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Preliminary—Contents are proprietary and confidential. Do not photocopy or distribute. Chapter 1: Introduction Panacea Module Information Analog Audio Routing Switchers The Panacea product line consists of expandable, modular routing switchers with the capability to meet the multiple format signal switching requirements of today’s market. Panacea routing switchers are available in these formats: • Analog audio • Analog video • Standard definition/multirate • Clean/quiet switch • AES audio Each module format is described below. Any specialized installation procedures are described in Chapter 2. Any specialized configuration procedures are described in Chapter 3. All module specification information is contained in Chapter 7. The Panacea product line is not designed for extensive field service. See “Product Servicing” on page xi for the types of allowable field service changes. Any other upgrades or modifications to this product, except for software enhancements, must be done at the service center. The Panacea analog audio routing switcher features high impedance (> 20KΩ) or 600Ω balanced inputs, and 66Ω or 600Ω balanced outputs terminated using standard DB-25 connectors in blocks of eight channels. While economical, the Panacea analog audio router boasts many features found in more expensive models, including professional audio quality specifications, stereo output signal presence detection, loss of power alarms and GPI contact closure, a number of different matrix sizes available in both 1RU and 2RU configurations, support for married stereo or dual monaural breakaway control, and the ability to mix different signal formats in the 2RU frame. See Table 1-2 on page 17 for a list of the matrix options available for this Panacea product. 16 Panacea Series Frame and Modules Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual
Preliminary—Contents are proprietary and confidential. Do not photocopy or distribute. Matrix Sizes Major Components Table 1-2. Analog Audio Matrix Sizes Chapter 1: Introduction Matrix Size Functionality 1RU Frame 2RU Frame 8×8 Dual mono or married stereo Yes Yes 2×8 (DA) With auto-changeover Yes Yes 2×16 (DA) With auto-changeover Yes Yes 16×1 Dual mono or married stereo with four copies of the output Yes Yes 16×4 Dual mono or married stereo Yes Yes 16×8 Dual mono or married stereo Yes Yes 16×16 Dual mono or married stereo Yes Yes 32×1 Dual mono or married stereo with four copies of the output No Yes 32×4 Dual mono or married stereo No Yes 32×16 Dual mono or married stereo No Yes 32×32 Dual mono or married stereo No Yes Core Routing Module The analog audio core routing module board contains a 16×16 (or a 32×32) crosspoint matrix board, with a separate back panel PCB with the input receivers, and output drivers. See page 6 for more information about the core routing module. Module Interconnect The module interconnect provides communications, power conversion, and reference conditioning for both the logic control module and the core router module. It also provides control connectivity between the control module and the core router module. This module monitors and controls the single relay alarm for power loss or fan failure. The Alarm jumper, which sets the normally open/normally closed operation of the alarm port, is located on the module interconnect. See page 7 for more information about the module interconnect. Back Panel The analog audio back panel I/O modules use up to 16 D-Type 25-pin connectors. Figure 1-16 on page 17 shows the back panel input modules for analog audio sources. Figure 1-16. Analog Audio Back Panel I/O Modules (P-16×16A2 shown) Panacea Series Frame and Modules Installation, Configuration, and Operation Manual 17
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