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Commentary codec

User manual - Draft 0002

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Page 1: ...Commentary codec User manual Draft 0002 ...

Page 2: ... User interface 34 4 1 Equipment start up 34 4 2 Principles for navigating and setting parameters 34 4 3 Description of the user interface pages 35 4 4 Setting up a link 52 4 5 Details on specific objects 60 4 6 Description of the menu 65 4 7 Management of the configuration profiles NYA 69 4 8 Access control NYA 70 4 9 Clearing Backing up Restoring settings NYA 70 4 10 Operating mode Remote contro...

Page 3: ... is mainly designed for IP networks but it can also use an ISDN line In either case the two audio channels can be set with a single destination transmission in dual mono format or two separate destinations double codec With a mobile option alternative transmission modes are available AoIP over 3G 4G and mobile voice including HD Voice capability The product is used by journalists and it aims at be...

Page 4: ...21 H242 MPEG Audio Layer II MPEG AAC LC HE AAC OPUS AoIP only Linear L16 L20 L24 AoIP only Mono Mono Mono Mono Mono Dual mono Mono Dual mono Mono Mono Dual mono NYA NYA Audio interfaces 2 microphone inputs with phantom power HP filter limiter 1 mic line input with phantom power HP filter limiter 1 mic line input with HP filter limiter 2 auxiliary line inputs 1 AES input 4 stereo headphone sockets ...

Page 5: ...es are fed a configurable and adjustable mix of the block s input signals The CODEC block deals with the bit rate reduction for transmission implementing various possible coding algorithms Two bidirectional channels are handled The TRANSMISSION block handles the access and transport via the available network interface s The User Interface and Control part includes the management thanks to the touc...

Page 6: ...ustable threshold switchable analog domain Gain control 0dB to 40dB 1 dB steps All parameters controllable by remote The limiter threshold value is adjustable but common to all 4 microphone inputs Lim HPF On Off HPF On Off Lim HPF HPF Lim MIC1 P48 Off Mic power Mic 1 P48 Off P48 Off Mic power Mic power PAD 20dB Mic 2 Mic Line 3 AUX 1 2 Sample rate converter AES SPDIF receiver AES MIC3 MIC2 Aux 1 2...

Page 7: ...th line setting pad on High pass filter 80 Hz 18 dB o defeatable analog domain Limiter adjustable threshold switchable analog domain Gain control Mic position 0dB to 40dB 1 dB steps Gain control Line position 30dB to 16dB 1 dB steps All parameters controllable by remote The limiter threshold value is adjustable but common to all 4 microphone inputs 2 1 4 Line inputs Aux 1 and Aux 2 These two input...

Page 8: ...has the following features Balanced output 3 pin male XLR located on the back Full scale level adjustable 4 dBu to 22 dBu 1 dB steps All parameters controllable by remote 2 1 9 Headphone outputs Four outputs are available for monitoring Each has the following features 6 35 mm jack located in the front panel Volume control with a dedicated knob Flexible routing see further 2 1 10 Mixing capabilitie...

Page 9: ...monitoring output is fed with a selectable mix of all the inputs and the Program and Coordination feedback channels Every contribution has an adjustable gain and a routing selection Left Center Right Center both ears For each headphone output a dedicated knob is available on the desk for controlling the gain of the corresponding microphone in the headphone mix side tone adjustment Figure 3 Mixer d...

Page 10: ...t is the program picked after the limiter compressor 2 1 11 Audio level metering The level of the following signals is monitored and displayed on the user interface Program output or transmit signal picked after the compressor limiter Program feedback signal received from the network link Coordination output or transmit signal Coordination feedback signal received from the network link The level m...

Page 11: ...ion channel With a dual mono codec two audio channels are transmitted Program and Coordination The table below synthetically describes the capabilities in the different cases Table 2 Single codec Available coding depending on network Note 1 the IP case does not depend whether a wired interface Ethernet or mobile interface 3G LTE is used for the network access 16 24 48 Mono Dual Mono Dual G711 64 N...

