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Summary of Contents for MAGIC AD1 ETI

Page 1: ...MAGIC AD1 ETI Decoder DAB DAB Audio Monitoring Decoder Hardware Software Manual ...

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Page 3: ...tp www avt nbg de Please click on Create an account under the Log In section Now you need to enter your name com pany a user name and a valid email address Please click on Register to receive your confirmation email which includes the link to activate your account With your account you can also download manuals and the latest software in the Download section of our website ...

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Page 5: ... Germany Phone 49 911 5271 0 Telefax 49 911 5271 100 Printed in Germany July 2010 AVT Audio Video Technologies GmbH All Rights reserved Reproduction in whole or in parts is prohibited without the written consent of Audio Video Technologies GmbH Subject to changes Release date 07 10 ...

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Page 7: ... 20 3 5 Wiring diagram 21 4 WINDOWS PC SOFTWARE 23 4 1 Hardware requirements 23 4 2 User Registration 23 4 3 Installing the Windows PC Software 23 4 4 Software update from the internet 24 4 5 Operation via the Windows PC Software 25 4 5 1 The MAGIC AD1 ETI Decoder main window 25 4 5 2 2 Mbit s Status 26 4 5 3 ETI Status 26 4 5 4 Service Organization 27 4 5 5 Subchannels 28 4 5 6 Decoder Status 28 ...

Page 8: ...istration 54 4 8 1 Submenu Registration 54 4 8 2 Submenu File System 55 4 8 3 Submenu System Panel 56 4 8 4 Submenu Firmware Download 57 4 8 5 Submenu Set Factory Settings 58 4 9 Menu Extras 59 4 9 1 Submenu System Monitor 59 4 9 2 Submenu Protocol File Viewer 62 4 10 Menu Help 63 4 10 1 Submenu About MAGIC AD1 ETI Decoder 63 5 OPERATION VIA DISPLAY AND KEYPAD 65 5 1 Basic configuration 65 5 1 1 S...

Page 9: ...es 84 A2 2 1 E1 2 Mbit s interface 84 A2 2 2 S0 interface 84 A2 3 Control and data interfaces 86 A2 3 1 LAN interface 86 A2 3 2 TTL RELAY interface 86 A2 3 3 DATA PAD interface 87 A2 4 Audio interfaces 88 A2 4 1 Analogue Audio interface 88 A2 4 2 Digital AES EBU Audio interface 88 A2 5 Headset interface 89 A3 TECHNICAL DATA MAGIC AD1 ETI 91 A4 GENERAL 95 A4 1 Order numbers 95 A4 2 Scope of deliver...

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Page 11: ...AN interface unsing the Windows application software included in delivery or via the front keypad and display of the unit With the implemented SNMP fucntionality the system can also be integrated into a network management system via its LAN interface English German Menu Select System Settings System Settings Language Sprache Cap Ok Save Settings Yes No Operation Settings Select Operation Mode ISDN...

Page 12: ...tion Login Shift Automatic Answering Mikrophone Amplifying Ratio RX TX Sources Headset Sources Audio Output 1 Sources Audio Output 2 Sources Transmission Signal1 Sources Transmission Signal 2 Headset Monitor Load Audio Preset Save Audio Preset Mode ON OFF DCK Standard Preset Basic Settings Load Basic Settings LAN Settings DHCP IP Adresse sub net mask Default Gateway DNS Server IP ADR Steuer Port A...

Page 13: ...uirements To keep the technically unavoidable residual risk to a minimum it is abso lutely necessary to observe the following rules Transport storage and operation of the unit must be under the permissible conditions only Installation configuration and disassembly must be carried out only by trained personal on the basis of the respective manual The unit must be operated by competent and authorise...

Page 14: ...nt display of the system PC Text Labelling in the PC Software TIP The symbol TIP marks information which facilitates the operation of the sys tem in its daily use NOTE The symbol Note marks general notes to observe ATTENTION The symbol Attention marks very important advice that is absolutely top ob serve In case of non observance malfunctions and even system errors are possible ...

Page 15: ...t i o n 1 C O N S T R U C T I O N The functions of the MAGIC AD1 ETI Decoder are implemented in a single unit The system is carried out as 19 x 1 U unit and has an integrated power supply FIG 1 FRONT SIDE MAGIC AD1 ETI DECODER ...

