Digigram ES8AESV2 User Manual

ES 881V2

ES1241V2

ES16161V2

User’s Manual

Manuel Utilisateur

EtherSound ES881v2, ES1241v2 & ES16161v2

Ethernet Audio Bridges

Important Safety Information

read carefully before using this equipment!

Follow these instructions and keep them in a safe place! Keep in mind that damages due to failure to

observe the instructions contained in this manual are not covered by warranty.

Instructions importantes de sécurité

lire soigneusement avant d'utiliser l'équipement!

Lisez et suivez ces instructions. Conservez les pour consultation ultérieure! Les dommages dus au

non-respect des instructions contenues dans ce manuel ne sont pas couverts par la garantie.

Wichtige Sicherheitshinweise

vor Inbetriebnahme des Gerätes sorgfältig lesen!

Befolgen Sie die Anweisungen und bewahren Sie sie für spätere Fragen auf! Bei Schäden, die durch

Nichtbeachten dieser Bedienungsanleitung verursacht werden, erlischt der Garantieanspruch!

Do Not Open the Cabinet

There are no user-serviceable

Opening the cabinet may present a shock hazard, and any modification to the product will void your warranty. If it is necessary to open the device for maintenance or advanced configuration purposes, this is to be done by qualified personnel only after disconnecting the power cord and network ca

manual and marked on the equipment. This equipment must be earthed!

Do not block any of the ventilation openings! Humidity

To reduce the risk of fire or shock, do not expose this device to rain or moisture. Do not place objects filled with liquid on this device.

Installation Location To ensure proper operation and to avoid safety

hazards, the device must be installed in a 19“ rack

mount chassis. If this is not possible, place it on a firm and level surface. Avoid installation in

extremely hot or cold locations, or in an area that is exposed to direct sunlight or heating equipment. Avoid moist or humid locations.

Cleaning

Clean only with a soft, dry cloth. If necessary,

after disconnecting the unit’s cables, wipe it with a soft cloth dampened with mild soapy water, then with a fresh cloth with clean water. Wipe dry immediately with a dry cloth. NEVER use benzene, aerosol cleaners, thinner, alcohol or any other volatile cleaning agent. Do not use abrasive cleaners, which may damage the finish of metal or other parts.

Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.

Moving the device

Before moving the unit, be certain to disconnect any cables that connect with other components.

components inside this product.

bles!

Power supply

The device is to be connected only to a power supply as specified in this

modificatio est nécessaire d'ouvrir l'appareil pour l'entretien ou la configuration avancée, cela doit être fait par du personnel qualifié, après avoir débranché le cordon d'alimentation et les câbles réseaux !

ma Cet équipement doit être raccordé à la terre !

N'obstruer aucune ouverture de ventilation ! Humidité Afin de rédu

n'exposez pas cet appareil à la pluie ou l'humidité. Ne placez pas d´objet contenant un liquide sur l'appareil.

Installation Afin d'assurer le fonctionne

minimiser les risques potentiels liés à la sécurité, l'appareil doit être installé dans une baie de

montage de type 19 pouces. Si cela ne vous est

pas possible, placez le sur une surface solide et plane.

Evitez chauds ou très froids ainsi que dans des lieux exposés directement au soleil. Evitez les lieux présentant un excès d'humidité.

Nettoyage Nettoyez un Si nécessaire, après avoir débranché le cordon

d´alimentation, essuyez-le avec un chiffon doux humidifié avec de l´eau savonneuse puis rincez le á l´aide d un chiffon propre et d´eau claire.

Séchez-le immédiatement avec un chiffo N'utilisez JAMAIS d´essence, de nettoyants en aérosols, d´alcool ou tout autre agent nettoyant volatile. N'utilisez pas de produits nettoyants abrasifs qui pourraient endommager les finitions métalliques ou d´autres pièces.

Réparation Lorsque l'app

soit la cause ou qu'il ne fonctionne pas normalement, toute réparation doit être effectuée par du personnel qualifié. Avant de transporter l´unité, assurez-vous d´avoir bien déconnecté le cordon d'alimentation ainsi que tous les câbles la reliant à d´autres appareils.

Ne pas ouvrir l’appareil L'ouverture du coffret peut produire

un risque de choc électrique, et toute

n du produit annule votre garantie. S'il

Alimentation Il est primo

l'appareil à une alimentation électrique telle que spécifiée dans ce

tilisateur et sur le matériel même.

nuel d´

ire les risques de feu ou de choc,

, mise en place

une installation dans des endroits très

iquement avec un chiffon doux et sec.

areil a été endommagé quelle qu'en

rdial de connecter

ment correct et de

n sec.

