Rane FMI 14 Manual

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Side 1/4

OPERATING / SERVICE MANUAL FMI 14

MIXER INPUT

QUICK START

No one likes to read manuals. Most like to plug in and turn on. That’s usually OK, and with

only a very few exceptions, damage is unlikely to result from such procedures with the FMI 14.

First, determine if the input is to be microphone or line and set the MIC/LINE select switch

accordingly. If a microphone is to be used which requires phantom power, set the PHANTOM

POWER switch to its ON position. With the SENDS and MASTER levels all the way down, set

the PAD and GAIN controls so that the highest input will not illuminate the overload light. If

the SENDS are to be used, set the Aux Send selector switches to the desired position. Adjust

the A and B MASTER output levels to deliver the required amount of signal to the bus and

direct outputs.

NEVER CONNECT ANYTHING EXCEPT AN APPROVED RANE POWER SUPPLY

TO THE THING THAT LOOKS LIKE A TELEPHONE JACK ON THE REAR OF THE

FMI 14. This is an AC input and requires special attention if you do not have an operational

power supply EXACTLY like the one that was originally packed with your unit. See the full

explanation of the power supply requirements elsewhere in this manual.

SYSTEM CONNECTION

When connecting the FMI 14 to other components in

your system for the first time, leave the power supply for

last. This will give you a chance to make mistakes and

correct them before any damage is done to your fragile

speakers, ears and nerves.

INPUTS on the FMI 14 are balanced. This means that

standard 3-pin (XLR) connectors on the ends of any good

quality cable will work well with the FMI 14 and micro-

phones of your choosing. As with all Rane products, pin 2 is

used for “hot” or “+” signal polarity, pin 3 is “return” or “-”

and pin 1 is signal ground. If you are using the ¼" TRS line

input, tip is hot, ring is return and sleeve is ground. For

unbalanced inputs, drive pin 2 or tip as hot and pin 1 or

sleeve as ground. It is not necessary to short pin 3 or ring to

ground on Flex series microphone inputs. It will not hurt

anything, either. You may use either pin 1 or case for shield

ground on the 3-pin input. (See Rane Note 110 for further

information on this subject).

OUTPUTS. The FMI 14’s Master outputs are balanced.

The Aux outputs are unbalanced. On the balanced outputs,

tip is hot, ring is return and sleeve is ground. If unbalanced

output is required, use only a tip-ring-sleeve connector and

leave the ring unterminated. A “mono” type ¼" (tip and

sleeve only) connector may be used on the Aux outputs.

They are unbalanced only and require no special attention.

Again, have a look at Rane Note 110 for more detail.

BUS OUTPUTS. The 7-pin DIN Bus input and output

may be used only with other Flex modules. These are not

MIDI inputs and outputs. A

detailed explanation of the wiring

in these connectors is not neces-

sary. The only thing the user must

know is that only a DIN cable as

supplied with each module from

the factory should be used. If, for

some reason, there is not a cable in

the box with your FMI 14, you

should contact Rane for a replace-

ment. If you are in a bind and need

to make one, a 5-pin DIN may be

used instead of a 7-pin. The two

outside pins are not used on the

FMI 14 and have been included

due to possible future compatibility

requirements. All pins should be

wired “straight through” (1 to 1, 2

to 2, etc.).

A typical FLEX system using FMI 14s would be one

where several FMI 14s are used as input channels for a

mixer with one FMM 42 Master module as the termination.

In a case like this, the first FMI 14’s BUS OUT would go to

the second’s BUS IN, its BUS OUT to the third’s BUS IN,

and so on down the line. The last FMI 14’s BUS OUT would

connect to the FMM 42’s BUS IN. This would sum all FMI

14s properly. See the Flex User’s Guide for additional

details.

FRONT PANEL DESCRIPTION

1. MIC / LINE SELECT SWITCH. A pushbutton switch which in its out position

determines that the 3-pin MIC INPUT on the rear will be active and structures the input

gain accordingly. In the in position the balanced ¼" LINE INPUT is active and gain is

reduced to suit.

2. 48V PHANTOM POWER SWITCH. In the “on” position, 48 volts D.C. phantom

power is applied to pins 2 and 3 of the 3-pin MIC INPUT connector.

3. INPUT GAIN CONTROL. This rotary control increases input GAIN as it is rotated

clockwise. Its range is from 20dB at full CCW rotation to 60dB at full CW rotation.

4. 20dB PAD SWITCH. In its 20dB postion, this switch decreases the gain range of

the input GAIN control (item #3, above). by 20dB, which is times ten. If it is set to its

NORM position, the calibrations indicated above are true.

5. CHANNEL OVERLOAD INDICATOR. This red LED illuminates any time any

signal level is within 4dB of clipping. Five key locations are monitored.

6. HIGH FREQUENCY EQ CONTROL. This rotary control determines the amount

of boost or cut applied to the FMI 14’s passband by its Accelerated Slope™ high frequency

filter. The center detent, cleverly placed at the center of rotation of this control, provides a

ground for the filter which bypasses it. Rotating this knob clockwise increases the gain of

the of the mixer above 7kHz in a shelving fashion to a maximum of +12dB; CCW from

center decreases the gain to a minimum of -15dB.

7. MIDRANGE EQ CONTROL. As above, clockwise rotation increases gain, how-

ever in this instance we have a bandpass type curve as opposed to a shelving characteristic.

Again, the range is from -15dB to +12dB.

8. MIDRANGE BANDWIDTH SELECTOR. This three-position switch allows the

user to select 1/3, 1 or 2 octave coverage from the midrange filter.

9. MIDRANGE CENTER FREQUENCY CONTROL. A rotary control which

determines the center frequency of the midrange filter. Its range is from 95Hz to 4kHz.

10. LOW FREQUENCY EQ CONTROL. This rotary control determines the amount

of boost or cut applied to the FMI 14’s passband by its Accelerated Slope

™

low frequency

filter. The center detent provides a ground for the filter which bypasses it. Rotating this

knob clockwise increases the gain of the mixer below 100Hz to a maximum of +12dB in a shelving fashion; CCW from

center decreases the gain to a minimum of -15dB.

11. EQUALIZER DEFEAT SWITCH. In its out position, all audio is routed around the equalizer section defeating its

action. Only when it is pressed in will any of the equalizer controls be active.

12. AUX SEND SELECTOR SWITCHES. These switches determine the source for the Auxiliary Outputs, A and B. In

the PST FD position, the respective Aux Out is picked up after the Master level controls. In the PRE FD position, the source

is after the EQ, if engaged, but prior to the Master levels. If PRE EQ is used, the signal is obtained before the EQ section.

13. AUX A / B SEND CONTROLS. These rotary controls determine the output level to both the direct ¼" AUX OUT-

PUTS on the rear as well as the Aux sends in the BUS OUT connector.

14. MASTER A / B LEVEL CONTROLS. These concentric rotary controls determine the output level to both the direct

¼" MASTER OUTPUTS on the rear as well as the Master outputs in the BUS OUT connector. Rotated together, they act as

a conventional level control. Rotated individually, they create a pan function.

15. POWER INDICATOR LED. This yellow LED illuminates any time an approved Rane AC remote power supply

such as an RS 1 (included), RAP 10, VC 18 or an FRS 8 is connected to the unit and is active.

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