Page 16: ...PAGE 16 Construction ...

Page 17: ...gnal path All Audio programmes in the data stream are monitored and an individual programme can be extracted and de coded Additionally the internal protocol file can be activated to store upcom ing error messages In case of a power breakdown the E1 signal is automatically looped back via a relay The currently decoded Audio signal is available at the analogue or the digital Audio outputs If the dig...

Page 18: ...e with the MAGIC AD1 ETI Windows PC software which is included in delivery and which communi cates with the system via the LAN interface An external alarm signalling can be carried out via six programmable TTL contacts Two relays are available for status indication With the implemented SNMP fucntionality the system can also be integrated into a network management system via its LAN interface ...

Page 19: ...ation During operation humidity must range between 5 and 85 3 2 Connection to the mains voltage The system can be operated with mains voltage in the range from 90 V to 253 V via the internal power supply and the mains type appliance cable The line frequency can vary from 45 Hz to 65 Hz The maximum power consump tion is 15W The rack must be earthed according to the EMC regulations The earthing can ...

Page 20: ...ical pad supports in addition to the numerical characters 0 9 the and key For text en tries the numerical pad can also be used as a normal keypad During a connection additional functions are possible that are explained in chapter 5 Operation via display and keypad FIG 3 OPERATIONAL ELEMENTS ON THE FRONT SIDE ATTENTION Earthing A lacking earthing can cause functional deficiencies within the unit Be...

Page 21: ... EXTENSION BUS X 21 TTL RELAY DATA PAD CLOCK E1 IN E1 OUT Configuration Loudspeaker Alarm via Relays Ensemble Multiplexer Headphones Output and Control ETI ETI I 0 90 250V AC 30W LAN ISDN Signalling HEADSET AUDIO1 AES AUDIO2 CLK AUDIO1 AES LEFT AUDIO2 CLK RIGHT MIC IN IN OUT OUT Connection to power socket ...

Page 22: ...PAGE 22 P u t t i n g t h e s y s t e m i n t o o p e r a t i o n ...

Page 23: ... www avt nbg de Go to Create an account under the Log In section and enter your name and email address Define a user name and click on Register You will receive a confirmation email that includes a link which allows you to activate your ac count 4 3 Installing the Windows PC Software Please insert the CD 430306 included in delivery in your CD ROM drive The software automatically starts your intern...

Page 24: ...from our homepage http www avt nbg de free of charge Please note that you need to register yourself on our homepage to have access to the download area Go to Create an account under the Log In section and enter your name and email address Define a user name and click on Register You will receive a confirmation email that includes a link which allows you to activate your account If you are already ...

Page 25: ...tion status between the PC and the system is displayed in the up per right corner of the window PC ONLINE Connection to the PC is ok PC OFFLINE or NO CONNECTION Connection to the PC is faulty The following status messages are also possible PC ONLINE ALARM An alarm has occured see System Monitor BOOT MODE No valid firmware on the system orange Please download the latest software see CHAPTER 4 8 4 T...

Page 26: ...al LED is displayed in green FIG 5 DISPLAY OF THE 2 MBIT S STATUS Signal The LED signals an error if there is no signal on the 2 Mbit line By pressing the Detail button the System Monitor window is opened 4 5 3 ETI Status Under the ETI Status window all information regarding the ETI signal is dis played NOTE If the connection is faulty please check the following points Power supply cable is plugge...

Page 27: ...ation Channel FIC is in cluded into the ETI Data stream Further information displayed DAB Mode Frame Length Error Level ETI Mode 4 5 4 Service Organization The Service Organization window gives you information about the struc ture of each service in the ETI data stream If an entry is selected the detailed information of the Ensemble the Service or Service Component will be shown on the right side ...

Page 28: ...ta Under Prot Level the selected protection level for the subchannel is dis played The columns SAD Start Address and Size inform you about the start adress and the size of the subchannel in the ETI data stream The information is given in Capacity Units CU Under Rate the data rate and under Mode the coding mode is shown The sampling frequeny is displayed under Freq In the column Flags shows if an M...

