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ATR-‐201 User Manual

Product Description-‐

The ATR201 Audio Transceiver is an audio-‐over-‐IP solution that both sends and receives two-‐channel

balanced or unbalanced audio over IP. Simply connect a balanced audio input into the IN port and it’s

converted to IP packets that are switchable and routable just like data or voice. The balanced audio

output receives an audio-‐over-‐IP stream and decodes to analog while preserving audio -‐fidelity. Perfect

for point-‐to-‐point or point-‐to-‐multi-‐point audio delivery, the ATR201 provides audio matrix switching

and distribution using the same control options as SVSi’s Networked AV video switching and

distribution solution.

With two auto-‐sensing gigabit Ethernet ports, units can be stacked to deliver low-‐latency multi-‐channel

audio over a house network or a physically separate network. One Ethernet port is POE for use with a

POE switch, eliminating the need for an external power supply. An audio matrix with any number of

inputs and outputs can be constructed with the ATR201. Since control is the same as for voLANte’s

video matrix, video and audio matrices can be combined and routed using the same controller for the

ultimate in digital media distribution.

Technical Specifications-‐

Audio Input: 2-‐channel user selectable balanced or unbalanced audio (1x 5-‐pin phoenix connector)

Audio Output: 2-‐channel balanced audio (1x 5-‐pin phoenix connector)

2-‐channel unbalanced audio (headphone jack)

Sample Frequency: 48-‐kHz, 44-‐kHz, 32-‐kHz

Sampling Depth: 16-‐bit per channel

Latency: 20-‐msec (excluding network propagation)

Network: 1x RJ-‐45 auto-‐sensing gigabit Ethernet switch port – POE

1x RJ-‐45 auto-‐sensing gigabit Ethernet switch port

Network protocols: multi-‐cast, unicast, IGMP v2, IPv4, layer-‐2 and layer-‐3 switch compatible

Power: 5W max (either POE or 2-‐pin phoenix connector)

Dimensions: 4″₺ x 4.5″₺ x 1.25″₺

Weight: 1 lb

Warranty: 2-‐year

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Summary of ATR-201

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Atr-‐201 user manual product description-‐ the atr201 audio transceiver is an audio-‐over-‐ip solution that both sends and receives two-‐channel balanced or unbalanced audio over ip. Simply connect a balanced audio input into the in port and it’s converted to ip packets that are switchable and ...
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Front of atr-‐201 1.) power reset button 2.) rj-‐45 auto-‐sensing gigabit ethernet switch port 3.) rj-‐45 auto-‐sensing gigabit ethernet switch port w/ poe 4.) power supply connector (power supply sold separately) rear of atr-‐201 5.) led indicator lights 6.) input phoenix connector (5-‐pin) ...
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Application examples.
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Set-‐up and installation step 1: download the software each atr201 ships with an auto-‐ip address in the range of 169.254.Xxx.Xxx with netmask 255.255.0.0. Please download svsi’s conductor netlite configuration software, free-‐of-‐charge from the resources page. The host machine running conducto...
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A. Set the computer ip address to “169.254.20.101” b. Set the subnet mask to “255.255.0.0” c. Select ok. 6. Exit out of the network and sharing center. Step 5: run conductor netlite navigate to the install location of your conductor netlite software – by default this is start>all programs > conducto...
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E. On the network tab i. Change the ip address (if needed) to the appropriate ip address (usually supplied by your network administrator a. Click the box at the end of the ip address field b. Choose “use the following ip address” c. Set your ip address, subnet mask, and default gateway to their new ...
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Step 8: working with the matrix. Your matrix should now look similar to the matrix pictured below. There are several modes for each transmitter and receiver that will help you setup your video matrix. To change a device’s mode, do the following. 1. Double-‐click on the transmitter or receiver. 2. C...
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5. The background will turn yellow. Continue attaching receivers to transmitters until you have made all of your connections. Tip: start by attaching all of your receivers to one transmitter to verify on all devices that streaming is working 6. Select the “take” button. This will make the changes in...
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Ii. In the network section of the window, choose “enable adapter binding” iii. Specify the correct adapter in the drop down menu iv. Select ok v. Attempt auto discovery again 3. When trying to troubleshoot a svsi system, wireshark can be a powerful tool to help track down network errors, problems, o...
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Display shows “unsupported resolution” splash screen: svsi does not support 480i resolution that some older dvd players and cameras output. Set output on video source to 480p, 720p, 1080i, or 1080p. Appendix a color codes in netlite when looking at the matrix, colors are used to allow you to quickly...
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2. Connect a network cable from any one of the rj-‐45 ethernet ports on the encoder to a network port on a svsi decoder. The maximum distance between network ports is 100-‐m. Network switches can be used to extend distances as needed in 100-‐m increments. 3. Connect the vrr104 or vrr204 decoder t...