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To go to the USB output Matrix configuration window click on ‘Menu->Audio-
>Outputs’, and then select ‘USB’.

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Summary of Contents for Quantum W

Page 1: ...January 2019 Rev 1 3 Last valid version 2 2 6...

Page 2: ...2 Activation by movement 11 II 2 1 3 Remote gain control 13 II 2 2 Headphone level control 13 II 2 2 1 Activation by click 14 II 2 2 2 Activation by movement 15 II 2 2 3 Independent and panoramic ope...

Page 3: ...MUTE and ON keys 32 III 3 2 TB Keys 32 III 4 Configuring the audio input matrixes for the Program and the TalkBack audio streams 33 III 4 1 One example of input matrix layout with BRAVE protocol 34 I...

Page 4: ...ut 48 V 5 Compression 48 V 6 Communication ports 49 V 6 1 LAN ports 49 V 6 2 GPIO port 49 V 6 3 RS232 port 49 V 7 Power supply 49 V 8 Environmental condition 49 V 9 Weight and dimensions 50 DIP Switch...

Page 5: ...rectly replaced Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacturers instructions Your product is designed and manufac...

Page 6: ...ons 3 Mic Line Audio Inputs and 1 Stereo USB input output are available to be mixed encoded and streamed in one or two stereo channels These are the Quantum W most important features Analog Audio Quan...

Page 7: ...ng Control and monitoring The unit can be configured from its touch panel and from its embedded web server All the controls are configurable remotely It is also possible to remote control the unit fro...

Page 8: ...ngeLog the user is kindly referred to check our download area at www prodys net or contact support prodys net I 3 Hardware and Reference Manual The information is arranged as follows Chapter I Install...

Page 9: ...m Page 9 INSTALLATION GUIDE This chapter describes Quantum W hardware installation Quantum W offers a low profile control surface No knobs are standing up This design approach emphasizes the hardening...

Page 10: ...damage to the shipping company immediately Unpack the unit carefully if you find any damage or the unit does not work correctly you should contact Prodys or its distributor as soon as possible II 2 Co...

Page 11: ...ed Press once and move gently the rotary control and turn it counter clockwise or clockwise to decrease or increase the input gain This level control will be locked again automatically after 3 seconds...

Page 12: ...B 2 dB Mic 1 Line 3 Mic 2 10 dB 4 5 dB Mic 1 A simple touch in the round control will unlock the control In the example above the pop up menu addresses the gain control for the first input Pressing su...

Page 13: ...the Quantum W reminds this effect on its touch panel upon any attempt to increase or decrease the audio gains locally by means of the audio control knobs with the message Gain controls are remotely c...

Page 14: ...e average sound level is set the user might use the headphones in a safe way Audio inputs and outputs are managed in a similar way Each audio output can be adjusted independently There are two possibi...

Page 15: ...ing again the mid button Then the round led will be turned off II 2 2 2 Activation by movement Aiming a more intuitive and quick operation for reporters commentators now Quantum W codecs provides the...

Page 16: ...is shown in black color it indicates that the input is available for headphone output When the control icon is in red that input is muted and therefore not added to the headphone output The commentato...

Page 17: ...rce audio signal on both left and right channels Once the mix has been configured use the round button to control the level of the stereo mix Pressing softly in the middle button of the rotary control...

Page 18: ...ol is preferred for users uncomfortable with binaural monitoring that prefer to hear the same audio signal on the left and right ears This mode is useful if the user wishes to balance the relative lev...

Page 19: ...w prodys com Page 19 Then use the round button to adjust the gain level and press the middle button to balance the relative level of the TX and RX audio signals II 3 Led Information Panel II 3 1 Power...

Page 20: ...r or from a battery When the external power converter is connected the power is supplied from it and the battery will be charged if necessary When the external power converter is unplugged from the un...

Page 21: ...in the user interface II 3 2 Vu meter indication Instant Vu meter indication is provided on four vertical LED bars It lights green while the input signal matches the proper dynamic range The two Vu me...

Page 22: ...input can be switched between MIC or LINE level via software web page or touch panel menu and can be configured to be applied a 48 VDC phantom power Each audio input supports Automatic Gain Control a...

Page 23: ...uts will be dependent on the configuration of the audio headphone matrix available in the Quantum W web browser and touch panel menu Please read chapter IV for more information about this II 5 Side Pa...

Page 24: ...igurable that means that it is possible to define which audio signals will be present in this output Please read more about how to configure this output in chapter Error No se encuentra el origen de l...

Page 25: ...version between RJ45 and RS232 Sub D connector there are modular connectors available that should be wired as follows Nereus RJ45 Connector 9 pin female D sub Connector 1 NC 1 2 Rx 3 3 GND 5 4 NC 4 5...

Page 26: ...y 1 Pin 8 Normally Open Relay 1 Pin 4 Normally Closed Relay 2 Pin 9 Common Relay 2 Pin 5 Normally Open Relay 2 II 6 4 Ethernet ports the LAN1 and LAN2 Connector The two LAN sockets are standard 1000Ba...

Page 27: ...uration to the following values AUTO 10HD 10FD 100HD 100FD Click on Menu Interfaces LAN Ethernet II 6 5 USB Ports There are four USB ports USB1 and USB2 global purpose USB can be used to connect a mem...

Page 28: ...usage of the 3G 4G connections please refer to the Quantum Family User Manual Supported technologies and frequencies LTE FDD B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B7 B8 B20 2100 1900 1800 850 2600 900 800 DC HSPA HSPA HSPA...