Page 12: ...lephone networks and features 300 to 3400 Hz audio bandwidth This algorithm is typically used for links over IP networks with IP telephones or VoIP gateways Via ISDN NYA G711 is used for links with telephones or hybrid devices G722 coding Application commentaries coordination Low latency This mono coding algorithm at a 64 kbit s bit rate is a reference for commentaries and features a 50 7000 Hz ba...

Page 13: ...ding variations are available MPEG AAC LC Low Complexity lower compression than HE AAC but lower latency MPEG HE AAC High Efficiency AAC higher compression and the bit rate is limited to 128 kbit s for this variation OPUS coding Application music low capacity transmission channels Moderate latency Opus is an open source coding algorithm under BSD license described by RFC6716 from the IETF Like MPE...

Page 14: ...ue to the required bit rate and the poor quality of service expected from a mobile network 2 2 4 Mobile voice and HD voice NYA Application telephony and commentaries mobile coordination Moderate latency When the unit includes the mobile option the mobile voice channel can be used for the Coordination channel The standard algorithm used in the network is GSM or AMR These algorithms are exclusively ...

Page 15: ...live media transmission over IP connections which allows the interoperation with IP phones and SIP compatible audio codecs in a way similar to ISDN or telephone connections Details about the SIP protocols can be found in TBD One significant advantage is the inclusion of SDP a protocol which allows the connecting devices to automatically negotiate and agree on the coding profile to use Thanks to th...

Page 16: ...e connection will fail and sometimes it is not easy to find out the reason 5A stands for Aeta Audio Advanced Automatic Adjustment This system makes it easier to set an ISDN connection because the codec on receiving a call automatically adjusts itself following the calling party algorithm and parameters When the 5A System is enabled on the unit and a call is received the unit first detects the codi...

Page 17: ...bility In single codec mode the mobile voice channel can be used for coordination Mobile IP mode The other service available with mobile access is the data packet transmission mode with IP protocol This mode brings similar capabilities as a wired IP connection via the Ethernet interface as described above in 2 3 1 with some distinctive characteristics This requires a subscription including access ...

Page 18: ... is released it will come back to its previous state and default interface Note If the unit is in double codec mode and one codec is busy the other codec is not available for calls on the other network interface e g IP link active no ISDN call is acceptable 2 4 Auxiliary transmission relays NYA In addition to the main function of the ScoopTeam which is the transmission of one or two main audio pro...

Page 19: ... Basically all the parameters of the unit can be remote controlled via IP using the unit s control protocol Two control tools are available for operating the unit by remote A dedicated application NYA provides complete control over the unit from a computer Windows iOS Android See in chapter xxx the detailed operating mode An embedded html server provides html pages that enable partial control usin...

Page 20: ...cially if the link is over the Internet there will be a need to go through a NAT router and or a firewall The ScoopTeam features the capability to set up and initiate a connection to a remote device or server which will allow this remote unit to take control over the ScoopTeam in such situation with the same capabilities as a local connection The access method and protocol are still TBD ...

Page 21: ... Contact 1 Relay transmission transmitted contact 1 Call Call Recall on codec 1 Program Hangup Release Release link on codec 1 Program GPI 2 Disabled Contact 2 Relay transmission transmitted contact 2 Call Call Recall on codec 1 Program Hangup Release Release link on codec 1 Program Call 2 Call Recall on codec 2 Coordination Hangup Release 2 Release link on codec 2 Coordination GPO 1 Disabled INFO...

Page 22: ...to the previous state when the key is released The backlight is on while the button is pressed Reminder the possible mono outputs are line output USB audio output Ravenna output stream channel 1 Ravenna output stream channel 2 Aux to Bus NYA This function allows to insert mix one of the auxiliary inputs into the Program mix bus or into the Coordination mix bus The button acts in a toggle mode swit...

Page 23: ...iles can be used locally and also via remote control and they can be imported exported from to a computer 2 5 8 Access control NYA The unit provides selective access control it is possible to configure differentiated access to the unit s functions ScoopTeam provides 3 access levels Administrator level full control granted Expert level the most critical parameters are not accessible but all audio s...

