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AXIA | CONSOLES 68 POWERSTATION THE INTEGRATED, INDESTRUCTIBLE CONSOLE ENGINE. This is PowerStation, the muscle behind our best-selling Element 2.0 mixing console. PowerStation combines four separate devices — a DSP mixing engine, a console CPU and power supply, audio I/O, GPIO and a custom, built-for-broadcast Ethernet switch – into one unit, a self-contained console engine that’s engineered to ensure years of reliable, trouble-free service. PowerStation makes it easy to get your studios up and running. Just connect PowerStation to your Element 2.0 console (it only takes a single cable), plug in your audio devices, and perform some fast web-based coniguration. Add power and you’re on the air. It’s that simple! PowerStation Main is where you start. Inside is a bulletproof mixing engine capable of powering Element consoles of up to 40 fad- ers. There’s a massive fanless, convection-cooled power supply. There are two Mic inputs, four Analog inputs and six outputs, two AES/EBU inputs and two outputs, and four GPIO ports, each with ive opto-isolated inputs and ive opto-isolated outputs. There are 14 100Base-T Ethernet ports with Livewire for single-cable connection of <strong>Telos</strong> phone systems, Omnia audio processors and other Axia equipment, as well as gear from our huge list of Livewire partners. Two Gigabit ports with SFP enable connection to other studios via copper or iber. Best of all, there’s that zero-coniguration Ethernet switch that’s built speciically to handle IP-Audio. No settings to tweak, no coniguration code to upload – just plug it in and go. There are even two Gigabit ports with SFP, to connect to other studios via iber or copper. No other console company makes AoIP this easy. And there’s more. Want more audio I/O? Simply connect a Pow- erStation Aux to instantly double your mic, analog, AES and GPIO ports. PowerStation Aux also adds a redundant, backup power supply with built-in switchover. Most redundant supplies pro- tect only the console, but with PowerStation, the mixing engine, audio I/O and network switch are protected as well — another Axia exclusive. Naturally, PowerStation is over-engineered to Axia standards. Every part of PowerStation is chosen for its ability to give con- stant, uninterrupted service, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. There are no compromises: PowerStation uses only best-of-the-best components, like studio-grade mic preamps and 24-bit, 256x oversampling A/D converters, a rigid, EM-tight chassis, an ultra-reliable DSP platform (not a common PC moth- erboard) and a hardened power supply designed for unfailing service, even in the harshest environments.
TECHTALK BLOG TELOSALLIANCE.COM/BLOG SELF-CONTAINED, BUT PLAYS WELL WITH OTHERS. PowerStation and Element combine to make a networked broadcast console that doesn’t need a network. It’s completely self- contained: it works lawlessly as part of a large network, but if you unplug its network cable, it’s completely unaffected. Think of it as an “island of reliability.” Not only does PowerStation make it easy to build stand-alone, independent studios, it also makes it easier than ever to network them together. Simple Networking allows up to four PowerSta- tions to daisy-chain without the need for a separate switch (al- though you can add one to expand your Axia network — up to 10,000 stereo streams). It’s easy to build IP studios with PowerStation. With 32 built-in I/O ports, DSP mixing engine, console CPU, bulletproof power supply and network switch all in one fan-free enclosure, you’ll be making great radio in no time. BROCHURES AXIAAUDIO.COM/BROCHURES SOFTWARE UPDATES AXIAAUDIO.COM/DOWNLOADS FIND A DEALER AXIAAUDIO.COM/BUY IP-AUDIO STUDIO NETWORKING | AoIP CONSOLES | AUDIO INTERFACES | IP INTERCOMS | ROUTING AUTOMATION AXIAAUDIO.COM 69
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