Throughout this manual, the lightning bolt triangle is used to alert the user to the risk of electric shock.

The exclamation point triangle is used to alert the user to important operating or maintenance instructions.

Gerät nicht öffnen

Öffnen des Geräts kann eine

Erlöschen der Garantie zur Folge haben. Reparaturarbeiten und Änderungen der Hardwarekonfiguration dürfen nur von qualifiziertem Personal nach entfernen der Stromund Netzwerkkabel durchgeführt werden.

betrieben werden. Erdung ist zu gewährleisten! Belüftungsschlitze nicht verdecken! Wasser und Feuchtigkeit

Um Brand- oder Stromschlagrisiken zu vermeiden, darf das Gerät nicht mit Feuchtigkeit in Berührung kommen.

Aufbau des Geräts Um den einwandfreien Betrieb zu gewährleisten

und Sicherheitsrisiken zu vermeiden, muss das Gerät in einem 19-Zoll Baugruppenrahmen montiert werden. Nur wenn dies nicht möglich ist, stellen Sie das Gerät auf einen festen, waagerechten Untergrund. Meiden Sie Standorten in den Nähe von Wärme- oder Feuchtigkeitsquellen sowie direkte Sonneneinstrahlung.

Reinigen des Geräts

Säubern Sie das Gerät nur mit einem weichen, trockenen Tuch. Bei Bedarf verwenden Sie ein mit mildem Seifenwasser befeuchtetes Tuch, nachdem Sie die Netzanschlusskabel aus der Steckdose gezogen haben, anschliessend ein weiches, mit klarem Wasser befeuchtetes Tuch. Trocken Sie das Gerät sofort im Anschluss. Keinesfalls Benzol, Verdünner oder sonstige starke Lösungsmittel oder Scheuerreiniger verwenden, da hierdurch das Gehäuse beschädigt werden könnte.

Lassen Sie etwaige Reparaturen nur von qualifizierten Fachleuten durchführen!

Sollten das Netzkabel oder der Netzstecker beschädigt sein, oder sollte das Gerät selbst beschädigt worden sein (z. B. durch Eindringen von Feuchtigkeit durch Fall auf den Boden), oder sollte es nicht ordnungsgemäss funktionieren oder eine deutliche Funktionsabweichung aufweisen, so ist es von qualifizierten Fachleuten zu reparieren.

Gefährdung durch Stromschlag und

Stromversorgung

Das Gerät darf nur mit der in dieser Bedienungsanleitung und auf dem Gerät angegebenen Stromversorgung

EtherSound ES881v2, ES1241v2 & ES16161v2

Ethernet Audio Bridges

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INFORMATION FOR THE USER KEY FEATURES OVERVIEW

Contents of this package ...........................................................................................................................................................................................5

The ES881v2, ES1241v2, and ES16161v2 front panels................................................................................................................................. 6

ES881v2, ES1241v2, and ES16161v2 back panels .........................................................................................................................................7

INSTALLATION

Before mounting devices in a rack… .....................................................................................................................................................................9

Internal settings..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9

Connecting your EtherSound device........................................................................................................................................................................ 9

Power supply..........................................................................................................................................................................................................9

Network ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................9

Example 1: bi-directional point-to-point transmission of eight audio channels............................................................................9

Example 2: more complex architectures................................................................................................................................................ 9

Synchronization.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 10

Connecting a computer to manage the EtherSound network............................................................................................................... 10

Audio ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10

GPIO......................................................................................................................................................................................................................10

Serial port (RS232 on DB9)........................................................................................................................................................................... 11

Remote set-up by means of configuration software ................................................................................................................................11

Firmware update....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11

SPECIFICATIONS

Configuration .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 12

Inputs/outputs ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 12

Connectivity.................................................................................................................................................................................................................12

........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 5

.................................................................................................................................................................................................12

APPENDIX A: GPIO CONNECTORS

General Purpose Inputs (GPIs)............................................................................................................................................................................... 13

GPI #1 .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 13

GPI #3 & GPI #4 .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 13

GPI optocoupler specifications ....................................................................................................................................................................... 14

General Purpose Outputs (GPOs).........................................................................................................................................................................14

GPO relay specifications................................................................................................................................................................................... 14

