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OnAir 2500 Digital Mixing Console

Quick Reference Guide 1Document generated: 09.09.14

OnAir 2500 Quick reference

OnAir 2500 Quick Reference ..................................................................................................................................................... 3

1 What You See Is What You Got .................................................................................................................................. 4

2 Safety Information ...................................................................................................................................................... 4

3 First Aid ...................................................................................................................................................................... 4

4 Earthing ....................................................................................................................................................................... 5

5 Dimensions ................................................................................................................................................................. 5

6 Setup of the Fixed-frame Version ............................................................................................................................... 7

7 Setup of the Modulo Version .................................................................................................................................... 10

8 Power-up ................................................................................................................................................................... 12

9 The Fader Strip ......................................................................................................................................................... 12

10 Connector Pin Assignments ...................................................................................................................................... 13

11 Optional External Units ............................................................................................................................................ 14


2 Quick Reference Guide Document generated: 09.09.14



OnAir 2500 Quick reference

Main Features • All-in-one consoledesign–no additional core required for operation; an optional, external D21m I/O frame for additional I/O can be connected via MADI

• Also available as OnAir 2500 Modulo, with rackmountable DSP mainframe and furniture-recessable fader modules

• 12,18or24faderlayoutwith100mmmanualfaders(motorfadersoptional) • Touch-sensitive12”colorTFTscreen, four rotaryencoders forparameter

adjustment. Ergonomic, easy-to-learn Touch’n’Action user interface • OrganicLED(OLED)displaysinfaderstripsandcentralmoduleforclearest

indication • Redlightsforon-airandopenmicindicationinmainandsecondarystudio. • AudioI/Oinestablishedsignalformats(analogmic/lineinputs,lineI/O,AES/

EBUI/O,MADI,ADAT,IEEE-1394Firewire,Livewire,etc..) • Everychannelinputwithfour-bandparametricEQandfulldynamics(com-

pressor,limiter,noisegate,expander,de-esser) • Onestereoprogrambus,onestereorecordbus,twostereoAUXbusesand

eightstereoMix-Minus(N–1/N–X)buses • VoiceMix,StuderAuto-Mixalgorithm(optional) • Configurablekeyfunctionsincasecustomizationisneeded • EasynetworkingandintegrationthankstoI/OsharingandCMS(StuderCall

ManagementSystem)support • CompleteintegrationwithRadioAutomationSystems;Monitoraprotocolvia

serial interface or tunnelled via TCP/IP • ConfigurableroutercontrolviaProBel1



1 What You See is What You Got • OnAir2500digitalmixingconsole • Mainscreenwithstandandfourmountingscrews(M4×10) • MainscablewithIECconnectorandthreemainsplugs(forG/F,UK,US) • Toolset(consistingofAllenscrewdrivers2/2.5/3mm,USBstick,237-pin

Sub-DplugsforGPIOsockets,5faderknobs,1rotaryknob,6keycaps) • Thisquickreferenceinstructionleaflet • Talkbackmodule(optional;includingoneADATandoneCat5cable) • Redundantpowersupplyunit(PSU)(optional;includingmainscablewith

IECconnectorandDCsupplycable5m) It is a good idea to keep the original packing materials in case that your unit

needs to be transported.

2 Safety information CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCKDO NOT OPEN

ACHTUNGGEFAHR: ELEKTRISCHER SCHLAG

NICHT ÖFFNEN

ATTENTIONRISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE

NE PAS OUVRIR

Toreducetheriskofelectricshock,donotremovecovers.Nouser-serviceableparts inside.Refer servicing toqualified servicepersonnel (i.e.,personshaving appropriate technical training and experience necessary to be aware ofhazardstowhichtheyareexposedinperformingarepairaction,andofmeasurestominimizethedangerofthemselves).

This symbol alerts the user to the presence of un-insulated dangerous voltage withintheequipmentthatmaybeofsufficientmagnitudetoconstituteariskof electric shock to a person.

