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- Page 1 Introduction network receiver OM V1.00 SW 80-0.7.0 D 1.0...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Installation with wall-mounting Technical data ........25 bracket ............ 9 Network terminology glossary .. 26 Front of the Voxnet 219 ......10 Status LED ..........10 DHCP ............. 26 Display ............11 DNS ............26 Connection panel ........13 Ethernet network ......... -
Page 4: Welcome
(OUT / 12 VDC). Voxnet 219 stereo amplifier. Its powerful 2 x 50 watt outputs can even provide enough power to drive column speakers. As well as the triggers, the Voxnet... -
Page 5: Commissioning
In the case of the installation of more than 4 Voxnet 219s per secured 16A circuit, Revox recommends the use of a Fuse switch-on current limiter. The Voxnet 219 does not have any fuses that can be replaced by the user. The This provides effective... -
Page 6: General Safety Instructions
It is only designed for operation in loops. With these Multiroom amplifiers temperate, non-tropical climates. however, Revox uses the ground cable Take note of and follow the safety advice for the reduction of noise fields. For on the following pages. -
Page 7: Safety Measures
Safety Voxnet 219 Safety measures - Dust - Interventions in the inside of the device Read and take note of the following - Do not stand any articles with open safety advice for your own safety and to avoid unnecessary damage to your flames, e.g. -
Page 8: Regulations Pertaining To The Unit
Voxnet 219 Safety Regulations pertaining to the unit In EU and EEC countries, Revox offers a guarantee on units bought in the EU, over and above the statutory rights of guarantee claims against the seller. The guarantee covers material and labour... -
Page 9: Rack Installation
This completes the installation of the The Voxnet 219 has a recess to the left Voxnet 219. and right of the front edge which the metal lugs of the tray (upper picture / ) fit into. -
Page 10: Environmental Conditions In The Rack
In the case of a rack installation, you than 4 Voxnet 219s per secured 16A must ensure that the inside temperature circuit, Revox recommends the use of a of the rack does not exceed +40°C / switch-on current limiter. +104°F. If necessary, the rack must be actively cooled using a fan. -
Page 11: Installation With Wall-Mounting Bracket
The picture shows the positioning of the Voxnet 219 (transparent) on the wall- It is advisable to complete the cabling of mounted bracket (dark the Voxnet 219 before mounting it on the background). wall-mounted bracket connections are very close to the wall. -
Page 12: Front Of The Voxnet 219
Bootloader activate: [Press and hold the Setup button and power up the Voxnet 219] Voxnet 219 is switched on: IP not assigned or has been subsequently separated from the network Voxnet 219 active in the background: one or more inputs from ... -
Page 13: Display
The Voxnet 219 is supplied with the current Voxnet server firmware over the bootloader. The Voxnet 219 starts up after the firmware has been 100% updated. This state is shown briefly in the display. After start-up, the Voxnet 219 receives its IP address from the router via DHCP. - Page 14 The version number shows the current firmware version of the Voxnet 219. If a module is installed in the Voxnet 219, its identity can be determined through the display article number, here for example, 1.563.080.00 from the I/O module.
