BSS MAX

BLU-806 har 4 slots for lyd ind- og utgangskort. Processeringen programmeres fra PC-programmet London Architect som kan downloades gratis fra BSS Audios hjemmeside. Parametre kan styres i realtime fra London Architect, fra 3-parts styresystemer over RS-232 eller Ethernet TCP, eller direkte gennem enhedens GPIO. BSS BLU-806 programmerbar processor har BLU-LINK og Dante for lyd over netværk. Soundweb London enhedene har også programmerbar logik som kan styre eller styres af parametre i lydprocesseringen.

The Soundweb London Acoustic Echo Cancellation (AEC) Input Cards are designed to populate any of the four card slots on Soundweb London BLU-800, BLU-805, BLU-806, BLU-320, BLU-325, BLU-326, BLU-160 and BLU-120 devices. These AEC Input Cards enable Soundweb London devices to cancel acoustic echo arising when sound from a loudspeaker enters a microphone in the same room in a conference application.

The Soundweb London BLU-BIB or “break-in box” offers 8 channels of analog audio input expansion via the Soundweb London high bandwidth, fault tolerant digital audio bus. This expander features a low latency, fault tolerant digital audio bus of 256 channels which uses standard Category 5e cabling giving a distance of 100m between compatible devices. The BSS Audio MC-1 fiber optic media converter can be used to increase the distance between devices to over 10km (6.2 miles) using single mode fiber. The BLU-BIB input channels are easily configured by six DIP switches located on the rear of the device, which select consecutive channels in groups of eight. This simple configuration allows assignment to any 8-channel range within the 256 channels available on the digital audio bus. Input channel assignments are configured by DIP switch selection only. The BLU-BIB is not configured by HiQnet™ Audio Architect. Each channel’s input gain and Phantom Power are adjusted using buttons on the front panel. The 8 analog mic/line level inputs utilize the same terminal block connectors as the other members of the Soundweb London family. Signal present, clip, and Phantom Power per channel are displayed by front panel LED indicators. The front panel also contains a power status and applied gain LED indicators. The BLU-BIB operates in three different modes, which are entered and exited via the front panel controls. Edit Mode allows the user to adjust each channel’s input gain and Phantom Power. Normal Mode prevents the user from changing input gain or Phantom Power. Stealth Mode prevents the same changes from occurring, but without LED illumination (except power). The chassis is a half rack wide and can be rack mounted using the BSS Audio 1U Rack-Mount Kit. It can also be under-table mounted or wall mounted using the included mounting brackets. The BLU-BIB break-in box input expander is powered by a 12V DC adapter which is included with the device. The BLU-BIB and the other members of the Soundweb London family provide the building blocks of the perfectly tailored system solution.

BOB1 er halv rack-bredde og er også beregnet til vægmontage eller på pulten. BLU-BOB1 henter 8 påfølgende kanaler på BLU-LINK netværket, fra startadressen som sættes med DIP-switches på bagsiden. BLU-LINK er en low-latency, fail-tolerant digital audio bus på 265 kanaler. Boksen har LED indikatorer for signal på hver kanal, og fødes med 12VDC, 15W ekstern strømforsyning (999-PSU, ikke inkluderet). BLU-BOB1 udgør sammen med de andre medlemmerne, i Soundweb London familien, byggeklodser i et skræddersyet lydsystem.

BLU-BOB2 henter 8 påfølgende kanaler på BLU-LINK netværket, fra startadressen som sættes med DIP-switches på bagsiden.   ,BLU-LINK er en low-latency, fail-tolerant digital audio bus på 265 kanaler. Boksen har LED indikatorer for signal på hver kanal, og fødes med 12VDC, 15W ekstern strømforsyning (999-PSU, ikke inkluderet). BLU-BOB1 udgør sammen med de andre medlemmerne, i Soundweb London familien, byggeklodser i et skræddersyet lydsystem.

The Soundweb London Analog Input Card is designed to populate any of the four card slots on Soundweb London BLU-800, BLU-805, BLU-806, BLU-320, BLU-325, BLU-326, BLU-160, BLU-120, BLU-80, BLU-32 and BLU-16 devices. This analog card enables Soundweb London devices to receive microphone / line level signals. The Soundweb London Analog Input Card offers Phantom Power, configurable per channel and software controlled analog gain in 6dB steps from 0dB to 48dB.

