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Stereo Audio Crosspoint Router ARS-8x2 (audio unit of the AVRS-8x4 System)
Audio and Video Routing System 8x4 with keyboard

The AVRS-8x4 routing system incorporates two independent devices with a powerful control system – the VRS-8x4 video routing system with 8 inputs and 4 outputs and the ARS-8x2 stereo audio routing system with 8 stereo inputs and 2 stereo outputs. The device is easy to use due to a sophisticated microprocessor-based design that allows many powerful features such as the storage of a StartUp configuration and the switching on the vertical Sync Pulse. The system is controlled through the build-in RS232 control port by a PC, running a Windows-based Graphical User Interface Application (included). Control from the PVRS-1 keyboard is also possible. The keyboard should be connected to the serial MASTER-port of the first device in the stack with the power banana jack inserted. If connected to the VRS-8x4 system the keyboard provides switching of Output_1 and Output_2 only, Output_3 mirrors Output_1 and Output_4 mirrors Output_2.  To view the main window of the Control Application of the AVRS-8x4 System click here.

The devices can be stacked to provide simultaneous control over more than 2 routers from a single computer. Every master device is connected to the next slave device through a serial connection (the slave output of the device is connected with a standard serial cable to the master input of the next device in the stack). To view different configurations for stacking VRS-8x4 and ARS-8x2 devices click here.

For broadcast “on-air” mode application or video editing purposes switching takes place during the vertical interval (according to the proposed SMPTE RP 165 Standard) by one of the input signals or by composite synchro-input. Composite synchro-output separated from the master video input signal is also available.

Video inputs are BNC 75 Ohm loaded connectors. The video outputs are 75 Ohm wideband amplified, BNC connector type fitted.
Audio inputs are high impedance stereo type. Low impedance drivers (600 Ohm) provide undistorted balanced audio outputs. Screw type connectors are used for input and output connectors.

AVRS-8x4 is mounted in two compact 19” metal chassis in universal 1RU modular frame for rack mounting or for stand-alone application.
Audio crosspoint switcher ARS-8x2 - front panel view
Audio crosspoint switcher ARS-8x2 - back panel view
To view the front and back panels of the ARS-8x2 System in detail click here.
 

Audio Specifications
Impedance (input) > 20 kOhm  balanced (600 Ohm optional)
Level (input) +27 dBu maximum
Number of inputs 8 balanced stereo
Common mode rejection (input) >40 dB, 20Hz to 20kHz
Impedance (output) 600 Ohm balanced
Level (output) +27 dBu maximum
Number of outputs 2 balanced stereo
Gain 1
Frequency response <±0.25 dB, 20Hz to 20kHz
Total harmonic distortion 0.03%, 20Hz to 20kHz
Intermodulation distortion < 0.05 % (SMPTE)
Crosstalk > 60 dB to 20 kHz
Noise Floor -75 dBu, 30kHz BW
Coupling DC
DC on output ±50 mV maximum
Connectors Screw type
ARS-8x2 Control System
Local control PC control
2 rows x 8 LED's Type: GUI-application, running under Windows 95,98
Configuration: Full control, stackable
Interface: Serial RS-232, 9600 bps
Mechanical & Climatic & Power
Height 44 mm (1RU, 1.75 inches)
Width 483 mm (19.00 inches)
Depth
235 mm (9.00 inches)
Weight 1.7 Kg
Temperature +5 deg.C to +35 deg.C
Humidity 96% maximum
Power 198-230 VAC, 50Hz, 8 VA

 
PVRS-1 Keyboard
The PVRS-1 Keyboard can be used to control the VRS-8x4 and the ARS-8x2 routing crosspoint systems. The device is connected to the serial port (MASTER) of the first device in the stack (so the control over the system is performed through PC or through keypad, but not both). The DB-9 male connector of the PVRS-1 has an additional small banana jack for the power supply (the power supply is derived from the corresponding routing system, so the banana jack has to be plugged in the socket KB at the backplane of the VRS, ARS systems). The keyboard provides controls (buttons with software latching) for Output_1 and Output_2 of the VRS or ARS router. In the case the VRS-8x4 router is used (which incorporates 4 video outputs), the Output_3 mirrors Output_1 and Output_4 mirrors Output_2. Independent control over the 4 channels of the video routing system is possible only in the case the PC GUI program is used.
The PVRS-1 Keyboard has an additional “Lock”-feature, which if enabled, prevents the accidentally switching of sensitive on-air channels due to errors of the operator. Pressing the keys of the control panel if the Lock-feature is enabled will have no effect on the configuration of the routing system.
The activated configuration is expressed by the corresponding red LED’s, which are lit when the button is pressed to enable the configuration and are dimmed again if the button is pressed a second time to release the connection.
If a StartUp configuration is present on the VRS or ARS device, this StartUp connection information is retrieved by the keyboard after the connector is plugged in, or if the cable is installed in the OFF-state of the system – after power is applied to the whole system. The configuration information is expressed by the illuminated LED’s, corresponding to the enabled StartUp-connections.
The PVRS-1 keyboard


PVRS-1 keyboard - view 1
PVRS-1 keyboard - view 2

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