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AIRTOOLS 6000 BROADCAST AUDIO DELAY
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100-2 50VAC
50-60 Hz
AC IN PUT
15 WATTS
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• If a guest makes an unwanted comment, or you want to
delete content, press DUMP and keep going. The unwanted
material, up to the last 40 seconds of your broadcast,
disappears while the show goes on.
• Another way to get rid of unwanted content is with COUGH.
In the middle of a broadcast, you may need to say something
“off air” to your guests, for example, or have a quick drink of
water. Press COUGH to edit out unwanted airtime, and then
release it when you’re fi nished. The broadcast picks up again.
• If you are a network syndicator, the 6000’s Automation
Control Interface offers the ability to trigger automation
changes or control a router with ‘delayed’ contact closures.
Four TTL logic inputs on the 6000 digitally tag the audio on
input and close the corresponding relay when the tagged
delayed audio reaches the 6000’s output. It takes all of the
mathematical guesswork out of local breaks and switchovers.
• At the end of your program press EXIT and the 6000
gradually leaves the delay mode until you are in real time.
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right to alter, change, or modify specifi cations and prices without prior no-
tice. AirTools is a trademark of Symetrix, Inc. ESE, TC89, and ESE Time
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AM and FM
All music formats
News and talk radio
Call-in shows and guest oriented broadcasts
Sports radio and live sports broadcasts
Live or unknown taped content
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Input/Output
Inputs stereo, balanced bridging
Outputs stereo, electronically balanced
Input Connectors XLR, BNC (ESE time code)
Output Connectors XLR, BNC (ESE Time Code)
Polarity Pin 2 high
Maximum Input Level +28 dBu
Input Common Mode Rejection >40 dB @ 1 kHz
Performance Data
Frequency Response 20 Hz to 20 kHz *, +/- 1 dB @ +4 dBu
output
Harmonic Distortion less than 0.01% with +4 dBu input,
+4 dBu output, 40 second delay and
a 1 kHz test signal.
Dynamic Range, A/D -110 dB (A-wieghted)
Dynamic Range, D/A -115 dB (A-wieghted)
A/D and D/A Conversion 24-bit sigma delta
Internal Sample Rate
Physical
Size (HWD) 1.72 in. x 19 in. x 8.2 inches
4.37 cm x 48.30 cm x 17.145 cm
Shipping Weight
8 lbs, 3.64 kg
Electrical
Power Requirements 100 - 240 VAC, 50 Hz to 60 Hz, 25 W
* A high pass fi lter is engaged during build and exit modes when using the gap detect
or gap detect+catchup algorithms. During build and exit modes when using either of
these algorithms, the frequency response will be down about -3 dB at 100 Hz.
A comparison of the AirTools 6000 and 6100 delays.
Time in delay display (ESE TC89)
RS-232 & RS-485 control ports
TTL contact closure inputs
Automation / router relay outputs
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