The VIM-2032 has been designed to operate with the LightViper VIM-MY32M YGDAI card. In can be used in situations where the user has a YGDAI card from another manufacturer already in place, thus limiting the number of input channels accessible using LightViper VIM-MY32 YGDAI cards.
The VIM-2032 acts as a slave card, providing 32 channels of analog AND 32 channels of digital output. This enables the user to gain access to 32 channels of inputs, including a 16 channel “split” of the inputs coming into the VIM-MY32M master and the 16 channels that would normally come into the VIM-MY32S slave card, via a Neutrik MiniCon® connector. Any of these 32 inputs are then accessible on analog line level or digital outputs. The VIM-2032 contains a single LC fiber “thru” connector (transmit only) allowing all 32 channels of audio coming into the device to be output on fiber and transported to another location.
The VIM-2032 operates only at 48k. The VIM-2032 must be connected to a VIM-MY32M YGDAI card. There are work clock and super clock outputs on BNC connectors. There is a Neutrik MiniCon® connector used for connecting the VIM-2032 to the VIM-MY32M master card. There are “sync” status LED’s on the rear and front of the unit. These LED’s will be solid green when in sync, flashing red and green while looking for sync, and solid red when no sync is present.
The “control” connection is a TTL data port which appears on an EtherCon® connector. It allows LightViper accessory devices such as the DMX4o (DMX lighting control) or MD3 (RS422/232/MIDI) to be connected to the unit. The EtherCon® output of the DMX4i or RJ45 on the MD-3 is input to the VIM-2032 via the “control” EtherCon® connector, combined with the audio input data, and transported via fiber to the VIS-1832 or VIS-4832. This data is then output from the “control” EtherCon® connector on the VIS-1832 or VIS-4832and input into a DMXo or MD-3 where the TTL data is translated back into the original format. The “control” port can also be used to transport Yamaha™ HA control. Using a DGL-422 dongle, the D9 control output of the Yamaha™ is connected to the RJ45 on the VIM-2032. For connection with a Yamaha ™ LS9, there is a toggle switch that can be used to capture the control information internally as opposed to the 9-pin to RJ45 connection. AC power is via a standard IEC connector. The unit can operate at any voltage 50-60Hz, 90-250v AC.
- 32×0 FiberOptic Audio Transport
- 32 simultaneous analog & digital outputs
- Recaptures all inputs on a Yamaha console due to other manufacturers YGDAI cards limiting access to inputs
- Lossless optical “THRU” for distributed systems
- Ultra-low latency cable runs over 1.25 miles with no loss
| GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS | ||||
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Min
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Typ
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Max
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| Power Requirement | Voltage Range (V) |
90
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110
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250
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| Supply Current (mA) |
-
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463
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-
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| THD+N (1kHz@ +4dBu) | < 0.01% | |||
| Frequency Response (20-20kHz @ +16 dBu) | ± 0.5 dB | |||
| Dynamic Range | 102 dB | |||
| Crosstalk | 5 dB above noise floor | |||
| Sampling Rate | 24 bit / 96kHz or 24 bit / 48 kHz | |||
| Latency | 630 μs analog input to analog output, 20 μs, digital input to digital output | |||
| Environmental | Storage Temperature (°C) |
-40
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-
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85
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| OperatingTemperature (°C) |
0
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-
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50
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| OUTPUT CHARACTERISTICS | |||||
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Source Impedance
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Nominal
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Out Level
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Max Before Clip
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Connector
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| Analog Out |
150 Ω
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600 Ω Lines
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+4 dBu (1.23 V)
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+19 dBu (7 V)
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DB25 |
| Digital Out | AES3 Digital | DB25 | |||
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PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS
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Height
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Width
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Depth
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Weight
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1.75 in (45 mm)
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19 in (483 mm)
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6.5 (165 mm)
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6 lb (2.7 kg)
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| OPTICAL CHARACTERISTICS | ||||||
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Fiber
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Size
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Max Distance
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Wavelength
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Output Power
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RX Sens | Loss Budget |
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Multimode
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62.5 / 125 μm
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2 km
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820 nm
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-18 dBm
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-30 dBm
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12 dB
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| Singlemode |
9 /125 μm
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20 km
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1300 nm
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-15 dBm
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-32 dBm
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21 dB
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