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- Page 1 Operation anual udio Over Ethernet OE-212N * Rack mount products in the Western Hemisphere(North merica, South merica, and the Caribbean) do not have handles installed due to customer preference.
- Page 2 UDIO OVER ETHERNET Welcome Welcome A personal welcome to you from the management and employees of Inter-M ll of the co-workers here at Inter-M are dedicated to providing excellent products with inherently good value, and we are delighted you have purchased one of our products. We sincerely trust this product will provide years of satisfactory service, but if anything is not to your complete satisfaction, we will endeavor to make things right.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Installation Environment ..........................2 Important Safety Instructions .....................2 Features ..........................3 Composition and accessory .....................3 Front Panel ..........................4 Rear Panel ..........................6 Equipment setting using AOE-212n internal cGI server ..........8 Device structure block ......................24 How to connect ........................25 Applications ........................26 Block Diagram ........................27 Specification ........................28... -
Page 4: Unpacking
UDIO OVER ETHERNET Unpacking Unpacking lthough your OE-212N is neither complicated nor difficult to operate, we recommend you take a few minutes to read this brief manual and familiarize yourself with the important information regarding product features, setup and operation. s with most electronic devices, we strongly recommend you retain the original packaging. -
Page 5: Features
UDIO OVER ETHERNET Features Features UDIO OVER ETHERNET NETWORK IS N E SY TO USE SOLUTION FOR TR NSPORTING UDIOSIGN LS OVER ETHERNET TCP/IP B SED LOC L ND WIDE NETWORKS (L N/W N), S WELL S THE INTERNET. - REAl tIME 2 cHAnnEl AUDIO SIGnAl tRAnScEIVER (tRAnSMIttER/REcEIVER) ETHERNET TO 2CH NNEL N LOG UDIO SIGN L RE L TIME TR NSMITTER, RECEIVER. -
Page 6: Front Panel
UDIO OVER ETHERNET Front Panel Front Panel AOE-212N AUDIO OVER ETHERNET MONITOR OUTPUT INPUT INPUT OUTPUT LINK DISP. MODE POWER PHONES LEVEL CH 1 CH 1 CH 2 CH 2 CH 1 CH 2 CH 1 CH 2 1. MOnItOR tERMInAl Terminal monitoring the output signal of selected channel by using 3.5 Ф... - Page 7 UDIO OVER ETHERNET 2) M C ddress + Bandwidth + S/W Version 3) udio state (1) Sever on/off state (2) Sever on, Quantity of Client access device (3) Client on/off state (4) ccessed server IP 4) RS-232 state (1) Server on/off state (2) Client on/off state 5) RS-422 state (1) Server on/off state...
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Page 8: Rear Panel
UDIO OVER ETHERNET Rear Panel Rear Panel CONTACT OUTPUT DC INPUT INPUT POWER OUTPUT RS-422 RS-232C VOLUME VOLUME RESET 10/100M BASE-T MIN MAX MIN MAX AC INPUT 220V~ 60Hz CONTACT INTPUT 1. Ac InlEt Terminal which inputs the C power. 2. - Page 9 UDIO OVER ETHERNET ※ Caution: Contact point signal is only transmitted when AOE-212N is operated under normal conditions, and please input the signal after checking out the equipment operation status. Because data is transmitted in real times, signal will not be transmitted when device is off.
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Page 10: Equipment Setting Using Aoe-212N Internal Cgi Server
UDIO OVER ETHERNET Equipment setting using AOE-212n internal cGI server Equipment setting using AOE-212n internal cGI server It provides the web-page to check the status and control of OE-212N. 1. Accessing AOE-212n Web-page 1.1 ccess to the web-page by using internet browser (Explorer, Chrome, FireFox, etc.) 1.2 Insert the IP address displayed on the front LCD of OE-212N. -
Page 11: Audio Setup
Configure the network buffer rate for the receiving AOE-212N Operation Specify the operation mode of receiving audio Audio server Set up for audio to be received from the other AOE-212N device. Sampling Rate Change the audio sampling rate to the desired value 16000 When Selecting ‘... - Page 12 UDIO OVER ETHERNET 3.1 Server Dualization The main purpose of server dualization is assuring redundancy. udio can be received from a secondary or sub-server in the event of trouble or failure from the main server. The Secondary Server is only used to enable redundancy if the OE-212N main server is not able to transmit/receive un the event of network or equipment failure.
- Page 13 UDIO OVER ETHERNET 3.3 client setting Configure the Client (the receiving side) OE-212N devices using the Web browser. ※ Caution : If connecting the OE-212N for the first time, please change the default IP address to avoid duplication with other equipments, re-connect with modified IP address on web-browser. - Select ( udio set up) on the left side menu of the (system set up) - Set main-server and sub-server values on the ‘...
- Page 14 UDIO OVER ETHERNET 3.3.1 Main server connection setting - In the [ udio Settings] menu, " udio client" section, set the primary Server info. - Insert the IP address and port number of OE-212N used as the main server. Set the buffer ratio, check “RUN”...