APPENDIX B: SETTING THE INTERNAL JUMPER

Jumper location on the main board ..................................................................................................................................................................... 15

Select sampling frequency...............................................................................................................................................................................16

APPENDIX C: ES16161V2 WIRING OF THE DIGITAL INPUTS AND OUTPUTS

The double Sub-D connectors................................................................................................................................................................................ 17

Default pinout............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 17

Default I/O assignment.................................................................................................................................................................................... 18

Modify I/O group assignment ................................................................................................................................................................................ 18

Distribution of the signals ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 18

Connector localization on motherboard and connector board ............................................................................................................. 18

Ribbon cables linking motherboard and connector board......................................................................................................................19

Signals...................................................................................................................................................................................................................19

Signal routing towards the external connectors ........................................................................................................................................ 19

APPENDIX D: GLOSSARY

............................................................................................................................................................. 3

.................................................................................................................................................13

............................................................................................................15

..................................17

..........................................................................................................................................................................20

EtherSound ES881v2, ES1241v2 & ES16161v2

Ethernet Audio Bridges

INFORMATION FOR THE USER

his equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a CLASS B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC

Rules and with the following European and international Standards for:

ctrical safety: Electromagnetic Compatibility:

Ele

Eur

ope : EN60950, 3rd edition Europe: EN55022:1998 + A1:2000, Class B / EN55024 : 1998 + A1:2001 European Directive 73/23/CEE “Low Voltage Directive“ European Directive 89/336/CEE on electromagnetic compatibility Inte

rnational: IEC 60950, 3rd edition International: CISPR22:1997 + A1:2000 CLASS B

United states: FCC rules-Part 15 Class B ( digital device )

In o

rder to guarantee compliance with the above standards in an installation, the following must be done:

The limits s installation. the inst occur in

If this e off and

* reorie * increa * conne * co

Note: Connecting this device to peripheral devices that do not comply with CLASS B requirements or using an unshielded peripheral data

the provided cables must not be modified. additional cables used must have their respective shield connected to each extremity.

pecified in the standards are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with

ruction, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not

a particular installation.

quipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

nt or relocate the receiving antenna.

se the separation between the equipment and the receiver. ct the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

nsult the dealer or an experienced audio/television technician for help.

cable could also result in harmful interference to radio or television reception. The user is cautioned that any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment. To ensure that the use of this product does not contribute to interference, it is necessary to use shielded I/O cables.

French version / version française p. 22

port

ion of this manual may be reproduced without prior written consent from Digigram. The copyright protection claimed here includes photocop While e or chang Digigram their res

ying, translation and/or reformatting of the information contained in this manual.

very effort has been made to ensure accuracy, Digigram is not responsible for errors and omissions, and reserves the right to make improvements

es in the products and programs described without notice. , EtherSound, ES881v2, ES1241v2, and ES16161v2 are registered trademarks or trademarks of Digigram S.A.. All other trademarks are property o

pective holders.

D i g i g r a m

You have just acquired a Digigram Ether

Sound audio bridge

and we congratulate you!

Digigram EtherSound ES881v2 / ES1241v2 / ES16161v2 hardware sam allow the realization of fle

ple rate converters (SRC). They xible and powerful EtherSound

networks. The manual at hand will guide through in tion and operation. For any software related issu

refer to the specific documen s on-line help.

tation provided in it

stalla e, please

For more information on EtherSound networks and wiring ument ‘Creating EtherSound Networks’ (English), available on the enclosed CD-ROM or on ou

are equipped with AES/EBU interfaces including

recommendations please consult the doc

r web site.

KEY FEATURES

ES881v2:

• 4 AES/EBU digital stereo inputs with hardware sample rate converters, inserted into 8 EtherSound channels

• 4 AES/EBU digital stereo out

ES1241v2:

• rate converters, inserted 2 AES/EBU digital stereo inputs with hardware sample

• 6 AES/EBU digital stereo outputs, extracted from 12 EtherSound channels

ES1616

•

1 Word Clock input

•

1 Word Clock output

•

1 RJ45 port for control and management

•

19“ 1 RU enclosure

• Remote control and

•

XLR connectors (ES16161v2: 4 Sub-D 25-pin connectors)

1v2: 8 AES/EBU digital stereo inputs with hardware sample rate converters, inserted

