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816 Rear Power Supply

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Program output

The main output is called PROGRAM (PGM). It is typically the signal sent to air and is available in several formats:
  • RJ45: delivers balanced PGM signal.
    Always use this connector to send analog signal to the audio processor or STL link.
    Pin diagrams and adapter cables for cable assembly.
    Solidyne 362HD and 542APC processors include analog inputs with RJ45 connectors. Connection is made using a shielded STP RJ45-RJ45 Ethernet cable.
  • TRS female: delivers unbalanced stereo PGM signal.
  • USB (USB-1 Channel): PGM signal is sent to the connected computer, typically used for Internet streaming.
  • AoIP (optional): on consoles with /AoIP module, PGM is available in multiple formats (PCM, MP3) over Ethernet connection.

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REC output (auxiliary)

The recording (REC) output is also offered in several formats:
  • Balanced on RJ45 connector.
  • Unbalanced stereo on TRS.
  • Digital USB through USB-2 Channel.
  • Streaming over Ethernet on models with dual /AoIP module.
The nominal output level of the console is +4 dBu @ 0VU.
When using balanced outputs in unbalanced mode, the level drops 6 dB, therefore 0VU = -2 dBu.
Do not use mono (TS) plugs to connect stereo TRS outputs.
If you connect equipment with -10 dBV input level to the console output, the level may be excessive and cause saturation. In these cases, a fixed attenuator (resistive divider) must be used to reduce the level.

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Decoded streaming audio

The Audio Out to Bal Line 1 output is only available on consoles with /AoIP option.
It delivers a balanced analog signal with the decoded audio from incoming streaming and is used to re-inject the decoded audio to an analog line input.