Recording Audio - Dedicated Micros digital sprite 2 Setup Manual

Viewing images across the network using a web browser
It is possible to use Microsoft Internet Explorer (version 6.X and above) and
Netscape Navigator (version 7.1 and above) to view images from a
Digital Sprite 2.
Follow the previous instructions to display the Digital Sprite 2 web page, but
click on the 'Live' option instead of the 'Software' option.
The database from the Digital Sprite 2 will be downloaded to allow the
Operator easy access to event recordings, this process may take a few
seconds depending on the amount of information to be downloaded.
It will be necessary to enter a user name and password at this point, the
default user name and password is dm and web.
Tip: The web viewer does not have all the features of the Viewing application,
but it is useful if it is not possible to download the software, or if you want to
view the images from an offsite location i.e. via the web.
Viewing images across the network using an Apple Mac or
Linux
There is limited support for viewing images using an Apple Mac or Linux
system based operating system, contact Technical Support for more
information.
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Connecting Audio devices
Digital Sprite 2 supports the option to record audio alongside the recorded
video images. The audio can then be played back in conjunction with the video
locally on the monitor output or via the network connection using the viewing
software.
There are two audio channels (Audio 1 and Audio 2) both with Audio IN and
Audio OUT connections.
Note: The audio is not linked to any of the video inputs. It is independent of
the video.
Connecting a pre-amplifier to AUDIO IN
Where additional microphone gain and/or adjustable gain is required, an
external microphone pre-amplifier with adjustable gain is recommended.
A microphone pre-amplifier will provide a line level 1V pk-pk signal that can be
connected to the RCA socket labelled Audio IN on the Digital Sprite 2.
The line level input has the following specification:
Audio IN 47 KOhms input impedance, 1V pk-pk.
Connecting the AUDIO OUT to an amplifier
Connect the RCA socket labelled Audio OUT to an external amplifier or
powered loudspeakers.
The line level output has the following specification.
Audio OUT 1V pk-pk

Recording audio

Both the Audio in 1 and Audio Out 1 can be enabled for recording.
Once the microphone or pre-amplifier is connected to the Digital Sprite 2,
enable the option to record audio in the System Options menu.
It is advised that you test the quality of audio playback as it may be necessary
to increase the gain of the microphone.