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1 I n t r o d u c i n g N e t W a v e
DC cable which allows the supply to sit below the
console within the cabinetry. This supply is not
recommended for use with a NetWave-24 console.
NetWave-24 consoles ship with a Universal 48-
volt Supply (99-1205), which is also used by
VistaMax card frames and RMX
d and BMXd con-
soles. A fifteen foot detachable DC cable (90-1858-
1) connects that supply to the console.
One supply, either the 50-27 or the 99-1205,
comes standard with each console. A second
matching redundant supply can be connected to
any NetWave console by using the optional 90-
1995 Power Coupler.
NOTE:
When adding a 99-1205 supply for redun-
dant powering, order a 99-1205-1 supply (it in-
cludes a 90-1858-1 fifteen-foot DC cable).
The 99-1205 supply has a recessed front panel
on/off switch and a green LED to indicate the 48-
volt output is good. The 50-27 supply has a green
LED on the top of its case to indicate its 48-volt
output is good but it does not have a power switch.
Each supply is designed for continuous 24/7
operation and is fully regulated and protected
against excessive current by internal fuses and elec-
tronic safeguards.
VistaMax Link
The RJ-45 VistaMax Link connector is located
next to the DC input connector on the rear panel.
This connector links the NetWave console to a Vis-
taMax or Envoy Hub card in order to network
the console with a VistaMax system. The optional
Link Activation Kit must be installed to use the
Link connection.
Once activated, the Link sends up to 32 stereo
signals (the four program buses, cue bus, Telco
record output, two dual channel mix-minus sig-
nals and one input from each channel) to a
VistaMax network as source signals. Up to 26 ste-
reo destinations (two routed External Monitor in-
puts and one input for each channel) are routed
from the VistaMax system to the console.
Specifications
Listed for the basic signal paths, per channel,
with 100k ohm loads connected to the analog pro-
gram outputs in a full NetWave-24 frame.
0 dBu=0.775 volts RMS, regardless of circuit
impedance (equal to 0 dBm into 600 ohms). Noise
measurements done using a 20 kHz bandwidth
(add 1.7 dB for a 30 kHz bandwidth).
Total Harmonic Distortion (THD+N) is mea-
sured using a +18 dBu output with a swept signal
and a 20 kHz low pass filter.
FSD (Full Scale Digital) = +24 dBu
Analog Line Inputs
Input Impedance:
>60 k ohms, balanced
Nominal Input Level:
+4 dBu (each input can be
independently trimmed by +/-15dB)
Input Headroom:
20 dB above nominal input
Analog Outputs
Output Source Impedance:
<3 ohms, active balanced
Output Load Impedance:
1k ohms min.
Nominal Output Level:
+4 dBu
Maximum Output Level:
+24 dBu
Digital Inputs and Outputs
Reference Level:
20 dB below FSD
Input Level:
each input can be independently
trimmed by +/-15 dB
Signal Format:
AES-3, S/PDIF (input only)
AES-3 Input & Output Compliance:
24-bit sample rate
conversion
Digital Reference:
Crystal (internal) or VistaMax
slave (external) at 48 kHz ±100 ppm
Internal Sample Rate:
48 kHz
Output Sample Rate:
48 kHz nominal (each can be
set for 44.1 kHz)
