Si Series Option Slot & Card User Guide
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1. Si Series CobraNet Card Setup Guide This guide describes typical setup of a laptop or PC and running of the CobraNet Discovery utility to configure the settings of the Si series CobraNet card NOTE The exact configuration and screen shots will be dictated by your network setup laptop PC setup and or other devices connected to the network therefore it 1s not possible to give exact details for individual parameters but this guide shows how to access and edit those parameters It 1s recommended that setting up a CobraNet network is carried out by an experienced person but if more information is required useful documents can be downloaded from the CobraNet website on http CobraNet info Tested Configuration Si Compact V1 1 5 CobraNet Module CM1 2 21 0 rev 4 CobraNet Discovery V4 0 3 Installing CobraNet Discovery software to allow configuration of Si Series CobraNet card CobraNet Discovery is a free utility provided by the manufacturers of CobraNet hardware Cirrus Logic Version of the program V4 0 2 or above allow not only the monitoring of CobraNet device parameters but also the configuration of settings such as bundle numbers latency and bit depth The program can be downloaded from the website http www CobraNet info follow the Downloads link on this page If you have an older version of CobraNet Discovery remove this and install the latest version Setting up the Ethernet po2. right click on the Si CobraNet device to select it then choose Tools gt Configure The Configuration box appears showing the current bundle number setup You will need to change the bundle configuration of either the Si card or the external equipment so as the transmit number of one matches the receive number of the other in order to pass audio CobraNet Configuration IP Address Conductor Bundle Number Status 1004 1005 1006 1007 1000 1001 1002 1003 Blo M e B ba Po be Si Option Slot and Option Card User Guide V2 11 0713 5 The bundle numbers can now be changed as required by either directly editing the bundle number fields or selecting one of the four transmit or receive bundles and clicking the Configure button which opens a more detailed Configuration dialogue box Transmitter 1 Configuration IMPORTANT The Si CobraNet card is set from the factory to have 4 transmit SubMap Clear All el SubCount UniCastMode MaxUniCast Fij g 5 3 tu rE lt UL All Same Never Multicast En lt lt lt Cancel bundles 32 channels and 4 receive bundles active The number of transmit and receive channels is also set on the CobraNet tm card PCB via DIP switches These switches determine how many channels are available in the S16 Input and Output patching touch screens If the number of transmit and or receive channels is changed from the default the
3. DI Cards The Soundcraft Si MADI HD cards establish a 64 channel MADI input and output link between a console and a remote device such as a Soundcraft Mini Stagebox 32 or other MADI device equipped with an appropriate MADI input The cards are available in the following forms Single Port CATS non redundant link Dual Port CAT5 redundant link Dual Port Multi Mode SC Optical redundant link and Dual Port Single Mode SC Optical redundant link NOTE Stagebox compatibility with any given console depends on the console series and software running on that console Please refer to the latest user manual for the Mini Stagebox or similar accessory to which you wish to connect NOTE The Si MADI HD variant cards must not be installed in consoles Specifications Max cable length single mode fibre 1300 nm lt 15 km 8 3 125um Max cable length multi mode fibre 1300 nm lt 2 km 62 5 125um compatible with 50 125um Max cable length of Soundcraft supplied CATS cable 100m Input frequencies 48 kHz 3 ppm Current consumption 3 3 V 0 4A 5 V 0 4A Operating temperature 0 45 C Switch Settings Input Switches Settings CH IN 1 8 MADI channels 1 8 feed expansion bus inputs 1 8 CH IN 9 16 MADI channels 9 16 feed expansion bus inputs 9 16 CH IN 17 32 MADI channels 17 32 feed expansion bus inputs 17 32 CH IN 33 64 MADI channels 33 64 feed expansion bus inputs 33 64 Output Switches Settings The switches ha
