Behringer DIGITAL SNAKE SD16/SD8 Manuel utilisateur

DIGITAL SNAKE SD16/SD8

I/O Stage Box with 16/8 Remote-Controllable

MIDAS Preamps, 8 Outputs, AES50 Networking and

ULTRANET Personal Monitoring Hub

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DIGITAL SNAKE SD16/SD8

Quick Start Guide

DIGITALSNAKESD16/SD8Hook-up

(EN)

Step1:Hook-Up

BUGERA V22

Keyboard

XM8500

Additional SD8/16

(Optional)

P16-M

VIEW

VI EW

F1320D Active Monitors

B215D active loudspeakers

VIVEIWEWVIVEWVIEIWEW

–6

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VVIEIWEW

VI EW

X32 Digital Mixer

DIGITAL SNAKE SD16/SD8 Quick Start Guide

DIGITALSNAKESD16/SD8Controls

(5)

(6)

(5)

(6)

(3) (4)

(7)

(2)

(1)

(2)

(8)

(1)

(EN)

Step 2: Controls

(1)

MIDAS

-designed mic/

line combo inputs accept

balancedXLRand¼

male

plugs. Channel 15and 16

onthe SD16and channel 7

and8ontheSD8accept

high impedance signals for

direct connection of guitars

and basses.

(2)

XLR

outputsacceptbalanced

XLR female plugs.

(3)

POWERLED

lights when the

unitispoweredon.

(4)

AES50LEDs

lightgreen

when the corresponding

AES50portisconnected

and synchronized, and light

red when connected but

notsynchronized.

(5)

ULTRANET

portsallow

directconnectionofupto

4(SD16)or2(SD8)P16-M

personalmixers.Theports

provide phantom power,

allowingtheP16-Munitsto

operate without additional

power supplies.

(6)

USB

port can beused to

connect a PCforupdating

thefirmware.

(7)

AES50

portsprovide

connection between the

stageboxandanX32series

mixer, and also allows

otherSD16/SD8unitsto be

daisy chained. PortA should

beused to connect the X32

and additional stageboxes

canbedaisychainedvia

portB.See‘Step3:Channel

Management’ for details.

(8)

OUTPUT

selectswitch

determines which group of

8 AES50-A channels appear

atthe physical XLR output

jacks. When using multiple

stage boxes, this allows

differentoutputsignalsto

besenttoeachunit.

(9)

POWER

switch turns the

uniton andoff.

(8)

DIGITAL SNAKE SD16/SD8 15 Quick Start Guide

(9)

DIGITAL SNAKE SD16/SD8 Quick Start Guide

DIGITALSNAKESD16/SD8ChannelManagement

(EN)

Step 3: Channel

Management

Signalsarerouted toandfrom the SD8/16andamixerorS16/DL16via CAT-5ecable, with

maximumcablerunsupto100meters.TheclocksourceisalwaysreceivedonAES50portA,

andtheP-16ULTRANETsignalsarecarriedonAES50-Achannels33-48.The8analogoutputs

cancarry AES50-A channels 1-8, 9-16,or 17-24,selectable via the3-position switch onthe side

of thestagebox.

SD8 Channel Routing

Tomixer

TX RX

SD16

SD8

=AES50-A,

ch33-ch48

From mixer

RX TX

When chaining multiple SD8 or SD16units,the signals from the second stagebox in the

chainaresentviaAES50-Atothenextstagebox’sAES50portB.Thesignalsfromthesecond

stageboxareshiftedupby8or16channelswhenmergedwiththefirststagebox(seechartfor

details).Theoutput selectswitchwouldtypicallybesettothe‘9-16’positiontoallowdifferent

signalsto besent fromthe 2 stageboxes.

SD16 Channel Routing

Tomixer

MIDIControlwithS16/DL16

TX RX

From mixer

TX RX

Thoughthe SD-series stageboxes will commonlybe used with anX32/M32 digital console,itis possible to incorporatethese products as

partofastandalonedigitalsnake.TheSD8/16headampgainandphantompowersettingscanberemotelycontrolledviaMIDIwhenused

standalonewithaBEHRINGERS16orMIDASDL16masterunit.