• into 16 EtherSound channels

• 8 AES/EBU digital stereo outputs, extracted from 16 EtherSound channels

management via ‘EScontrol’ software

puts, extracted from 8 EtherSound channels

into 4 EtherSound channels

VERVIEW

Contents of this package

he package consists of the following components:

• one ES881v2, ES1241v2 or E

• a power cord

• counterparts for the GPIO terminal blocks

• the User’s Manual at hand

• a CD-Rom with conf

iguration and control software

S16161v2 1U 19 inch rack device

EtherSound ES881v2, ES1241v2 & ES16161v2

Ethernet Audio Bridges

he ES881v2, ES1241v2, and ES16161v2 front panels

1. Device status group (two yellow LEDs):

ES CLOCK

e Source

Th first LED is called “ES CLOCK”. It shines when the device is the ‘Clock network and provides the clock for the entire network (see document on Ethe the ‘Clock Source’ concept)

EXT SYNC The second diode is ca one.

Network status group

These four green diodes light up when the devices are con network activity is detected, they start to flash indicating an ac “OUT”); RX flashing means that data are received while TX flashing means that data are transmitted.

Power

This LED simply shows that the device is up and running!

lled “EXT SYNC”, indicating that the device synchronizes its clock on an external

nected to the EtherSound network; as soon as a

tivity on the two Ethernet ports (“IN” and

rSound for more details on

’ of the EtherSound

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ES881v2, ES1241v2, and ES16161v2 back panels

Audio connectors

ES881v2, four male XLR-3 connectors are used to output eight EtherSound channels on four AES/EBU stereo out channels. On ES1241v2, six male XLR-3 connectors are used to output twelve EtherSound channels on six stereo AES/EBU stereo outputs, two fe Eth On eigh tereo

puts onto sixteen EtherSound channels.

Network connectors

The dy and reliable connection to the EtherSound network. The “IN” port receives the descending EtherSound stream (‘downstream’, coming from the ‘Clock Source’) while the “OUT” port receives the ascending EtherSound stream (‘upstream’) and transmits it to the “IN” port; for more details on the concepts of ‘upstream’ and ‘downstream’ please refer to the document ‘EtherSound Overview’, available on the enclosed CD-ROM and on our web site.

puts, four female XLR-3 connectors to input four AES/EBU stereo inputs onto eight EtherSound

male XLR-3 connectors to input two AES/EBU stereo inputs onto four

erSound channels.

ES16161v2, two female Sub-D 25-pin connectors are used to output sixteen EtherSound channels on

t stereo AES/EBU stereo outputs, two female Sub-D 25-pin connectors to input eight AES/EBU s

se two NeutrikTM EtherConTM RJ45 connectors allow of a stea

EtherSound ES881v2, ES1241v2 & ES16161v2

Ethernet Audio Bridges

GPIO connectors

These terminal blocks allow setup of external control and monitoring devices through configurable and protected General Purpose Inputs and Outputs. See dedicated GPIO chapter for details.

Note: the GPIO port is managed by configuration software only.

Serial port

RS232 interface on DB9.

Note: The RS232 serial port management requires specific software.

Word clock synchronization

Two female BNC connectors, ‘Word Clock In’ and ‘Word Clock Out’, allow synchronization with an external clock. For more details see the corresponding chapter.

RJ45 ES control port This port allows remote control and management of your network via an EtherSound management software such as EScontrol.

7. Ground

Connect this ground bolt to the chassis of the mounting rack for a better grounding of the electronics, thus ensuring immunity to electromagnetic interference.

Power supply

Power plug MUST be earthed properly.

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ION INSTALLAT

Before mounting devices in a rack…

Inter al settings n

On ES881v2, between 44.1 kHz and 48

Preset efault value is 48 kHz.

In case you need to change the default setting, please refer to appendix B of this manual.

Note: These operations require opening of the cabinet and shall be done by qualified personnel only.

Connecting your EtherSound device

It is recommended to esta

Power supply

Before plugging the power cord

• th

• the AC outlet used is properly earthed.

Just like for any other audio system, power the ind down in the oppo

Do not allow anything to rest on the po o

ver it.

ES1241v2, and ES16161v2 the local sampling frequency is switchable by means of a jumper

kHz.

blish all connections before powering up the device.

, make sure that:

e power cord is not damaged

ividual devices up following the audio path and power

site direction.

er cabl

w e. Keep the power cable away from where people could trip

Network

The cable type most commonly used today is CAT5e. For more detailed information, please refer to the document “Building ES Networks”, available on the enclosed CD-ROM and on our web site.

