What to do if there is an Input ERROR on my Graham-Patten Media Converter?
If the Graham-Patten Media Converter shows an Input ERROR, first unplug the fiber cable and check for visible red light. If there's no light, unplug the cable from the source and check for visible red light from the transmitter. Also, check the fiber for any breaks.
General| Category | Media Converter |
|---|---|
| Audio Channels | 4 |
| ADAT Format | ADAT Lightpipe |
| Sample Rate | 48 kHz |
| Bit Depth | 24-bit |
| Output | Analog |
| Connectivity | Optical |
| Power Supply | External |
Introduces Graham-Patten SoundPals modules as digital audio building blocks for various applications.
Explains formatting conventions used in the guide, such as bold text for controls and section titles.
Defines signal level conventions, specifically for AES3 and AES3id digital audio.
Provides crucial safety warnings for operating the equipment and handling power.
Guides users on how to inspect modules upon receipt for damage and check for missing parts.
Notifies users that a separate power supply is needed and directs them to relevant sections.
Details the ADAT-4's function as an ADAT-to-AES converter and lists its key features.
Provides instructions for connecting power, ADAT input, and AES outputs to the ADAT-4.
Explains operating procedures for the ADAT-4, including input and output connections.
Illustrates interconnection scenarios for the ADAT-4, including ADAT-to-AES and routing systems.
Describes internal jumpers for configuration like bit depth settings and word clock polarity.
Lists common problems and their solutions for the ADAT-4 unit.
Introduces the specifications section including audio, environmental, and channel routing.
Details dynamic range, input sensitivity, and output characteristics for AES3 and AES3id.
Covers dimensions, power consumption, operating conditions, and channel routing.
Guides on safely opening and closing the module for internal access and jumper changes.
Details requirements and specifications for external power supplies to ensure performance.
Lists recommended third-party power supply models that meet the SoundPals requirements.
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