CSW10X can backup and switch signal sources from different paths and transmission forms. The signal types include AES/EBU, MADI, analog signals and AoIP. The number of backup signals that can be customized according to priority is 1-8. CSW10X can operate independently or online, and network interruptions will not affect the routing and switching of local signals. When connected to the central monitoring platform, all monitoring and management work can be completed by the system and can work in conjunction with other devices.
technical indicators
Refer to the technical specifications of CR100
Features
1U standard chassis, dual redundant power supply
AoIP can be optionally equipped with AES67+AES70 or other modules, with dual gigabit network primary and backup redundancy
MADI fiber optic interface, available in single-mode and multi-mode options
All 4 inputs can choose AES/EBU or analog stereo line
4 AES/EBU outputs, 2 pairs of stereo analog line outputs
The first AES/EBU output and the first analog output are brought back for monitoring, and support direct shutdown
All priority backup signals can come from AoIP, MADI, AES/EBU, and analog inputs
Monitoring items include baseband/network loss, suspension, imbalance, clipping, inversion, and mining comparison errors
Each monitoring item can be pre-set with different threshold parameters, with automatic switch function for opening and closing, and automatic generation of alarms and switch logs
After the signal is restored, it can be automatically or manually restored according to the settings
Different effective broadcasting time periods can be specified on a weekly cycle to prevent false alarms and false switching
Built in high stability clock, supports network timing
8GPI+8GPO， The switch quantity can be transmitted through the network and remotely controlled
WordClock (Word Clock Synchronization Signal) output, used to transmit network clock to peripheral devices and establish a synchronization network
OLED display screen, standard level meter, capable of local monitoring of all source and target signals
System settings can be done locally or through the network. The routing table and configuration information are protected against power outages, and the system automatically reloads upon startup
