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Dugan Model E-3 User Guide

ADAT

Move the AES–ADAT switch to the ADAT (down) position. This switches the I/O to the

ADAT connectors. Word clock is available on the upper DB25 connector.

The state of the

8–16 Ch switch determines the I/O count and linking capability. This

can be set in the Dugan Control Panel (see Chapter 4: Dugan Control Panel)orwitha

power-up command (see Appendix A: Power-up Commands).

8-Ch

• Channels 1–8 on AUD IN/AUD OUT.

• Linking and the Music System are available

• Music System threshold inputs are in AES format on the upper DB25 connector

16-Ch

• Channels 1–8 on AUD IN/AUD OUT

• Channels 9–16 on LINK IN/LINK OUT

• Neither the Dugan Music System nor linking are supported

Music System Threshold Inputs

A Music System threshold signal can be provided as a reference for each group. When

the levels of channels in the group exceed the level of the Music System threshold

signal, the channels come up to full gain.

The sensing mics can be patched to the same console as the program mics, but are

typically routed to sends or direct outputs, not mix busses.

On the Model E-3, up to three AES audio signals can be received on the auxiliary

DB25 connector as Music System threshold inputs (

MSTIN1–3), one for each group

(a, b, c). On a DB25-to-XLR AES/EBU breakout snake, the Music System threshold in-

puts are on the female XLRs labeled 1-2 and 3-4 (use left channel only).

Word Clock

The Model E-3 receives external word clock on the auxiliary DB25 connector

(pin 7 = signal; pin 8 = ground). On a DB25-to-XLR AES/EBU breakout snake, the

word clock input is on the female XLR labeled 7-8 (pin 2 = signal, pin 1 = ground).

The Model E-3 outputs word clock on the auxiliary DB25 connector (pin 1 = signal;

pin 2 = ground). If you use a DB25-to-XLR AES/EBU breakout snake, the word clock

output will be on the male XLR labeled 7-8 (pin 2 = signal, pin 1 = ground).

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