see page 6 for recommended
cable types) around the perimeter of the room at
floor or ceiling height. Note that ceiling loops will
not be practical in all applications, i.e. churches with
high roofs.
If installing a floor loop, ensure the loop cable is
adequately fixed and protected against being crushed
in walkways or by furniture.
Note that flat copper foil loop tape is also available
from your distributor.
AMP professional microphone (3)
connected directly to the
amplifier’s MIC. input using an
appropriate lead
Positioned so it picks up the sound
generated by the church organ
‘Induction loop in use’ sticker
Put the ‘induction loop in use’ sticker
(supplied with the amplifier) where it
can be clearly seen by members of the
public. For large applications with
multiple entrances, additional stickers can be
purchased from your distributor.
CD player (2) connected directly
to the amplifier’s MIC./LINE input
using an appropriate lead
The illustration below shows a typical induction loop system for a place of worship requiring
multiple audio inputs. It is designed to show all of the amplifier’s inputs being used with a
microphone connected to its MIC. input, a CD player connected to its MIC./LINE input and a
series of Outreach plates connected to its OUTREACH socket. It should be noted that this
diagram is provided for illustration purposes only and that in practice the same system (or a
similar system for a different application) could just as easily be achieved using a different
layout and/or a different configuration of inputs.
A typical Pro-Range multiple input induction loop system
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