Page 24: ... of the Scoop Manager software The unit includes some GPIO their assignable functions include control functions e g call trigger or release etc This is described in 2 5 5 GPIO In this document we use the following naming conventions for control and status elements Knob potentiometer pot rotating knob real physical device used as input device Normally used for entering adjusting a continuous parame...

Page 25: ...rs using the device except the 4th microphone input 1 Microphone Line input 3 pin female XLR for commentary position 1 2 Headphone socket 1 4 or 6 35 mm stereo jack for commentary position 1 3 Headphone socket 1 4 or 6 35 mm stereo jack for commentary position 3 4 Microphone Line input 3 pin female XLR for commentary position 3 5 Headphone socket 1 4 or 6 35 mm stereo jack for commentary position ...

Page 26: ...r commentary position 1 3 Assignable knob reserved for commentary position 1 4 Assignable knob reserved for commentary position 1 5 Assignable knob reserved for commentary position 1 6 Assignable knob reserved for commentary position 2 7 Assignable knob reserved for commentary position 2 8 Assignable knob reserved for commentary position 2 9 Assignable knob reserved for commentary position 2 10 As...

Page 27: ...screen The brightness of the display is adjustable Assignable knobs 2 to 9 The four knobs on the left hand side are used for commentary position 1 Each of these knobs can be configured for directly controlling the gain of one of the sources in the monitoring mix for this position Once configured the knob is permanently linked to the selected gain regardless of the current page or menu displayed on...

Page 28: ... USB 2 Talk Line 2 Talk RAV1 2 Talk RAV2 3 Talk USB 3 Talk Line 3 Talk RAV1 3 Talk RAV2 4 Talk USB 4 Talk Line 4 Talk RAV1 4 Talk RAV2 USB to PGM USB to Coord LINE 1 to PGM LINE 1 to Coord LINE 2 to PGM LINE 2 to Coord AES L to PGM AES L to Coord AES R to PGM AES R to Coord RAV1 to PGM RAV1 to Coord RAV2 to PGM RAV2 to Coord Contact 1 Contact 2 INFO 1 INFO 2 Home Mixing Inputs Network Coding Audio...

Page 29: ... this may also be permanent if the channel is set for permanent injection into the coordination send mix Monitoring key 15 Pushing this key directly calls the Monitoring page that deals with the setup and mix for the headphone monitoring signals Conversely if the Monitoring page is already displayed pressing this key again brings you back to the previous page that was active before switching to th...

Page 30: ...les to an Ethernet hub or switch The two integrated LEDs show the presence green LED and activity yellow LED of the network The primary interface 2 is normally used for the audio transmission over IP Remote control is also possible through this interface The auxiliary interface 4 can be used in addition normally for remote control on a separate IP network The configuration of the interfaces is des...

Page 31: ...n female sub D socket is the interface for the GPIO as described in 2 5 5 GPIO Its wiring is described in 5 1 10 GPIO interface Audio inputs outputs Line out 10 male XLR socket Microphone Line 4 input 11 3 pin female XLR for commentary position 4 Drawer for SIM card 12 This is only available when the unit is in premium version In the units fitted with the mobile network access option this drawer h...

Page 32: ...n a DHCP server is available in the network The following is applicable to either the normal or the Aux Ethernet interface 3 3 1 DHCP server available This is the simplest case because the DHCP server will allocate a suitable IP address and give the unit the right settings Activate DHCP in the Network LAN1 or LAN2 menu The unit will then automatically find the DHCP server and automatically set the...

Page 33: ...o the same network enter in the command mode or console mode depending on the OS ping ipaddr where ipaddr is the IP address of the ScoopTeam If the response is positive then you can proceed with the rest 3 3 4 Optional configuration of the link Ethernet layer With factory settings the Ethernet interface is set for an auto negotiation of the link mode speed 10 or 100 Mbit s and half duplex or full ...

Page 34: ...tablished link is dropped for another reason than a local release i e hanging up by the user The redial capability applies in the following situations If the initial call fails for any reason e g called party is busy the codec then redials and retries to establish the link The codec can also redial if the link is already established and the link is lost for any reason else than local release e g t...