Page 29: ...ce Service Label S Label Type of the monitored component audio or data Indication if it is a Primary component yes or not no for e g Audio services in two language there are always a primary and a secondary Audio component CA Conditional Access yes or no Under Headphone you can see the levels of the left L and the right R chan nel and adjust the volume via the slide controller 4 5 7 Alarm Counter ...

Page 30: ... Configuration Presets Manage Presets see CHAPTER 4 7 3 2 4 6 2 Submenu System Settings With the selection File System Settings Import you can import the complete system configuration from a data carrier The file extension of the system configuration file is always tcg The following settings are imported System Settings All Operation Settings Correspondingly via File System Configuration Export th...

Page 31: ...PAGE 31 W i n d o w s P C S o f t w a r e 4 6 4 Submenu Exit Via the submenu Exit you can close the MAGIC AD1 ETI Decoder software ...

Page 32: ...ng manually you have to be sure that the IP ad dress is not already used by another unit2 Please enter the correct IP address of the system under IP Address 1 In this way you can find out your own subnet Under Windows XP click on Start Execute Enter cmd in the command line An entry window is displayed in which you must enter ipcon fig Your IP address is displayed e g 192 168 12 35 Your subnet is a...

Page 33: ...er the settings for the LAN parameters as described above Additionally you can enter a Name for the list entry FIG 12 CONTROL INTERFACE LIST PARAMETER By the key Edit you can edit the currently selected entry With Delete you can cancel the list entry NOTE Please note that with this software a PC connection is only possible with one system at a time If you want to control several units simultaneous...

Page 34: ... allows you to save the current settings without closing the configuration dialogue Cancel cancels all settings made The configuration differentiates between System Settings which usually do not have to be changed during th operation and the actual Operation Set tings for the current operational case The System Settings cannot be saved as Preset see CHAPTER 4 7 3 whereas Operation Settings can be ...

Page 35: ...Please select which ETI Format you use MAGIC AD1 ETI supports G 704 NA and G 703 NI Decoded Subchannel ID after Booting If you want to select a certain subchannel to be decoded after the system has been switched on you can enter its Subchannel ID under Decoded Subchan nel ID after Booting NOTE This selection depends on the network and is a setting in the last E1 transmis sion equipment before it i...

Page 36: ...ilable op tions are 64 kByte 128 kByte 192 kByte 256 kByte 320 kByte and 384 kByte If you select the option Cyclic protocol file the alarm messages are stored in a ring buffer If the option is not enabled the alarms are recorded until the in ternal storage is full If you want to delete the internal protocol file you need to press the button Delete Protocol File On System NOTE You can also export t...

Page 37: ...Additionally two relays are avail able FIG 15 RELAY TTL Under Relay TTL general parameters for the GPIO contacts can be config ured The functionality of a TTL Pin Input or Output can be selected with the op tion Direction The following description applies to all six configuration windowsTTL 1 Pin 9 TTL 2 Pin 10 TTL 3 Pin 11 TTL 4 Pin 12 TTL 5 Pin 13 and TTL 6 Pin 14 ...

Page 38: ...ct With this function a connection can be established Connect level triggered Same function as above however except that here the level is analyzed and not the edge Disconnect By enabling this function a connection can be discon nected TIP With this function you can configure that the connection is automatically re established if there is an unexpected disconnection Please configure this function ...

Page 39: ...al the connection state Please select the desired connection state under Connection State The following options are available Disconnect Connect System Alarm Pending This function signals a pending system alarm see CHAPTER 4 9 1 System Alarm Pending inverted Same function as above except that here the inverted signal is transmitted Application Alarm Pending This function signals a pending applicat...

Page 40: ... are always close Connection State Via this function you can signal the connection state Please select the desired connection state under Connection State The following options are available Disconnect Connect System Alarm Pending This function signals a pending system alarm see CHAPTER 4 9 1 System Alarm Pending inverted Same function as above except that here the inverted signal is transmitted A...

Page 41: ...PAGE 41 W i n d o w s P C S o f t w a r e Decoder synced If the Audio decoder is synchronized the Relay Pins are closed ...