CLASS 1LASER PRODUCT

CLASS 1LED PRODUCT

Assemblies or sub-assemblies of this product can contain opto-electronic devices.AslongasthesedevicescomplywithClassIoflaserorLEDprod-uctsaccordingtoEN60825-1:1994,theywillnotbeexpresslymarkedonthe product. If a special design should be covered by a higher class of this standard, the device concerned will be marked directly on the assembly or sub-assembly in accordance with the above standard.

3 first Aid In Case of Electric Shock Separatethepersonasquicklyaspossiblefromtheelectricpowersourceby

switchingtheequipmentoff,byunpluggingordisconnectingthemainscable,or by pushing the person away from the power source, using dry insulating material(suchaswoodorplastic).

AlwAyS COnSult A dOCtOR AFtER hAvIng SuFFEREd An ElECtRIC ShOCk.

warning! do not touch the person or his clothing before the power is turned off, OthERwISE yOu StAnd thE RISk OF SuFFERIng An ElECtRIC ShOCk AS wEll!

If the Person is unconscious Laythepersondown,turnhimtooneside,checkthepulse.Reanimatetheperson if respiration is poor, And CAll FOR A dOCtOR IMMEdIAtEly.

For additional information on safety, earthing, EMC, conformity declarations and related subjects, please refer to the Operating Instructions file on this same CD.



4 earthing Earthingofunitswithmainssupply (classIequipment) isperformedvia

theprotectiveearth(PE)conductorintegratedinthemainscable.Unitswithbatteryoperation(<60V,classIIIequipment)mustbeearthedseparately.

Earthing the unit is one of the measures for protection against electrical shock hazard(dangerousbodycurrents).Hazardousvoltagemaynotonlybecausedby a defective power supply insulation, but may also be introduced by the connected audio or control cables.

If the unit is installed with one or several external connections, its earthing must be provided during operation as well as while the unit is not operated. If the earthing connection can be interrupted, e.g. by unplugging the mains plug of an external power supply unit, an additional, permanent earthing con-nection must be installed using the provided earth terminal.

For additional information on earthing, please refer to the Operating Instruc-tions file on this same CD.

5 Dimensionsfixed-frame Versions

OnAir 2500 Versions Order no.12 faders 1.943.600.00

12 motor faders 1.943.605.0018 faders 1.943.601.00

18 motor faders 1.943.606.0024 faders 1.943.602.00

24 motor faders 1.943.607.00

524 mm / 20.7”

130

mm

/ 5.

1”39

2 m

m /

15.5

”

1300 mm / 51.2” (24 Fader)1056 mm / 41.6” (18 Fader)

122 mm / 4.8”

8 mm / 0.3”

40 mm / 1.6” 732 mm / 28.8” (12 Fader)

812 mm / 32” (12 Fader)

465 mm / 18.3”



524 mm / 20.7”

130

mm

/ 5.

1”39

2 m

m /

15.5

”

1300 mm / 51.2” (24 Fader)1056 mm / 41.6” (18 Fader)

122 mm / 4.8”

8 mm / 0.3”

40 mm / 1.6” 732 mm / 28.8” (12 Fader)

812 mm / 32” (12 Fader)

465 mm / 18.3”

Modulo Versioncu

t-out

301

mm

/ 11

.85”

244 mm / 9.6”

Fader ModuleCentral Module

Core FrameFront View

Rear View

cut-out 245 mm / 9.65”

300

mm

/ 11

.8”

cut-o

ut 3

01 m

m /

11.8

5”

244 mm / 9.6”

300

mm

/ 11

.8”

60 m

m2.

4”

cut-out 245 mm / 9.65”

64 m

m2.

6”

260

mm

/ 10

.2”

269 mm / 10.6” 207 mm / 8.2”

39 mm / 1.6”

275

mm

/ 10

.8”

284

mm

/ 11

.2”

292 mm / 11.5”

Screen Module

483 mm / 19”

380 mm / 15”

222

mm

/ 8.

8” (5

U)



cut-o

ut 3

01 m

m /

11.8

5”

244 mm / 9.6”

Fader ModuleCentral Module

Core FrameFront View

Rear View

cut-out 245 mm / 9.65”

300

mm

/ 11

.8”

cut-o

ut 3

01 m

m /

11.8

5”

244 mm / 9.6”

300

mm

/ 11

.8”

60 m

m2.

