Junger Audio C8612 - Dolby® D/D+/AAC encoder - Manual (Page 2)

digital audio
modular
processing system
C8000
Dolby Digital / Digtal plus / Pulse (AAC) encoder
C8612
2/20
connector : Metadata INPUT
female 9-pin D-Sub
1 GND
2
3 Rx (+)
4 GND
5
6 GND
7
8 Rx (-)
9 GND
technical specifications
Monitor output :
connector BNC
impedance 75 Ω
signal level 1V
p-p
standard AES 3, SMPTE 276M unbalanced
data format 16, 20, 24bit
sample rate 48kHz
Input audio formats : 16, 20, 24bit
Output audio formats :
Dolby D (AC3)
Dolby D plus (E-AC3)
HE-AAC v1/2, AAC
Encoding latency : 135ms without automatic compensation turned off
300ms for all formats with automatic compensation
Metadata input : pin assignment :
format RDD6 metadata stream (RS485)
baud rate 115,2kbps
connector Sub-D, 9-pin, female
Backplane connector : ref. to DIN 41612, 64pin, a+b, male
Power supply : +5V DC
Consumption : approx. 600mA
Dimensions : 3RU, 4HP, 160mmd deep (Euro Format)
Ambient : 10ºC to 40ºC
Humidity : 90%, non condensing
Dolby
®
metadata
The Dolby Laboratories, Inc. have introduced the “data about the audio data“, the Dolby metadata
which are intended to travel along with the multi channel bit stream from acquisition (point of audio
recording) to delivery (Dolby Digital decoder at home (either part of the TV / Set Top Box or the home
theater system). Those metadata may control the home equipment in a way that the sound impression is
as close as possible to what the producers intention was when mixing a movie sound track.
There is not enough room for explanation of the Dolby metadata system in a product manual like this.
We recommend to those who are not familiar with this quite complex matter, to study the many
publications from Dolby Inc. probably found here:
http://www.dolby.com/gb/en/professional/technology/landing.html
You can browse the Technical Library and
®
Metadata Guide” and other useful information regarding Dolby technologies as well.