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Yamaha Network
Interfaces - ACU16-C |
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Model: ACU16-C
Yamaha Network Interface

This amp control unit allows control
of networkable amplifiers from a computer, and includes CobraNet™ to
16-channel analog audio interface functionality |
Features
Specifications
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Monitor/Controller for PC-1N Series
Amps with CobraNet™ Capability
16-channel D/A Converter and
Monitor/Control Unit
- The ACU16-C converts up to 16
channels of digital audio (48 kHz/20-bit or 24-bit) to analog
using CobraNet technology, and delivers analog audio to the
power amplifiers with a dynamic range of 110dB.
- PC-N series amplifier
settings and status can be monitored and controlled using the
supplied NetworkAmp Manager software and a computer: power
on/standby, attenuation, out/in levels, temperature, load
impedance, and more. One ACU16-C can control up to 32 PC-N
series amplifiers
- Connect a computer to any
NHB32-C or ACU16-C in the network, and have full
monitoring/control capability over all CobraNet-connected PC-N
series amplifiers
About CobraNet™
There is a growing need for
large-scale audio systems, and with it the need for advanced
networking technologies that can distribute high-quality audio
quickly and reliably throughout large venues or open facilities with
fully integrated control. CobraNet™ is a sophisticated technology
that enables transfer of multiple audio and control channels via
Ethernet cable
As an integrated system, CobraNet allows digital data to be carried
up to 100 meters* from one port to another device by common
CAT-5/100Base-TX cabling, or up to 2 kilometers by optical fiber. It
is fast, with constant 5.33ms latency**; it is reliable, thanks to
built-in redundant systems; and, with the standard cabling and
connections, it is remarkably easy to use and economical
* The actual maximum length of cables may
differ depending on the quality of the Ethernet equipment or the
particular settings used.
** Low latency mode of CobraNet™ is now supported, which enables
users to choose from 5.33ms, 2.67ms and 1.33ms
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Features |
- Control and Monitor up to
Thirty-Two PC-N Series Amplifiers
- Automatic Troubleshooting and
Logging
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- Up to 16 Channels of D/A
Conversion with Cobranet™ Compatibility
- Duplicate Connections for
Exceptional Reliability
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General
Specifications |
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Maximum unit count |
16 units for a CobraNet™ network |
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Maximum input channel count (from
CobraNet) |
16ch (48kHz/20bit); 14ch(48kHz/24bit) |
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Maximum analog output channel count |
16ch |
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Sampling frequency rate |
48kHz, 96kHz |
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Total harmonic distortion |
0.05% (+4dB output@20Hz-20kHz)
0.01% (full scale
output@1kHz) |
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Dynamic range |
110dB |
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Crosstalk |
-80dB |
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Front panel |
USB : PC USB connector
UNIT ID : ID dial
POWER ON/OFF |
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Rear panel |
CH1-16 : Euro block type(6pin) x 8
RS485 : RJ45 x 2 to PC-N series Power Amplifier
CobraNet™ : PRIMARY/SECONDARY; RJ45 x 2
TO COMPUTER : Dsub-9pin(male) |
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Power requirements |
Japan: AC100V, 50/60Hz, 40W
North America: AC110-120V, 50/60Hz, 40W
Other Areas: AC220-240V, 50/60Hz, 40W |
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Dimensions(W x H x D) and Weight |
480 x 44 x 385.5 mm; 4.8kg
18 7/8" x 1 3/4" x 15 5/32"; 10.6lbs |
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Applications |
Monitoring and control of
multiple amplifiers with NetworkAmp Manager
- The ACU16-C amplifier control
unit and a PC running NetworkAmp Manager can monitor/control of
up to a total of 32 Tn and PC-1N amplifiers. Parameters that can
be monitored and controlled include power, attenuation, inputs,
outputs, temperature and load impedance
- A PC running NetworkAmp
Manager can be connected directly to an ACU16-C via a USB port,
or to an NHB32-C network hub/bridge on a CobraNet™ network. This
capability gives you multiple remote amp control in larger
systems for dramatically improved operating efficiency
- When used on a CobraNet™
network the ACU16-C's DA conversion function can convert up to
16 channels of digital audio to high-quality 48Hz/20-bit or
24-bit analog audio output
- Up to eight NHB32-C units and
sixteen ACU16-C units can be connected on a single CobraNet™
Network, giving you the freedom to configure large-scale audio
networks
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