Note that the S16/DL16 will only accept MIDI preamp controls when its preamps are not controlled via AES50 already. Slave connection to an

X32/M32 console or another S16/DL16 in SN Master mode will inhibit MIDI preamp control. MIDI channel 1 controls the SN Master unit’s local

preamps (transmit and receive), while MIDI channel 2 controls the Slave unit, which inthis case would be the SD8/16.

S16/DL16MIDIChart

RX TX

Note-eachrowintheabovetables represents ablockof8AES50channels.

18 DIGITAL SNAKE SD16/SD8 19 Quick Start Guide

Model

out1-16

SLAVE or Ext Sync with AES50 preamp control

–

No MIDI preamp control transmission or reception in

slave mode, when controlledby another S16/DL16 SN

MasterorX32/M32seriesconsole

“In 1-16” (FOH) SN MASTER or Ext Sync w/o AES50 preamp control

“St 1-16”(Stage) SN MASTER or Ext Sync w/o AES50 preamp control

SD8 -1- (Out 1-8)

Local In1-8

SD8 -2- (Out 9-16)

Local In1-8

44.1/48 kHz

OutputSwitch

XLR analog

P-16 Ultranet

clock sync

Out 1-8

Out 9-16

Out

17-24

out1-8

=AES50-A,

ch01-ch08

AES50-A

=AES50-A,

ch09-ch16

AES50-A

=AES50-A,

ch17-ch24

SD8 -1- (Out 1-8)

XLR OUT 1-8

P16OUT1-8

P16 OUT9-16

SD8 -2- (Out 9-16)

XLR OUT 1-8

P16 OUT1-8

P16 OUT9-16

SD16-1-(Out1-8)

LocalIn1-8

LocalIn9-16

SD16 -2- (Out 9-16)

Local In1-8

Local In9-16

Local

CC#

Value

Channel

Description

80...95

0...19

Controls local head ampsof master unit Gain In 1-16,

-2.5...+45 dB, 2.5 dB steps

96...111

0,127

48V Phantom 1-16 on/off

SD16-1-(Out1-8)

XLR OUT 1-8

P16OUT1-8

P16 OUT9-16

SD16 -2- (Out 9-16)

XLR OUT 1-8

P16OUT1-8

P16 OUT 9-16

Remote

CC#

Value

Channel

Description

80...95

0...19

Controls remote head amps of slave unit Gain In 1-16,

-2.5...+45 dB, 2.5 dB steps

96...111

0,127

48V Phantom 1-16 on/off

Processing

A/D-D/A conversion (Cirrus Logic A/D CS5368, D/A CS4385)

Networked I/O latency (stagebox in > console processing* > stagebox out)

Connectors

24-bit@44.1/48kHz,114dBdynamicrange

1.1ms

Mic Input Characteristics

Preampdesign

THD+noise,20dBgain,0dBuout

Phantom power, switchable per input

Equivalentinput noise level, XLR (input shorted)

CMRR, XLR, @ 20 dB gain (typical)

CMRR, XLR, @ 40dBgain

Input/Output Characteristics

Frequencyrange,@48kHzsamplerate,0dBto-1dB

Dynamic range,analogmic in to analog out (typical)

A/D dynamic range, mic preamp to converter (typical)

D/A dynamic range, converter and output

Crosstalkrejection@1kHz,adjacentchannels

Micinput impedanceXLR jack, unbal. /bal.

Non clip maximum input level, XLR

Hi-Z input impedance TRS jack, unbal. / bal.

Line input impedance TRS jack, unbal. / bal.

Nonclipmaximum input level, TRS

Output Characteristics

Outputimpedance,XLR,unbal. /bal.

Output level,XLR, nom. / max.