- Page 15 UDIO OVER ETHERNET 3.3.2 Sub-server connection setting - The Secondary Server connection information can be entered once the primary server when is running. ctivate the Sub-Server by checking the enable box of the secondary server section of the web browser. Then, enter the secondary server, IP address and port number. - Once the OE-212N Client secondary server, IP address and port number is configured press thee button to save the settings ※...
- Page 16 Setup the Run of serial communication receiving. Serial service Setup to transmit the serial communication to other AOE-212N. Sets ‘ Run’ to begin serial communications transmission. The equipment list of equipment being sent to the serial communication serial server run-time will be displayed.
- Page 17 Serial Service Setup to transmit the serial communication to an other AOE-212N. Sets ‘ Run’ to begin serial communications transmission. The equipment list of equipment being sent to the serial communication serial server run-time will be displayed.
- Page 18 Set ‘ Run’ to activate data receiving. Data Service Setup to transmit data to other AOE-212N. Sets ‘ Run’ to activate the data transmission. A list of available data transmission equipment being will be displayed. Apply and save the changed contents by using the button after changing the setup of SET device.
- Page 19 UDIO OVER ETHERNET 6. SASS Setup Content Default Value Enable/Disable Setup to enable/disable SASS. Disable Server address to update the information of device Server address None by using DDNS. SASS Port Setup to SASS port. 1665 Audio Port Set the audio transmit port. 5454 Serial(232) port Set the serial (RS-232C) communication transmit port.
- Page 20 GMT+09:00 Current Time Current time in accordance with set GMT. 1970.01.01 Time Setup Setup the time for AOE-212N. Manual Setup Setup the time manually by user. Automatic time If device is connected to internet, time can be synchronized automatically by...
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Page 21: View Log
UDIO OVER ETHERNET 8. View log Content Default Value Check the system information such as setup of device and upgrade information, View Log etc. Recorded information is recorded with time and date. Refresh Up date the log information to latest status. Clear Log Press the delete log button to erase the log, the log records will be deleted. - Page 22 9. Upgrade System Content Default Value Select the file to upgrade the AOE-212N. Select the file you want if file explorer is opened by pushing the Find File button next to the text box. Only *.tar‘ file can be selected.
- Page 23 UDIO OVER ETHERNET 10. Restart System Content Default Value Restart System Restart the device. Restart the device by using the button. OE-212N...
- Page 24 UDIO OVER ETHERNET 11. Factory Set System Content Default Value Restore the device to factory setting. Factory Set System All information will be deleted. Restart the device by using the button. OE-212N...
- Page 25 UDIO OVER ETHERNET 12. Password change Content Default Value Password Change the administrator’ s password. Change Apply and save the changed contents by using the button after changing the setup of SET device. Clear Restore all setups to default values by using button.
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Page 26: Device Structure Block
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Page 27: How To Connect
UDIO OVER ETHERNET How to connect How to connect CONTACT OUTPUT DC INPUT OUTPUT INPUT POWER RS-422 RS-232C VOLUME VOLUME RESET 10/100M BASE-T MIN MAX MIN MAX AC INPUT 220V~ 60Hz CONTACT INPUT OE-212N... -
Page 28: Applications
UDIO OVER ETHERNET Applications Applications Education institute, commercial facility, business facility, religion facility, gym, exhibition room, facility, leisure facility, them park, etc. 1:1 or 1: N functions are flexible to use in any space. -1:1 Purpose -1:20 (W N network) and 1:64 (L N) purpose (School, resort, theme park, exhibition room, museum, etc.) OE-212N... -
Page 29: Block Diagram
UDIO OVER ETHERNET Block Diagram Block Diagram OE-212N... -
Page 30: Specification
UDIO OVER ETHERNET Specifications Specifications AOE-212N AUDIO Maximum Input Level + 20 dBu Maximum Output Level + 20 dBu Frequency characteristics 30Hz ~ 20kHz (48Khz Sampling, ± 1dB) T.H.D (48Khz Sampling) 0.1% (under) 92 dB Support Sampling Frequency 16, 32, 44.1, 48Khz... - Page 31 UDIO OVER ETHERNET UDIO OVER ETHERNET * Dimensions OE-212N OE-212N...
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Page 32: Service
UDIO OVER ETHERNET Service Service Procedures Take steps to insure the problem is not related to operator error or other products within the system. Information provided in the troubleshooting portion of this manual may help with this process. Once it is certain that the problem is related to the product contact your warranty provider as described in the warranty section of this manual. - Page 33 UDIO OVER ETHERNET...
- Page 34 NOTE...
- Page 35 UDIO OVER ETHERNET OE-212N...
- Page 36 Inter-M, Ltd. (Korea) began operations in 1983. Since then, Inter-M has grown to become one of the largest manufacturers of professional audio and commercial sound electronics equipment in the world. Inter-M has gained worldwide recognition for its own branded products, as well as private label manufacturing of electronics sold under other names (OEM).