Configuration, Onboard module configuration, Efer to – Grass Valley 8912RDA User Manual
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8912RDA/RDA-D Instruction Manual
Configuration
The 8912RDA can be configured locally using onboard jumpers.
Configuration establishes:
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Input impedance,
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Balanced or unbalanced inputs, and
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Single- or dual-channel operation (8912RDA-D modules only).
Onboard Module Configuration
The 8912RDA module is configured by setting jumpers shown in
These jumpers shown perform the following:
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JP5 and JP6 select 75
Ω
, 110
Ω
, or high impedance inputs,
•
JP7 through JP10 select balanced or unbalanced inputs, and
•
JP4 allows the dual-channel module to be set for either single-or dual-
channel operation.
Table 1. LED Indications for Input Conditions and Resulting Output Signals
Fault
(red)
Lock
LED
Input Condition
Output Signal
OFF
ON
Valid AES/EBU inputs present.
AES/EBU serial digital output re-clocked at input sample rate
Flashing
OFF
Invalid AES/EBU inputs present.
The received bi-phase data
Flashing
OFF
No AES/EBU input signal present
No output signal
Flashing
ON
AES/EBU input with parity errors or bi-phase encoding
errors, or channel status CRC errors, validity bit set
AES/EBU output will not have the error but the data may be
corrupted producing audio pops and clicks
Flashing
OFF
AES/EBU input with confidence error, means eye pattern
too small to reliably extract data
AES/EBU output with intermittent audio
OFF
ON
AES/EBU input at other than standard data rates
AES/EBU output reclocked at input sample rate