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Euphonix Modular I/O Configuration Guide Product Description

General Description

The MM936 contains a single MADI I/O connected via two

multi-mode fiber transceivers for redundant MADI-over-Fiber

operation. The module is typically placed in an IO94

Stagebox frame and interfaces to the console via a MM936

and MM934 pair placed in an IO95 local-side interface frame.

The module features a master sync mode that allows it to

lock a frame to its MADI input. Certain settings are done

from on-board switches such as device ID. Buss

configuration is accomplished using a flexible crosspoint

matrix configured via web-browser interface.

Note: When used as the master sync source, the

MM936 MADI In/Out should only be removed from a

frame after the frame has been powered down.

Possible damage may occur to some I/O modules if

the master sync source is removed from a live frame.

Connections, Power Consumption, Width, Weight

Redundant multi-mode fiber: 62.5/125µm, 1310nm, one

fiber strand per direction (SC x4), ~500 mA, 4HP. ~150g.

1.2.4 SY982 Sync (discontinued-replaced by the SY983 Sync)

General Description

The SY982 contains an internal clock and can lock to

external AES Sync, Word Clock, or Video signal. Internal

sample rates are 44.1k, 48k, 88.2k, and 96k. The module

features a sync redundancy mode which allows two modules,

designated master and slave, to be fitted into a rack. If the

master loses sync, the slave automatically takes over.

SY982 Sync module(s) must be fitted into any of the four

reserved slots on the rear-plane. All settings are done from

on-board switches.

Note: The SY982 Sync module should only be

removed from a frame after the frame has been

powered down. Possible damage may occur to some

I/O modules if the master sync source is removed

from a live frame.

Connections, Power Consumption, Width, Weight