INNOVASON Eclipse - Glossary

Glossary
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Glossary
DI-8S
DI-8Src
Each of these modules provides 8 mono/4 stereo AES inputs (on
4 XLR connectors). They can be installed in any distant
Stagebox, DioCore or local audio rack (Mix-Box).
The DI-8S uses digital audio clock from the audio rac
k, so the
incoming AES signals must be synchronous
with console Word
Clock.
The DI-8Src includes
an SRC (sample rate converter) and
therefore can receive incoming AES signals
which are not
synchronous with console Word Clock.
Dio8Out
This 1u rack provides 8 remote output channels via CAT5 cable.
The unit can daisy-chained as part of an Ethersound network or
be used as the main outputs of the console and can also be used
in conjunction with a DioCore.
Dio Av
This is a daughter card which can be installed
into one of two
locations on the DSP card. It allows the use of two A-Net™
networks (16 channels each) to
connect to AVIOM™ personal
mixers.
AVIOM™ personal mixers are d
esigned with LabX Technologies
(LLCTM).
DioCore A DioCore is a remote stage rack with 8 audio card slots that can
hold 8- channel input or output cards for up to 64 I/Os. DioCore is
controlled by an ARC card. Transmission is via Cat5v
cable on
the open 64x64 Ethersound protocol.
Dio Es
This is a daughter card which can be
installed into one of two
locations on the DSP card. It allows the use of a 64 bi-directional
I/O Ethersound interface.
Dio MadiES
This option connects to the DIO
interface of the console via a
simple CAT5 network cable, to provide 56 (MADI1) or 64 (MADI2)
MADI inputs/outputs. Connection may be via a coaxial or fibre
optic cable (using ST connectors).
Ethersound
An open transmission protocol (
64x64) invented by Digigram
(See www.ethersound.com / www.digigram.com.)
FM-8VB The FM-8VB card provides internal effects processing within the
console. Each card has 8 internal inputs and output, with 4 effects
engine processing module per I/O. It can be installed in any
distant Stagebox, DioCore or local audio rack (Mix-Box).
Plug-ins for the effects engines are developed by VB-Audio™,
famous for its algorithms created for Pyramix™. (See
www.vb-
audio.com.)