Page 35: ...auto link mode DHCP client enabled Go through the following steps TBC Get the reset_scoopteam bin file to be downloaded from our www aeta audio com web site a link can be found on the page dedicated to ScoopTeam Copy this file without changing its name on a USB memory stick Plug this stick into one of the USB host sockets on the rear panel of the unit while it is off Power on the ScoopTeam After t...

Page 36: ...r operation To access the other pages and the menu touch the Settings icon or hit one of the two shortcut keys lower part of the control panel 4 2 Principles for navigating and setting parameters The user interface is organized in specialised pages and a Menu as shown by the diagram further Figure 5 User interface pages overview page 35 Starting from the Home page navigating among the pages and me...

Page 37: ...sing the rotary encoder In some cases additional settings are done by pushing down the rotary encoder When you are done touch the virtual knob again to release control the knob turns back to white 4 3 Description of the user interface pages 4 3 1 User interface structure Figure 5 User interface pages overview Pages with a light background are not accessible from the Operator access level Opus spee...

Page 38: ... the right side 3 Settings button touch the button to switch to the Settings page and access all the settings of the unit 4 Status button touch the button to switch to the menu and access the status information on the unit 5 Current state of the Contacts and Info data regarding the function meaning of these data refer to 2 4 Auxiliary transmission relays 6 Assignment of the pushbuttons below the s...

Page 39: ...utton to switch back to the Home page 4 Network shortcut button touch the button to call the menu and go directly to the Network main branch see further xxx the description of this branch in the menu 5 Book shortcut button touch the button to call the menu and go directly to the Book main branch see further xxx the description of this branch in the menu 6 Mixing button this button is not shown for...

Page 40: ...s panel for details about the status panel 2 Home button touch the button to go to the Home page 3 Gain setting and display area where the gain for each audio input is accessible on a virtual knob For setting a gain touch the desired virtual knob to select it the knob turns blue as Input 3 on the picture above Rotate the rotary encoder to adjust the gain as desired the gain is displayed in dB The ...

Page 41: ...t the status panel 2 Home button touch the button to go to the Home page 3 Buttons corresponding to inputs 1 to 4 and showing the labels assigned to the sources These buttons are grey to indicate that they can be used for configuring the labels To do this touch the button to be configured A virtual keyboard pops up as on the picture below There you can edit the current label and or enter the new l...

Page 42: ...for sending to the Coordination bus Coord touch the switch to toggle it on off This is not the same as pressing the input s dedicated Coord key on the control panel Here the switch is static i e when active it permanently sends the signal to the Coordination bus and the dedicated Coord button on the control panel has no effect 6 Input Settings button this button has a black background to remind th...

Page 43: ...configured A virtual keyboard pops up there you can edit the current label and or enter the new label and touch OK This label is associated to the selected aux input all over the user interface If the label is left blank only the source name is displayed everywhere 4 Routing switches on each input channel A virtual switch selects the signal for sending to the Program bus touch the switch to toggle...

Page 44: ...AVENNA output stream among the following Program mix and Program return Coordination mix and Coordination return The page includes the following areas and items 1 Status panel in a compact variation without the bargraphs for the level of the received audio signals Program and Coord feedback Refer to chapter 4 5 1 Status panel for details about the status panel 2 Home button touch the button to go ...

Page 45: ...Coordination return signals into the mix for the line output 5 Input Settings button touch the button to go to the Input Settings page described above Input Settings page 6 Aux Settings button touch the button to go to the Aux Settings page described in the following Aux Settings page 7 Output Settings button this button has a black background to remind that this is the current page 8 Back button ...

Page 46: ... for position 1 is reached directly from any page or menu by pressing the dedicated shortcut key on the control panel Conversely pressing again the key brings the interface back to the previous location where it was beforehand Monitoring 1 The page includes the following areas and items 1 Status panel as on the home page including the audio level send and receive for the Program channel line and t...

