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SUMEighteen / Sixteen
Summing ModuleAPI 500 compliant
User ManualRelease 1.2.6 January 2014
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Introduction and main features Page 2
How to rack-mount the SUM Page 3
Manufacturers rack Page 4
Front Panel Description of the SUM EIGHT Page 5
Front Panel Description of the SUM SIXTEEN Page 6
Main Controls Pages 7, 8
Studio Calibration Pages 9, 10
Glossary Pages 11, 12
Front and Back Panel Connectors Pages 13, 14
Connectivity Pages 15, 16, 17
Technicalspecifications Page18
Maintenance Page 19
Warranty Page 20
Certifications Page21
Copyright Page 22
INDEX
Wewantedtobethefirst inItalytocreateahigh-end,linesummingmodulethatwouldsetanewstandard in the professional audio market. The Sonum Sum is built using top quality discrete componentsandisthefirstunitofthiskindtobeavailablefortheAPI500seriesrack.
Availableinan8-channelanda16-channelversion,theSumincorporatesourextremeattentionto
detail,elegantdesignanddeliversultimatesoundquality. Our Mission is to create innovative products, characterized by their advanced technology and
wonderful design. Why the name Sonum©? Sonum is a Latin term and it simply means SOUND. It can also be translated
withTone,Voice,Accent,Sonority,MusicalCharacter.Whatbetternametosummarizethecoreofour creation and its country of origin?
The technology we implemented makes SUM a product which is destined to professional use. It
setsitselfapartfromcompetitionforitsincrediblylownoisefloor,itshighgain,itsunbelievablyfasttransientresponse,three-dimensionaltyandneutralsound.
INTRODUCTION AND FEATURES
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HOW TO RACK-MOUNT THE SUM EIGHT/SIXTEEN INTO THE RACK
1) Remove the SUM from its packaging
2) Turn off the rack and disconnect it from the mains
3) Remove the screws from the rack (two or four depending on which version of the SUM you
are using - see red circles on Pic. 1)
4) Touch the rack to eliminate electrostatic charges. They may damage the SUM
5) InserttheSUMintotherackmakingsureitperfectlyfitsthesocket(markedinyellowon
Pic. 1)
6) Drive the screws back in place (do not use too much force)
7) Properly connect the audio input and output of the slot. Reconnect your audio cables in
case you have removed them.
8) Plug the rack back into the mains.
9) Set the volume to 0 (anti-clockwise)
10) Turn on the rack
*Please note:
We used an API-500 B6 Lunchbox (main picture below) as an example for describing the mountingprocedure.However,accordingtoAPIʼs“VPRAlliance”standardizationprogramguidelines.
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MANUFACTURERS RACK At the date of release of this manual the following products are also compatible with the 500 series: A-DESIGN ® •500HR-2slotpowered1Urack** http://www.adesignsaudio.com
API ® •500-6B-6slotlunchbox http://www.apiaudio.com •500VPR-10slot3Urack
ATLAS PRO AUDIO ®•REVOLVER-2slotdesktop http://www.atlasproaudio.com
BAE ® •DLB-2slotdesktop http://www.brentaverill.com •6Modulerack-6slot3Urack •11modulerack-11slot3Urack •6ModuleLunchbox-6slotLunchbox
CHAMELEON LABS ®•CPS-501-1slotpowered1/2rack** http://www.chameleonlabs.com
EMPIRICAL LABS ® •EL-500-2slotpowered1Urack** http://www.empiricallabs.com
PURPLE AUDIO ® •SweetTenRack-10slot3Urack http://www.purpleaudio.com
RADIAL ® •TheCube-3slotdesktop http://www.radialeng.com •Powerstriprack-3slot1Urack**
•Workhorse-8slot3Urackwith8x2summing •WR-8Workhorse-8slot-3Urack
SMPROAUDIO ® •JUICERACK-1slot1/2rack** http://www.smproaudio.com •JUICERACK-3slot1Urack** •JUICERACK-8slot3Urack •JUICEBLOCK-3slotdesktop
TONELUX ® •V4ROADSTER-4slotdesktop http://www.tonelux.com
TUBE-TECH® •RM2-2slotdesktop http://www.tube-tech.com •RM8-8slot-3Urack
Note** The SUM SIXTEEN cannot be used with these models.