Page 29: ...addition an optional battery pack is also available When the external power converter is connected the power is supplied from it and the battery will be charged if necessary When the external power c...

Page 30: ...electronically balanced on an XLR female connector These inputs are switchable between MIC and LINE levels via software web control or touch panel menu It is possible to supply phantom power 48 volts...

Page 31: ...etter adapt to different kinds of microphones the Gain PAD option in the microphones configuration permits to subtract 18 dB to the microphone gain The audio level control can be achieved locally or r...

Page 32: ...ON button III 3 2 TB Keys Quantum W supports two independent communications via IP with some streaming protocols Thus we can establish one connection for the main program stream and another one for co...

Page 33: ...IntS PGM bus is routed to the Program stream TB1 is routed to Talkback stream and IntS is routed directly to the headphones only The activation of a TB routing button routes its audio input to the pr...

Page 34: ...e at Menu Audio Input Matrix TB Switch OFF Let us provide following example PGM configuration as the left hand matrix The Talkback matrix mix is available at Menu Audio Input Matrix TB Switch ON Let u...

Page 35: ...s active USB L is available only for L channel of the PGM signal Therefore the USB audio is never available on the talkback bus USB R is available only for R channel of the PGM signal Therefore the US...

Page 36: ...by pressing the TB buttons the user can switch any of the audio inputs to be mixed and transmitted on the talkback audio channel When one input has been assigned to the TalkBack audio channel and the...

Page 37: ...ain knobs IN2 and IN3 to the digital audio input control Please follow the procedure 1 access Menu System Function Keys 2 assign button F1 or F2 to USB Audio Control 3 upon the activation of the selec...

Page 38: ...4 AAC LC optional MPEG 4 AAC LD optional MPEG 4 AAC ELD optional MPEG 4 AAC HE optional Enhanced aptXTM 16 Bits Enhanced aptXTM 24 Bits OPUS When one of the aforementioned algorithms is chosen the co...

Page 39: ...e system III 9 1 1 LOOP This option sets up an Encoder Decoder loop Its purpose is to help the user with audio installation problems Please take into account that the audio passes through the encoder...

Page 40: ...Prodys S L Tel 34 91 6896880 Fax 34 91 6943777 Email sales prodys net Web www prodys com Page 40...

Page 41: ...s are located on the front panel The XLR balanced audio output and the USB are located on the rear panel For more information about the technical specifications of both the audio inputs and outputs pl...

Page 42: ...eadphone output to configure By clicking on the loudspeaker icon right below the name of the column the user can set an attenuation for the mixing of the corresponding audio source to the Tx and or Rx...

Page 43: ...or the touch panel menu These audio sources are Program Left Program Right TalkBack Left and TalkBack Right To go to the output Matrix configuration window click on Menu Audio Outputs and then select...

Page 44: ...Prodys S L Tel 34 91 6896880 Fax 34 91 6943777 Email sales prodys net Web www prodys com Page 44 To go to the USB output Matrix configuration window click on Menu Audio Outputs and then select USB...

Page 45: ...Hz test signal Crosstalk 80 dB Max Input referred noise 116 dBqps knob to 0 dB Gain no compressor enabled 200 microphone Measured 22Hz to 20 kHz THD N Ratio 75 dB 0 02 knob to 0 dB Gain no compressor...

Page 46: ...Measured 22Hz to 20 kHz Input stage gain tolerance 0 5 dB Frequency response 0 3dB 20Hz 20 kHz Phase difference 3 20Hz 20 kHz Input 2 to input 3 and input 4 to input 5 47 dBu 997Hz test signal Crosst...

Page 47: ...nse 0 3 dB 20Hz 20 kHz 300 load Phase difference 3 20Hz 20 kHz 1 dBFs 997Hz test signal Zload 300 Crosstalk 90 dB Noise Level 90 dBu Measured 22Hz to 20 kHz knob to 0 dB gain THD N Ratio 93 dB 0 005 M...

Page 48: ...ference 3 20Hz 20 kHz 1 dBFs 997Hz test signal Zload 300 Crosstalk 90 dB Noise Level 90 dBu Measured 22Hz to 20 kHz knob to 0 dB gain THD N Ratio 93 dB 0 005 Measured 22Hz to 20 kHz knob to 0 dB gain...

Page 49: ...10 100 1000 Base TX Ethernet with auto negotiation RJ 45 connector V 6 2 GPIO port DB9F connector 2 ground contact inputs 2 NA NC relay outputs Max voltage 125VAC 0 5A 110VDC 0 3A 30VDC 1A Max current...

Page 50: ...Prodys S L Tel 34 91 6896880 Fax 34 91 6943777 Email sales prodys net Web www prodys com Page 50 V 9 Weight and dimensions Height 80 mm Width 210mm depth 235mm Weight 1 9 Kg...

Page 51: ...tore factory default setting microswitches There are 8 microswitches on the bottom side of Quantum W which are reserved for special functions The microswitches are protected with a removable cover The...

Page 52: ...I 2 Optional battery installation An optional battery can be attached to the Quantum W The battery not only allows independence for portable applications but also redundancy if the main power can not...

Page 53: ...Prodys S L Tel 34 91 6896880 Fax 34 91 6943777 Email sales prodys net Web www prodys com Page 53...

Page 54: ...ent If the Quantum unit with a battery pack is kept on a long time storage it is mandatory to charge the battery each 3 months up to 50 of the capacity However for a better accuracy of the battery met...

Page 55: ...e to the codec The battery internal discharging temperature range allowed meets Quantum s ambient operating temperature range of 0 to 45 C Remove a defective battery immediately if you detect unusual...

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