4”

cut-out 245 mm / 9.65”

64 m

m2.

6”

260

mm

/ 10

.2”

269 mm / 10.6” 207 mm / 8.2”

39 mm / 1.6”

275

mm

/ 10

.8”

284

mm

/ 11

.2”

292 mm / 11.5”

Screen Module

483 mm / 19”

380 mm / 15”

222

mm

/ 8.

8” (5

U)

6 Setup of the fixed-frame Version location The console must be set up on a flat surface. In any case, free air circulation

must be guaranteed through all the air vents on the console’s bottom, side, rear and top. The air vents must never be covered with e.g. a notepad or a manual. The console must never be placed on a soft surface, and the rubber feet at its bottom must not be removed.

temperature Regulations The unit must not be used in conditions of excessive heat or cold, near any source of moisture, in excessively humid environments, or in positions where it is likely to be subjected to vibration or dust. The ambient temperature range for normal operation of the unit is +5...+35° C.

Assembly Fix the main screen with the four supplied screws to the mounting holes [1] attheconsole’srear;amatchingAllenkeyissupplied.Connectthescreen’scable to the rear-panel SCREEN [2] socket.



AnalogLine In

Screen Mount Screen StudioMon/TB

Box

EarthTerm-inal

24 VDCInlet

MainsInlet/

Switch

AES/EBU I/O

CR MonitorSpeakers Out

USB Socket

AnalogLine Out

MicrophoneIn

LAN RS422RS232

MADIMain

DCOut

MADIAux

WCLKIn

AES/EBUSync In

GP InGP Out

Phones Firewire Optical ADAT I/O



AnalogLine In

Screen Mount Screen StudioMon/TB

Box

EarthTerm-inal

24 VDCInlet

MainsInlet/

Switch

AES/EBU I/O

CR MonitorSpeakers Out

USB Socket

AnalogLine Out

MicrophoneIn

LAN RS422RS232

MADIMain

DCOut

MADIAux

WCLKIn

AES/EBUSync In

GP InGP Out


Signal Connection Connect your inputs and output signals. For a basic test hookup a digital signal (AES / EBU IN / OUT [3])orananaloglinesource(LINEIN [4])andapairofactivemonitorloudspeakers(CR LSP [5])orheadphones(DJ [6])willdo.

An optional talkback module can be connected to the optical ADAT 1 (ST MON) [7] input/output and to the ST MON [8] socket.

Anoptionalexternal/redundantpowersupplyunit(PSU)isconnectedtothe24V DC IN [9] socket.

* Caution Connectors are identical on ST MON MODULE and LAN cables. Make sure not to mix them up since the ST MON MODULE socket carries DC supply voltage!

Mains voltage Thepowersupplyunitisauto-ranging;itcanbeusedformainsvoltagesina range of 100 to 240 VAC,50to60Hz.

Power Connection Connect your signal input and output cables before connecting the console to the mains outlet. Thesuppliedmainscable(withfemaleIEC320/C13

socket)mustbeconnected toamainsplugmatchingyour local standard(German/French,UKandUSversionssupplied)bya trained technician,respecting your local regulations. Plug the mains cable to the 100-240V~ [10] mains inlet.

Earthing Some consideration must be given to the earthing arrangement of the sy stem, at the center of which is the console frame. The frame is earthed to the mains

earth via the power supply or the earth terminal [11]. Ground loops may occurwheresignalprocessingequipment,patchedtotheframe,hasitssignalearth commoned to the console chassis.

The console must be earthed, due to the mains input filter network be ing connected to the mains earth. If the earthing connection can be interrupted, for example, by unplugging the mains plug of an external power supply unit, an additional, permanent earthing connection must be installed using the provided earth terminal [11].



For additional information on ambient temperature, mains connection and earthing please refer to the Operating Instructions file on this same CD.

7 Setup of the Modulo Version

Mounting Thefadermodulesaswellasthecentralmodulecanbeflush-mountedintoatableorfurniture.Thecoreframecanberackmountedina19”rack.Freeair circulation must be guaranteed through all the air vents of the core frame

wiring Fader / tB modules Please note that the maximum distance between the core frame and the moni-toring/TB module is 60m.