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VolumeKnob
Headphone Output (TRS)
Channels 1/8 DB-25 Input (+4dB)
Channels 1/2 Button Switch (Mono/Stereo)
Channels 3/4 Button Switch (Mono/Stereo)
Channels 5/6 Button Switch (Mono/Stereo)
Channels 7/8 Button Switch (Mono/Stereo)
Screw holes for rack-mounting the module
Screw holes for rack-mounting the module
SUM EIGHT - FRONT PANEL
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SUM SIXTEEN - FRONT PANEL
VolumeKnob Stereo ReferencesScale
Headphone Output (TRS)
Channels 1/8 DB-25 Input (+4dB)
Channels 9/16DB-25 Input
(+4dB)
Channels 9/10Button Switch (Mono/Stereo)
Channels 13/14Button Switch (Mono/Stereo)
Channels 15/16Button Switch (Mono/Stereo)
Channels 11/12Button Switch (Mono/Stereo)
Channels 1/2 Button Switch (Mono/Stereo)
Channels 5/6 Button Switch (Mono/Stereo)
Channels 7/8 Button Switch (Mono/Stereo)
Channels 3/4Button Switch (Mono/Stereo)
Screw holes for rack-mounting the module
Screw holes for rack-mounting the module
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1) VOLUME The volume adjustment is made as follows:
The non-stepped rotary knob provides accurate gain increments of 1dB.
The gain range scale goes from -21dB to +9dB, when operating in mono mode.
For stereo channels, the reference gain range scale is -18 / +12dB (3dB more). For visual reference, both scales are represented on the front panel of the Sum Sixteen.
The gain control acts on both the main output and the headphone output.
MAIN CONTROLS
-18
0 dB
9-9
6-6
-12
3-3
-15 -21 -18
0 dB
9-9
6-6
-12
3-3
-15 -21
ROTATION VOLUME MAXIMUM
Clockwise Increase
ROTATION VOLUME MAXIMUM
Anti-clockwise Decrease
REFERENCESCALE
MONO STEREO MODE(+3 dB)
9 9 126 6 93 3 6
0 dB 0 dB 3-3 -3 0 dB-6 -6 -3-9 -9 -6-12 -12 -9-15 -15 -12-18 -18 -15-21 -21 -18
- 18
0 dB
9- 9
6- 6
- 12
3- 3
- 15 - 21 - 18
0 dB
9
- 9
6
- 6
- 12
3
- 3
- 15
12+ 3 dB
(mono) (stereo)
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STATUS SWITCH BUTTON MODE SYMBOL
OFF Stereo
ON Mono
2) MONO / STEREO BUTTON SWITCHES The SUM operates in mono or stereo, depending on the switch buttons status. (Pic. 4 and Pic. 5)
The eight audio channels available on the DB25 connector can be used in stereo mode (signals panned hard left or hard right) or in mono mode (signals panned center).
In thefirstcase,channelsarestereo-linked ingroupsof two(1-2),(3-4),(5-6),(7-8)and thespatialinformation of the original sound source is retained as well as its automation parameters.
In the second case, each channel is used independently for mono sources. This is generally very useful when dealing with those signals that are usually panned center in the mix like snare, kick, bass, lead vocals etc.
MAIN CONTROLS
Picture 5Picture 4
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STUDIO CALIBRATION
1) STUDIO CALIBRATION
TogetthebestoutofyourSUM,aligningtheD/Aconvertersthatoutputthesignalstobeprocessedisaprocedureworthconsidering.Althoughthisisnotobligatory,itcanleadtofarbetterresultsastherelativelevelsbetweentracksismorehomogeneous.
AnACVoltmeterandadigitaloscillator,normallyavailable inmodernDAW’s, isall is required toperform such an operation.
