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Manual-2

FRONT PANEL DESCRIPTION

1

 

SIGNAL indicators:

 These green LEDs illuminate approximately 42 dB before actual clipping.

2

 

SENSITIVITY controls: 

These rotary controls vary incoming signal levels to the A to D converter. The output signal is also 

adjusted so the AVA 22d always passes signal with unity gain into 600 Ω loads. (See operating instructions.) 

3

 CLIP indicators:

 These red LED indicators illuminate 4 dB before clipping at the A to D converter input.

4

 STORE indicator: 

This flashing LED indicator alerts the user that the current configuration of the AVA 22d is different from the 

stored configuration. The STORE LED is off when the current configuration matches the stored configuration. 

5

 STORE button:

 This pushbutton stores both channels’ current Delay configurations into the given channels’ current Memory (A 

or B). The current Memory for each channel is indicated by the lit MEMORY LED for that channel.

6

 LINK indicator:

 This green LED lights when the unit is in LINK mode. LINK mode allows stereo operation.

7

 

LINK button:

 This pushbutton toggles between LINK mode (stereo operation) and DUAL MONO operation. (See Operating 

Instructions.)

8

 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.

 

9

 

MEMORY indicator:

 These LEDs indicate the most recently recalled Memory, A or B, for the given channel. They also indicate 

the Memory that is written to when the STORE button is pressed. The MEMORY LED flashes when the current Delay value for 

that channel is different than the stored value for that channel.

0

 RECALL buttons: 

Pressing one of these pushbuttons alternately Recalls stored Memories A and B for the given channel.

q

 MODE buttons and indicator:

 These buttons toggle the broadcast mode for the given channel, NTSC or PAL/SECAM. Each 

channel contains LEDs indicating the current broadcast Mode.

w

 FRAMES displays: 

These 2-digit displays indicate the current Delay value for the given channel. On power up this display also 

shows the currently installed software revision level.

e

 UP/DOWN buttons:

 Pressing these buttons increases/decreases the amount of Delay in the given channel.

CH 2

COPIES

CH 1

EDIT

SECAM

-10 dBV

-10 dBV

EDIT

SECAM

RECALL

STORE

MEMORY

LINK BYPASS

A

B

FIELDS

PAL

NTSC

CHANNEL 1

MODE

FRAMES

AVA 22d

AUDIO / VIDEO

ALIGNMENT

DELAY

1

2

SIGNAL

CLIP

dBu

SIGNAL

SENSITIVITY

SENSITIVITY

CLIP

dBu

0

-16

+4

-20

-4

-12

-16

0

+4

-20

-4

-12

-8

-8

RECALL

MEMORY

BYPASS

A

B

FIELDS

PAL

NTSC

CHANNEL 2

MODE

FRAMES

6.5

6.5

2

3

1 2

1

5

3

7 8

4 6

9

12

10

13

10

8

13

12

11

9 11

Summary of Contents for AVA 22d

Page 1: ... desired Delay WEAR PARTS This product contains no wear parts 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 chan nel Both channel s current Delay values are stored with each press of the STORE button The broadcast Mode NTSC or PAL SECAM is also...

Page 2: ...ch 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 9 MEMORY indicator These LEDs indicate the most recently recalled Memory A or B for the given channel They also indicate the Memory that is written to when the STORE button is pressed The MEMORY LED flashes when the current Delay value for that channel is di...

Page 3: ...ce to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installa tion If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following 1 Re orient or relocate the receiving antenna 2 ...

Page 4: ...iability resulting from less heat generation due to less power drawn from the output stage 6 Because of the AVA 22d s 200 Ω output impedance the addition of a 600 Ω load termination drops the delivered voltage by about 2 5 dB 7 Greater signal voltage swing as 6 dB of signal is not lost in the 600 Ω source impedance 8 Smaller currents reduce inductive coupling and crosstalk between cables AVA 22d C...

Page 5: ...Again a Memory Recall may occur thus restoring 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 Mem ory A or B The current Memory for each channel is indicated by the lit MEMORY LED for that channel Both channels cur rent Delay values and broadcast Modes are stored with each press of the STORE b...

Page 6: ...120 00 3 5 116 78 140 00 4 0 133 47 160 00 4 5 150 15 180 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 62 340 00 9 300 3 360 00 9 5 316 98 380 00 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 ...

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