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Page 15: Connection Panel
[Retaining] on the wall-mounted bracket. [Blanking plate] Opening for the installation of optional Voxnet modules, e.g. I/O module Connection for Voxnet 218 wall-mounted keypad or various other Revox IR IR Link* receivers. [Ventilation outlet] Do not cover the opening - required for expelling heated air... -
Page 16: Detailed Description /Connection Panel
Input voltage can be between 5 and 48 If the Voxnet 219's Trigger OUT is not volts, DC or AC. The IN trigger applies a being used, devices with an overall load of approx 1000 to the supplying Ω... -
Page 17: Voxnet Peripherals
Voxnet 219 Voxnet peripherals tablets, streaming products, etc. should be present in the same The Voxnet 219 is a network-based network. IP-controlled products amplifier that is assigned its functionality such as IP-serial converters or IP- and its operating mode configuration IP converters as offered by the through the Revox Voxnet Configurator. -
Page 18: Multiroom Example: Voxnet With 2 Rooms
Multiroom example: Voxnet with 2 rooms Components in the Voxnet system 1. DHCP router 2. Layer 2 switch (managed) 3. Synology NAS with Voxnet software 4. Voxnet 219 amplifier with I/O 5. Voxnet 218 wall-mounted keypad 6. Revox M2014 IR receiver 7. Revox speakers... -
Page 19: Voxnet Configurator
Operation Voxnet 219 Voxnet Configurator Revox offers a web-based GUI for the Areas that affect the individual Voxnet configuration of the Voxnet system, 219 amplifiers are also stored locally which can be called up through all there. commonly used browsers such as All setup options are described in detail Firefox, Internet Explorer, Chrome etc. - Page 20 In the same way, it would also be such as those for the definition of the possible to switch on a television analogue output of a Voxnet 219, more through an external IP-RS232 converter extensive settings are carried out in the when a signal is identified, by using the "Voxnet Text"...
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Page 21: Technical Data
A further 50 - 60 mm have to be calculated in for cable and plugs Measured without any speakers or external devices, e.g. Voxnet 218 connected Voxnet 219 is switched off; input detector from the module inputs is active however... -
Page 22: I/O Module
The analogue output works as a Line out, and feed it into its plug-in position. The parallel to the amplifier output and is two tracks inside the Voxnet 219 are the muted together with it. Through the mechanical guides for you to use. -
Page 23: Connections
I/O module Voxnet 219 Connections Connection description Name Function Analogue audio output, e.g. for external output Can be programmed with various modes in the Voxnet Configurator: - Fixed output (line level) Analogue [Sub] Output - Variable output (level parallel with amplifier output) -
Page 24: Technical Data
Voxnet 219 I/O module Technical data Inputs Optical input Data format 16, 20, 24 bit PCM - SPDIFF up to 96 kHz Frequency response 20 Hz – 20 kHz -1 dB < 0.02% / typically 0.01% 1 kHz / -12 dBFS >... -
Page 25: Voxnet 218 Keypad
Wall-mounted keypad Voxnet 218 Voxnet 218 keypad IR triggers that are stored in the Voxnet server and/or the Voxnet 219 can be activated with the Voxnet 218 wall- mounted keypad. The function that should be triggered by the transmitted address defined Configurator itself. -
Page 26: Cabling
Cabling Parallel switching The Voxnet 218 is connected to the In the case of larger rooms it can be Voxnet 219 over a 3-pin, screwable plug advisable to place two Voxnet 218 wall- connector. mounted keypads at two different locations in the room. Two Voxnet 218s With the cabling between the Voxnet 219 can be operated in parallel, i.e. -
Page 27: Technical Data
4: Not assigned / off Installation cable Cable S/FTP or F/FTP U72 ABG 1 x 4 x 0.5 mm² Screened Maximum cable lengths to Revox Voxnet 219 Multiroom amplifier Max. 100 m Power consumption 17 mA (passive) / 23 mA (button pressed) Parallel operation Max. -
Page 28: Network Terminology Glossary
192.168.001.003 router. The Voxnet 219 supports DHCP. If you don't just want to use devices within the local network but also music sources from the Internet (Internet radio), the client... -
Page 29: Lan
The MAC address of the Voxnet 219 can be communication. These combi-devices are read out directly from the front display of a often referred to as WLAN routers. Normally, unit that is switched and from the MAC label the (WLAN) router in a network takes on the on the rear of the amplifier. -
Page 30: Upnp-Av
Voxnet Network terminology glossary UPnP-AV VLAN Universal Plug and Play – Audio Video A Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN) is a logical network segment within a switch Network standard that makes media content, or within a complete physical network. It e.g. -
Page 31: Appendix
For this reason, electronic used devices must be Voxnet is a registered trademark of disposed of separately. This device Revox GmbH. should not be disposed of with normal domestic waste. You can take your used device to recognised disposal points. - Page 32 Voxnet Appendix Voxnet 219 Operating manual...
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