Page 47: ...wn the rotary encoder to change the routing in the following sequence L R L R etc The gain is locked whenever you touch another item or leave the page 4 Copy buttons NYA not displayed for the Operator level allowing to easily reuse the monitoring mix for another commentator position If you touch the button a pop up box asks for confirmation touch OK to confirm The gain and routing settings are all...

Page 48: ... buttons NYA not displayed for the Operator level allow here to reproduce the same mix onto respectively positions 1 3 and 4 If you hit the shortcut key on the front panel the display goes back to the page or menu that was active before entering the monitoring pages If you hit the shortcut key the unit directly jumps to the Connection page Monitoring 3 1 2 5 3 4 7 6 ...

Page 49: ...to remind that this is the current page 4 Home button touch the button to go to the Home page 5 Monitoring 4 button touch the button to go to the settings for position 4 described further 6 Monitoring 2 button touch the button to go to the settings for position 2 described above 7 Follow 2 switch NYA if this switch is active the monitoring mix is permanently identical to the one for position 2 To ...

Page 50: ...to the Monitoring 3 page see above with same operating mode If you hit the shortcut key on the front panel the display goes back to the page or menu that was active before entering the monitoring pages If you hit the shortcut key the unit directly jumps to the Connection page ...

Page 51: ...ec mode this is the codec used for the Program transmission 4 Connection pad for codec 1 this area is both a call release button and an information area for the prepared or running connection Touch the pad when the codec is idle no running connection and the unit calls the destination that is preselected and displayed in the pad If the codec is on line touch the pad and the unit hangs up after con...

Page 52: ... to the full alphanumeric keypad if necessary touch the Abc button Once you validate with OK the edited number is set inside the connection pad ready for calling out 8 Coding shortcut button touch the button to call the menu and go directly to the Coding branch for the selected codec There you can set up the coding algorithm and parameters for the codec The resulting configuration is shown in the ...

Page 53: ... the pad when the codec is idle no running connection and the codec calls the destination that is preselected and displayed in the pad If the codec is on line touch the pad and the unit hangs up after confirmation The color of the pad also reflects the state of the connection The detailed behaviour of this element is described further in xxx xxx 13 Auto redial switch for codec 2 when this feature ...

Page 54: ...e the mobile access may be using the internal module or an external USB device Will you use a Coordination channel in addition to the main Program transmission Is it necessary to use a separate network link for this coordination channel Whatever the network interface selected as main interface the table below summarises the possible combinations available1 Case 1 only one link is set and only the ...

Page 55: ... part describes how to prepare the network interfaces for the subsequent connections in order to be ready to set calls This should also be done to get the unit ready to possibly receive calls from a remote device Each interface potentially involved in links must be prepared ISDN interface Access level Expert Use an RJ45 cable to connect the ISDN line to the ISDN connector on the back of the unit s...

Page 56: ...tead of SIP for outgoing calls select Direct RTP for the first parameter Default Protocol for Outgoing Calls Ethernet settings Access level Expert Use an RJ45 cable CAT5 grade at least to connect the unit to a network switch or router Plug the cable on the back of the unit see3 2 3 Rear panel either in the primary Ethernet interface or the auxiliary Ethernet interface marked Aux on the rear panel ...

Page 57: ... check the status of the mobile registration in the Status Mobile sub menu operator radio access technology and signal strength status of the data connection In addition in the operation pages the status bar includes status icons related to the mobile network Mobile settings USB device NYA TBD Wi Fi settings NYA TBD 4 4 3 Setting the coding configuration Access level Expert The coding configuratio...

Page 58: ...from the default SIP SIP Port in the AoIP parameters For Direct RTP it is the RTP port if different from the default Direct RTP RTP port3 in the AoIP parameters SIP URI Uniform Resource Identifier this is an identifier with a general format username domain_name using alphanumeric characters Example John myserver com Actually username most often only includes numbers for easier dialling on VoIP ter...

Page 59: ...es sub menu Select the suitable item in the list and load it into the codec The connection pad is now loaded with the number you have selected and you can call it by touching the pad With a Call Profile you load not only the destination number but also depending on the profile a network type and coding configuration that are linked with the profile 4 4 5 Receiving calls Actually there is no additi...

