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Chapter 5

Technical specifications

Connection

SourceCon™ interface card slot

Input

Balanced

stereo

line

input

(2 x 3-pin Euro Terminal Block ~ 3.81 mm)

Output

Balanced

stereo

line

output

(2 x 3-pin Euro Terminal Block ~ 3.81 mm)

Output level

+8 dB ~ -91 dB

(Software configurable)

Supported filetypes playback

MP3 V1.0, V2.0, V2.5

Ogg

vorbis

MPEG4/2

AAC-LC+PNS

HE-AAC

(Level

3),

SBR+PS

WMA

4.0/4.1/7/8/9

WAV

(PCM

IMA

ADPCM);

Compatible media playback

USB Flash drive / HDD (external)

Compatible

filesystems

FAT16/FAT32

Supported media carrier capacity

Max 8 TB (FAT32)

Signal/noise

THD+N

0.07%

Frequency response

20 Hz - 20 kHz

Crosstalk

Power consumption

1.0 Watt

Dimensions (W x H x D)

87 x 34.5 x 114 mm

Weight

0.075

Packaging Carton

box

Shipping weight & Volume

1.08 Kg - 0.028 Cbm

Compatible devices

XMP44 Modular audio system

Summary of Contents for SourceCon MMP40

Page 1: ...MMP40 User Manual www audac eu ...

Page 2: ...h care and is as complete as could be on the publication date However updates on the specifications functionality or software may have occurred since publication To obtain the latest version of both manual and software please visit the Audac website www audac eu ...

Page 3: ...pment WEEE 7 Chapter 1 Connections and connectors 8 Connection standards 8 Chapter 2 Overview MMP40 9 Chapter 3 Using the MMP40 10 Module screen 10 Media player mode 11 Media player settings 12 Media recorder mode 13 Media recorder settings 14 Chapter 4 Installing the MMP40 16 Chapter 5 Additional information 18 Technical specifications 18 Notes 19 ...

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Page 5: ... be inserted to the corresponding slot on the controlling main unit Media playback is possible in MP3 OGG AAC FLAC WMA and WAV filetypes while recordings can be made in MP3 OGG and WAV filetypes All media information such as track artist playback mode including even graphical album covers can be retrieved from the MMP40 allowing displaying it on the controlling device or software interface Playbac...

Page 6: ... NOT INSTALL THIS UNIT NEAR ANY HEAT SOURCES SUCH AS RADIATORS OR OTHER APPARATUS THAT PRODUCE HEAT DO NOT PLACE THIS UNIT IN ENVIRONMENTS WITH A HIGH LEVEL OF DUST HEAT MOISTURE OR VIBRATION THIS UNIT IS DEVELOPED FOR INDOOR USE ONLY DO NOT USE IT OUTDOORS ONLY USE ATTACHMENTS ACCESSORIES SPECIFIED BY THE MANUFACTURER UNPLUG THIS APPARATUS DURING LIGHTNING STORMS OR WHEN UNUSED FOR LONG PERIODS O...

Page 7: ...llection point or recycling centre for electrical and electronic waste Do this to make sure that the product is recycled in an environmental friendly way and help to protect the environment in which we all live CAUTION The symbols shown are internationally recognized symbols that warn about potentional hazards of electrical products The lightning flash with arrowpoint in an equilateral triangle me...

Page 8: ...esponding to international wiring standards for professional audio equipment 3 Pin terminal block For balanced in output connections Left Signal XLR Pin 3 Center Signal XLR Pin 2 Right Ground XLR Pin 1 For balanced line output connections playback For balanced line input connections recording For unbalanced line in output connections ...

Page 9: ...Balanced stereo line output The balanced stereo line output is implemented using two 3 pin terminal block connectors The audio output available on this connector allows it to be fed to any amplifier or pre amplifier 2 Balanced stereo record input The balanced stereo line input recording input is implemented using two 3 pin terminal block connectors The line level audio signal coming from the audio...

Page 10: ...he instruction manual of the used main device for more instructions Module screen The module screen of the MMP40 gives an overview of the current operation mode and can be switched between media player mode and media recorder mode In media player mode the track position track name and album cover if available will be displayed on this screen In media recorder mode the filesize of the recorded trac...

Page 11: ...hlighted file can be selected by pressing the selection dial Play pause Toggling between play and pause is done by pressing the play pause button with play or pause symbols Depending of the current mode the displayed symbol on the icon will toggle Home The home button gets you back to the main screen of the device where the MMP40 is installed to Settings The settings button can be selected through...

Page 12: ...le on the inserted media carrier including all sub folders Toggle the shuffle mode by highlighting Shuffle navigate through rotary dial and pressing the rotary dial Repeat mode The repeat mode can be switched between Off Repeat all Repeat one and Repeat folder When Repeat all is enabled all tracks on the inserted media carrier will be played in sequential order and when the last track is played it...

Page 13: ...o pause the current recording When resuming recording after paused press again the record button the recording will continue within the same track Stop recording The recording can be stopped through pressing the stop button When pressed the recording will be stopped and the file will be closed making it unable to resume the recording within the same track When restarting the recording after stop t...

Page 14: ...ored filename Filetype The filetype of the recordings can be selected between MP3 OGG Vorbis and Wav Toggle between the various recording filetypes by highlighting Filetype navigate through rotary dial and pressing the rotary dial Mono stereo The recording for MP3 filetypes can be switched in various types of mono stereo modes including Joint stereo Dual stereo Mono left input and Mono mix Toggle ...

Page 15: ...etween 64 kbps 96 kbps 128 kbps 192 kbps 256 kbps and 320 kbps A bitrate of 192 kbps is generally accepted as good quality while a 256 kbps recording corresponds with CD quality For constant bitrate recordings the selected bitrate is constant throughout the entire track while for variable bitrate recordings the nominal bitrate is defined which could be influenced by the complexity and detail of th...

Page 16: ...emoved by releasing the screws on both ends Step 2 Before removing the modules from their protective bag we recommend touching a grounded metal chassis or any other grounded point to prevent electrostatic discharges affecting the sensitive electronic components It is recommended to always hold the module card by the metal connection panel and avoid touching of the components on the circuit board d...

Page 17: ...ectly inserted The module is well inserted when its connection panel touches the metal chassis of the main device where inserted to Step 5 Fasten the module into the slot using the included screws Be aware that damage or malfunctions may occur if the module is not correctly fastened Step 6 Once the module correctly installed the system can be powered on and the module functionality will be automat...

Page 18: ... V2 0 V2 5 Ogg vorbis MPEG4 2 AAC LC PNS HE AAC v2 Level 3 SBR PS WMA 4 0 4 1 7 8 9 WAV PCM IMA ADPCM Compatible media playback USB Flash drive HDD external Compatible filesystems FAT16 FAT32 Supported media carrier capacity Max 8 TB FAT32 Signal noise 94 dB THD N 0 07 Frequency response 20 Hz 20 kHz Crosstalk 80 dB Power consumption 1 0 Watt Dimensions W x H x D 87 x 34 5 x 114 mm Weight 0 075 Kg...

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