OncethepluginisopenedintheDAW,itshouldbesettogeneratea1Khzsinewaveat-14dBFSand
routedtoeachoutputoftheD/A.Themeasuredoutputpoweroneachchannelshouldbe:
1)Professionalsystems(balancedXLR/DB25):1,23VoltsAC(correspondingto+4dBu);measuredbetweenpins2and3.Incaseitdoesn’tmatch,adjustitusingthededicatedtrim.
2)Semi-professionalsystems(unbalancedRCAconnectors):0,32Volts(correspondingto-10dBV
or-7,78dBu),measuredbetweenthesignalpinandthegroundring.Donotworryifyourdevicedoesnotfeatureatrimadjustmentcontroloneachchannel,itisimportantthatmeasurementsbehomogeneousandfallwithingthesamerange(veryfewmillivoltsofmargincanbeaccepted).
3)Hi-Fi systems (unbalanced RCA connectors): 0,245 Volts (-10dBu), measured between thesignal pinandthegroundring.Again,arangeofveryfewmillivoltscanbeaccepted,butresultsshould be homogeneous.
Thesevaluessetthemaximumoperatingleveloftheconvertersto+18dBuandpreventsignalsfromclipping or distorting.
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STUDIO CALIBRATION - REFERENCE CHART
REFERENCE CHART Volts, dBu, dBV
Volts dBu dBV 16 bit 24 bit
6,152840047 +18 +15,7815 16 24
3,083724882 +12 +9,7815 15 23
1,545523543 +6 +3,7815 14 22
1,227652988 +4 +1,7815 13+ 21+
1 +2,2184 0 13+ 21+
0,774596669 0 -2,2184 13 21
0,388217962 -6 -8,2184 12 20
0,316227766 -7,7815 -10 11+ 19+
0,244948974 -10 -12,2184 11+ 19+
0,194569886 -12 -14,2184 11 19
0,097515943 -18 -20,2184 10 18
0,048873746 -24 -26,2184 9 17
0,024494897 -30 -32,2184 8 16
0,012276530 -36 -38,2184 7 15
0,006152840 -42 -44,2184 6 14
0,003083725 -48 -50,2184 5 13
0,001545524 -54 -56,2184 4 12
0,000774597 -60 -62,2184 3 11
0,000388218 -66 -68,2184 2 10
0,000194570 -72 -74,2184 1 9
0,000097516 -78 -80,2184 8
0,000138236 -84 -86,2184 7
0,000024495 -90 -92,2184 6
0,000012277 -96 -98,2184 5
0,000006153 -102 -104,2184 4
0,000003084 -108 -110,2184 3
0,000001546 -114 -116,2184 2
0,000000773 -120 -122,2184 1
0,0000003865 -126 -128,2184
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GLOSSARYdB• AdecibelisatenthofaBelandowesitsnametoAlexanderGrahamBell.Itindicatestheratioofa
physicalquantityrelativetoaspecifiedorimpliedreferencelevel.Aratioindecibelsistentimesthelogarithm to base 10 of the ratio of two power quantities.
dBV • Levelrelativeto1voltRMS,regardlessofimpedance
0dBV=1V
dBu • levelrelativeto0,775voltsRMS(u=unloaded)
dBm • powerrelativeto1milliWatt.Inprofessionalaudio,it isalevelrelativeto0.775VoltsRMSwith600
Ohms impedence.