4. DIP switches on the CobraNet card should also be changed to match The SubFormat parameter allows the bit depth to be changed to match the network but if changed to 24 bits it is not possible to use all 8 channels in the bundle 6 Changing the Latency sample rate and card name Advanced Configuration Persistence Name Location Contact Conductor Priority Serial Format Serial Baud Serial PPeriod Serial RxMAc SeralTxMAc modeRate Control Proc Mode TagEnable HMI Mode FreeCycles NetMask Soundcraft Si Compact 255 Ox 19200 2560 01 60 2B FD 00 00 01 60 26 FD 00 00 48 kHz 5 1 3 mS we M A BEN The Advanced Configuration dialogue box is used to set the Latency and Sample rate of the Si CobraNet card this is the parameter called modeRate Control These must match the other devices in the network otherwise the system will not work Note With latency setting of 1 33ms only 7 channels per bundle are allowed IMPORTANT The Conductor Priority parameter must be left at set to a value of 255 This is the highest priority and indicates that the Si console will always be the clock master for the entire network If necessary the Name Location and Contact fields can be changed to identify the console in more detail Do not change any other fields In particular the Persistence box must not be unchecked otherwise all setup data will be erased For more information on Cobr
5. IP switches on Si 1 2 3 including variants is critical since the console option slots share an expansion bus Setting of dip switches on Si Performer Si Compact and Si Expression is not critical as there is an expansion bus dedicated to each option slot Theory of Operation Inputs All of the 64 expansion bus inputs are present at all expansion slot positions any card may route to any expansion bus however only one card may be set to route to any one bus at any one time as an example if you require 64 inputs from a MADI card then no routing from other input cards may be active at the same time see DIP SWITCH SETTINGS for your option cards for details on how to activate de activate routing to the expansion bus NOTE There is a clear distinction between patching amp routing patching is the act action of assigning an available signal source to a processing channel whilst option card whilst routing is the action of enabling disabling outputs of an option card to the expansion bus for where it may then be patched to a DSP channel Example Configurations An example of a valid configuration lt Card 1 AES INPUTS 1 8 active lt Card 2 AES INPUTS 9 16 active lt Card 3 MADI INPUTS 17 32 active lt Card 4 MADI INPUTS 33 64 active This configuration uses all four slots found in an S13 Si2 but no two cards are trying to route to the same bus NOTE Sil has only two option slots but the same principles a
6. SOUNDCRAFT A Division of Harman International Industries Ltd CRANBORNE HOUSE CRANBORNE ROAD m DAW m4 VAD AWN POTTERS BAR HERTS EN6 3JN UK Si Series Option Slot amp Card User Guide Contents I FiO E E E A tur de EE A suey Hossa dai cnn cepa asbestos ecto EEE A E AE tunes cookie E E 2 won E a S a a E E E EAE E ee EATE I EEN EEEO AT E OEE TEEN ps Card Installation and Removal sassone enire T EE E EERTE rRe 2 C a E E E E E E E 3 Pioro r dpe O a E E EA E E EE A EE E E EEN 3 Eome on OS ra E E E EE OTA E O EEE OTA E O EEE OA EA EEA 3 I Sy BU NM E E E EEE E EE EEEN EEE E EEEE eeepc EEE eee 5 SIS eile s MADI a E i E Er R E E E E 6 USC GMS le O ya A E E EEE A T A E A EEE E I T E E 8 ANTON C e e E E E E E E 9 EON E EE E a E E A E E E cabana icantecadnasenveiemsdiine 10 SiSenes Cobra NGC aie Setup ide ass anue sen is yoteceesaoseias aotersuesoen EE EEE EEEO ENE EEEE EAEE oe 11 Si Series BLU S1 BLU nk Card Semp Guide ssasaysuinnnanssvdocwsnitninelamineaeusiauvesuonisoesusinrdaal EREE EEEE AE E 11 Registered Office Harman International Industries Limited Cranborne House Cranborne Road Potters Bar Hertfordshire EN6 3JN Company Registration 1485558 Si Option Slot and Option Card User Guide V2 11 0713 Version V1 1 Added AES V1 2 Added Aviom amp CobraNet V1 2 1 For initial release V1 3 0 Added extra CN info and Installation of hot plugging V2 0 Added BLU Link card V2 1 Updated BLU link information regarding number of
7. The state of the yellow LEDs indicate the following conditions 1 One LED On When connected to a BLU link ring this state indicates the BLU Si card is not configured as BLU link master and identifies the port which is receiving the BLU link master clock 2 Both LEDs On Indicates the BLU Si card is configured as the BLU link master 3 Alternately Flashing Indicates the console clock is not detected by the BLU Si card or the BLU link network sample rate differs from the console s internal sample rate e Green LED lights when it is connected correctly to another BLU link device Connecting BLU Link Devices BLU link devices interconnect using standard CATS5e UTP Ethernet cable Connections must be made from the OUT of one device to the IN of the next Redundancy is achieved by linking the OUT of the last device to the IN of the 1 device as shown below Si Option Slot and Option Card User Guide V2 11 0713
