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Sampling Rate | 48 kHz |
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Resolution | 24-bit |
Dynamic Range | >110dB |
Input Types | Analog, AES/EBU |
Output Types | Analog, AES/EBU |
Pilot Protection | Yes |
Composite Clipper | Yes |
Stereo Encoder | Yes |
RDS/RBDS | Yes |
Power Supply | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
Rack Units | 1U |
Weight | 3.5 kg |
Type | FM Processor |
THD+N | <0.01% |
Input Impedance | 10k Ohms (Balanced) |
Output Impedance | 50 Ohms |
Pre-emphasis | 50μs, 75μs |
Remote Control | Ethernet |
Presets | User Presets |
Dimensions | 482 x 44 x 254 mm (19 x 1.75 x 10 inches) |
Details return authorization, service regulations, and claim procedures.
Highlights essential safety warnings and operational guidelines for safe use.
Covers water, ventilation, heat, power, grounding, cleaning, and non-use period safety.
Addresses liquid entry, service requirements, CE, FCC, and Canada warnings.
Explains the internal processing structure, DSPs, converters, and interfaces.
Covers installation, power, audio connections, and basic parameter setup.
Provides specific steps for setting up the processor for FM broadcasting.
Outlines the setup process for DAB, HD Radio, and streaming services.
Details how to configure for simultaneous FM and digital outputs.
Explains how windowing release controls audio levels by defining acceptable variation ranges.
Explains the use and configuration of pre-emphasis for FM broadcast and digital outputs.
Differentiates the FM (clipping) and DR (look-ahead limiting) peak control paths.
Explains the FM distortion controlled clippers and DR look-ahead limiter.
Provides a detailed breakdown of menus, submenus, and parameters.
Explains controls for source selection, gain, filters, and pre-emphasis.
Details Drive, Threshold, Attack, Decay, Hold, and Delay for limiters.
Details Drive, Shelf EQ, and Attack/Decay settings for the look-ahead limiter.
Covers multi-band, bass, mid, HF, and main clipper drive and level settings.
Configures analogue and digital output levels, modes, de-emphasis, and sampling rates.
Covers LCD/LED contrast, trigger port, security locks, remote source, LAN, and system info.
Explains choosing between Stereo, Matrix, and Bypass modes for the Ariane leveller.
Details the final clipper's role, drive, finesse, and overshoot control.
Explains the ITU BS.412 standard and its impact on loudness and signal power.
Guides on adjusting clippers (FM/DR) for maximum loudness.
Describes how to select and audition presets using the front panel controls.
Explains comparing adjustments against saved presets and saving user presets.
Introduces USB, Serial (RS232), and Ethernet/LAN ports for remote control.
Provides step-by-step instructions for controlling the DSPXtra-FM via serial or USB.
Details how to connect and control the DSPXtra-FM using the network port.
Details how to configure daypart names, start times, and lengths.
Explains the real-time clock for scheduling presets at specific times.
Provides detailed technical data for analog/digital I/O, stereo encoder, and interfaces.
Guides through selecting specific driver locations and handling unsigned drivers.
Details the final steps for confirming successful installation of serial converter and COM port drivers.
Explains the process for installing the COM port emulation driver after serial converter installation.