dBFS• (FS=fullscale):itreferstolevelsinthedigitaldomain,where0dBFSisthemaximumlevelpossible
before signals start to clip. All levels other than 0dBFS are negative (ex. -12dBFS). In a 16-bit audio environment, the lowest level
possible is -96dBFS (0000 0000 0000 0001). The dynamic range changes according to bit-depth resolution: 16-bit audio has 96 dB of dynamic range 20-bit audio has 120dB of dynamic range 24-bit audio goes down to 144dB. ThereisnostandardizedwaytocomparelevelsexpressedindBFS(digitalmeasurement)withones
expressed in dBu (analog tension - RMS). Differentreferencevalueshavebeendefinedovertheyears:
Typology dBFS VU dBu dBV Volts
CalibrazioneeuropeaedelRegnoUnitoperPost&Film
-18 0 +4 1.781512501 1.2270
BBCspec: -18 -4 0 -2.218487499 0.7745
AmericaneAustralianPost: -20 0 +4 1.781512501 1.2270
USA installation 0 +24 21.781512501 12.2765
Orchestral -18 0 +4 1.781512501 1.2270
Rock and / or Radio -16 0 +4 1.781512501 1.2270
Rock and / or Radio -12 0 +4 1.781512501 1.2270
AVIDDigi002 -14 0 -4 1.781512501 0.4887
Japan,Franceandothercountry 0 0 +22 19.781512501 9.7515
Germany ARD and Studio of PPM -10 +6 3.781512501 1.5455
Germany ARD and Studio of PPM -9 +6 3.781512501 1.5455
Germany ARD and Studio of PPM 0 +16 13.781512501 4.8873
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Typology dBFS VU dBu dBV Volts
Germany ARD and Studio of PPM 0 +15 12.781512501 4.3558
BelgiumVRT 0 +15 12.781512501 4.3558
EBUR68-2000-The European Broadcasting Union
0 +18 15.781512501 6.1528
EBUR68-2000-The European Broadcasting Union
0 +15 12.781512501 4.3558
inthetypeEBUisnotnecessarytousethefirst9dBofavailablerange
dB SPL • Soundpressurelevel
VU• (volumeunit):originallycalledVI(volumeindicator),isusedtomeasuretheperceivedloudnessofan
audiosignal.Ithasarelativelyslowresponseanditisoptimizedtomeasure(onadBscale)thelevelof audio sources during transmission and recording. It is not used to measure peaks (like a PPM) but RMS (average). It was developed by the Bell Labs, CBS and NBC and it was implemented in 1939.
ItsspecificationsaredefinedbyANSI(VolumeMeasurementsofElectricalSpeechandProgramWa-ves C16.5-1942 -IEC 60.268-17).
0VUcorrespondstoalevelof+4dBu.AVUmeterisdrivenfromafull-waveaveragingcircuitdefined
toreach99%full-scaledeflectionin300msandovershootsnotlessthan1%andnotmorethan1.5%.SinceaVUmeterisoptimisedforperceivedloudness,asalreadystated,itisnotagoodindicatorofpeak (transient) performance.
PPM• (PeakProgramMeter): OriginallydevelopedinEurope,itintegratestheinformationprovidedbyaVUmeter.Itisverycommon
tofindbothmetersinmodernstudiosandisveryusefulwhenrecordingdigitalaudioasitletstheuserkeep the peaks below 0dBFS, avoiding unpleasant distortion.
There are two different IEC standards for PPM’s (60268-10 for analog and 60268-18 for digital). A standard PPM has a 5ms integration time, so that only peaks wide enough to be audible are displa-
yed.
GLOSSARY
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FRONT AND BACK PANEL CONNECTORS The frontpanel features theTascamstandardDB25connector (for8 line level,balanced
signals)andaheadphoneoutput.(Pic.7)
ThepinoutoftheDB25connectormeetsthestandardTascamasshownonpage13:(Pic.5)
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FRONT AND BACK PANEL CONNECTORS. Theoutputconnectionsareprovidedbythehostingrackandaregenerallylocatedonthe
rear panel.
Forthepurposeofourexplanation,weareusinganAPILunchbox500-B6(seePic.8).
The500seriesrackprovidesasingleinputandasingleoutputforeachslot.
The SUM needs two separate outputs (one for the Left channel and one for the Right channel),thereforeaXLR/XLRM/Madapterisrequiredtoturnaninputconnectorintoanoutput connector (Pic. 9)
CHANNEL CONNECTOR
LEFT INPUT (WITH XLR/XLR M/M ADAPTER)RIGHT OUTPUT
The SUM SIXTEEN takes two slots of space. In this case the right slot connectors are not used whereas the left slot connectors are.
Picture 9
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CONNECTIONS OUTLINES
Female XLR(Rear view)
Connector TRS
Connector TS
Male XLR(Rear view)
1 1
1
1
2 2
2
2
3 3
3
Signal XLR Connector TRS ConnectorChassis Ground (cable shield) Pin 1 Sleeve
Audio 0° (Positive polarity (aka HOT) Pin 2 TipAudio 180° (Negative polarity (aka COLD) Pin 3 Ring
CABLEInordertogetthebestoutofmicrophones,outboardgear,speakersorpreamplifiers,qualitycablesshould be used.