The network connections are established via two Neutrik receptacles. Connection is very easy: use the connector labeled “IN” to connect the descending EtherSound stream (downstream, coming from the ‘Clock Source’), the connector labeled “OUT” to connect the ascending EtherSound stream (‘upstream’).

The Neutrik system. To disconnect the cable from the device, press the latch, then withdraw the cable while maintaining the latch pushed.

EtherConTM RJ45 provide secure connection through a latching

Example 1: bi-directional point-to-point transmission of eight audio channels

This application is very easy with EtherSound ES881v2, ES1241v2, and ES16161v2. Connect a standard Ethernet cable between the “OUT” port of the first Ethernet bridge to the “IN” port of the

second Ethernet bridge. Bring into line the EtherSound channels on the two devices (see the on-line help of the configuration software).

Example 2: more complex architectures

System topology may be daisy chain, star, ring, or a combination of star and daisy chain. By default, the first device in a network, such as an EtherSound ES881v2, provides the master clock for the entire network. This device is called ‘Clock Source’. Note that in a ring configuration you must configure a device as Clock Source (this is done by software, the device is then called ‘Preferred Clock Source’). Nevertheless, you have the possibility to synchronize the ‘Clock Source’ device on an external clock by using the ‘Word Clock In’ input and by then providing this clock to the EtherSound bridges downstream from the ‘Clock Source’ passing through the ‘Word Clock Out’ outputs.

Connect the “OUT” port with the “IN” port of the following EtherSound device. Repeat this step for each device in the network. The maximum distance between two devices is 100 meters

(≈330 feet). Intermediate switches or fiber optic links may be used to considerably increase this distance.

EtherConTM RJ45

EtherSound ES881v2, ES1241v2 & ES16161v2

Ethernet Audio Bridges

Synchronization

ES881v2, ES1241v2, and ES16161v2 support several synchr Synchronization via:

• the network (ex

• the ‘AES In 1’ input

•

the Word clock input

If the equipment is the Clock Source, it provides the clock for the network. It can be synchronized on the internal clock, on the signal connected to the “AES In 1”, or on the signal connected to th

l on software, if

In the ast case, make sure to activate a frequency conversion stage (SRC) from the configurati the AES/EBU input signals are not synchronized on the in the case of synchronization on the internal clock.

When the device is not in ‘Clock Source’ mode, it is synchronized on the signal

• the ‘Word C

this case it is not necessary to insert an SR

• If the devices connected to the

conversion (SRC) is required.

Use the configuration software provided to set these parameters.

cept in ‘Clock Source’ mode)

lock Out’ output allows synchronizing the devices connected on the ‘AES In 1’ inputs. In

AES/EBU inputs are not synchronized on the network, sample rate

onization modes.

e Word Clock input.

Word Clock. Likewise, enabling the SRC is obligatory

coming from the network:

C stage.

Connecting a computer

To connect a PC directly to an ES881v2, ES1241v2, or ES16161v2, it must be equipped with a network card. Use an E

You can as w control port.

thernet cable to connect the network card to the RJ45 ‘Ethernet’ port of the Clock Source device.

ell access the Clock Source through a regular Ethernet network via the device’s RJ45 Ethernet

to manage the EtherSound network

Audio

T e

he pinout used on th

(“hot”, +) and pin 3 carri

XLRs is standard: pin 1 carries the signal ground, pin 2 carries the positive signal

es the negative signal (“cold”, -).

GPIO

ES881v2, ES1241v2, and counterparts are supplied

ES16161v2 are shipped with four GPIs and four GPOs on terminal blocks, . For details see Appendix A.

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Serial port (RS232 on DB9)

ES881v S232 male port on the rear panel. Use this port to con t

Note: nt requires specific software.

2, ES1241v2, and ES16161v2 dispose of a serial R

nec any compatible device. For pinout allocation details, please refer to the figure and table above.

The RS232 serial port manageme

Pin # Description

not connected

RxD (received data)

TxD (transmitted data)

not connected

signal ground

not connected

RTS (request to send)

CTS (clear to send)

not connected

Remote set-up by means of configuration software

Use of the configuration software allows for the management of all devices on the software details, please refer to the on-line help file.

ES881v2, ES1241v2, and ES16161v2 are shipped with a CD-ROM containing the EtherSound driver and Digigram configuration software, EScontrol. To install this software, please refer to the CD-ROM delivered with your EtherSound device.