8. aNet parameters see the website www CobraNet tm info Si Option Slot and Option Card User Guide V2 11 0713 BLU Si BLU Link Card User Guide The BLU Si BLU link card is a 32 x 32 interface between an Si series console and the Soundweb London digital audio bus informally known as BLU link The card allows connection to a wide variety of Harman products equipped with a BLU link interface such as BSS London BLU 800 dbx PMC or Crown PIP BLU interfaces amongst others Note Because of the clocking system architecture it is only possible to use one BLU Si card console combination on a BLU link network at any time BLU link is a low latency fault tolerant digital audio bus of 256 channels which uses standard CAT5e cabling and gives a distance of 100m between compatible BLU link enabled devices To increase the distance between devices the BSS Audio MC 1 fibre optic media converter can be used to span over 10km 6 2 miles using single mode fibre Additional information about the Soundweb London BLU link digital audio bus may be found on the BSS web site www bssaudio com Not Sil 2 3 or plus variants Si Option Slot and Option Card User Guide V2 11 0713 wa C Fa A Configuring The BLU Link Card Before the BLU link card may be used the switches that define master slave status and channel assignment must be configured On Ramp Off Ramp Master Slave switches switches switch The ma
9. consoles on a network V2 11 Corrected BLU link diagram with PMC16 Supported Cards MADI MADI HD AES CobraNet AVIOM Multi Digital BLU Link DanteCard Installation and Removal The option card connectors are located behind blank panels on the rear of the console use a hex key or Posidrive screwdriver to release the cover and retain this for future use When installing or removing a card ensure to observe the following e Do not over tighten card retaining screws e Observe best practice regarding ESD electrostatic discharge before inserting or removing any option card e Ensure the console is switched off and all AC power cords are removed before installing or removing any option card e Do not use force if the card does not locate and plug in easily contact your distributor or Soundcraft Customer Service in the UK FAILURE TO OBSERVE THESE PRECAUTIONS MAY RESULT IN DAMAGE TO THE CONSOLE AND OR THE OPTION CARD Si Option Slot and Option Card User Guide V2 11 0713 Introduction The Si 1 2 3 including series of consoles feature a versatile 128 channel expansion bus offering 64 discrete additional input sources and 64 additional output patches that may be used in parallel to fan out to multiple destinations Routing from the cards to the processing channels and from channels or buses to the option card buses 1s achieved via the Patching functionality see the console user guide for details IMPORTANT Setting of D
10. ctions on the Exceptions tab will be Learn more about Internet Connection ignored Sharing x Off not recommended Avoid using this setting Turning off Windows Firewall may make this computer more vulnerable to viruses and intruders Windows Firewall is using your domain settings What else should know about Windows Firewall Make sure the firewall is set to Off Click OK on all dialogues to exit the Local Area Connection properties Note You may have to reverse the above settings 1 4 if you subsequently need to connect the laptop to a business LAN so it is best to use a separate network port if available Setting up CobraNet Discovery to configure the Si series CobraNet card 1 Start the Si console and connect the laptop or PC Ethernet port to the Primary port on the CobraNet card this should be done with a crossover Ethernet cable Both LEDs on the CobraNet card should start flashing when correctly connected to the laptop or PC Note Depending on the laptop a straight cable may be used if the laptop supports both cable types or use a switch between the laptop PC and CobraNet card Using a switch enables other CobraNet devices to be connected at the same time and their configuration inspected and changed if necessary to match the Si Note do not change a BSS London s CobraNet parameters using CobraNet Discovery 2 Start the CobraNet Discovery program and select Tools gt Option