Please note that the maximum distance between the core frame and the fader modules is 18m.

Cable type Cat 5e, with shielded connectors on both ends

* Caution Connectors are identical on ST MON, FADER MODULE and LAN cables. Make sure not to mix them up since the ST MON and FADER MODULE sockets carry DC supply voltage!

wiring Central module / Screen Please note that the maximum distance between the core frame and main screen and central module is 2m !

temperature Regulations The units must not be used in conditions of excessive heat or cold, near any source of moisture, in excessively humid environments, or in positions where it is likely to be subjected to vibration or dust. The ambient temperature range for normal operation of the unit is +5...+35° C.

Signal Connection Connect your inputs and output signals. For a basic test hookup a digital signal (AES / EBU IN / OUT)orananaloglinesource(LINE IN)andapairofactivemonitorloudspeakers(CR LSP)orheadphones(DJ)willdo.

An optional talkback module can be connected to the optical ADAT 1 (ST MON) input/output and to the ST MON socket.

Mains voltage Thepowersupplyunitisauto-ranging;itcanbeusedformainsvoltagesinarangeof100to240VAC,50to60Hz.

Power Connection Connect your signal input and output cables before connecting the console to the mains outlet. Thesuppliedmainscable(withfemaleIEC320/C13socket)

mustbeconnectedtoamainsplugmatchingyourlocalstandard(German/French,UKandUSversionssupplied)byatrainedtechnician,respectingyour local regulations. Plug the mains cable to the 100-240V~ mains inlet.

External PSu Anoptionalexternal/redundantpowersupplyunit(PSU)canbeconnectedto the 24V DC IN socket.

Earthing Some consideration must be given to the earthing arrangement of the sy stem, at the center of which is the console chassis. The chassis is earthed to the

mains earth via the power supply or the earth terminal . Ground loops mayoccurwheresignalprocessingequipment,patchedtotheconsole,hasits signal earth commoned to the console chassis.

The console mustbeearthed,due to themains inputfilternetworkbeing



connected to the mains earth. If the earthing connection can be interrupted, for example, by unplugging the mains plug of an external power supply unit, an additional, permanent earthing connection must be installed using the provided earth terminal .

AnalogLine In

Screen

StudioMon/TB

Box

EarthTerminal

24 VDCInlet

MainsInlet/Switch

AES/EBU I/OCR MonitorSpeakers Out

CentralModule

AnalogLine Out

MicrophoneIn

LAN

RS422RS232

MADIMain

DCOut

MADIAux

WCLKIn

AES/EBUSync In

GP InGP Out


FaderModule 1

FaderModule 2

FaderModule 3

FaderModule 4



8 Power-up The power switch is located next to the 100-240V~ [10] mains inlet. If using an external DC power supply unit connected to 24V DC IN [9], the

console can be switched on and off with the PSU’s power switch. For battery operation an external switch must be connected in series with the

supply cable. Please note that for battery operation, an external, UL approved fuse (T 5 A H 250 V UL/CSA) must be connected in series with one of the supply lines as well.

After switching on, the console performs a self-test routine, starts the operat-ing software and loads the initial snapshot.

9 The fader Strip

ChannelLabelText Field

ChannelRotaryEncoder

Pro-gramm-ableKeys

Pro-gramm-ableKeys

ChannelActive

UserKeys

DirectAccessKeys

LevelMeter

GainRed.

Meter(GRM)

OverloadIndicator

Fader100 mm(Motor &

Over-press

Optional)

EveryfaderstripincludesagraphicalOLEDscreenthatcontainsthechannellabel, level and gain reduction meters and parameter readout, selected with the rotary assign section in the central module. The 100 mm faders can optionally bemotorized.

A rotary encoder combined with two keys below the display is used to set channel parameters.

Themainchannelfunctionsareaccessedwithfourlarge,illuminatedkeys: • REC (record),usedtoassignthechannelsignaldirectlytotherecordbus,

regardless of the fader position, the ON key, and the bus assignment. If active, the key is illuminated in red.

• TB(talkback).ForN–Xownerchannels,thiskey’sfunctionisTB(talk-back)totheN–Xreturn.IfmorethanoneownerisconfiguredtothesameN–Xoutput,allcorrespondingTB keys work in parallel.

