The CP64S is a versatile commercial preamplifier designed for use in restaurants, bars, health clubs and offices. The CP64S is capable of serving two independent Zones. Two gated Paging inputs and four Program inputs are provided. Ports are provided for expansion of Page, Program or Zone signals. Four levels of priority are supported:
The versatility of the CP64S allows a wide variety of system configurations while providing simple and intuitive controls.
Two gated Paging Inputs capable of receiving mic or line level input are provided. Each features independent Mic/Line Pad, Gain Trim, detector Threshold, Zone Assign and Zone Level controls. Internally selectable phantom power is provided for each input. Each Paging input may be summed Pre- or Post- Zone Level control to allow setting Paging Level independent of Zone Level. An internal Paging Priority switch allows a “master” pager to override non-priority paging in its assigned zones, while allowing true dual zone independent paging. If no Paging Priority is selected, the Paging inputs mix together for applications like karaoke.
Four stereo Program inputs are provided with independent Input Level controls. Any one of the four Program inputs may be independently assigned in each Zone. One of the Program inputs is a gated Priority Program input. When signal is detected at its input, it overrides any non-priority Program selection in the assigned Zones. The Priority detector features internal, adjustable Threshold and Release-Time controls.
The CP64S has two Zone outputs: Zone 1 is stereo: Zone 2 is mono.
Each Zone features independent:
Versatile wired remote control interface ports are provided for Paging assignment, Zone Level and Zone Program source selection. Paging Zone and Source/Volume remote controls are available as accessories.
Many options allow the installer to determine exactly which controls are employee accessible.The SCP2S is an optional security cover for the CP64S’s front panel EQ section. Any or all other front panel knobs can be removed and replaced with hole plugs -- six are included with the SCP2S. Front panel Ducker Depth controls are screw driver adjust. The remote controls allow blank Decora™ plates to be remote control security covers. The remote knobs can also be individually replaced with hole plugs. For complete security, Rane carries the SC 17 single rack space security cover, only allowing the client access to the remote controls.
Paging mic from reception, emergency phone paging from the office, 4 music sources, remotes for source selection and volume within the dining room and lounge.
Program Source - Allows the use of up to 4 stereo sources such as TV audio or a Music service.
Jukebox - This Input allows the Jukebox to automatically override the selected Program source when it is turned on.
Multichannel Amplifiers - The MA 4 is 4 channels @100W 8 ohms. An MT 4 Multichannel Transformer is used for the distrubuted speakers.
Page 1 - Is for the receptionist who can assign a page to either the lounge or dining room. This is second priority. Uses a PR2 Page Remote for zone assignment.
Page 2 - Is from a telephone from the office phone system so you can page using your phone. This is assignable to lounge, dining or both. This is first priority. Uses a PR2 Page Remote for zone assignment.
ZR1 Zone Remote - Allows remote control of Program Selection and Zone Level within the restaurant or lounge.
Zone 1 - Can be stereo if the restroom zone is not used.
Zone 2 - Runs to the dining room and patio.
Paging mic from phone system in the office, 4 music sources, remotes for source selection and volume within the retail floor and a meeting/demo room.
Program Source - Allows the use of up to 4 stereo sources such as TV audio or a Music service.
Jukebox - This Input allows any source to automatically override the selected program source when it is turned on.
Multichannel Amplifiers - The MA 4 is 4 channels @100W 8 ohms. An MT 4 Multichannel Transformer is used for the distrubuted speakers.
Page - Is from a telephone from the office phone system so you can page using your phone. This has first priority.
ZR1 Zone Remote - Allows independent remote control of music source and level within the store and meeting/demo room.
Zone 1 - Stereo audio in the meeting/demo room.
Zone 2 - Mono to the retail floor speakers.
1 singers mic, 1 mic for second singer or announcer, 4 stereo music sources, and remotes to control which music source and level located in both the lounge and dining area.
Program Source - Allows the use of up to 4 stereo sources such as TV audio or a Music service.
Jukebox - This Input allows the karaoke to automatically override the selected Program source when it is turned on.
