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Ashly Ne8800ms - Network Enabled Digital Signal Processor With Mic Input And Aes Output Options

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The ne8800MS from Ashly is a network-enabled DSP processor that offers easy setup and control using standard 10/100 Ethernet protocol and Protea ne software. The unit features eight analog inputs and eight analog outputs, along with four microphone inputs with phantom power and eight channels of AES3 output, the later filling two of the four option bays that provide expanded functionality.

The DSP signal processing library is extensive and utilizes multiple SHARC 32-bit processors with sample rates of either 48 or 96 kHz. Processing blocks include a 8 x 8 matrix mixer, a full array of graphic, parametric and all-pass equalization, crossover filters including 8th-order Butterworth, Bessel, Linkwitz-Riley and notched Linkwitz-Riley.

The Protea Software Suite also includes an automatic feedback suppressor, gain sharing automatic microphone mixing, ambient noise sensing and level adjustment, autolevelers, compressors, matrix duckers, limiters, frequency-keyed noise gates, signal delay up to 1365 ms on every channel and a choice of sinewave, pink or white noise generators.

All programming is accomplished using standard 10/100 Ethernet or RS-232 protocol and Protea ne software on a PC platform. Hot-plug software control allows for plugging any function into any channel block, even when running live audio with recompiling necessary. Automatic DHCP network IP configuration reduces network set up time. Multi-level software security with password access provides a tamper-proof audio system.

8 Analog Inputs/8 Analog Outputs 4 Microphone Inputs with Phantom Power 8 Channels of AES Output 10/100 Ethernet and RS-232 Interfaces 24-bit A/D-D/A Audio Resolution Extensive DSP via Protea Software Suite Easy and Intuitive User Interface Wordclock I/O Option Bays for Expanded Functionality Windows

Parameters
Frequency Response	20 Hz to 20 kHz, +/-0.1 dB, A>D +/-0.25 dB, D>A +/-0.25 dB, A>A
Dynamic Range	20 Hz to 20 kHz (unweighted) >115 dB, A>D >114 dB, D>A >114 dB, A>A
THD + N	1 kHz, +20 dBu analog (-1.0 dBFS digital) >0.001%, A>D >0.002%, D>A >0.002%, A>A >0.00001%, D>D
Latency	@48 kHz 1.42 ms, A>D 0.90 ms, D>A 2.21 ms, A>A 0.10 ms, D>D @96 kHz 0.71 ms, A>D 0.45 ms, D>A 1.11 ms, A>A 0.05 ms, D>D
Wordclock	Input/Output Type: 75 Ω BNC Lock Range: 48 kHz +/- 4%, 96 kHz +/- 4% Input Impedance: Selectable 75 Ω or high impedance Input Voltage Range: 1.0 to 7.0 Vpp Output Impedance: 75 Ω Output Level: 5.0 Vpp nominal, unterminated
Master Clock	Sources Audio network Wordclock AES3 Internal crystal clock Modes Prioritized auto switching Manual
Inputs	Analog Line/Microphone Input Type: Active balanced Euroblock Input Impedance: 20 kΩ Maximum Input Level: +20 dB
Outputs	Analog Servo-Balanced Euroblock Output Impedance: 20 Ω Maximum Output Level: +20 dBu AES3 Transformer Balanced Male XLR Output Impedance: 110 Ω Maximum Output Level: 5.0 Vpp
Other Connectors	10/100 Ethernet port RS-232 port Remote level control Logic I/O Data in/out ports On/Off switch
Environmental	40 to 120°F (4 to 49°C) non-condensing
Power Requirements	90~240V AC, 50/60 Hz 70 W maximum
System Requirements	Computer running under Windows 8, 7, Vista, XP (32- and 64-bit systems)
Dimensions	19 x 8.5 x 3.5" (483 x 216 x 89 mm)
Weight	10 lb (4.5 kg)
Packaging Info
Package Weight	12 lb