• ON(channelon/off)Pressingthekeytogglesthechannelon/offfunction.In the audio path, the on/off switch is located after fader and panning.

On status is indicated by illuminating the key. The function is disabled when the corresponding fader is configured as

master fader for a particular bus. • PFL(pre-faderlistening) The purpose of PFL is to feed the pre-fader audio signal of the desired

channelorAUXsend,group,ormaster(program,record)tothePFLbus.If active, the key is illuminated in yellow.

Twouserkeyscanbeusedforcustomizedfunctionality.

Eight small direct access keys activate the corresponding channel functions in the main screen for comfortable editing.

More information on operation and configuration: See OnAir 3000 operating instructions.



10 connector Pin Assignments MIC IN / LINE IN (XLR3f) LINE OUT 1-8 / CR LSP L/R (XLR3m)

13

2 23

1

Pin Signal (Input) Signal (Output)1 Screen Screen2 In + Out +3 In – Out –

LINE OUT 9-16 (25-pinD-type,female)

1

Solder/Crimp View(or Socket View)

13

25 14

Pin Signal (9-16) Pin Signal (9-16)1 CH 16 out + 14 CH 16 out –2 CH 16 out GND 15 CH 15 out +3 CH 15 out – 16 CH 15 out GND4 CH 14 out + 17 CH 14 out –5 CH 14 out GND 18 CH 13 out +6 CH 13 out – 19 CH 13 out GND7 CH 12 out + 20 CH 12 out –8 CH 12 out GND 21 CH 11 out +9 CH 11 out – 22 CH 11 out GND10 CH 10 out + 23 CH 10 out –11 CH 10 out GND 24 CH 9 out +12 CH 9 out – 25 CH 9 out GND13 n.c.

GUEST / DJ (Headphones,6.3mmTRSsocket)

TipRingSleeve Pin SignalTip Left

Ring RightSleeve Screen

AES / EBU IN / OUT (25-pinD-type,female)

1


13

25 14

Pin Signal (1-8) Signal (9-16) Pin Signal (1-8) Signal (9-16)1 CH 7/8 out + CH 15/16 out + 14 CH 7/8 out – CH 15/16 out –2 CH 7/8 out scrn CH 15/16 out scrn 15 CH 5/6 out + CH 13/14 out +3 CH 5/6 out – CH 13/14 out – 16 CH 5/6 out scrn CH 13/14 out scrn4 CH 3/4 out + CH 11/12 out + 17 CH 3/4 out – CH 11/12 out –5 CH 3/4 out scrn CH 11/12 out scrn 18 CH 1/2 out + CH 9/10 out +6 CH 1/2 out – CH 9/10 out – 19 CH 1/2 out scrn CH 9/10 out scrn7 CH 7/8 in + CH 15/16 in + 20 CH 7/8 in – CH 15/16 in –8 CH 7/8 in scrn CH 15/16 in scrn 21 CH 5/6 in + CH 13/14 in +9 CH 5/6 in – CH 13/14 in – 22 CH 5/6 in scrn CH 13/14 in scrn

10 CH 3/4 in + CH 11/12 in + 23 CH 3/4 in – CH 11/12 in –11 CH 3/4 in scrn CH 11/12 in scrn 24 CH 1/2 in + CH 9/10 in +12 CH 1/2 in – CH 9/10 in – 25 CH 1/2 in scrn CH 9/10 in scrn13 n.c. n.c.



24V DC IN (10-pinHirose,male)

21 3

98 10

4 7

Pin Signal1 +22...28 VDC2 +22...28 VDC3 n.c. (no internal connection)4 Power alarm output5 n.c. (no internal connection)6 n.c. (no internal connection)7 n.c. (no internal connection)8 GND9 GND10 Power alarm enable

GPI / GPO 1-16 (37-pinD-type,female;2plugssupplied)