Page 60: ...erver Receiving SIP incoming calls is very simple regardless if it is a direct peer to peer link or a call via a SIP server There is nothing to do When a call is received the units negotiate automatically a commonly acceptable coding algorithm and set the link automatically On the receiving side ScoopTeam follows the calling unit Direct RTP incoming calls are less straightforward to set up because...

Page 61: ...ble jitter Middle intermediate and default setting suitable for a moderate transmission jitter Low to be preferred when the network has low QoS especially for residential ADSL lines This setting ensures a safer operation at the cost of a high latency Bad to be used when the network is very disturbed e g on mobile networks The latency is significantly higher than the above setting Very Bad to be us...

Page 62: ...ion status for the Account n 2 Coordination line on the picture not registered 7 IP transmission quality for the programme connection 8 Audio level send and receive for the Program channel line PPM ref 0 dBFS 9 Audio level send and receive for the Coordination channel line 10 IP transmission quality for the coordination connection here irrelevant as the link is idle The above applies to the double...

Page 63: ... SIP account 1 or 2 an indicator shows the SIP registration status with a color code Grey SIP registration not set not active Green Registered on SIP proxy server current network is IP protocol ready to send or receive calls via the SIP server Dark green Registered on SIP proxy server and ready to receive calls via the SIP server but current network is ISDN SIP registration failure Notes If the un...

Page 64: ...program meters PPM referenced to 0 dBFS The bars are Red between 3 dBFS and 0 dBFS Yellow between 12 dBFS and 3 dBFS Green under 12 dBFS IP Transmission quality meters When an IP transmission link is running these indicators show the quality of the link the higher the bar the better the quality If the line channel is idle or is not IP transmission the indicator is dark grey The left bar shows the ...

Page 65: ...ation channel Example 3 The unit is set as a double codec The two SIP accounts are registered but the current interface is ISDN A call is being set for the program channel Compact status panel Some pages example Mixing page show a compact variation of the status panel with a lower height and a few elements less as on the picture below This compact version does not include audio meters for the rece...

Page 66: ...further When the codec is idle this text holds the last release cause 2 Codec Program or Coordination 3 Current network interface When idle this is the interface for outgoing calls 4 Current coding configuration 5 Number or address of remote device When idle this is the destination prepared for calling out When on line this is the identification of the remote device The color of the area shows the...

Page 67: ...evel of the menu structure is shown in the diagram below Figure 6 User interface pages overview Root Network Network for Outgoing Calls Codec Mode AoIP settings LAN1 settings LAN2 settings ISDN settings Mobile settings Mobile settings External Wi Fi settings Coding Codec 1 Codec 2 Audio Input Limiters Threshold Program Limiter Compressor RAVENNA Interface Book Call Profiles Presets Snapshots Impor...

Page 68: ...em touch to access the suitable entry tool depending on the parameter virtual keyboard or scroll list 7 Scroll bar 8 Open icon touch to enter a sub menu The following chapters describe the sub menus and the parameters they provide access to 4 6 2 Network sub menu Access level Mixed Network for Outgoing Calls Selection of the network interface that will be used when an outgoing call is dialed and l...

Page 69: ...menu Input Limiters Threshold TBD Program Limiter Compressor TBD RAVENNA NYA TBD 4 6 5 Book sub menu NYA Profiles are configuration memories that can be recorded and later loaded recalled at will see their description in xx above For each profile category a sub menu provides the list of profiles already recorded in the ScoopTeam memory each with its name Call Profiles TBD Presets TBD Snapshots TBD...

Page 70: ...tting Access level NYA You can change the current access level here When the selected level is an upgrade e g Operator to Expert you must enter the appropriate password in the dialog box that pops up Softkeys Here the current assignment of the softkeys is listed Touch the row corresponding to a given key to access the settings for this key Category Function Mode NYA Miscellaneous 2 43 4 2 up Resto...

Page 71: ...ending on the transmission mode Coding configuration associated with the profile A call profile may have no number included in such case it is used for quick and safe recall of a given coding configuration Conversely a call profile may have no associated coding configuration included in such case it is just like a directory entry used for instant dialling a known destination The profiles are manag...