Multichannel Amplifier - The MA 4 is 4 channels @100W 8 ohms.
Page 2 - Can be used for a second page or announcement mic, or may be hooked to your phone system so you can page using your phone.
ZR1 Zone Remote - Allows remote control of Program Selection and Zone Level.
PR2 Page Remote - Allows remote control of Page Zone assignment
Zone 1 - Feeds stereo to the lounge.
Zone 2 - Feeds mono background music to the dining room.
Optional wired remote control units are available. The PR2 allows remote control of Page 1 and Page 2 Zone Assign selection. The ZR1 allows remote control of Zone Level and Zone Program selection. One PR2 and two ZR1 remotes may be used with each CP64S. If you need only remote volume control, the VR 1 Volume Remote may be substituted for a ZR1. The PR2 and ZR1 may be installed in a standard electrical box (minimum depth 2.25") and finished with a Decora™ plate. The remotes connect to the CP64S through 5-pin Euroblock connectors.
PR2 Page Assign RemoteThe PR2 is a 5-wire remote with 2 bits to select Page 1 Assign, one wire for shield/ground and 2 bits for Page 2 Assign. Selector logic is active low BCD with pull-up provided in the CP64S. Control may be a simple switch closure to ground or 5 volt TTL. Page 1 and Page 2 bits may be paralleled so that one switch controls both Page Assigns. Remote control is initiated by setting the front panel Paging Zone Assign selector to RMT. |
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ZR1 Source & Volume RemoteThe ZR1 is a 5-wire remote with 2 bits for Zone Program selection (active low Gray Code), a common shield/ground and two wires for ratiometric DC control of Zone Level. Zone 1 and Zone 2 ZR1 remote ports may be paralleled so that a single remote controls both Zones. Selector logic is active low Gray Code with pull-up provided in the CP64S. Control may be a simple switch closure to ground or 5 volt TTL. Remote control for each zone is initiated by engaging the RMT switch (located on the front panel) for that Zone. If you need only a volume control without program selection, connect the VR1 Volume Remote to the Remote Level Port on the CP64S. If you only need a few volume presets, see the LRS4 Level Recall Remote. |
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| Parameter | Specification | Limit | Conditions/Comments |
| MIC/LINE PAGE INPUTS | Two mono inputs; All controls duplicated for both inputs | ||
| .....Input Type | Euroblock | Balanced; Instrumentation amplifier | |
| .....RFI Filter | Yes | ||
| .....Gain range | +30 to +60 dB | 2 | Continuously adjustable |
| .....Frequency Resp. | 30 Hz to 40 kHz | Maximum gain; +0/-3 dB | |
| .....Input Referred Noise | -125 dBu | 1 | Gain: 60 dB, Rs: 150Ω, BW: 20 kHz |
| .....CMR | 40 dB | min | 20 to 20 kHz |
| .....THD+N | .05 % | .01 | Gain: 30 dB, +4 dBu out, 1 kHz, BW: 80 kHz |
| .....Phantom Power | +15 VDC | 4% | Internal switch |
| .....Mic Input impedance | 500 Ω | 1% | Each leg to ground |
| .....Line Pad | 30 dB | 1 | |
| .....Line Input impedance | 14.5k Ω | 1% | Each leg to ground. Defeats phantom power |
| .....Signal Detector Range | off to +4 dBu | typ | Continuously adjustable |
| .....Signal Detector Attack | .5 msec | typ | Fixed |
| .....Signal Detector Release | 3 sec | typ | Fixed |
| .....Overload Indicator | +16 dBu | 1 | 4 dB before clipping. |
| .....Front Panel Zone Assign | Remote, Z1, Z2, Both | Z1 = Zone 1; Z2 = Zone 2 |
