Peavey COBRANET AUDIO BRIDGE CAB 16D - Manual (Page 8)

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CAB ™ 16 Series User Manual
Features
Assumptions
- CobraNet ™ ethernet audio transport
- Single rack space package
- Forced air cooling
- Front panel analog audio metering
- Front panel network status monitoring
- 24 bit D/A and A/D converters
- Discreet analog design
- Digital control of analog functions
- 16 line level inputs (16i only)
- 16 line level outputs (16o only)
- 8 AES3 or S/PDIF digital audio inputs and outputs (16d only)
- Full analog gain stage w/digital control (except 16d)
- User defined network hardware address
- Removable connectors for audio and external controls
- Industry standard RJ-45 connector for connecting to ethernet
CobraNet network
- RS-485 port for transporting serial data across the network
- Support for stand alone operation
In stand alone applications, the CAB 16 Series is a very powerful tool.
Ease of use, external control options and a simple interface make it per-
fect for many applications where simple audio transport is required.
Among the many applications the CAB 16 Series was designed for
include:
- Theme Parks
- Presentation Rooms
- Board Rooms
- Courtrooms
- Auditorium/Cafetorium
- Lecture Hall Sound Reinforcement
- Meeting Rooms
- Convention Centers
- Paging
- Background Music
- Retail Spaces
- Restaurant/Bar Sound
The CAB 16 Series is a prefect choice for many audio applications
where transport of audio signal must occur over long distances. Used in
conjunction with MediaMatrix products, the CAB 16 Series provides
the highest level of audio systems performance, functionality and con-
trol.
The CAB 16 Series of CobraNet Audio Bridges are designed for
advanced MediaMatrix systems. It is assumed that you have a working
knowledge of MediaMatrix hardware and software as well as comput-
ers, Windows NT and ethernet networks. If you do not have this
knowledge, please refer the configuration and installation of this prod-
uct to qualified personnel. For in-depth information on MediaMatrix,
refer to the online help. Additional resources are listed in this manual.