Hello, I am stumped with a bit of a problem. The ClearCom system that
is installed at the concert hall I work at has been developing a
temper lately. Ever since last year it has had a buzz in it. Well,
it's not specifically a buzz, it's a combo of a hum, buzz, and static.
Last year, if you were to plug in a belt pack at various ClearCom
jacks around the hall, a short would occur and the call light would
lock on on every receiver (PS. they are all in series). If you
unplugged that pack, then everything would go back to normal. Well,
this year, it's my board that is causing the problem. I am using a
Mackie SR40-8. Last year my board didn't cause any problems, but I
came back in the fall and it was doing it. The only thing that I can
think of is to take a multi-meter and go down the series and probe
each jack to see when a voltage change occurs. Does that seem like a
possible plan or is it a crap plan. I'm honestly shooting in the dark
here. Please help me out.
-Luther