Difference between revisions of "CubeLoop"
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== Project Status == | == Project Status == | ||
Initial design phase. | Initial design phase. | ||
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| + | == Front Panel == | ||
| + | * Power switch | ||
| + | * Mute switch | ||
| + | * Input selector | ||
| + | * Volume knob | ||
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| + | == Rear Panel == | ||
| + | * IEC C14 input for mains power | ||
| + | * Two binding posts for loop connection | ||
| + | * Telephone handset connector input | ||
| + | * Two mini-jack inputs for audio | ||
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[[Category:Current Projects]] | [[Category:Current Projects]] | ||
Revision as of 14:37, 1 May 2010
The CubeLoop will be an induction loop amplifier designed for small spaces (like a cubicle). It will have:
- Driving capability for a ~10m loop length (at two turns), connected via binding posts.
- Inputs for telephone via a handset connector and two audio inputs via minijacks.
- Mute switch and a remote mute input (for a "get my attention" switch).
- Mains powered with an IEC C14 connector for the input.
Project Status
Initial design phase.
Front Panel
- Power switch
- Mute switch
- Input selector
- Volume knob
Rear Panel
- IEC C14 input for mains power
- Two binding posts for loop connection
- Telephone handset connector input
- Two mini-jack inputs for audio