Audio processor and controller for networked systems
Easy and intuitive user interface
Four microphone inputs with +48V phantom power
Microphone preamp gain of 0, +20, +40, or +60 dB
Eight-channel AES3 digital output
10/100 Ethernet and RS-232 computer interface standard
Extensive DSP
32-bit SHARC DSPs
24-bit A/D and D/A conversion
48 and 96 kHz sample rates
Hot-plug software control
Automatic DHCP network IP configuration
Butterworth, Bessel, Linkwitz-Riley, and Notched-Linkwitz-Riley filters
FIR filter capability
Advanced automatic feedback suppression
Wordclock input and output
Euroblock connectors for audio, preset recall, DC remote level control and data in/out
Remote controls for level, logic I/O and programmable functions
Third-party control friendly, input and output metering, multi-level security
cTUVus, CE, FCC, RoHS safety compliance
CobraNet, Dante, and microphone input options

Input source selection
Brick wall limiter
Compressor
Autoleveler controls
Ambient noise compensation (output only)
Ducking (high/low priority, trigger, filibuster, ducked program)
Gate
Advanced gate controls
Gain
EQ:
- 31-band
- Parametric 2, 4, 6, or 10 band
- High/Low Shelf 6/12 dB per octave
- All-Pass
- Variable Q HP/LP
- Notch/Band-Pass
Feedback Suppressor (inputs only and 48 kHz sampling rate)
Crossover: 2-, 3-, 4-way crossover and High-Pass/Low-Pass filters
Delay:
- Input time, distance, and temperature @ 48 kHz sampling rate
- Input time, distance, and temperature @ 96 kHz sampling rate
Audio metering tool
Signal Generator Tool (pink noise, white noise, sine wave)
Matrix mixer
Processors

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is it better than the DBX drive rack?

A: Both the Ashly and DBX units are solid products and share many similar features. Your application would determine which product is correct for you. Please feel free to contact a Representative here at 800-606-6969 or email audio@a href= http://bandh.com target= _blank bandh.com/a for information and assistance.

Q: 2. I have a Allen & Heath Zed 24 mixer. Where do I get the outputs to go into this patch box that are R&L on mixer?

A: Next to the Main Left and Right outputs on the Zed 24, there are secondary outputs that you can use to connect the Left & Right signals to the Henry Engineering Patch Box II.

Q: 3. Are the euroblocks unbalanced compatible?

A: No they are not: Connector Euroblock (Balanced) 3.81 mm Pitch

Q: 4. Will a mono input be summed to both left and right outputs?

A: No, the Henry Engineering Patchbox II Analog Stereo Output Multiplier and Signal Converter provides stereo input and stereo output. The left and right inputs connect to the left and right outputs. If you have a mono audio source and connect to a single input on the Patchbox, it will be output for the corresponding outputs. For example, if you connect to a left input only, then the audio will be sent to all of the left outputs on the Patchbox. So if you need to have a dual mono output, then you can use any two left outputs from the Patchbox.

Q: 5. This unit says it has 8-channel AES inputs. Does it also have 8-channel AES outputs?

A: AES3 digital audio output is available as a 4- or 8-channel option for the Ashly ne8800A Network Enabled Digital Signal Processor. The AES3 outputs are pass-through only (no DSP).

Q: 6. Is this device plug-and-play compatible on a Dante audio network? Or is it a proprietary networking protocol?

A: The BSS Audio Soundweb London BLU-100 is not directly dante compatible.

Q: 7. what causes the beeping sound?

A: Without further detail it is hard to say for certain, but the beeping sound on the Ashly Protea 24.24M - Audio Matrix Processor with Tamper-Proof Operation and System Software for Windows is likely an indication of a process in function, an error, or another undetermined indication.

Q: 8. Does ashly have a wireless accessibility?

A: The Ashly Protea 4.8SP does not have a transmitter or receiver built into it for wireless compatibility.

Q: 9. Does it work with Samsung Galaxy Core?

A: Probably. If a standard TRRS headphones/microphone work on the phone, I would think it work

Q: 10. I have three Shure Cardioid Boundary Condenser Mics and would like to mix them into one line which will be plugged into a computer's mic-in. Will this mixer work for my needs?

A: The Sescom 3-Input, 1-Output Passive XLR Mixer will mix and sum the signal of three microphones as desired, but because it is passive, will not supply phantom power to condenser microphones.

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