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REAR PANEL LAYOUT
3. Line Out
1. Ethernet
2. Ant A
7. Handset
1. Ethernet Connector
The Ethernet connector is fitted for future use. It is envisaged that a webpage will
be provided for remote control of the device in due course (our hopeful aim is to
have this ready by summer 2019 but this time frame cannot be guaranteed).
The Ethernet control circuit has been deliberately kept separate to the network
audio circuit (no 6).
2. Ant (Antenna) A
This SMA connector is attached internally to the mobile phone module. The
supplied antenna should be connected to this connector. For best results it is
advisable to place the 2 antennas as far apart as practical and in areas of good
cell phone reception.
3. Line Out
This male XLR audio connector carries balanced line level (0dBu) analogue
audio that the phone module is receiving.
Using the divert facility it is possible to route the incoming audio from the phone
to either this output XLR or the handset interface.
It is possible to adjust this analogue output level using the 'Output Levels' menu.
4. Line In
This female XLR audio connector carries balanced line level (0dBu) analogue
audio to the input of the phone.
Using the divert facility it is possible to route the audio to the phone from either
this input XLR or the handset interface.
5. Ant B
4. Line In
8. DC Loops
6. Dante
Network
9. Mains
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