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Model | DL231 |
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Manufacturer | Midas |
Redundant PSU | Yes |
Form Factor | 1U Rackmount |
AES50 Ports | 2 x AES50 |
Ethernet | 1 x Ethernet (for remote control) |
Power Supply | 100-240V AC, 50-60Hz |
Input Connectors | AES50, MADI, Word Clock |
Output Connectors | AES50, MADI, Word Clock |
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Introduction to the DL231 unit and a thank you note.
Lists key technical specifications and capabilities of the DL231 unit.
Explains the manual's intent to guide installation and operation.
Monitors voltage supplies with status LEDs.
Panels for Ethernet control and AES50 audio communication status.
LCD display and buttons for menu navigation and configuration.
Air intakes for cooling and cut-outs for rack mounting.
Serial number label and ventilation grills for fan cooling.
XLR connectors with status LEDs for inputs and outputs.
Connectors for diagnostics, boot mode switch, and MIDI I/O.
Mutes all outputs simultaneously; has an integral LED.
Recommends high quality balanced, screened, twisted pair audio cable and metal XLR shells.
XLR connector pinouts and wiring for inputs and outputs.
Details for Ethernet and diagnostics connectors.
Describes the DL231 I/O Unit's programming mode.
Explains the function of the four programming buttons for menu navigation.
Instructions on how to enter and exit the programming mode.
How to navigate and select menus using the programming buttons.
Lists the eight available menus for programming the unit.
Basic stats like XLR connections and resilience.
Details sampling frequency, dynamic range, dimensions, weight, power.
Covers frequency response, gain error, input/output characteristics.
Details connectors, converters, and system I/O configurations.
Specifics on analogue and digital I/O characteristics.
Instructions for registering the product online for support.
Guidance on handling malfunctions and contacting support.
Advice on correct mains voltage and fuse replacement.
Identifies the responsible party for FCC compliance.
Details compliance with FCC rules for digital devices and potential interference.
Warns that unauthorized modifications can void user authority.