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General| Headphone Output | 1 |
|---|---|
| AES67 | Yes |
| Dante | Yes |
| Ethernet Ports | 2 |
| Frequency Response | 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
| Signal to Noise Ratio | > 90 dB |
| Weight | 3.5 kg |
Conforms to EMC Directive 89/336/EEC, Emissions & Immunity Standards.
Approved by British Approvals Board for Telecommunication for ISDN connection.
Fully approved for use as a digital terminal adapter on PSTN.
Terminal adaptor has bridging CTR approval for EEC use.
Unit has approval for use in Switzerland.
Compares GSGC4 (cut-down) and GSGC5 (more channels) for reporter vs. multi-person use.
Lists available codec types: G722, APTX, DUAL, ISO/MPEG LAYER 2.
Explains what the booklet covers (audio chain, power) and omits (codec, TA circuits).
Steps to connect the equipment to an ISDN line and power.
Information on the rear panel X21 interface and its pinout.
Describes interface speed and behavior when both ISDN & X21 ports are connected.
Details internal D Cells and external DC supply with a switch for fallback.
How to connect the equipment to an ISDN2 circuit using a supplied lead.
Explains manual or automatic answering of incoming calls.
Instructions for dialing studio numbers and sub-addresses.
How to use last number redial and memory redial for stored numbers.
Using DTMF tones to signal the studio or receive signals.
Describes mixer channels, controls, PPM, and compressor/limiter.
Explains how mixer output and cue program are heard in headphones.
Using cue output as input and mixer output for analogue lines.
Procedure to restore factory default settings via button combinations.
Setting which channels are switched on when the equipment powers up.
Ensures specific channels are forced ON when a connection is made.
Allows specific channels to be forced OFF when a connection is made.
Configures the unit to automatically answer calls or wait for an button press.
Controls the sounder for incoming ISDN calls.
Uses incoming DTMF tones to operate the front panel sounder.
Selects which ISDN B channel (B1 or B2) the box will answer.
Selects which ISDN B channel (B1 or B2) to use for outgoing calls.
Permanently stores up to 12 frequently used ISDN numbers.
Allocates a sub-address to the box for matching incoming calls.
Allocates an MSN number to the box for matching incoming calls.
Enables a 'Beep Beep' noise for codec lock loss or ISDN disconnects.
Details split-ear headphone connections and internal links for mixing.
Describes standard Neutric jacks and options for fitting XLR connectors.
Explains how the MPEG codec attempts to lock and its sampling rates.
Details how to use dial codes to force specific MPEG codec modes.
Describes installing a serial port for data transmission via the MPEG codec.
Details input impedance, frequency response, gain, THD, and noise for mic inputs.
Details input impedance, frequency response, gain, THD, and noise for tape inputs.
Details output impedance, level, limiter threshold, and compression ratio.
Details input impedance, frequency response, and gain for the cue input.
Details output impedance and level for the cue output.
Details output impedance and max output level for headphone outputs.
Describes internal battery type, life, and external DC supply connector.
Details ISDN line connector, standards, and B channel usage.
Explains G722, APTX, Dual, and ISO/MPEG Layer 2 codec functions.
Describes operation as an ISDN end on a switched 56 service.
