Connectivity – HHB comm CDR-882 User Manual

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Connectivity



CDR-882 User Manual Version 1.0

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Unbalanced L & R analogue outputs. These carry the

same audio signal as the main outputs (1) above, but in

unbalanced form on phono connectors (RCA jacks) at a

nominal level of -10dBu. Output level is calibrated internally

to be +8dBu from a maximum (digital clip) PCM signal level

of 0dBFS. Output impedance is 47Ω.

AES/EBU out. This provides a two-channel AES/EBU digital

output conforming to AES3-2003. The connector is an

XLR3M, output impedance 110Ω.

S/PDIF Coaxial digital output. A 2-channel “semi-pro”

digital output conforming to the IEC60958-4 is available at

this connector. Transmission of CD PQ codes and CD Text

data are enabled in the S/PDIF data stream; the signal

is otherwise the same as that available at the AES/EBU

connector (8).

Note that the channel status bits denoting whether the

digital outputs are “Pro” or “Consumer” may be set via the

menu system (Record > Digital Output Format), and that

this setting applies to both the AES/EBU and S/PDIF digital

outputs.

Also note that the S/PDIF output is used in Multi-Machine

modes to pass audio, clock and CD Text data between units.

S/PDIF Optical digital output. Standard TOSlink connector

carrying the same signal as (9) above, in optical form. Use a

standard optical TOSlink cable of not more than 3m. length.

RS Link Input connector. The CDR-882 can be fully

controlled remotely via RS232 serial commands. Pinout,

port parameters and an abridged command set can be

found at page 13. This port permits one or more (see

(12) below) CDR-882s to be controlled from a dedicated

computer with appropriate software, or by a proprietary

external control system (Crestron, AMX, etc.). A “crossed”

cable (i.e., one with transmit and receive pins cross-

connected) should be used when controlling the CDR-882

from an external control system. A D9M connector is used.

RS Link Output connector. This allows control

information to be passed from Master to Slave units in

Multi-Machine mode. It also allows multiple CDR-882s to be

controlled from a single RS232 controller.

The link connector is a D9F. The pinout is the same as the

RS232 input, except that the Data transmit and receive

pins (2 & 3) are reversed. Thus when “daisy-chaining”

CDR-882s, “straight” cables must be used, in which all

connections between machines are “pin-to-pin”. Note that

in multi-machine modes, the “master” CDR-882 generates

control data for the connected “slave” units.

Note that the RS232 link connector only passes control

data, not audio. In multi-machine modes, the audio signals

need to be distributed to multiple CDR-882s separately

using S/PDIF interconnections. See page 42 for full details

of Multi-Machine operation.

Parallel remote control connector. The CDR-882’s basic

transport commands can also be implemented by volt-free

contact closure at the pins of this connector (a D9F). Five

of the pins are designated as inputs, three as outputs

(tallies). The functions controlled by each of the inputs are

user-definable via the menu system. The source of the tally

outputs is similarly definable. Full information, including

pinout, is available at page 51. Assignment of inputs and

outputs is performed via the menu system; see page 36 for

full details.

Word Clock input. An input for an external 44.1kHz digital

audio word clock is provided on a BNC socket. The input

impedance is either 75Ω or high-impedance, set by the

termination switch adjacent to the connector.

Word clock selection and routing is done via the menu

system; see sections page 21 & page 31.

Keyboard input. A PS/2 connector is available on both

front and rear panels for the connection of a standard

QWERTY keyboard. The CDR-882 supports CD Text with

audio CDs in both record and replay modes, and connection

of a standard keyboard provides a rapid means of entering

textual data to be displayed on the front of suitably-equipped

CD players (including the CDR-882).

AC mains input. The CDR-882 is powered via a standard

IEC connector. The CDR-882’s design includes a universal

power supply and will accept all AC mains voltages from

100 to 240V, 50 to 60Hz.

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