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OVERVIEW:
The Allen & Heath iDR System is a set of components whose hardware, control and signal processing flexibility make it well suited to many installed, live sound and special project applications. The 2U rack or desk mount iDR-8 is the main unit in the iDR system having all the DSP (digital signal processing) power needed for 16 input and 16 output channels.
A stereo audio monitor is included. This has both input and output TRS jacks so that the monitor can ‘ripple through’ chained iDR units. It also feeds a front panel headphones socket for local monitoring of any point in the audio signal path. The monitor can access the input and output channels so that they can be used with the matrix. For example, you can achieve a 10x10 matrix from an unexpanded iDR-8. A built-in signal/noise generator provides a further source which can be routed to the input channels for test and line up purposes.
There are many operator control possibilities. You can configure the 16 front panel keys and 32 3-colour LEDs, and use the DR-Link port to add up to 3 iDR-switch units for up to 72 additional switch closure and 48 open-collector logic outputs. In addition you can choose two of the following: MIDI, the Sys-Net serial port to interface with third party remote controllers, RS232 for modem communication, and the PL-Anet serial port for running a network of Allen & Heath PL wall plates and controllers.
The iDR system offers tremendous flexibility. The system set up is stored in patches. Up to 99 patches can be programmed. You can decide which parameters are affected by each. To make best use of this it is important that you plan your installation carefully before you start. You can try out, prepare and archive different configurations offline before plugging in. Virtual panels and controllers are displayed so you can simulate how it will work for real. You can program the unit name, clock and IP address, and check diagnostic information and audio signal presence using the front panel menus accessed by removing the face plate. You can also attach your custom label here so that it is protected when the plate is refitted. For further information on the configuration of the unit please refer to the Help files which come with the software.
Main Features:
Shown with face plate removed.
1)Rack ears Mount the unit into a standard 19” equipment rack. Can be removed for stand alone desk or shelf mounting.
2) Rubber feet Provided separately. Press these into the base holes for stand alone desk or shelf mounting.
3)Write-on label strip To mark up the soft key and LED functions using a suitable marker pen or adhesive label. A Windows™ Word template is provided with the software.
4) Face plate fixing holes Fit the face plate using the four M3 screws provided once the unit is configured and labels fitted. A suitable 2mm hex Allen key is supplied.
5) LCD display Displays system information on a backlit 2x16 character LCD display. You can configure this to display different combinations of clock, patch name, unit name and user defined text.
6)Soft LEDs 32 3-colour LED indicators referred to as ‘soft’ because they can be assigned by the installer as audio meters, mute or patch related indicators. They can display red, green or yellow.
7) Soft keys 16 momentary action switches which can be assigned by the installer as level, mute or patch recall.
8) Headphones output A front panel socket is provided for stereo headphone monitoring. The level trim can be adjusted using a flat bladed screwdriver
9) Front panel RS232 port This is used for code update from a PC via its RS232 COM port. It can also be used for system configuration or checking using iDR System Manager software but the faster network port is recommended.Pressing the FRONT/REAR switch selects either the front or rear RS232 port. The active LED lights when the port is available.
10) Code update switch Puts the unit into code update mode ready to accept new operating code from a PC. Status is shown on the LCD.
11)Status LEDs Both the slave and ext sync lock LEDs light when the unit is correctly working as a slave in a daisy chained iDR system. The 96k LED is available for a possible future upgrade.
12) Menu key Press and hold this key for 2 seconds to access the setup menus. These let you set up the clock, unit name, TCP/IP and PPP communication parameters, select points in the channel signal path to monitor, and check system diagnostics.
13)Scroll keys 4 keys are used to access the setup menus and change parameter values. The and keys are also used when the soft keys are assigned as up/down level controls.
1.) Mains input - Use the IEC lead with moulded mains plug suitable for your local mains voltage. The protection fuse rating is marked on the rear panel. The on/off switch is positioned on the rear panel to prevent accidental operation.
2.) Network port - RJ45 socket for connection to an Ethernet network or PC using UTP CAT5 cable.This port is recommended for configuring the system with iDR software. The MDI/X switch selects network or direct to PC operation. The link LED lights when communication is established. The TX LED lights when data is communicated.
Note: The RS232, MIDI, SysNet and PL-Anet control ports are not all available at the same time.A combination of two is selected using iDR System Manager. The associated active LED lights when the port is available.
3.) RS232 (MODEM) port - This is used for connection to a modem so that the unit can be interrogated by a remote PC over a standard telephone line. It can also be used for system configuration using iDR System Manager software but the faster network port is recommended.Pressing the front panel switch selects either the front or rear RS232 port.
4.) MIDI port - Standard opto-isolated MIDI port with IN, THRU and OUT connectors.
5.) SysNet port - An RS232 serial port for communication with third party remote controllers running the Allen & Heath SysNet protocol.
6.) PL-Anet port -An RS485 serial port for communication with a network of Allen & Heath PL wall plates and remote controllers using CAT5 STP cable
7.) DR-Link port - RJ45 socket for control of iDR audio and logic expander units using CAT5 STP cable. IN and OUT ports are provided on the expander units so that the control can be daisy chained through a system with more than one expander.
8.) Audio expander ports - RJ45 sockets for communicating 8 channel digital audio between the iDR-8 and its expanders using CAT5 STP cable. Two cables are required between the expander and iDR-8, one for the audio, the other for DR-Link control.
9.) Mic/Line inputs - Balanced XLR inputs for microphone and line level sources. Adding the iDR-in expands the iDR-8 to 16 inputs.
10.) Audio outputs - Balanced XLR line level outputs with maximum +18dBu level. Adding the iDR-out expands the iDR-8 to 16 outputs.
11.) Monitor inputs and outputs - Balanced TRS jacks for L and R monitor inputs and outputs. These provide a line level version of the front panel stereo headphones output and can daisy chain through multiple iDR units
Specifications:
Product Name | IDR 8 |
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Brand | ALLEN&HEATH |
Sale Price | Php 195,400.00 |
Mileage | Points :1,954.00 |
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Product Code | P0000GBE |
Product Details | 16X16 Matrix Mixer |
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