Maxim™ Receiver Amplifier

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Amplifier | Infrared Microphone Receiver | Audio Mixer


4 AUDIO INPUTS

2 MICS

RS-232

SECURITY ALERT

FIRE ALARM

PAGE MUTE

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Maxim™ Receiver Amplifier Description

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The 4th generation Maxim is our flagship infrared classroom audio system that comes ready to support both in-person and hybrid learning.

It is the ultimate audio system for group presentation whether in a classroom, boardroom, or conference area. Its two channel receiver allows the simultaneous use of two wireless infrared microphones. Our Sapphire pendant is ideal for hands-free presentation while our IRH-35 handheld can be passed around the room for individual participation.

When connected to overhead speakers, the Maxim™ ensures that crystal clear sound is delivered to every seat in the room.

The Maxim has four auxiliary line inputs to integrate various media devices to supplement your presentation material for added engagement, plus connections for intercom, fire alarm, and security alert.

An ultrasensitive dome sensor mounted to the ceiling renders 100% reliable signal connectivity of the microphone throughout the room.

With our advanced infrared (IR) engineering, TeachLogic systems are less susceptible to outside interference and all transmission will be contained in the room. IR will not pass through a solid surface, thus eliminating transmission into an adjacent room and providing absolute security. What is said in the room stays in the room.

Maxim™ Receiver Amplifier Details

Features

  • Amplifier: digital hybrid class D
  • Powers 4 x 8 Ω classroom speakers
  • Video Conference Sync w/ EchoGuard™
    • Front panel “Conference” input & output: connects to host computer to synchronize classroom audio w/ video conference application
    • EchoGuard™ prevents remote audio from being looped back into conference audio
  • 4 line inputs:
    • Rear panel: 3.5 mm auxiliary input (mic or line level switch)
    • Rear panel: 3.5 mm computer input w/ anti-hum (On/Off switch)
    • Front panel: 3.5 mm auxiliary (Conference) input
    • Rear panel: DVD input, dual RCA
  • Assistive Listening System (ALS) output with level control on rear panel (3.5mm)
  • Connection to building paging system
    • Mutes all audio inputs to allow page to be heard (Page Muting)
    • Passes page signal to classroom speakers (Page Pass Through)
    • Feature can be turned off w/ a selector switch. Note: not intended as a life safety audio transmission feature
    • Pages pass through to Assistive Listening System and Conferencing outputs
  • Supports teacher security alerting function from wireless microphone (IRT-60)
  • Fire Alarm connection: mutes all audio sources when fi re alarm sounds
  • May be controlled by third-party RS-232 devices for all input levels (volume up, down, and mute)
  • Digital Feedback Guard (DFG): reduces chances for audio feedback
  • Remote teacher control over line inputs (enabled by Sapphire microphone)
  • Low-power standby mode (both automatic and manual activation)
  • Drop-in microphone charger connection 5 VDC USB

Specifications

Amplifier Output Power

50 W RMS, 2 x 25 W channels

Receiver Input

Infrared FM, 2 wireless mic channels

Modulation

Wide-band FM

Reception Frequencies

Ch. A: 2.08 MHz, Ch. B: 2.54 MHz

Deviation

±10 kHz Nominal, 25 kHz Max

De-emphasis

50 μs

Tone Key

32.768 kHz

Infrared Wavelength

850 nm

External Sensor Input

2, RCA, Powered Ports

Connectivity Coverage

1,600 sq ft per sensor, up to 3 sensors supported

Total Harmonic Distortion

<1 % @ 1 kHz

Frequency Response

20 Hz – 20 kHz, ±3 dB

Line Level Inputs

4: 1 x dual RCA, 3 x 3.5 mm

Anti-Hum Balun

Present on 1 Aux input for computer

Wired Mic Input

1 aux input switchable to mic input

Line Outputs

Conferencing: 3.5 mm with gain control – front panel
Assistive Listening System: 3.5 mm with gain control – rear panel

Page Input

2-pin Phoenix; 4 V, 25 V or 70 V normal

Page Input Sensitivity

51 mV min

Security Alert

Contact Closure (COM, N/O, N/C)

Fire Alarm

Contact closure by fire panel mutes audio

Output Impedance

Rated Load: 4 Ω minimum impedance

Equalization

5-band, ±10 dB

S/N Ratio

65 dB

Speaker Connection

4-pin Phoenix Connectors

Charger Output

5 VDC, USB

Power Supply

19 VDC / 3.5 A CE, CSA and UL Listed

Dimensions 7.5 × 8.5 × 1.75 in
Weight 1 lbs 12 oz

FRONT PANEL

Front of IMA-540 receiver/amplifier
  1. Power Button/ “TL” Indicator LED
  2. Channel A Microphone Volume Control
  3. Channel A Connectivity Indicator LED
  4. Channel B Microphone Volume Control
  5. Channel B Connectivity Indicator LED
  6. DVD Input Volume Control
  1. Computer Input Volume Control
  2. Aux Input Volume Control
  3. MP3 Input Volume Control
  4. MP3 Input Port (3.5 mm)
  5. Lesson Capture Output Volume Control
  6. Lesson Capture Output Port (3.5 mm)
Maxim feature callouts front

REAR PANEL

Maxim feature callouts back
Back of IMA-540 receiver/amplifier
  1. Speaker Output
  2. Fire Alarm Mute Input
  3. Page Input
  4. Page Sensitivity Control
  5. Page Input Voltage Selector
  6. ALS Output (3.5 mm) & Gain Control
  7. Five Band Equalizer Controls
  8. RS-232 Input & OFF/ON Switch
  1. Security Alert Interface
  2. Aux Input Port (3.5 mm) & Aux Mic/Line Input Level Selector
  3. Computer Input Port (3.5 mm) / Computer Anti-Hum ON/OFF Switch
  4. DVD Input Ports (RCA, 2)
  5. Powered IR Ceiling Sensor Inputs (RCA, 2)
  6. 5 Volt USB Output for chargers
  7. Power Input: 19 VDC, 6.5 A

Maxim™ Receiver Amplifier Components

Classroom Component Layout

  • Sapphire (IRT-60) wireless pendant transmitter, a high-quality cardiod microphone with lanyard.
  • ICS-55 Ceiling Sensor gives 360-degree infrared coverage for optimal audio performance.
  • Maxim™ audio amplifier/receiver to support classroom audio sources.
  • SP-628 Ceiling Speakers (four shown) provide excellent quality voice reproduction.
  • SP-2000 Wall Mount Speakers (optional), allow for installation when ceiling is not accessible.

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Maxim™ Receiver Amplifier Frequently Asked Questions

  • add_circleremove_circle_outlineCan I use 1 system for 2 rooms, but turn off the speakers in the second room when they don't need to be used?

    Sometimes a single system is used to support two rooms. However, at times it may be desirable that the speakers in the second room are switched off so the sound does not play in that room. The best way to accomplish this would be with a 3rd party speaker switch such as the one seen here. It is wired inline between the TeachLogic amplifier and the speakers.

    1. Plan for the switch location, and measure the length of wire needed to ensure this device is within reach of the user.
    2. Connect the TeachLogic amplifier speaker channel that you wish to turn off to the “amp input” connection on this device.
    3. Then connect the speakers you wish to control to the “speaker output” connections on this device.
    4. Test.

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