Antelope OCX-V, Руководство пользователя

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Power Connection
This IES AC connection accepts an input of 95-245 VAC 50/60 Hz. As a result, the
OCX-V automatically accommodates to the range of voltages found internationally,
permitting use in any country.
Word Clock input 1 and 2
BNC connections used to accept Word Clock reference.
AES/EBU Input and AES/EBU THRU
The AES/EBU input is an XLR connection that accepts AES/EBU clock or audio. This
signal is buffered and made available at the AES/EBU THRU for chaining purposes.
Note that the signal at the THRU is not de-jittered by the Jitter Management Module; it
is simply a replica of the AES/EBU input.
S/PDIF Input and S/PDIF THRU
The S/PDIF input is an RCA connection that accepts S/PDIF clock or audio. This signal
is buffered and made available at the S/PDIF THRU for chaining purposes. Note that
the signal at the THRU is not de-jittered by the Jitter Management Module; it is simply
a replica of the S/PDIF input.
Atomic Clock In and THRU
The Atomic Clock Input allows the OCX-V to operate with unprecedented accuracy.
This BNC input accepts the 10MHz clock signal found on atomic clock devices. This
signal is buffered and made available at the Atomic THRU for chaining purposes.
Video Input and THRU
The video Input is a BNC connection that accepts video reference, see appendix B for
supported formats. This signal is buffered and made available at the Video THRU for
chaining purposes.
Rear Panel
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