Biamp Systems CMA 30, CMA 60, CMA 120, CMA 350 Commercial Mixer Amplifier Operation Manual

The CMA 30, CMA 60, CMA 120, and CMA 350 combine a versatile 6-input mic/line mixer with either 30, 60, 120, or 350 Watt amplification. Mixing functions include mic, line, and telephone inputs, selectable automatic & manual channel muting, channel priority assignment, remote level control, tone control, a built-in compressor, an internal chime, phantom power, and extensive output patching.

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Key features

  • 6-input mic/line mixer
  • 30, 60, 120, or 350 Watt amplification
  • selectable automatic & manual channel muting
  • channel priority assignment
  • remote level control
  • built-in compressor
  • internal chime
  • phantom power
  • extensive output patching

Frequently asked questions

The red LED flashes when signal levels at the amplifier output have reached maximum. Occasional flashes are acceptable, but a continuously lit LED may indicate an excessive level setting.

The red LED lights to indicate fault conditions due to overheating, DC offset voltage, or failure of low-voltage power. The Fault Indicator will light for 3-5 seconds at turn-on, and then go off if no fault is detected. Some faults (such as overheating) will correct themselves when the unit has been turned off awhile. If the Fault Indicator remains lit when the unit is turned back on, contact your local Biamp Systems dealer.

These terminals allow remote volume control of the master level. An internal voltage controlled amplifier (VCA) allows remote control from up to 2000 feet away, using any 5k~50kΩ linear taper potentiometer and/or switch to provide adjustment and/or muting of the master level. Potentiometers are wired with high-side to “+10V”, low-side to “ ”, and wiper to “C”. Switches simply connect (or disconnect) “+10V” to “C”, and do not require a ground (‘ ’) connection.
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