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| .....Remote Zone Assign | Off, Z1, Z2, Both | Internal pull-up. Active low; Switch closure to Ground or 5 volt TTL logic. | |
| .....Pre/Post Paging assign | Summed with program Pre VCA or Post VCA via Internal switch | ||
| .....Page Priority Assign | P1 (Page 1) NO (none) P2 (Page 2) |
Priority pager overrides non-priority pager only in assigned zones; Selecting NONE allows the two pagers to mix. | |
| .....Paging Zone Level | off to 0 dB | Independent for each Zone | |
| .....Page Remote Select | 11 = Off 10 = Z1 (Zone 1) 01 = Z2 (Zone 2) 00 = Both |
Internal pull-up. Active low; Switch closure to Ground or 5 volt TTL logic. | |
| PROGRAM INPUTS | Four stereo inputs; All controls duplicated for all four inputs | ||
| .....Input Type | RCA | Unbalanced | |
| .....Input Level adjust | off to 0 dB | ||
| .....Frequency Resp. | 10 Hz to 50 kHz | +0/-3 dB | |
| .....Input impedance | 10k Ω | 20% | |
| Priority Program Input | |||
| .....Input Detector Range | off to -35 dBu | typ | Internal trim, factory set to -50 dBu |
| .....Release Time Range | 5 to 20 sec | typ | Internal trim, factory set to 12 seconds |
| .....Attack Time | 50 msec | typ | For a 20 dB step; Fixed. |
| .....Assign | OFF, Z1, Z2 or Both | ||
| EXPAND OUTPUTS | All controls duplicated for both zones | ||
| .....Number of Expand Outputs | Two | Z1 & Z2, both mono | |
| .....Expand Selector | Zone Program Only Page Only |
Note: If a Page signal is summed Post-VCA, it is not present on the Expand Zone output. It is available for the Expand Page output. | |
| .....Output Type | Balanced | Cross-coupled; Euroblock connector | |
| .....Gain: Zone | 12 dB | 1 | |
| ..........Page/Program | 6 dB | 1 | |
| .....Frequency Resp. | 10 Hz to 50 kHz | +0/-3 dB | |
| .....S/N | -84 dBr | 1 | re +4 dBu. BW: 20 Hz-20 kHz |
| .....THD+N | .05 % | .01 | +4 dBu, 1 kHz, BW: 80 kHz |
| .....Crosstalk | -75 dB | max | 1 kHz, Rs: 25 Ω, ch/ch |
| .....Output impedance | 100 Ω | 1% | Each leg |
| .....Maximum Output | +24 dBu | typ | Ri: 2 kΩ |
| ZONE OUTPUTS | Two | Zone 1 Stereo, Zone 2 mono | |
| .....Output Type | Euroblock | Balanced; Cross-coupled | |
| .....Gain | 12 dB | 1 | From Program Inputs |
| .....Gain | 6 dB | 1 | From Page Inputs |
| .....Frequency Resp. | 10 Hz to 50 kHz | +0/-3 dB | |
| .....S/N | -84 dBr | 1 | re +4 dBu. BW: 20 Hz-20 kHz |
| .....THD+N | .05 % | .01 | +4 dBu, 1 kHz, BW: 80 kHz |
| .....Crosstalk | -75 dB | max | 1 kHz, Rs: 25 Ω, (L/R or ch/ch) |
| .....Output impedance | 100 Ω | 1% | Each leg |
| .....Maximum Output | +20 dBu | typ | Ri = 600 Ω |
| .....Signal Present LED | -20 dBu | typ | Maximum |
| .....Overload LED | +16 dBu | typ | 4 dB before clipping |
| .....Ducker: Enable | ON/OFF | Independently defeatable for each Zone | |
| ..........Depth Range | -50 to -6 dB | typ | Continuously adjustable |
| .....Limiter: Threshold Range | -20 to +20 dB | typ | Continuously adjustable |
| ..........Attack Time | 20 msec | typ | For a 10 dB step; Fixed. |
| ..........Release Time | 250 msec | typ | For a 10 dB step; Fixed. |
| ..........Ratio | 15:1 | typ | Soft knee. |
| PROGRAM SELECTION | |||
| .....Local (Front Panel) | L1, L2, L3 or P (priority) |
Independent for each Zone | |
| .....Zone RMT Selector | 11 = Off 10 = Z1 (Zone 1) 01 = Z2 (Zone 2) 00 = Both |
Internal pull-up. Active low; Switch closure to Ground or 5 volt TTL logic. | |
| .....Zone RMT Volume (RMT engaged) | Attenuation = 64 mV/dB Range 0 V to +5 V (0 dB to -78 dB) |
Control element: 2 kO pot, reverse-log taper; Or any ground referenced 0-5 VDC control. | |