ES881v2, ES1241v2, and ES16161v2 may also be managed through configuration software edited by Digigram

development partners.

To uninstall the software go to Add/Remove programs in t

he Windows Control Panel.

EtherSound network; for

the

Firmware update

Digigram may decide to publish firmware updates. It m this case please refer to the respective documentation provided with the firmware upgrade tool.

ay then become necessary to upgrade your devices. In

EtherSound ES881v2, ES1241v2 & ES16161v2

Ethernet Audio Bridges

SPECIFICATIONS

Configuration

Size : 43.9 x 482.6 x 297.1 mm 1U 19” rack

Power supply

Temp / humidity

on-condensing)

perating:

torage:

100 - 240

switching-mode, automa

ARNING module t contains hazardous

: Do not open the power supply W . I

There are

0°C - 50°

-5°C – 7

VAC, 47-63 Hz

tic voltage detection

voltages.

no user-serviceable parts inside

C / 0% - 95%

0°C / 0% - 95%

Power consumption ES881v2 ES1241v2: ES16161v2: at 240 V at 100 V

Net weight

0.06 A

0.12 A

0.06 A

0.12 A

∼3,1 kg (

∼6.85 lbs)

0.07 A

0.14 A

Inputs/outputs

EtherSound ES881v2 EtherSound ES1241v2 EtherSound ES16161v2

Digital audio 4 stereo inputs AES/EBU 3

With one hw sample rate converter per input,

Impedance

Sampling frequencies available

Frequency response at 44.1 kHz at 48 kHz

4 stereo outputs 6 stereo outputs 8 stereo outputs

conversion ratio 1:3 to 3:1, up to 96 kHz

2 stereo inputs 8 stereo inputs

110 Ω

48 kHz or 44.1 kHz

10 Hz-21 kHz +/- 0,1 dB 10 Hz-23 kHz +/- 0,1 dB

Connectivity

EtherSound ES881v2 EtherSound ES1241v2 EtherSound ES16161v2

Digital audio 4 female XLR-3 and

4 male XLR-3

EtherSound 2 female EtherCon RJ45 compatible (connections “IN”/“OUT”)

Control 1 RJ45

GPIO 4 optocoupled inputs and 4 relay outputs on 8-point terminal blocks

Serial ports 1 RS232 on DB9

2 female XLR-3 and

6 male XLR-3

4 female Sub-D 25

Synchronization

Clock source

If not ‘Clock Source’: EtherSound network, Word Clock or on ‘AES IN 1’ input

If ‘Clock Source’ in an EtherSound network: Internal, Word Clock or on ‘AES IN 1’ input

(synchronized on the ‘Clock Source’ clock)

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APPENDIX A: GPIO CONNECTORS

ES881v2, ES1241v2, and ES161 four relay GPOs. GPIs allow sending commands to th GPOs can be used by the EtherSound configuration so vices.

The GPIO p abel

ins are l ed 1 through 8 on the rear panel as illustrated.

61v2 feature four optocoupled GPIs and

e EtherSound configuration software,

ftware for remote control of external de

General Purpose Inputs (

Schematic diagrams “0” as soon as the sy read “1”. Diff in system con

Note: Pin 2 deliverin

erent GPI designs allow for multiple ways to e offering utmost flexibility

configuration

GPI #1

show the particular design for each GPI. The GPI status can be either “1” or “0”. It is read

stem connected to the GPI creates the current lab led “i” on the scheme. Otherwise it is

figuration to best meet your needs.

GPIs)

stablish this current, thus

g +5 V electric d pin 4 being ground may the

of other GPIs.

potential an connected to also be used in

GPI #1 uses pins 1 & 2

Pin 2 delivers +5 V electric potential. This pin may serve as a source to create a current flow for GPI #3 and GPI #4.

Switching the GPI s Pin 1 is to be ically by

connecting it to

GPI #3 uses pins 1 & 4

Switching the GPI state to Pin 3 is to be connected to ground to establish the “i” current, typically by

connecting it to pin 4.

tate to 0:

connected to ground to establish the “i” current, typ

pin 4.

GPI #3

& GPI #4

GPI optocoupler specif

GPI #3 uses pins 5 & 6, GP .

Switching the GPI state to 0: A current flow r from pin 8 to

pin 7 (GPI #4)

is to be established from pin 6 to pin 5 (GPI #3) o

I #4 uses pins 7 & 8

ications

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