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Posted by Al Gillis on June 26, 2006, 7:50 pm
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Hi Eric...
I've pretty much struck out trying to find an installation "BSP" for that
amplifier based on it's "KS" number. Who knows where all those old books
go?
Do you have to replace that same unit with a like unit? Or could you
subsitute another product? If so, visit M.W. Persons (www.mwpersons.com) -
they seem to specialize in "stuff" for the radio broadcast industry. Or
look around at Tellabs (www.tellabs.com) or Westell (www.westell.com). Bear
in mind, the days of analog transmission facilities are back there in the
past somewhere, but some old heads may still be lurking with just the info
you need!
Good Luck!
> Is there anyone out there that is familiar with a Western Electric
> KS-20159-L2 Equalizer Amplifier and knows how to connect it, or at
> least can give me some general information on putting audio down dry
> pairs? We are a college radio station and use dry pairs sometimes to
> send audio back to our studio for remote broadcasts. Unfortunately,
> our setup had very muddy-sounding audio (almost no high end) and after
> testing, its frequency response was anything but flat. I've been
> assured by our telecom people that the dry pair itself is
> unconditioned. The equalizing amplifier installed was a Western
> Electric KS-20159-L2. My first question is should this unit be
> installed at the transmitting or receiving end. When I found it, it
> was installed at the transmitting end, but I've been told that's
> incorrect.
>
> Unfortunately, during troubleshooting, I made the mistake of
> disconnecting the Equalizer Amp to substitute another one in (that
> ended up not working at all!) and when I went to reconnect the Western
> Electric one, discovered that none of the ~20 screw terminals on it are
> labeled! Can anyone provide a manual/tell me what wires go to what
> terminals? Any other dry pair advice?
>
> Thank you,
> Eric Kotz
> Engineering Director
> WITR Radio
>
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