| .....Off Isolation | -80 dB | typ | 1 kHz, Rs: 25 Ω |
| EQ CIRCUITS | |||
| .....Boost/Cut Range | +12 to -12 dB | .5 | |
| .....ISO Center Frequencies | 40, 100, 250, 630, 1.6k, 4k, 10k Hz | 3% | Zone 1: Stereo 7-band; Zone 2: Mono 7-band. |
| .....Filter Bandwidth | 2 octave | 3% | |
| UNIT: Agency Listing | UL/cUL/CE | ||
| .....Universal Voltage | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz | 12 watts | |
| .....Construction | All Steel | ||
| .....Size (1U) | 1.75"H x 19"W x 8.5"D | (4.4 cm x 48.3 cm x 21.6 cm) | |
| .....Weight | 5 lb | (2.3 kg) | |
| Shipping Size | 4.5" x 20.3" x 13.75" | (11.5 cm x 52 cm x 35 cm) | |
| .....Weight | 9 lb | (4.1 kg) | |
| Note: 0 dBu = 0.775 Vrms | |||
CP64S Data Sheet CP64S Installation Manual ZR1 / PR2 Remotes Data Sheet / Manual LRS4 Level Recall Remote Data Sheet / Manual VR1 Volume Remote Data Sheet / Manual Safety and Compliance CP64S SchematicEach unit is shipped with the Installation Manual containing Safety and Compliance information, remote control data, example applications, the RaneNote "Sound System Interconnection," Declaration of Conformity, and Rane's 2+ Year Warranty information.
No. The CP R1 and CP R2 only work with the CP 62. The proper remotes for the CP 64 and CP64S are the PR2 for paging, and the ZR1 for source and level control.
If either one of the two Page Inputs is available (unused), connect the fire alarm Normally Open relay wires across the unused Remote Page Zone Assign switch terminals. For example, if the Page 1 Input is not in use, connect a shorting jumper wire from the Z1 terminal (upper-left-most terminal when facing the rear panel) to the Z2 terminal (second from left, also on the top). This always electrically connects the two output zones together so both zones mute when the fire alarm relay closes.
Then, connect the fire alarm Normally Open wire to one of these same two Z1 or Z2 terminals. Connect the other fire alarm wire to the third-from-the-left, ground or shield terminal.
Next, turn the rear panel Detect Threshold screw driver controls all the way counter-clockwise. Verify that this illuminates both of the front panel's Active indicators (under Paging Zone Assign, on the left when facing the front of the unit). Also on the front left of the CP64S, rotate the Page 1 Zone Assign knob fully counter-clockwise to the RMT position. This enables the rear panel Zone Assign port where the Fire Alarm wires are now connected. Finally, turn the front panel Ducker Depth switch ON, and turn the Ducker Depth screw driver adjust pots fully counter-clockwise. This will turn the music audio down all the way (mute) during an alarm condition.
These fixed line level outputs are for driving other systems or "stacking" CP series together for larger applications. The signal may consist of paging only, program only or a copy of the zone signal. This output can be used for music on hold as well as zones not needing level adjustment (i.e. rest rooms, entryways and similar areas).
For runs up to 200 feet any five conductor wire, 22 gauge or larger, will suffice. Use shielded wire for distances greater than 200 feet.
Yes. The CP64S has a Zone 1 Mono Switch located internally, refere to manual for specific location.
Either output will provide a summed LEFT plus RIGHT mono signal. You can use both LEFT and RIGHT outputs simultaneously when needed, (like when you want to run two channels on a power amplifier without connecting a Y-cord.)