11. he expansion bus group to which it is enabled e g if enabling group 17 32 there will be no audio on expansion bus channels 25 32 21 32 Si Option Slot and Option Card User Guide V2 11 0713 Si AVIOM Card This card allows implementing the head of an AVIOM A Net Pro 16 chain with this standard 16 mono signals can be fed to an infinite number of AVIOM personal mixers such as the A 16 II may be connected in a daisy chain configuration The Si A Net card will be the start of the chain and provide the audio and synchronization data to the chain DIP switches on the front panel allow grouping two adjacent channels to one stereo channel and generating a test tone This card works at sampling frequencies of 44 1 or 48 kHz only For more information on AVIOM visit their web site http www aviom com Gye 5 ST LINK 1 8 Input Switch Settings CH IN 1 8 No function set to OFF CH IN 9 16 No function set to OFF CH IN 17 32 No function set to OFF CH IN 33 64 No function set to OFF Output Switch Settings CH OUT 8 Expansion bus outputs 1 8 feed AVIOM outputs 1 8 CH OUT 9 16 Expansion bus outputs 9 16 feed AVIO M outputs 9 16 CH OUT 17 32 Expansion bus outputs 17 24 feed AVIOM outputs 1 16 CH OUT 33 64 Expansion bus outputs 33 40 feed AVIOM outputs 1 16 Specifications Operating temperature 0 40 C Si Option Slot and Option Card User Guide V2 11 0713 Si C
12. nate DNS server 3 Select Use the following IP address and type in the IP address and subnet mask as shown If you are only connecting to the Si CobraNet card it does not really matter what the actual IP address is but it is recommended to set it as above Click OK to close the TCP IP dialogue box Si Option Slot and Option Card User Guide V2 11 0713 4 In the Local Area Connection box select the Advanced tab at the top and then click the Windows Firewall Settings button Local Area Connection Properties Windows Firewall General Exceptions Advanced General Authentication Advanced or your security some settings are c ed by G ic na Fraa For your security some settings are controlled by Group Policy Protect my computer and network by limiting Settings Windows Firewall helps protect your computer by preventing unauthorized users or preventing access to this computer from from gaining access to your computer through the Internet or a network the Internet On recommended This setting blocks all outside sources from connecting to this Allow other network users to connect through this computer with the exception of those selected on the Exceptions tab computer s Internet connection Internet Connection Sharing Dont allo xCeDtI Select this when you connect to public networks in less secure locations such as airports You will not be notified when Windows Firewall blocks programs Sele
13. obraNet Card This card allows sending and receiving of up to 32 audio channels to from a CobraNet network DIP switches on the card allow setting the number of input or output channels seen by the console Default setting is 32 output and 32 input channels By default the module is configured to be the conductor synchronization master and providing multicast bundles 1 4 to the CobraNet network This setting is ideal for e g providing audio channels to a PA installed sound or monitoring system using CobraNet For further information on CobraNet please visit their web site http www CobraNet info COBRANET SECONDARY PRIMARY ir g p AT r Ar 4h H j Y i Ai p a a j i j i L oti ote Input Switch Settings CH IN 1 8 CobraNet channels 1 8 feed expansion bus inputs 1 8 CH IN 9 16 CobraNet channels 9 16 feed expansion bus inputs 9 16 CH IN 17 32 CobraNet channels 1 16 feed expansion bus inputs 17 32 CH IN 33 64 CobraNet channels 1 32 feed expansion bus inputs 33 48 Output Switch Settings CH OUT 8 Expansion bus outputs 1 8 feed CobraNet outputs 1 8 CH OUT 9 16 Expansion bus outputs 9 16 feed CobraNet outputs 9 16 CH OUT 17 32 Expansion bus outputs 17 24 feed CobraNet outputs 1 16 CH OUT 33 64 Expansion bus outputs 33 40 feed CobraNet outputs 1 32 Specifications Operating temperature 0 40 C Si Option Slot and Option Card User Guide V2 11 0713