Page 42: ...f Auto off is selected the backlight is automati cally turned off 60 seconds after the last keystroke The backlight can be ac tivated again by pressing any key e g Ok With the slide controller Contrast you can set the desired contrast for the display within the range of 16 15 The default setting is 0 RS232 Interface This interface is currently not in use NOTE All settings made under System Setting...

Page 43: ...oftware as well as in the MAGIC AD1 ETI Multi Software see CHAPTER 6 Page 71 which allows a simultaneous con trol of up to 20 systems If you select the tree view of the MAGIC AD1 ETI Multi Software you can use the following structure under System Name to create a tree Name of Parent node Name of Child node For further details please have a look at CHAPTER 6 ...

Page 44: ...ce of digital output the following settings are available Internal The AES EBU output clock is adapted to the internal system clock External The AES EBU output clock is adapted to the external clock which is supplied by the Audio 2 CLK IN interface The clock fre quency of the supplied clock needs to be 48 kHz Recovered The AES EBU output clock is recovered from the digital input signal of the Audi...

Page 45: ... level of 15 dBu for the system you need to set 9 dBu as main nominal level The default setting is 0 dBu Audio Level Alarm The Audio Level Alarm function checks the level at the Audio output of the MAGIC AD1 ETI Decoder If the audio level falls below a certain threshold value for an indicated time interval the alarm will be set see CHAPTER 4 9 1 Page 59 The threshold value can be selected under Th...

Page 46: ...ap Community you define the name for the trap datagrams The name has to be identical with the name in your Management System Please enter the port on which MAGIC AD1 ETI receives messages under SNMP Port The default setting is usually Port 161 The MAGIC AD1 ETI Decoder allows the addressing of up to three differ ent Network Management Systems Please enter the corresponding IP ad dresses and Ports ...

Page 47: ...PAGE 47 W i n d o w s P C S o f t w a r e In the Alarm Traps window all system alarms that can be monitored with a network management system are listed ...

Page 48: ...aftey reasons the password needs to be confirmed under Confirm password FIG 23 LOGIN As soon as you assigned a password a login window is automatically dis played when you click on a menu which is protected by a password Please enter the user or the administrator password FIG 24 PASSWORD LOGIN ATTENTION The entered passwords are stored in the system Take care in entering a pass word If you forget ...

Page 49: ...Af ter the password has been entered all menus are available Immedi ately available menus Extras System Monitor 3 User and Administrator Password configured A password is always required User Password is entered Under Configuration Configuration Login only the USER Password can be changed With Configuration Presets the desired preset can be loaded Immediately available menus Extras System Monitor ...

Page 50: ...a different time This function is helpful if you want to use the system later on e g in a different time zone FIG 25 DATE AND TIME ATTENTION During a power breakdown the integrated system clock is buffered by an in ternal batterya The life time of a battery is typical ca 7 years The replace ment should only be done by the AVT Service a Type 3V Lithium Battery Renata CR1220 NOTE If the FIG 0 10 is ...

Page 51: ...you use clear cut names otherwise an error message is displayed asking you if you want to overwrite the already ex isting preset FIG 26 SAVE PRESET 4 7 3 2 Manage Presets You can manage your created Presets via the menu Configuration Pre sets Manage Presets FIG 27 MANAGE PRESETS In the list all already created configuration presets are displayed With the New button a new configuration can be creat...

Page 52: ... lected in the list The current configuration of the system is not changed or loaded With the Delete button you can delete the configuration which is currently se lected A confirmation is required FIG 30 CONFIRMATION TO DELETE A PRESET To activate a confirmation selected from the list please press the Select but ton For safety reasons a confirmation is required NOTE The length of the name must not...

Page 53: ...iguration preset selected from the list as pst file After clicking on the Export button the file browser is displayed via which the desired stor age location can be selected with Browse FIG 32 EXPORT A PRESET With Export All you can save all configurations displayed in the list in a di rection of your choice For each configuration an individual file with the ex tension pst is generated 4 7 3 3 Act...

Page 54: ...he MAC Address are displayed Under the DSP Module tab you find the identification features for the DSP module Under Features all available software options are listed Upgrade of Firmware Options To activate further Firmware options later please enter the password which you received from us in the dialogue which opens when you click on the but ton Enter Password FIG 36 PASSWORD ENTRY NOTE We need t...