Yes. The internal Program Priority Release Time control (location shown in the manual) can be rotated to change the interval from five to twenty seconds. Clockwise rotation increases the release time interval.
All selection and level is done either on the front panel or at the remote; never both locations. Connecting just a VR 1 to the CP64S remote control terminals will allow level adjustment. However without a source selector, the unit will default to source one. If the PRIORITY / L4 INPUT automatic switching is enabled, then the unit will select the L4 signal when present and L1 at any other time. Thus if only a jukebox (P/L4) and other line source (L1) are used, the remote volume control will work just fine. Refer to the CP64S and ZR1 manuals for clarification.
First check all the wire connections at both ends of the remote. All five wires must be connected for proper operation. Also make sure you didn't "flip" the wiring at one end of the cable...it happens frequently. Also note that once the front panel RMT button is pressed "in" both the PROGRAM SELECT and LEVEL functions only work at the remote. These two front panel controls are disabled when the RMT switch is engaged. For testing, push the RMT switch and make sure it's in the "out" position. Then, re-test all functions of the CP64S. If all works fine now, the problem lies in the remote or wiring to it.
First check all the wire connections at both ends of the mic cable. Next be sure to set the PAGING INPUT MIC/LINE switches correctly. Facing the rear panel, MIC position is to the left. Once you have the setting correct, turn up --- clockwise --- the PAGING TRIM control and see if you can light the PAGING OVERLOAD indicator. If it illuminates, you're getting hot enough audio into the paging preamplifier. Last field check is to be sure the front-panel PAGE ZONE ASSIGN switches are set correctly. If all this checks out, it's time to follow the Recommended Calibration Procedure in the manual.
Is it possible to use a single VR 1 to control volume remotely and still use the front panel program selector on the CP64S?
No, once the RMT switch is engaged on a CP64S, it disables the Program Selector switch. Using a VR 1 with CP64S yields only Line 1 input being available for that zone. Automatic switching to Priority / Line 4 program input is unaffected by this combination.
Is it possible to use a single ZR 1 to control both zone selections on a CP 64 series unit?
Wiring D0 and D1 together on a CP64S will cause one remote selector to affect program choices in BOTH zones. It is not recommended to wire Vc together for single remote volume control, which also negates having two discrete zones in the first place. Use a ZR 1 for level control in one zone and a VR 1 for level control in other. ZR 1 selector then affects source choie in BOTH zones.
If the above options don't answer your question, or it's urgent...
Phone 425-355-6000, 8:30 AM to 5 PM PST, Monday through Friday.
If it's less urgent, you can email the factory.
For local service within the USA, find a service center.
CP64S |
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Levels of Priority |
3 |
4 |
1 |
3 |
Paging Mic Inputs |
1 |
2 |
1 |
2 |
Program Line Inputs |
4 |
4 |
1 |
6 |
Number of Zones |
1 Stereo |
1 Stereo + 1 Mono |
6 |
6 |
Page Limiter |
Yes |
No |
AGC |
Yes |
Page High / Low Filter |
Yes |
No |
Yes |
Yes |
Expand Outputs |
1 |
2 |
6 |
1 |
Expand Levels |
Yes |
No |
Yes |
Yes |
For more inputs and outputs, see the HAL System. 22 RAD models include a Paging Station and Ambient Noise Microphone. A Room Combine Processor and easy linking to Digital Remote controls are parts of a comprehensive supply of additional processing.
Model |
Analog Inputs |
Analog Outputs |
RAD inputs |
RAD outputs |
Total Inputs |
Total Outputs |
8 |
8 |
8 |
8 |
16 |
16 |
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requires HAL1
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16 |
16 |
32 |
32 |
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8 |
8 |
8+2 |
8+2 |
18 |
18 |
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2 |
6 |
2 |
2 |
4 |
8 |
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*A HAL1 can connect up to four EXP1 Expanders for a total of 80 inputs with 48 zones.
RaneNote: "Sound System Interconnection"
ZR1 Zone / Volume Remote JPG
LRS4 Level Recall Remote JPG
VR1 Volume Level Remote JPG
CP64S front DWG