14. option slot Each Si option card features 8 DIP switches arranged as two groups of four these enable or disable inputs to or outputs from the option card and expansion bus The table below illustrates the function of the DIP switches found on the Si Series option cards Switch name 8 channel option card 1to8 Unavailable Unavailable Unavailable rE ee ee ee eee eee eee 16 channel option card 1to8 1to8 9to16 Unavailable Unavailable rs ee ee eee eee eee eee 24 channel option card 1to8 1to8 9to16 17to24 Unavailable rE ee eee ee eee eee eee I9to16 17to24 25to32 1to8 9to16 17to24 25to32 a ee ee ee eee eee eee 64 channel option card 1to8 9to16 17to24 25to32 33to 40 41to48 49to56 57to64 32 channel option card 1to8 Setting any given input switch shall enable routing of the INPUTS TO THE OPTION CARD to the given channels on the expansion bus Setting any given output switch shall enable routing of the SIGNALS ON THE EXPANSION BUS outputs from the console TO THE OPTION CARD It is important to remember that the patching of I O signals to from the expansion bus is unrelated to the setting of the physical switches on option cards the card switches dictate only which channels of the option card bus the expansion card can monitor route to NOTE There are some exceptions to the above please refer to the Switch Settings section of each card type for full details Si Option Slot and Option Card User Guide V2 11 0713 Si Series MA
15. pply Si Option Slot and Option Card User Guide V2 11 0713 An example of an invalid configuration lt Card 1 AES INPUTS 1 8 active lt Card 2 MADI INPUTS 1 64 active In this example there is a clash between the two cards as both are trying to route to buses 1 8 and the conflict must be resolved by resetting of the routing dip switches on one or other of the cards Outputs The operation of the outputs is slightly different whilst it is the case that only one audio source in the console may feed any given output or expansion bus any or all of the cards may listen to what has been patched to the expansion bus This topology allows great versatility when you are required as an example to direct outputs to multiple destinations simultaneously The DIP switches on the option cards may still be used to limit or choose which signals the card uses in the event you do not wish all cards to re transmit all channels A typical example of an output configuration gt Card 1 AES Outputs 1 8 Active gt Card 2 MADI Outputs 1 32 Active gt Card 3 MADI Outputs 1 64 Active Si Option Slot and Option Card User Guide V2 11 0713 Card Switch Settings IMPORTANT Setting of DIP switches on Si 1 2 3 including variants is critical since the console option slots share an expansion bus Setting of dip switches on Si Performer Si Compact and Si Expression is not critical as there is an expansion bus dedicated to each
16. r W CLK OUT CEJN Pin Configurations SUB D Connector Signal CH 1 8 Hal Signal CH 1 8 CH 7 8 out CH 7 8 out CH 7 8 out screen CH 5 6 out CH 5 6 out CH 5 6 out screen CH 3 4 out CH 3 4 out CH 3 4 out screen CH 1 2 out CH 1 2 out CH 1 2 out screen CH 7 8 in CH 7 8 in CH 7 8 in screen CH 5 6 in CH 5 6 in CH 5 6 in screen CH 3 4 in CH 3 4 in CH 3 4 in screen CH 1 2 in CH 1 2 in CH 1 2 in screen n C 25 Solder Crimp View or Socket View ONDA WN 14 Pin Configurations XLR Connectors PIN 1 GND PIN 2 HOT PIN 3 COLD Input Switch Settings CH IN 1 8 AES channels 1 8 1 4 feed expansion bus inputs 1 8 1 4 CH IN 9 16 AES channels 1 8 1 4 feed expansion bus inputs 9 16 9 12 CH IN 17 32 AES channels 1 8 1 4 feed expansion bus inputs 17 24 17 20 CH IN 33 64 AES channels 1 8 1 4 feed expansion bus inputs 33 40 33 36 Output Switches Settings CH OUT 8 Expansion bus outputs 1 8 feed AES outputs 1 8 1 4 CH OUT 9 16 Expansion bus outputs 9 16 feed AES outputs 1 8 1 4 CH OUT 17 32 Expansion bus outputs 17 24 feed AES outputs 1 8 1 4 CH OUT 33 64 Expansion bus outputs 33 40 feed AES outputs 1 8 1 4 NOTE Numbers in Square Brackets relate to the XLR version of the card NOTE Although an AES card may have fewer channels than the expansion bus group enabling the switch occupies all the channels within t
17. rt on the Laptop PC The Laptop PC needs to have its network port configured to have a fixed IP address in order to communicate with the CobraNet card 4 Local Area Connection Properties 1 On the Laptop PC General Advanced e Start gt Control Panel gt Network Connections Connect using e Right click the network connection you are going to use HB Intel 82567LM 3 Gigabit Network e Select Properties This connection uses the following items A QoS Packet Scheduler W Link Layer Topology Discovery Responder 2 From the General tab select Internet Protocol TCP IP and click Unease UE aly on Properties Install Description Internet Protocol TCP IP Properties Transmission Control Protocol Internet Protocol The default wide area network protocol that provides communication across diverse interconnected networks Titi General fou can get IP settings assigned automatically if your network supports this capability Otherwise you need to ask your network administrator for the appropriate IP settings C Show icon in notification area when connected Notify me when this connection has limited or no connectivity Obtain an IP address automatically Use the following IP address IP address 192 168 100 220 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Default gateway Use the following DNS server addresses Prefered DNS server Alter