Residual noise level, XLR

MIDAS

<0.005%,A-weighted

48V

-128 dBu, A-weighted

>60dB

>65 dB

10Hz -22kHz

105dB

109dB

108dB

90dB

5kΩ/10kΩ

+23dBu

1MΩ/2MΩ

20kΩ/40kΩ

+21dBu

50Ω/50Ω

+4dBu/+21dBu

-88 dBu, A-weighted

Digital In/Out

AES50SuperMacnetworking@48or44.1kHz,24-bitPCM

AES50SuperMaccablelength,CAT5shielded**

ULTRANETnetworking@48or44.1kHz,16-bitPCM

ULTRANET cable length, CAT5 shielded

ULTRANETphantompowerforP16-Mpersonalmixers

Power

Switch-mode autorange power supply

Powerconsumption

Physical

2 x 48 channels, bidirectional

Upto100m

1 x 16 channels, unidirectional

Upto75m

2 powered outputs

100-240V (50/60Hz)

45W

35W

DIGITAL SNAKE SD16/SD8 Quick Start Guide

Specifications

SD16

SD8

Programmablemicpreamps,designedbyMIDAS,balancedXLR/TRScombo

Lineoutputs,balancedXLR

ULTRANEToutputs,RJ45

(power supplied for BEHRINGER P16-M personal mixers)

AES50SuperMacnetworking,Neutrikethercon

USBportforsystemupdates,typeB

Standard operating temperature range

5°C–40°C(41°F–104°F)

Dimensions

333x149x140mm

(13.1x5.9x5.5in)

333x149x95mm

(13.1x5.9x3.7in)

Weight

3.2kg(7.1lbs)

2.5kg(5.5lbs)

*Incl.all channelandbus processing, excl.inserteffects and line delays

** KLARK TEKNIK NCAT5E-50M recommended

DIGITAL SNAKE SD16/SD8

Other important information

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your new MUSIC Group equipment

rightafteryoupurchaseitbyvisiting

behringer.com. Registering your purchase

usingoursimpleonlineformhelpsusto

processyourrepair

claimsmorequickly

andefficiently.Also,readthetermsand

conditionsofourwarranty,ifapplicable.

Malfunction.

Should your

MUSICGroupAuthorizedResellernotbe

locatedinyourvicinity,youmaycontact

theMUSICGroup

AuthorizedFulfillerfor

yourcountrylistedunder“Support”at

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listed, pleasecheckifyour problem canbe

dealtwithbyour“OnlineSupport”which

mayalsobefound

under“Support”at

behringer.com. Alternatively, please submit

an online warranty claim at behringer.com

BEFORE returning the product.

Power Connections.

Beforepluggingtheunitintoapower

socket,pleasemakesureyouareusingthe

correct mains voltage for your particular model.Faultyfuses

mustbereplaced

withfusesofthesametypeandrating

without exception.

DIGITAL SNAKE SD16/SD8

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS

COMMISSION COMPLIANCE

INFORMATION

Responsible Party Name:

MUSIC GroupServices NV Inc.

Address:

5270ProcyonStreet

LasVegas,NV89118

USA

PhoneNumber:

+17028008290

DIGITAL SNAKE SD16/SD8

complies with the FCCrules as mentioned in the following paragraph:

Thisequipmenthasbeentestedandfoundtocomplywiththelimits

foraClassAdigitaldevice,pursuanttopart15oftheFCCRules.

These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against

harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial

environment.This equipment generates, uses, andcan radiate radio

frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with

the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio

communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area

islikelyto

causeharmfulinterferenceinwhichcasetheuserwillbe

required to correct theinterference at his own expense.

ThisdevicecomplieswithPart15oftheFCCrules.Operationissubject

tothefollowingtwoconditions:

(1)

this devicemay not cause harmful interference, and

(2)

this devicemustacceptanyinterferencereceived,

including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Important information:

Changesormodificationstotheequipmentnotexpresslyapprovedby

MUSICGroupcanvoidtheuser’s authoritytousetheequipment.

BEHRINGER

DIGITAL SNAKE SD16/SD8

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