Wheatstone Corporation WheatNet-IP Blade3s, Техническое руководство

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WheatNet-IP / Aug 2011
Model 88a - Analog BLADE
WheatNet-IP 88a is an access point for analog audio.
It has two DB-25 and eight RJ-45 connectors (the DB and RJ connections are
in parallel so you can choose your preferred connector type) for 16 audio inputs.
These can be set up as eight stereo, 16 mono, or any combination up to a maximum
of 16 discrete channels.
It also has two DB-25 and eight RJ-45 connectors (again, use your preferred
connector) for 16 audio outputs. These can also be set up as eight stereo, 16 mono,
or any combination up to a maximum of 16 discrete channels.
It has two more RJ-45 connectors to provide 12 logic ports, which can be individu-
ally designated during set up as inputs or outputs. These ports are where you wire the
various external switches, indicators, and control functions you need in your facility.
There are two RJ-45 jacks for Ethernet. One is for 1 Gigabit Ethernet – connect
this one to your network. The 100 Megabit Ethernet port is not used – do not con-
nect anything to this port.
Consult the wiring diagram at the page 1-35 for detailed information.
The unit has a standard IEC power connector. The BLADEs have an internal
power supply that will accept 100-240 volts 50/60 hertz AC power.
Model 88d - Digital BLADE
WheatNet-IP 88d is an access point for digital audio.
It has two DB-25 and eight RJ-45 connectors (the DB and RJ connections are
in parallel so you can choose your preferred connector type) for eight AES audio
inputs. These can be set up as eight stereo, 16 mono, or any combination up to a
maximum of 16 discrete channels. Please note that because AES audio signals rep-
resent two audio channels on one connection, some of the input connections on the
WheatNet-IP 88d are unused.
It also has two DB-25 and eight RJ-45 connectors (again, use your preferred con-
nector) for eight AES audio outputs. These can be set up as eight stereo, 16 mono, or
WheatNet-IP / Oct 2012