The Soundweb London Analog Output Card is designed to populate any of the four card slots on Soundweb London BLU-800, BLU-805, BLU-806, BLU-320, BLU-325, BLU-326, BLU-160, BLU-120, BLU-80, BLU-32 and BLU-16 devices. This analog card enables Soundweb London devices to send line level signals.

The Soundweb London BLU-DA offers Dante / AES67 audio and BLU link. This means that the BLU-DA can be used to ‘add’ Dante / AES67 to one or more BLU link devices. The BLU-DA is configurable through HiQnet™ Audio Architect. A rich palette of logic objects and a “drag and drop” method of configuration provide a simple and familiar design environment. The BLU-DA features Dante and AES67 audio. The BLU-DA is capable of simultaneously transmitting and receiving up to 64 channels of Dante or AES67 audio (64 x 64). Primary and Secondary ports are provided for fault tolerance. Control is through a separate Ethernet port. The BLU-DA also includes support for Dante 4.0 firmware for integration with Dante Domain Manager. The BLU-DA also features BLU link, a low latency, fault tolerant digital audio bus of 256 channels, which uses standard Category 5e cabling giving a distance of 100m between compatible devices. Fiber media converters can be used to increase the distance between devices to over 40km. A bi-directional locate function allows devices to be identified both from and within HiQnet Audio Architect. The BLU-DA and the other members of the Soundweb London family provide the building blocks of the perfectly tailored system solution. This signal processor is EN 54-16 Compliant for life safety applications.

The Soundweb London Digital Input card is designed to populate any of the four card slots on Soundweb London BLU-800, BLU-805, BLU-806, BLU-320, BLU-325, BLU-326, BLU-160, BLU-120, BLU-80, BLU-32 and BLU-16 devices. These digital cards enable Soundweb London devices to receive AES/EBU and S/PDIF audio signals.

The Soundweb London Digital Output card is designed to populate any of the four card slots on Soundweb London BLU-800, BLU-805, BLU-806, BLU-320, BLU-325, BLU-326, BLU-160, BLU-120, BLU-80, BLU-32 and BLU-16 devices. These digital cards enable Soundweb London devices to receive AES/EBU and S/PDIF audio signals.

The Soundweb London BLU-GPX is a network-controlled GPIO expander which facilitates the cost-effective addition of Control Inputs, Logic Outputs, and Relays to systems requiring extra analog control/interfacing capability. The BLU-GPX features the same rich palette of Logic Objects found in other Soundweb London devices, two PoE-enabled Ethernet ports for communications and primary power, a 12VDC power connector for secondary power, a RS-232 port for compatibility with serial devices, a bank of user-configurable front panel LEDs, a user-configurable front panel LCD, a user-configurable piezo buzzer for audible indication, and locate functionality. The BLU-GPX has 36 Control Inputs. As with the Control Inputs found on other Soundweb London devices, these Control Inputs can be connected to contact closures for controlling binary parameters, resistor ladders for controlling multi-state parameters, or potentiometers for controlling continuous parameters. The BLU-GPX has 23 Logic Outputs. As with the Logic Outputs found on other Soundweb London devices, these Logic Outputs can be connected directly to voltage-controlled electrical components such as LEDs and relays.

The BSS Audio BLU-HIF Telephone Headset Interface facilitates connection of the headset jack of a VoIP/digital phone to an AEC input and analog output of a Soundweb London device. The BLU-HIF therefore allows the VoIP/digital phone to be used as the dialing interface and hybrid for a conference system. This simple interface eliminates the programming requirements associated with third-party control systems, while providing a familiar and low-cost dialing interface to the end user. The BLU-HIF features an RJ-22 jack for connection to the headset jack of a VoIP/digital phone, a balanced input (Tx) for sending near-side audio, and a balanced output (Rx) for receiving far-side audio. While the BLU-HIF provides substantial isolation of the Rx and Tx signals, near-side audio will still be heard on the Rx channel due to the presence of side-tone. As such, BSS Audio recommends always feeding the Rx channel to an AEC input, as opposed to a standard analog input. The AEC algorithm will remove the side-tone. The Tx channel connects to a standard analog output. The wiring configuration within the headset jack of a VoIP/digital phone often differs, depending on the manufacturer. The BLU-HIF comes with two cables whose 4P4C RJ-22 connectors are compatible with the two most common wiring configurations found in the headset jack of VoIP/digital phones. The additional 2.5mm jack facilitates connection of two-way communication devices such as cellular phones to the Soundweb London device. This gives the end user the advantage of having an alternate communication path to the outside world, which is particularly useful as a backup to the main phone system.