A DIN connector is an electrical connector that was originally standardized in the early 1970s by the Deutsches Institut für Normung (DIN), the German national standards organization. A DIN connector encompasses several types of cables that plug into an interface to connect devices. It has an architecture that is composed of multiple pins that [...]
DMX Termination DMX Termination with 110 Ohms Resistor "Open ends" of DMX lines must be terminated. The 3-pin terminating plugs contain a 110Ω, 1/2W, resistor across pins 2 & 3. and the 5-pin terminating plugs contain two 110Ω, 1/2W, one resistor across pins 2 & 3, another resistor across pin 4 & 5. The [...]
XLR connectors are used in audio (mic level & line level) and DMX lighting control (DMX) applications. 3-Pin XLR and 7-Pin XLR Audio Pinout The following is the AES industry standard for balanced audio XLR wiring, commonly known as "pin-2 [...]
A Line level is in the region of 0 dBV (1.0 volt), Line level signals have a much higher voltage output than mic or instrument level, usually somewhere around 750 millivolts.It is about 1,000 times as strong as a mic-level signal, so the two do not ordinarily use the same input. This signal travels [...]
Some mixers and active speaker have switches on the rear panel for setting each input jack or output jack for mic level (XLR) or line level (1/4"). These terms refer to the signal level or intensity. Microphone level is in the region of -60 dBV (0.001 volt) to -40 dBV (0.010 volt). (dBu and [...]
Our Cable Management Protectors, featuring rubber construction,it is designed for covering cable runs outdoors at public events, where the risk of trips or falls must be minimised. With 2, 3 or 5 separate channels, it is ideal for live sound applications where multiple cable runs such as audio, lighting and power are required and vehicle [...]
These cables are designed to enable a normal microphone that has a 3-pin XLR output and unbalanced (mono) signal, to be connected to devices that have a stereo (Left and Right channel) input. The mono signal from the mic, is sent to both the Left and Right channels on the stereo input. Using a [...]
The basic function of an audio cable is to transport an audio signal from one point to another. However, another component of what we expect of our cables that requires them to keep any noise from entering that original audio signal. And when determining the best type of cable that will fit your specific [...]