Page 55: ...e from the system to the connected PC ATTENTION Please do not carry out any actions under File System unless our support asked you to All user import export functions can be found under the menu File see CHAPTER 4 6 ATTENTION Do not delete a file unless our service told you to delete the file Otherwise a malfunction of the system can occur ATTENTION Please use only the function Firmware Download s...

Page 56: ... W i n d o w s P C S o f t w a r e 4 8 3 Submenu System Panel The System Panel is only for service purposes Please only enter commands in the prompt if our support ask you to do so FIG 38 SUBMENU SYSTEM PANEL ...

Page 57: ...on directory is C Programme MAGIC AD1 ETI Decoder The name of the firmware file is ETIDEC ssw FIG 39 FIRMWARE DOWNLOAD Please press the Start button to load the firmware on your system The Progress bar shows the status of the download After about three minutes the download will be finished If the download had been successful a mes sage is displayed After a confirmation the system executes a reset ...

Page 58: ... e 4 8 5 Submenu Set Factory Settings Via the submenu Factory Settings all settings are reset to the factory settings For safety reasons a confirmation is required FIG 40 CONFIRMATION TO SET FACTORY SETTINGS NOTE The presets are not deleted ...

Page 59: ...wing alarms are signalled LCA Logic Cell Array FPGA error the communication with a pro grammed component is faulty TIME KEEPER The communication with the integrated clock module is faulty A D D A Converter 1 The communication with the first AD DA con verter is faulty responsible for the Audio interface A D D A Converter 2 The communication with the second AD DA converter is faulty responsible for ...

Page 60: ...ecoded stream is a DAB stream DAB Decoder sampling clock The DAB decoder receives a sampling clock that doesn t correspond with the expected one This alarm is only signalled if the decoded stream is a DAB stream ETI Framing ETI framing cannot be found TIST Signalling The LI or NA TIST is not continiously Audio Out level left There is no signal on the left Audio output This alarm is only signalled ...

Page 61: ...arm ocurrs the 2 Mbit s signal cannot be decoded anymore This alarm is only signalled if G 704 NA has been selected as ETI format Remote D Alarm Remote Deferred Alarm The remote error bit rate is higher than 10e 03 No 2 Mbit s input signal can be decoded at the remote side i e the transmitting 2 Mbit s system This is usually only the case if a 2 Mbit s transmission system is used between Multiplex...

Page 62: ...pply your selection please press the Set Filter button Under Display Options you can chose if you want to display the Program Names in the alarm list If the Program Names are to be displayed please en able the option Show Program Names With the button Export using Filter you can export the protocol file with your selected Filter options With the button Delete Protocol File you can delete the ETI p...

Page 63: ...menu About MAGIC AD1 ETI Decoder In the About MAGIC AD1 ETI Decoder dialogue you can find the software versions of the PC software PC Version and of the system Firmware Ver sion Furthermore you can find our contact information FIG 43 SUBMENU ABOUT MAGIC AD1 ETI DECODER ...

Page 64: ...PAGE 64 W i n d o w s P C S o f t w a r e ...

Page 65: ...ou directly reach the options for the desi red language With the help of the cursor keys and please choose the language and press again Select Please confirm your entry be pressing the Ok button or the Ok softkey To get back to the main menu please press the key Now you are asked if you want to Save Settings Via the Yes softkey the settings are stored per manently in the system NOTE For the detail...

Page 66: ...iew the available options please press the softkey Select Select the desired format G 703 NI or G 704 NA with the cursor keys and and confirm it by pressing the softkey Select Confirm your entry by pressing the Ok button or the softkey Ok To get back to the main menu please press the button Now you are asked if you want to Save Settings Via the softkey Yes the setting is stored permanently in the ...

Page 67: ...ge of alarm messages To activate the Protocol function please follow the instructions below First press the softkey Menu and select Operation Settings via the cursor keys and and the softkey Select With the use of the cursor keys and and the Select softkey you re ach the option PROTOCOL Select the option Activate Protocol by pressing the softkey Select Confirm your entry by pressing the Ok button ...

