EMR User's Guide
High Density Modular Audio Router (AES, Analog, MADI, TimeCode, Data)
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2.2.11.4. Status Signal
Polarity: When the standard is set to RS-422 the EMR-PR48-A advises the user of the state of the Rx
signals polarity (i.e. swapped +ve/-ve signal lines).
Data Activity: Any activity on the EMR-PR48-A receivers is provided to the user on both the status
display and the 24 front LEDs (2 LEDs per port, one for each of the sub ports).
Baud Rate: Provided there is sufficient activity on the receiver port, the EMR-PR48-A will show the links
baud rate. This is updated every 8s.
Auto/Sony State: When operating the port in Auto 3 Detection mode or the Sony mode, the state of the
port mode/Sony pin status is shown.
Port Routing: Shows the interconnections (routes) between the ports.
Note: Setting the route to 337 will route Null to the port (i.e. the port o/p will be in the
idle state). Setting the route to the same number as the port will route the port input
to its output.
2.2.11.5. Data Port D50 Connector – Pin Out
The EMR-PR48-A uses female D50 connectors, with each connector carrying 8 data ports. The details of
how each of the D50 pins map to each of the 8 ports is shown in Figure
2-37.