119

37 20

Pin GPI 1-16 GPO 1-16 Pin GPI 1-16 GPO 1-161 GPI 1a GPO 1a 20 GPI 1b GPO 1b2 GPI 2a GPO 2a 21 GPI 2b GPO 2b3 GPI 3a GPO 3a 22 GPI 3b GPO 3b4 GPI 4a GPO 4a 23 GPI 4b GPO 4b5 GPI 5a GPO 5a 24 GPI 5b GPO 5b6 GPI 6a GPO 6a 25 GPI 6b GPO 6b7 GPI 7a GPO 7a 26 GPI 7b GPO 7b8 GPI 8a GPO 8a 27 GPI 8b GPO 8b9 GPI 9a GPO 9a 28 GPI 9b GPO 9b

10 GPI 10a GPO 10a 29 GPI 10b GPO 10b11 GPI 11a GPO 11a 30 GPI 11b GPO 11b12 GPI 12a GPO 12a 31 GPI 12b GPO 12b13 GPI 13a GPO 13a 32 GPI 13b GPO 13b14 GPI 14a GPO 14a 33 GPI 14b GPO 14b15 GPI 15a GPO 15a 34 GPI 15b GPO 15b16 GPI 16a GPO 16a 35 GPI 16b GPO 16b17 GND (0 V) GND (0 V) 36 VCC (+5 V) * VCC (+5 V) *18 GND (0 V) GND (0 V) 37 VCC (+5 V) * VCC (+5 V) *19 GND (0 V) GND (0 V) * 600 mA max. total

11 Optional external unitsExternal PSu Anexternal19”/1Upowersupplyunitforquasi-redundantoperationisavail-

able as an option. A 5 m cable for the DC connection is supplied.

Monitoring/talkback Module For monitoring and talkback in a separate studio, a Monitoring/Talkback module1.943.444or1.943.447(withoutPFL)canbeconnectedtothecon-sole.Connectingcablesaresupplied(oneADATandoneCat5cable).



Extended line (Xl) Module TheXLmoduleallowsdirectcommunicationtouptotwelveoutsidesources.

Tel 1

Tel 2

Tel 3

EXTENDED LINE PANEL

PFL TALK

PFL TALK

PFL TALK

It features 12 eight-digit alphanumeric displays for source label indication, 12keyseachforPFLofandTBtotheseindividualdestinations,andarotaryencoder for individual and sum volume control. In a typical application during e.g. a sports event or elections, communication with many outside locations needstobecontrolled.TheXLmodulegivesafastandergonomicwaytofulfillingthistask.

Headphones Amplifier Box Thiscompactheadphonesampcanbefittedontopoforunderatablewith respective mounting brackets, next to a guest. It may be connected directly to

alineoutputoftheconsoleandfeaturesalocalamplifierwithvolumecontrol.In addition a talkback signal with separate volume control can be enabled and brought to the guest headphones, heard in split mode and controlled via a GPO signal.

gPIO Boxes Two types of general-purpose desktop boxes in the OnAir 2500 design, both withan illuminatedkey,andoneof themwith threeadditionalLEDsareavailable for many different applications, e.g. cough key, control of external devices,etc.ThekeysmaydirectlybeconnectedtoGPIs,theLEDstoGPOs,andconfiguredfortherespectivetaskintheconfigurationmenu.

Compact Monitoring/tB Module: The compact monitoring/TB box offers an array of configurable keys for monitoring source selection and talkback destinations, red light indication, and studio loudspeaker/headphone control. Talkback between any locations is pos-sible, as well as to external lines, the master, AUX,andN–Xoutputs,butneedstobeconfig-ured as desired.



Studio Source Selection SelectionofthestudiomonitoringsourcecanbedoneontheCRdeskoronthe compact monitoring/TB box.

Studio Muting The studio monitoring speakers are automatically muted if at least one of the microphonesinthestudio(Configuration:InputLocation=Studio2)ison.The studio headphones are not muted in such a case.

talkback DuringtalkbackfromstudiotoCRandviceversa,thestudiospeakerlevelis automaticallydimmed.The talkback signal fromCR to studio isnotdimmed and has the normal listening level on both the studio speakers and headphones.

