360 Systems Short/Cut Editor - Manual (Page 21)

Rear Panel Features Page 13
Shortcut 2000 Editor Owner’s Manual
CHAPTER II
REAR PANEL FEATURES
All connections to the Shortcut Editor are made on the rear panel. Some connectors have
a dual purpose, and are explained in detail in the Recording or General Operations chapter.
PROFESSIONAL DIGITAL AUDIO EQUIPMENT
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Analog Audio Inputs and Outputs
Analog inputs and outputs are provided on balanced XLR connectors at a nominal level
of +4 dBu. Pin 2 is +, pin 3 is –, pin 1 is shield.
Digital Audio Inputs
A female XLR-3 connector accepts inputs in the AES/EBU format. A BNC connector
accepts inputs in either the consumer IEC-958/II format or the 75-ohm AES3-ID format.
Digital Audio Outputs
A male XLR-3 connector provides a digital output in the AES/EBU format. A BNC
connector provides a 75-ohm output in the professional AES-3ID format. Digital output in the
IEC-958/II format is not provided.
D-NET File Transfer Ports
The XLR and BNC digital outputs may be used as D-NET file transfer ports. D-NET is
an audio network using standard digital audio protocols. It can transfer files with their names
and audio data to 360 Systems DigiCart/II and Instant Replay units. D-NET signals from other
360 Systems devices can be Echoed through the Shortcut by connecting them to either the XLR
or BNC digital inputs.