Page 68: ...the Service Components To display all monitored service components please press the LIST button A signalises that there are no problems with the service component If an er ror occurs ERR is displayed instead of the For scrolling up and down please use the cursor keys and at the front keypad To get back to the main menu you can press the BACK button Selecting a subchannel for monitoring To select a...

Page 69: ... etc These parameters can not be saved as Preset since a configuration is usually only required when the system is put into ope ration Operation settings need to be reconfigured depending on the application To easily recall recurring configurations you can store up to 10 Presets You reach the menu for the Presets by pressing the menu softkey once the cursor key three times and by pressing the soft...

Page 70: ...ed For safety reasons a con firmation is required Set Factory settings This function resets the system into the standard set tings Presets are not deleted NOTE If the Preset has changed you are asked if you want to save settings when you leave the Preset menu Via the yes softkey the configuration is stored permanently in the system This Preset is loaded automatically by the sy stem after the unit ...

Page 71: ...nform you about the latest func tions and about the corrected bugs Please press under Software Updates the MAGIC AD1 ETI Multi button Subsequently the setup programm is executed Alternatively you can install the software directly from the CD You will find the installation file setup exe in the folder Software MAGIC AD1 ETI Multi on the CD Please follow the instructions of the installation routine ...

Page 72: ... network is displayed In the status line the name of the system see Page 43 System Name and the PC status is displayed FIG 45 INFO FIELD OF ONE ETI DECODER The detailed view and the control and configuration view you reach by clicking on the desired system on the left side If you double click on the info field the System Monitor is displayed If you click on the info field with the right mouse key ...

Page 73: ... PORT SETTINGS With the standard user interface of the MAGIC AD1 ETI Multi Software up to ten systems can be displayed in the control list Alternatively you can sel ect the option Use Tree Control for system selection to display the control list as tree with parent nodes and child nodes In the tree view up to twenty systems can be displayed FIG 47 TREE VIEW OF MAGIC AD1 ETI MULTI SOFTWARE ...

Page 74: ...m name see Page 43 in the configuration Name of parent node Name of Child node Example ETI Master Decoder 1 Add a MAGIC AD1 ETI Decoder to the control list To add a new system click on the Add Edit button in the Control Port Set tings window Fig 46 Page 73 The window for the Communication Inter face Parameters is displayed Please select the option LAN under Interface FIG 49 LAN PARAMETERS Under Pa...

Page 75: ... entry Import Export a control list With the button Load from File you can import a complete control list from a data carrier The file extension of the system configuration file is always ifl Control Interface List Files Correspondingly via Save in File a complete control list can be saved The storage location and position can be chosen by yourself To save your settings press the OK button To canc...

Page 76: ...PAGE 76 M A G I C A D 1 E T I M u l t i S o f t w a r e ...

Page 77: ...configuration settings of the system The settings are divided into five submenus System Settings Operation Settings Save Settings Presets Status Information NOTE If you have configured a user or and an administrator password some menu items will not be available before you have entered the required password When the password is entered it is not differentiated between upper and lo wer case ...

Page 78: ...PAGE 78 M e n u S t r u c t u r e A1 1 System Settings Operation Settings Save Settings Presets Status Information ...

Page 79: ...PAGE 79 M e n u S t r u c t u r e A1 2 Operation Settings Save Settings Presets Status Information ...

Page 80: ...PAGE 80 M e n u S t r u c t u r e A1 3 Presets Status Information ...

Page 81: ...PAGE 81 M e n u S t r u c t u r e A1 4 Status Information ...

Page 82: ...PAGE 82 M e n u S t r u c t u r e ...

Page 83: ...E 83 I n t e r f a c e s A 2 I N T E R F A C E S A2 1 MAGIC AD1 ETI Decoder The interfaces of the system are shown in Fig 50 FIG 50 REAR VIEW OF THE MAGIC AD1 ETI DECODER All interfaces are described below ...

Page 84: ... Impedance 75 Ω unbalanced Range 100 m 2 Ground TAB 3 PIN ASSIGNMENT UNBALANCED CLOCK INTERFACE Socket Clock in Clock out BNC Pin Signal Electrical characteristics 1 Data T3 in T3 out Amplitude 0 5 1 9 V0p Input 1 5 V0p Output Impedance 75 Ω unbalanced Range 100 m 2 Ground NOTE This interface is not supported in the MAGIC AD1 ETI Decoder TAB 4 PIN ASSIGNMENT S0 INTERFACE ISDN Socket Western 8 pole...