XlR BreakOut Box

Thisboxisimplementedasaconfigurable,modularsystem.Theemptybox(A949.0580)canbeequippedwithdifferentoptionsfortheleftandrightpart.Thepictureaboveshowsabreak-outboxequippedwithtwooptionsno.3formicrophone inputs(2×4XLR3f)and thecorrespondingsplitoutputs(2x4XLR3m).Ontherearoftheboxtwo25-pinD-typesockets(f)areprovidedforconnectiontothecard(s).Formatchingcablesrefertothetableat the end of this chapter. All connectors can be custom-labeled.

Available Options Option Description Order no. Remarks1 8 × XLR f to 1 × DB25 f A949.0581 for 1 × Line input2 8 × XLR m to 1 × DB25 f A949.0582 for 1 × Line output

3 4 × XLR f / 4 × XLR m to 1 × DB25 f A949.0583

for 1 × Mic input/Split output or 1 × Mic Insert send/return or 1 × AES/EBU input/output

4 8 × XLR f to 2 × DB25 f A949.0584 for 2 × Mic input or 2 × AES/EBU input

5 4 × XLR f to 1 × DB25 f,4 × blank cover A949.0585 for 1 × Mic input

or 1 × AES/EBU input6 8 × blank cover 8 × C031.030111

AES/EBu on BnC BreakOut Box (orderno.A949.0586)

This19”/1UboxallowsconvertingAES/EBUsignals frombalanced tounbalancedonBNCconnectorsandvice-versa.Eachconnectorpair(inandout)canbecustom-labeledwithaninlaylabel.Ontherearoftheboxfour25-pinD-typesockets(f)areprovidedforconnectiontotheAES/EBUcards.For matching cables refer to the table at the end of this chapter. All connec-tors can be custom-labeled. Maximum cable lengths are 10 m for the D-type cables,and100mfortheBNCcables.

gPIO BreakOut Box (orderno.A949.0588)



For easier wiring of single GPI and/or GPO signals, this break-out box can be used. 16 GPI signals and 12 of the 16 GPO signals of a GPIO card with relayoutputs(A949.0436)arewiredtosingle,4-pin‘Combicon’terminals(seebelow),providingtherelaycontactsoropto-couplerinputs,aswellasGNDandashortcircuit-proof5VDCsupply.

If voltages exceeding 50 V (AC or DC) are switched, the break-out box must be placed within a closed rack in order to avoid shock hazards by touching the contacts.

Fourofthe16GPOsignals(GPO1...4,marked in black on the front panel)are connected to solid-state relays whose power terminals are wired to the ‘Combicon’ terminals.Thesepowercontactscan switchAC loads from24...240 V with a maximum total current of 5 A over all 4 relays.

For safety reasons, these four terminals have no additional GND and 5 V supply. All remaining low-voltage terminals (GPI 1...16, GPO 5...16) are coded on pin #4 in order to prevent high-voltage connectors being inserted by mistake.

The high-voltage connectors must be coded, as shown below; six coding elements (order no. C054.251100) are included with the break-out box.

Coding Element

Eight4-pin ‘Combicon’plugswith screw terminals (C054.251104) areincludedwith thebreak-outbox. Ifmoreplugsare required,pleaseorderseparately.Ontherearoftheboxtwo37-pinD-typesockets(f)areprovidedfor connection to the GPIO card. For matching cables please refer to the table below.

Pin AssignmentPin

GPO 1...4 (Outputs)(upper row, Sockets

uncoded/Plugs coded)

GPO 5...16 (Outputs)(upper row, *Sockets

coded/Plugs uncoded)

GPI 1...16 (Inputs)(lower row, *Sockets

coded/Plugs uncoded)Socket View

1 2 3 4

*1 n.c. +5 V +5 V2 n.c. GND GND3 Solid-State Relay, Contact 1 GPO Relay, Contact 1 Optocoupler Input 14 Solid-State Relay, Contact 2 GPO Relay, Contact 2 Optocoupler Input 2

Cables for BreakOut Boxes Description Length [m] Order no.DB25 m-m 1:1 cable, 8 × shielded 0.45 C089.201161DB25 m-m 1:1 cable, 8 × shielded 0.9 C089.201174DB25 m-m 1:1 cable, 8 × shielded 1.5 C089.201170DB37 m-m 1:1 cable 0.9 C089.201178

Disclaimer

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