Interfaces to the analog & digital worlds – Euphonix System 5 InDepth User Manual

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System 5 Digital Audio Mixing System - InDepth

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Internally, System 5 uses MADI to route and patch digital audio.
MADI is a very stable and robust AES sanctioned format that
allows up to 64 channels of digital audio (at 24-bit, 48kHz) along
a single coax cable.

To interface to analog and other digital formats such as AES/
EBU, Euphonix provides a full range of high quality converters in
multi-channel, 19” rack mounting cases.

All signals such as Aux sends, mix minus/group outputs, mix
outputs, channel inputs, inserts and dynamic key inputs are
MADI and require the Euphonix converters for analog or AES/
EBU connection. Commercial MADI converters are also avail-
able including PCI cards for connecting MADI into and out of
PCs.

Because the system is modular, it is easy to start working with
the System 5 in an analog environment and then add digital
converters in future as more of the facility’s sources move to
digital.

Interfaces to the Analog & Digital Worlds

AM713 Analog to MADI Converter

26 balanced analog on XLR plus an AES or S/PDIF pair to MADI.

MA703 MADI to Analog Converter

MADI to 26 balanced analog on XLR plus an AES or S/PDIF pair.

DM714 AES/EBU to MADI Converter

13 AES/EBU pairs on 110ohm XLR, or 75ohm BNC, with two extra
analog balanced inputs plus an AES or S/PDIF pair to MADI.

MD704 MADI to AES/EBU Converter

MADI to 13 AES/EBU pairs on 110ohm XLR or 75ohm BNC with-
two extra analog balanced outputs plus an AES or S/PDIF pair.

MI715 Analog to MADI Converter

16 balanced analog line level inputs and 8 AES/EBU digital inputs
plus an AES or S/PDIF pair to MADI.

MO705 MADI to Analog Converter

MADI to 16 balanced analog line level outputs and 8 AES/EBU
digital outputs plus an AES or S/PDIF pair.

ML530 Remote Mic Preamp

24 remote controlled mic preamps with XLR inputs. Usually sup-
plied with AM713 Analog to MADI converter. The mic preamps
are controlled remotely using TCC serial control from the SC263
Studio Computer.

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