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Aphex Systems Ltd. Model 230Page 8
230
master voice channel
Page 9Aphex Systems Ltd. Model 230
Installation & Interfacing
3.6 OUTPUT CONNECTORS
There are two output connectors located on the
rear panel: one 1/4” TRS phone type and one XLR-
3M type. They can be used at the same time to feed
separate equipment.
The output level at the XLR is +4dBu impedance
balanced, while the phone jack runs unbalanced at
-10dBV (consumer level).
If you intend to make an unbalanced output from
the XLR jack, simply take “hot” from pin 2 and
use pin 1 for ground. Leave pin 3 unconnected or
grounded. Never ground pin 2.
Refer to Appendix C & D for more information on the
proper wiring of balanced and unbalanced lines.
3.7 DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUTS
The processed mic signal is converted to digital in
both channels at equal level as a mono signal. There
is no provision to externally drive one of the A/D Con-
verter inputs.
3.8 WORD CLOCK
3.8.1 INT/EXT
Synchronization is selected by the INT/EXT switch
on the back panel. With external clock, the 230 will
sync to frequencies between 32kHz to 96kHz. With
internal clock, you get the four frequency selections
of 44.1, 48, 88.2 or 96kHz.
3.8.2 WC IN
This BNC jack is provided to receive your master clock
source. It will accept industry standard Word Clock,
from less than 1 to over 5Vp-p pulse amplitude. It
does not accept AES/EBU or Superclock.
The Model 230 can operate equally well from a
typical “brute force” 5V word clock output or from
a matched impedance master clocking distribution.
Please refer to the appendix for a thorough discus-
sion of clock wiring and distribution systems.
When the Model 230 is operating in external clock
mode, the WC IN jack is tied directly to the WC OUT
jack through a metal relay contact. The input imped-
ance is high enough to daisy-chain up to four units
by looping straight through. The final daisy-chained
unit should have a 75 ohm BNC terminator plug
inserted in its WC OUT jack to properly terminate the
transmission line. If only one unit is connected, then
simply place the terminator plug on the single unit’s
XLR:
AES/EBU 110 @ 5Vp-p
RCA:
S/PDIF 75 @ 1Vp-p
OPTICAL: Toslink S/PDIF encoded for optical fiber.
DIGITAL OUTPUT DEFINITIONS
Figure 3-1 Daisy Chaining Alternatives for External Master Clock
Clock Source
Tee
&
Terminator
230 #1 230 #2 230 #3 230 #4
In Out In Out In Out In
Out
Clock Source
Terminator
230 #1 230 #2 230 #3 230 #4
In
Out In Out In Out In Out
Universal Technique
Ok For Closely Co-located 230’s
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