Gilderfluke&Co 8 Bit Digital Audio Systems - Manual (Page 9)

- MACs Eight Bit Digital Audio System -
- A System Overview -
The MACs Eight Bit Digital Audio System has been developed to meet all
of your needs for Digital Audio Repeaters. The following repeaters are avail-
able:
¥ AB-100 Digital AudioBrick: Complete stand alone Digital Audio
Repeater. It comes in a 5Ó x 12Ó x 2-1/2Ó aluminum box which can
be mounted wherever you need to put it. Holds up to 255 different
sounds and can be expanded almost without limits. The AB-100 can
be set to play continuously or only when triggered. It includes a UL
listed power supply. A 12 to 24 VDC power supply is available for
mobile installations.
¥ AB-Clock: As above, but with real-time clock option installed.
Schedules in the AB-Clock can be configured to play different
sounds on:
¥ Quarter hours
¥ Half hours
¥ Three-Quarter hours
¥ Full hours
¥ Tolling of the hours on full hours
¥ Any of thirty special times for each of the seven days of the week
¥ Any of thirty special times every day of the week (optionally only
on weekdays)
¥ Tick and Tock sounds which alternate with each other with a one
to ninty-nine second delay between each.
¥ DR-50: Card cage mounted MiniRepeater that holds a single
Eprom. These are especially well suited in installations where you
need many relatively short audio sources. Examples are ride-through
attractions, shooting galleries, miniature golf courses, and museum
displays. Up to 32 of these cards can be installed in each 1-3/4 inch
tall CC-3250 card cage. A DR-50 can be set to play continuously or
only when triggered. The DR-50 circuitry is identical to the AB-50.
¥ AB-50: As above, but comes in its own 4Ó x 5Ó x 1Ó aluminum case.
The AB-50 can be set to play continuously or only when triggered.
These are used where you need just a single short audio source. It
runs from the included 12 VAC power supply. The AB-50 circuitry is
identical to the DR-50.
Each of these can be used alone or as part of your overall audio system.
When used together, all you need to add to make a complete audio sys-
tem are the power amplifiers and speakers. If higher bandwidth and dy-
namic audio ranges are needed, you can use our DR-3000 series of sixteen
bit Audio Repeaters. These feature CD-Quality sound and more audio pro-
cessing and control options than our eight bit repeaters.
What is a Digital Audio Repeater?:
A Digital Audio Repeater is a solid state replacement for loop and car-
tridge tape decks. It meets the demanding requirements for professional
voice message, high quality music, and sound effects systems.
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