• Manufacturers like Mogami, Canare or Belden build cables of outstanding quality.(shielded, noise-free, star quad cables.)
• Cable connectors must be reliable and maintain their funcionality over long periods of time. Manufac-turers like Neutrik or Switchcraft are renowned for their products.
• Cables should not exceed a certain lenght and should not be damaged.
Ourstudiotestsevidencedthatchoosingtherightinstrumentcableshasamajorimpactonthefinalsound.CompanieslikeKlotzorElixiroffergoodproducts.
CABLE TYPEThe Sonum SUM is a professional product. It accepts/outputs balanced (+4dBu standard) signals.(Internationalstudiolevel:LevelindB=+4dBu;VoltageRMS=1.228V;Voltagepeak-to-peak=3.47V).
To connect the SUM you will need DB25 to XLR (or TRS) cables. (Pic. 10)
Attention: When connecting an balanced output to a subsequent audio device with an unbalanced input, the negative signal lead (from Pin 3) must be wired to shield (Sleeve) at the TS connector
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CONNECTIONS OUTLINES
CARD EDGE CONNECTIONSIf you are using a custom card rack, or a card rack not manufactured by API®, please verify the following power supply terminations:
PIN Edge Pinout Connector1 CHASSISGROUND2 +OUTPUT3 NC4 - OUTPUT5 AUDIOCOMMON6 NC7 NC8 - INPUT9 NC
10 +INPUT11 NC12 +16VDC13 POWERCOMMON14 - 16VDC15 +48VDC
Withthemodulecorrectlypositioned,pinnumber1isthefirststartingfromthetop
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CONNECTIONS OUTLINESDB-25 CONNECTORTheSUMutilizesoneortwoDB-25professionalconnectors(oftenreferredtoasTascam®DA-88oDTRS), depending on the model. (Pic. 11)
Attention:DigitaldevicesthatutilizeAES3connections(knownasAES/EBU)arenotcompatiblewiththeSUM. Multipin digital and analog cables are not interchangeable.
CHANNEL NUMBER DB25PINOUTTASCAM/AVIDSUM
EIGHT Audio 0° POSITIVEPOLARITY
(HOT)H
Audio 180° NEGATIVEPOLARITY
(COLD)C
GROUND
GSUM
SIXTEENSUM
SIXTEEN1 9 24 12 25
2 10 10 23 11
3 11 21 9 224 12 7 20 85 13 18 6 196 14 4 17 57 15 15 3 168 16 1 14 2
Pin 13 is not connected.
12345678910111213
141516171819202122232425
G H H H H H H H HG G G G G G GC
CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH5 CH6 CH7 CH8
C C C C C C C
12345678910111213
141516171819202122232425
G H H H H H H H HG G G G G G GC
CH9 CH10 CH11 CH12 CH13 CH14 CH15 CH16
C C C C C C C
SUMSIXTEENDB25Connectorside
SUMEIGHTDB25Connectorside
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
TechnicalspecificationsSUMModel SUM EIGHT SUM SIXTEENCircuit Original Project
Compatibilità Series 500 1 Slot Series 500 2 Slot
Absorption Power supply +16VDC@170mA(NoLoad) -16VDC@170mA(NoLoad)
+16VDC@270mA(NoLoad) -16VDC@270mA(NoLoad)
Connectors Front Panel In/Out 1 x DB25 standard Tascam (In)1 x Headphone TRS (Out)
2 x DB25 standard Tascam (In)1 x Headphone TRS (Out)
Connectors Rear Panel Out1 x Comb 15 Positions cardedge
standard EDAC 156 X .156 - 306-015-520-102
2 x Comb 15 Positions cardedge standard EDAC
156 X .156 - 306-015-520-102Headphone out High-fidelityheadphoneamplifierwithover120dBofdynamicrange
Impedence Headphone Level 10 OhmMax Line Input gain Max Line Input gain + 47 dB
Input impedence
Line input impedence differential 20.000 Ohm (10kohm;eachleg@1kHz)
Max Output Level MaxOutputLevel+28dBu(Load=10kohm;@1kHz)Output impedence Outputimpedence100Ohm(50ohm;eachleg@1kHz)
Weight 0,380Kg 0,640KgMeasures L x H x D 38 x 138 x 175 mm L x H x D 76 x 138 x 175 mm
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CLEANING THE FRONT PANELDelicatelycleanthefrontpanelusingamicro-fiberdampclothandglassdetergent.Donotuseabra-sive detergents for this purpose.