Page 85: ... 56 64 80 96 112 128 144 160 192 224 256 320 384 kbit s Maximum cable length 100 m 2 TX a Transmit Data a input 3 CTL a Control a input 4 RX a Receive Data a output 5 IND a Indication a output 6 SCLK a Signal Element Timing a output 7 BCLK aa Byte Timing a a usually it will not be used output 8 GND Ground 9 TX b Transmit Data b input 10 CTL b Control b input 11 RX b Receive Data b output 12 IND b ...

Page 86: ...et Data rrate automatical 10BaseT 10 Mbit s 100BaseTX 100 MBit s Recommended CAT5 Maximum cable length 100m 2 TX Data out 3 RX Data in 4 not used 5 not used 6 RX Data in 7 not used 8 not used TAB 7 PIN ASSIGNMENT TTL RELAY INTERFACE Socket SUB D 15 pole Pin Signal Direction Electrical characteristics 1 not used TTL interface Capacity of the TTL outputs Maximum voltage 3 3V Maximum current 10mA Rel...

Page 87: ...serves always as receive path and TDX serves always as transmit path TAB 8 PIN ASSIGNMENT DATA PAD INTERFACE Socket SUB D 9 pole Pin Signal Electrical characteristics 1 not used RS232 interface Type Pin 2 3 DCEa Level V 24 RS232 Data rate max 115200 Baud Range max 15m Protocol programmable a DCE Data Communication Equipment 2 RXDb Receive Data b ATTENTION on this Pin the MAGICAD1 ETI transmits dat...

Page 88: ... 10 PIN ASSIGNENT ANALOGUE OUTPUT AUDIO 1 2 OUT Socket 3 pole XLR Pin Signal Electrical characteristics 1 GND Output level adjustable 3 9 dBu Impedance 50 Ω Headroom 6 dB 2 AUDIO OUT a 3 AUDIO OUT b TAB 11 PIN ASSIGNMENT DIGITAL INPUT AES IN Socket 3 pole XLR Pin Signal Electrical characteristics 1 GND IEC 958 2 AUDIO IN a 3 AUDIO IN b TAB 12 PIN ASSIGNMENT DIGITAL OUTPUT AES OUT Connector 3 pole ...

Page 89: ...Electrical characteristics 1 GND TTL 2 CLOCK OUT 3 not used NOTE The microphone input is not available in this system TAB 15 PIN ASSIGNMENT HEADSET AUDIO INTERFACE Socket 5 pole XLR Pin Signal Electrical characteristics 1 not used Output Power 0 15 W Load Min 8 Ohm THD N 1kHz 0 25 half power PSRRa 83 dB Level adjustment 0 40 dB 2 not used 3 GND 4 HEADPHONE right channel 5 HEADPHONE left channel 2 ...

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Page 91: ... 704 5376 ETI NI G 703 DAB Modes I II III IV DECODING DAB ISO MPEG Layer II IRT license DAB EN 300401 DAB MPEG 4 HE AAC V2 FhG license ETSI TS 102 563 SAMPLING FREQUENCIES DAB 24 48 kHz DAB 16 24 32 48 kHz AUDIO OUTPUT Analogue Audio 1 2 Electronically balanced output XLR connector Digital Audio AES EBU Format IEC 958 AES EBU Professional Electrically balanced output XLR connector Integrated sampl...

Page 92: ... socket 2 x relays programmable max switching capacity 48V 200mA 6 x TTL input output programmable max switching capacity 3 3V 10mA DISPLAY graphical resolution 160 x 32 pixel with backlight can be switched off POWER SUPPLY Integrated power supply alternating voltage AC 90 253V current max 15W DIMENSIONS H X W X D 44mm 1U x 19 x 250 mm WEIGHT ca 2 4 kg ADDITIONAL INFORMATION EMC EN 55103 Electrica...

Page 93: ...PAGE 93 T e c h n i c a l D a t a Range of temperature 5 C to 45 C Relative humidity 5 to 85 ...

