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AERO.100 User Guide
©2016 TLS Corp. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Oct 2016
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DRC
is the Dynamic Range Control portion of an Instance which provides loudness control
and audio processing including downward expansion and parametric equalization (PEQ) in
addition to mulriple stages of single band and wide band (WB) processing. Each Instance has 3
or more DRC engines; DRC 1, DRC 2 and DRC 3 (also called DRC Local) are the minimum number
for any instance. In the AERO.100 interface, DRC 1, DRC 2 and DRC Local are sometimes
referred to as DRC - Program 1, DRC - Program 2 and DRC - Local. An AMX5x2 engine has five
DRC engines; DRC 1a, DRC1b, DRC 1c, DRC 2 and DRC3
DRC Local (
or just “Local”) is the DRC with the capability to replace the output of DRC 1(a),
DRC2, or or both DRC 1(a) and DRC 2 programs, with locally inserted audio. The replacement
can be triggered by GPI, by IP command or manually.
Please see the block diagrams of the AMX5.1 and AMX5x2 and AMX2.0 instances for more
information about signal flow.
DARS
is “digital audio reference signal”. This is an AES digital audio signal and can be silent or
contain audio. A timing reference is derived from the AES signal’s timing. This is NOT word
clock.
DVS
is descriptive video service
SAP
is secondary audio program
This rest of this Section includes:
•
A description of back panel connectors
•
System block diagrams
•
A note on powering the AERO.100
See
Connector Pinouts
, at the end of the manual, for AES and analog connector, Metadata, and
GPI pinout tables.
3.2
3.2
3.2
3.2
AERO.100 Basics
AERO.100 Basics
AERO.100 Basics
AERO.100 Basics
The Linear Acoustic AERO.100 Audio Loudness Manager is a state-of-the-art, adaptive,
multiband, broadcast audio loudness controller with one or (optionally) two processing
Instances, each of which can be an AMX5.1, AMX5x2 or AMX2.0.
Each processing engine within the configuration can apply loudness control to the incoming
audio content. An AMX5.1 can accept either discrete 5.1 audio or 2.0 content and upmix 2.0
content to 5.1 surround. The 2-channel DRCs can function as independent stereo processors
for other audio programs such as SAP or DVS, or provide an Lo/Ro or Lt/Rt downmix of the 5.1
output (including automatic replacement of a downmix in the absence of SAP audio) and,