18. s In the Network Adaptor dialogue select the network controller that your laptop or PC is using for connection to the CobraNet card Options i3 E x Network Adapter 0 Intel R 82567LM 3 Gigabit Network Connection Packet Scheduler Miniport IP Address Range C Har Start 2 168 _JEnable Auto Assignment End 168 Default Database Location C Cirrus Logic CobraNet Discovery firmware Default In the IP Address range fields enter values as above and then check the Enable Auto Assignment box Click OK to return to the main Discovery window Si Option Slot and Option Card User Guide V2 11 0713 Note this procedure is normally only required the first time you connect to the Si card 3 The CobraNet Discovery should now see the Si CobraNet module in the Discovery window with a green tick icon on the left and an IP address similar to that shown The IP address is only used for the purposes of connecting to the configuration computer so what the actual address is does not matter as long as it is in the same subnet as the laptop or PC s Ethernet port CobraNet tm Discovery CobraNet Edit View Tools Help 5 IP Address MAC Address errorCount sysDescription sysUpTime audioRxChannels audioTxChannels Rx Rx2 condPriority v 169 254 0 2 00602b055b6d 0 64 channel CM 1 CobraNet version 2 21 0 CM 1 a rev 4 3 38 51 64 0 0 1000 0 0 1001 0 0 255 4 To configure the CobraNet card
19. ster slave status determines the clock source for the BLU link network e When set as master switch set in the BLU link card clocks from the console word clock e When another device is set as the master you will need to operate in slave mode switch set out When not in master mode provision must be made to clock the console from the BLU link network by selecting the external BNC or option card word clock option from the console SYSTEM menu 2 Option Slot clocking option expected summer 2013 Channel Assign Switches The channel assign switches dictate which group of channels on the BLU link network the card listens to and speaks to Looking directly at the dip switch block are six switches numbered 1 6 left to right The leftmost three switches switches 1 3 are used to select the on ramp card speaks to BLU link bank The rightmost three switches switches 4 6 are used to select the off ramp card listens to BLU link bank Channels not used by the Si BLU link card are simply passed thru BLU Link On Ramp Si Option Slot and Option Card User Guide V2 11 0713 NOTE Whenever the On Ramp and Off Ramp selections match no audio is extracted from BLU link rather the output audio out from the BLU link card going to the Si console will match exactly the audio being inserted onto BLU link from the console BLU Link LED Indicators Each BLU link port features two LED s indicating status e Yellow LED
20. ve no function all expansion bus outputs feed MADI channels 1 64 Si Option Slot and Option Card User Guide V2 11 0713 Part No 301 190 PRODUCT Evolution APC Heavy Duty Tactical CAISE CABLE CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS Unshielded 4 twisted pors Insulation Colour MHz Pair White Blue Blue k i Pair 2 White Crange Orange TNE Pair 3 White Green ilreeni 1OMHz Pair 4 White Brown Broven Inner Jacket 16MHz 20MHz 31 25MHz 62 5MHz IPE 100MHz Material Diameter mm 4 5 Jacket Material Diameter mim 62 Jacket Colour Black ing Evolution XPC Heavy Duty Tactical CATSE 301 190 General standard 10 Base T 100 Base T 1000 Bose T DiS O2 28 02 2004 Sigaloit Ethernet DirectCable V RoHS Systems Ltd Direct Cable Systems Ltd Unit 12 Capital Business Park Manor Woy Borehamwood Hertfordshire WO 1G tele 0208 256 7800 fox O208 258 76801 email soles drectcablesystems caom Registered in UE Ho 340P274 Si Option Slot and Option Card User Guide V2 11 0713 Si Series AES Cards The AES I O cards offer standard AES inputs and outputs conforming to the AES 3 specification The card is available in two versions either 4ch IN and 4ch OUT on XLR connectors or 8ch IN and 8ch OUT on a 25w SUB D female amp Specifications W Input output impedance 110 Q Input sensitivity min 0 2 V Output level into 110 Q 3 3 V CET a eee SFC range 22 108 kHz Operating temperature 0 45 C connecto
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