Page 94: ...PAGE 94 T e c h n i c a l D a t a ...

Page 95: ...er numbers MAGIC AD1 ETI Decoder 800940 A4 2 Scope of delivery MAGIC AD1 ETI Decoder CD Windows PC Software Mains power supply cable 19 Mounting brackets Manual A4 3 Declaration of conformity You will find the declaration of conformity at the end of this manual ...

Page 96: ...PAGE 96 T e c h n i c a l D a t a ...

Page 97: ...llows you to activate your ac count Now you can download the latest software updates under Download Software A5 2 Support You can contact our support hotline during the normal office hours between 09 00h 17 00h under the following telephone number 49 911 5271 160 or via email support avt nbg de To deal with your problem efficiently please note the factory number of the unit as well as the software...

Page 98: ...PAGE 98 S e r v i c e I n f o r m a t i o n ...

Page 99: ...tings 66 Auto 42 B Backlight 42 Basic configuration 65 Bit rate 29 blue 26 BOOT 25 BOOT MODE 25 Browse 57 C CA 29 CE Conformity 105 Clock frequency 44 Clock Source of digital output 44 Coding algorithm 29 Coding mode 29 Conditional Access 29 Configuration 30 49 51 69 Confirm Password 48 Connect 38 39 40 Connect level triggered 38 Connection Status 25 39 40 Contact 46 Contrast 42 Control Interface ...

Page 100: ...r 62 Export All 30 53 External 44 Extras 49 F Fast Information Channel 27 FIC included 27 Fig 17 File 30 36 75 Filter Options 62 Firmware 57 Firmware Version 63 Fixed to High 3 3V 39 Fixed to Low 0V 39 Flags 28 FLASH EPROM 60 Format 35 Frame Length 27 Framing 27 Freq 28 Front side 15 Function Code 39 40 Functional elements 17 G G 703 NI 35 G 704 NA 35 German 42 GPIO 37 green 26 H Hardware requirem...

Page 101: ... MAGIC AD1 ETI Decoder Software 65 MAGIC AD1 ETI LAN 43 MAGIC AD1 ETI LAN Software 33 MAGIC AD1 ETI Multi Software 33 MAIN EEPROM 60 Main menu 65 Main Nominal Level 45 Mains voltage 19 Manage Presets 30 51 Menu 42 65 Menu language 19 65 Menu reference number 65 Mode 28 29 Mounting brackets 19 MPEG flag 28 N Navigation 20 Negative edge 38 New 51 69 NMS 1 IP Adr Port 46 NMS 2 IP Adr Port 46 NMS 3 IP...

Page 102: ...mary 29 Private 28 Progress 57 Prot Level 28 Protocol 36 Protocol File 30 36 Put into operation 69 Q QuickMenu 65 R Rack 19 Rate 28 29 Read Community 46 Recovered 44 red 26 Relay 37 86 92 Relay 1 40 Relay 2 40 Resolution 20 S S0 interface 84 SAD 28 Safety 20 Safety instructions 13 Sample Rate Converter 44 66 Sampling frequency 29 Save 70 Save settings 65 Select 52 65 Send authentication failure tr...

Page 103: ...ls 28 SubChId 28 29 Subnet 32 74 Switching voltage 40 synchron 44 System alarms 59 System Configuration 30 System Description 46 System files 30 System Monitor 25 26 49 59 System Panel 56 System Settings 30 34 42 65 66 System Temperature 19 61 T Threshold 19 TIME KEEPER 59 Transmission clock 66 Transportation 13 Trap Community 46 TTL 37 92 Type 28 29 U Updates 97 USB Stick 30 USB stick 53 USER 48 ...

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Page 105: ...llständige Einhaltung folgender Normen The conformity is evidenced by strictly meeting the following standards Harmonisierte Normen EN 55022 EN 55024 Harmonized Standards EN 300386 FCC Part 15 B Ort Datum Nürnberg 23 06 2010 Place date Name n Wilfried Hecht Name Rechtsverbindliche Unterschrift en Legally binding signatures Telefon 49 911 5271 0 Phone Diese Erklärung beinhaltet keine Zusicherung vo...

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