Page 72: ... not possible to access the menu to perform the factory reset administrator password lost the erasure should be done using the backup procedure described in 3 5 1 Backup reset 4 9 2 Backing up and restoring the configuration NYA It is possible to export save all the equipment settings into a file and conversely to import restore a complete configuration from a file previously recorded in such way ...

Page 73: ...ScoopTeam User manual Draft 0002 71 4 10 Operating mode Remote control application NYA TBD ...

Page 74: ... Draft 0002 5 Technical characteristics 5 1 Characteristics of interfaces TBD 5 1 1 Microphone inputs Mic1 Mic2 TBC 5 1 2 Microphone Line inputs Mic3 Mic4 TBC 5 1 3 Aux audio inputs Aux 1 Aux 2 TBC 5 1 4 Line audio output TBC ...

Page 75: ...able fuse on the DC input The DC supply also charges the batteries inside the unit 1 Characteristics Min Nominal Max Notes Supply voltage 8 V 12 V 18 V 1 Supply current TBD A 2 A 2 1 TBC 2 The power consumption may vary in a wide range depending on the input voltage the installed options and the operating mode Connections on the XLR socket Ground is connected on pin 1 and pin 4 must provide the 12...

Page 76: ... User manual Draft 0002 5 2 Audio performance TBD Maximum noise level 55 dBm quasi peak detection CCIR weighting or 61 dBq0ps 1 Worst case for all types of algorithms MPEG algorithms performs better than the others ...

Page 77: ... are the following Type Port Designation Dir Notes TCP 80 HTTP Embedded html server 7001 Control Remote control used by ScoopManager 123 NTP For querying an NTP server UDP 514 SYSLOG For sending messages to a SYSLOG server 2382 AETA enumeration Used by AetaScan 1 3478 STUN For querying a STUN server 5004 RTP For audio streaming SIP operation mode 5005 RTCP For audio streaming SIP operation mode 50...

Page 78: ...lled options 5 5 Dimensions and weight Overall size 212 x 235 x 102 mm Width x Depth x Height TBC Weight Standard version 2 0 kg TBC Premium version with all options 2 1 kg batteries not included TBC 5 6 Environmental characteristics The equipment operates over a 0 C to 45 C ambient temperature range 32 F to 113 F and a 5 to 90 humidity ratio range The ScoopTeam complies with CE directives regardi...

Page 79: ...etwork options For adding more types of network interfaces the following options are available Ordering code Option Description 80 00 261 01 Mobile option Addition of the mobile network access 3G 4G HD voice Only available for the premium version 80 00 261 61 Mobile via USB NYA Mobile AoIP using a USB device not included in the mobile option 5 7 2 Other options Ordering code Option Description 80 ...

Page 80: ...d an SMA plug An adapter is available if needed for using a µSIM card instead of a standard SIM card The application name_of_app is available NYA for full remote control of the unit via IP For remote controlling several codecs from a PC the Scoop Manager configuration and supervision software is available for a Windows computer A carrying case is available separately for the ScoopTeam It includes ...

Page 81: ...Linear 12 M MPEG AAC 11 MPEG Audio Layer 2 11 N N ACIP 13 75 NI 1 protocol 14 NI 2 protocol 14 NTT protocol 14 O Opus 11 P Packet replication 13 Password 70 PIN code 55 Port s TCP UDP 75 Profile 21 67 69 Protocol 75 R Redial auto 32 Remote control 14 22 78 Replication packet 13 S Scoop manager 78 SDP 13 SIM card 15 29 54 78 SIP protocol 13 SRT 10 Start up 34 STUN 75 Supervision 17 22 Synchronisati...

Page 82: ...S IMMEUBLE KEPLER 4 PARC TECHNOLOGIQUE 18 22 AVENUE EDOUARD HERRIOT 92350 LE PLESSIS ROBINSON FRANCE TEL 33 1 41 36 12 00 FAX 33 1 41 36 12 69 http www aeta audio com Specifications subject to change All rights reserved by AETA AUDIO SYSTEMS ...

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