ATI UADC-1 User Manual

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Product Description
The ATI UADC-1 Utility Analog-Digital Converter / Switch provides professional quality 24-bit A-to-D conversion, along with AES audio path insertion and interruption functions. The UADC-1 may be used as a standalone high quality A/D converter or to insert stereo analog inputs into an AES stream via remote control, making it a perfect companion for analog EAS encoders/decoders.
The UADC-1 is equipped for failsafe operation with relay bypass in case power is lost. The A/D converter is shipped to provide broadcast standard 44.1 kHz sample rates, with 32 kHz or 48 kHz sampling selectable via internal jumpers. XLR analog audio inputs are balanced when shipped from the factory, but may be switched to unbalanced, single ended inputs via internal jumpers. (See INSTALLATION Section for internal jumper settings.)
The front panel includes left and right analog input trimmers, Audio Present and Clipping LEDs for each analog input, and status LEDs to indicate Remote Active, Analog or Digital Input Selected and Power.
The rear panel includes XLR connectors for balanced left and right analog audio inputs, AES input and AES output. 3-pin connectors are provided for Unbalanced analog stereo input and remote control inputs. Power is supplied via a 110 VAC outboard power supply (included), which supplies 24 VDC to the unit.
Installation
Please examine your UADC-1 Utility Analog-Digital Converter / Switch carefully for any damage that may have occurred during shipping. If damage is noted, please notify the shipper immediately and retain the packaging for inspection. The package contains the UADC-1 unit, one 24 VDC / 600 mA power supply and this manual. Please read this manual thoroughly before you install and operate the unit. Do not use this product in any application where a life threatening condition could result due to its failure.
Use care when installing the UADC-1 in high RF environments. Shielded cable is suggested for all audio connections. All shields should be tied to the “G” or ground connector pins. It is recommended that all cables connected to the UADC-1 be looped through ferrite cores to suppress RF. Power line surge protection with RF filtering is also suggested for the external power supply.
To gain access to the UADC-1 unit’s internal configuration jumpers, disconnect power and remove the six Philips screws that secure the cover. When configuration is completed, reinstall the cover with the six screws and re-connect the power.
The ATI UADC-1 Utility Analog-Digital Converter / Switch can be rack mounted using the optional 21075-501 19” Rack Mount Shelf Assembly and 21098-501 ½ RU Filler Panel.
UADC-1
Utility Analog-Digital Converter / Switch
Installation and Set-up Manual
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FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM:
INTERNAL CONFIGURATION JUMPERS:
Refer to the following table to change the XLR analog inputs from balanced to unbalanced, and to change the default 44.1kHz sampling rate to either 32kHz or 48kHz:
FUNCTION
JUMPER SETTING
COMMENTS
XLR Input Termination
Jumper JM1 grounds the Left XLR inverting input. Jumper JM2 grounds the right XLR inverting input.
Factory Default: JM1 and JM2 open
32 kHz Sample Rate
Jumpers JM3, JM4 and JM5 should be in the 32 position. Jumpers JM6 and JM7 should be in the 32/48 position.
44.1 kHz Sample Rate
Jumpers JM3, JM4 and JM5 should be in the 44/48 position. Jumpers JM6 and JM7 should be in the 44 position.
Factory Default Setting
48 kHz Sample Rate
Jumpers JM3, JM4 and JM5 should be in the 44/48 position. Jumpers JM6 and JM7 should be in the 32/48 position.
REAR PANEL CONNECTIONS:
Refer to the following table when making rear panel connections to your UADC-1:
AUDIO CONNECTION
DESCRIPTION & COMMENTS
Left & Right XLR Analog Inputs
XLR connectors are Hi-Z, active balanced as supplied from factory, but can be unbalanced with internal jumper setting (see above).
Un-Balanced Stereo Analog Input
Via Euroblock connector; connect shield to G terminal.
Connect your source equipment to the appropriate left and right analog inputs. For monaural sources, tie the left and right inputs together. Be sure to observe correct phasing.
AES XLR Input
For main AES Source input. When used as an EAS insert switcher, this would normally be the feed from your air chain.
AES XLR Output
This output will provide either the AES audio input or the A-to­D converted signal from the left and right analog inputs. The selected input is indicated on the front panel.
Remote Control A
Remote Control B
AES
Output
AES Digital
Audio
Source
Analog
Audio
Source
ADC
+5VDC
+5 to 24VDC
A1
A2
A3
NC
+5VDC
Opto
B1
B2
B3
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