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Manual-1

OPERATORS MANUAL

AVA 22

AUDIO VIDEO ALIGNMENT DELAY

QUICK START

Look around to make sure no one catches you reading this. You’re aware this is the manual aren’t you? Wow! Most

people only get about this far in a manual, but there are a few important things you should know about the AVA 22. So
please keep reading. These few points are summarized in this Cliff Note version of the manual.

The first time you power the AVA 22 it is in 

BYPASS

, and functions like an expensive wire. This is useful for initial

troubleshooting and allows for convenient verification of signal flow. Punching the 

BYPASS

 buttons and extinguishing

their LEDs will activate the Delays.

ADJUSTING SENSITIVITY—

First apply a signal with nominal input level and adjust the 

SENSITIVITY

 controls so

the red 

CLIP LED

s just light, then back off so the LEDs do not turn on, even with high signal peaks.

SETTING DELAY—

Now that the input signal is calibrated, select 

LINK

 mode (

LINK LED

 

on

) for stereo operation,

or turn off 

LINK

 mode for dual mono operation. Adjust the up/down buttons until the LED display shows the desired

Delay.

STORING DELAY—

Press the 

STORE

 button (the 

STORE LED

 turns 

off

). This stores the current Delay values into

each Channel’s current Memory (A or B). The current Memory is indicated by the lit 

MEMORY LED

 for each Channel.

Both Channel’s current Delay values are stored with each press of the 

STORE

 button. The broadcast Mode (NTSC or PAL/

SECAM) is also stored with the Delay value.

RECALLING DELAY—

To recall a stored Memory, press 

RECALL

. Each press of this button alternately recalls

stored Memories (A then B then A…).

Never connect anything except an approved Rane power supply to the thing that looks like a telephone jack on the

rear of the AVA 22.

 This is an AC input and requires special attention if you do not have a power supply exactly like the

one originally packed with your unit. See the full explanation of the power supply requirements elsewhere in this manual.

Note:

 To avoid audible anomalies, the AVA 22 bypasses the audio signal any time the Delay value is changed.

600 ohm users see page Manual-4.

8.0

9.5

WEAR PARTS:

 This product contains no wear parts.

Summary of Contents for AVA 22

Page 1: ...on or turn off LINK mode for dual mono operation Adjust the up down buttons until the LED display shows the desired Delay STORING DELAY Press the STORE button the STORE LED turns off This stores the current Delay values into each Channel s current Memory A or B The current Memory is indicated by the lit MEMORY LED for each Channel Both Channel s current Delay values are stored with each press of t...

Page 2: ...K button This pushbutton toggles between LINK mode stereo operation and DUAL MONO operation See Operat ing Instructions 햹 BYPASS buttons and indicator These momentary push buttons toggle each Channel s hard wired Bypass If an LED is on the given Channel is Bypassed and functions like a wire If it is off the given Channel is active 햺 MEMORY indicator These LEDs indicate the most recently recalled M...

Page 3: ...s provided for chassis ground Since the AVA 22 does not get chassis ground through the AC cord this point is provided if your system does not have another earth ground such as the rack rails IMPORTANT NOTES FCC VDE NOTICE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules and similar requirements found in European sp...

Page 4: ...r level changes 5 Better reliability resulting from less heat generation due to less power drawn from the output stage 6 In the event that a 600 ohm load termination is used the delivered voltage will only drop by about 1 dB 20 log R1 R1 RS 7 Greater signal voltage swing as 6 dB of signal is not lost in the 600 ohm source impedance 8 Smaller currents reduce inductive coupling and crosstalk between...

Page 5: ... 180 00 5 0 166 83 200 00 5 5 183 52 220 00 6 0 200 20 240 00 6 5 216 88 260 00 7 0 233 57 280 00 7 5 250 25 300 00 8 0 266 93 320 00 8 5 283 62 9 300 3 9 5 316 98 Field Frame Conversion Table FORMAT Number of Fields per second 1 Field Equals Number of Frames per second 1 Frame Equals NTSC 59 94 16 68 msec 30 33 33 msec PAL SECAM 50 20 msec 25 40 msec Note There are 2 fields in a frame The AVA 22 ...

Page 6: ...toring the stored Channel 2 value STORING DELAYS Press the STORE button The STORE LED turns off This Stores the current Delay values into each Channel s current Memory A or B The current Memory for each Channel is indicated by the lit MEMORY LED for that Channel Both Channels current Delay values and broadcast Modes are stored with each press of the STORE button RECALLING DELAYS Press the RECALL b...

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