CLEANING THE REAR CONNECTORNormally, you don’t need to clean the back connector for it is gold plated and guarantees the best quality over a long period of time. Soperformthisoperationonlywhentheconnectorisreallydirtorifithasoxidized.Inordertoproperlycleanityoumustremovetheunitfromtherackfirst.(seepage3)Gently pull the SUM out of its slot and clean it using isopropyl alcohol. Makesureyoudonottouchtheconnectorandthecontactswithyourfingers.Let dry and re-mount the module into the rack.
MAINTENANCE
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*** PLEASE NOTE ***• SonumSUMproductwarrantyisregulatedbytheItalianlawinforceandthelegalrightsitgivesyou
may vary from country to country, state to state and province to province, according to the local juri-sdiction. Total warranty period is 12 months from the original date of purchase. This warranty covers the SUM against factory and workmanship defects, present since the date of purchase and they must benotifiedtoSonum©assoonaspossible
• ThiswarrantyDOESNOTcover damage causedby: improper installation,wronguseof theunit,badmaintenanceaswellascarelessconservation, repairsperformedbyunauthorizedpersonnel,transportation, corrosion and whenever the serial number is lost, removed, changed or unreadable. The present warranty does not cover factory defects occurred after the warranty expiration date and ifthesedefectswhereabsentatthemomenttheunitwaspurchasedordeliveredtothefinaluser.
Inadditiontowhat listedabove,Sonum©cannotbeheldresponsibleforanydamagecausedbyincidents and natural calamities such as snow, rain, thunder and similar. Periodic check-ups and fun-ctional controls are not covered unless necessary when a component needs complete restoring and reconditioning within the warranty period. Damage due to overvoltage, caused by other electronic devices or manual alteration of the product are not covered. We can not be held responsible for any unnotifiedchangesinemployedmaterialsordesignmodificationsdifferentfromwhatspecifiedinads,catalogs or on the internet. Ultimately, this warranty does not cover excessive repair and technical assistance costs.
• Wheneverthelistedconditionsarerespected,Sonum©willrepairtheproductfreeofchargeandwillsend it freight prepaid back to the retail seller. All products covered by our warranty must be sent to Sonum©freightprepaidandinclusiveofallfiscaldocumentation.Incasetheproductissenttousafter the warranty has expired the buyer will bear all costs (administration, shipping, technical assi-stance). Please always contact us via email prior to sending the unit so we can evaluate all possible costs in advance.
WARRANTY
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Declaration of Conformity
Sonum© declares the SUM Eight and SIxteen Summing module to be in material conformity with the fol-lowing EC directives and related standards:
• 2006/95/ECLowVoltageDirective• 2004/108/EC EMC Directive
The technical documentation is available in our center.
CertificateofCompliance
Sonum© declares the SUM Eight and SIxteen Summing module are RoHS compliant and meet the requi-rementsandspecifiedlimitsofrestrictedsubstancesaccording2002/95/ECdirective.
RAEE
Sonum© SUM Eight and Sixteen is marked with the WEEE symbol to comply with the European Union’s Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment (WEEE- European Union’s Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment) Directive 2002/96/EC.
The symbol indicates that this product should not be treated as household waste. It must be disposed and recycled separately as electronic waste. Please assist to keep our environment clean
Abovedeclarationsarevoidbymodificationofthedevicewithoutapproval,orunauthorizedservicing.
01/01/2014,Firenze
Sonum© Marraghini Miriano
CERTIFICATIONS
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