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USER MANUAL A32 Solid State Logic

A16.D16, A32, D64 and GPIO 32

Network I/O

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Table of Contents

Introduction 4

Overview 4

Key Features 4

A16.D16 Front Panel 5

A16.D16 Rear Panel 5

A32 Front Panel 5

A32 Rear Panel 5

D64 Front Panel 6

D64 Rear Panel 6

GPIO 32 Front Panel 6

GPIO 32 Rear Panel 6

Status LEDs and User Buttons 7

Status and Reset 7

Device Reset 7

Brooklyn Reset 7

User and Control Bit Pass-Through

(A16.D16 and D64 Only) 8

Hardware Connections 9

Mains Power Connections 9

Dante Connections 9

Audio and GPIO Connections 9

SSL Network I/O Controller 10

Installing Network I/O Controller 10

Network Configuration - PC 10

Network Configuration - Device 10

The GUI 11

Network View 11

Inputs/Outputs 12

Appendix A - Physical Specifications 18

Ventilation 18

Appendix B - Connector Pin Outs 19

Analogue Inputs/Outputs 19

AES/EBU Inputs/Outputs 20

GPIO 21

Appendix C -

Performance Specifications 22

Mic/Line Inputs 22

Line Inputs 23

Line Outputs 23

Digital Inputs 24

Digital Outputs 24

Appendix D - Safety Notices 25

General Safety 25

Installation Notes 25

Power Safety 26

For EU 26

Environmental Declaration 27

RoHS Notice 27

For USA 27

Electromagnetic Compatibility 27

Environmental 27

Introduction

Overview

A16.D16, A32, D64 and GPIO 32 are 2U Dante I/O devices featuring high-density combinations of SuperAnalogue™, AES3 and GPIO connections. All analogue audio, AES audio and GPIO connectors are 25-pin D-type.

A16.D16, A32 and D64 can be controlled remotely from SSL System T consoles, SSL Live consoles and SSL's Network I/O Controller app for PC.

A16.D16 is a 32-input and 32-output Dante I/O device featuring 4 SuperAnalogue mic/line inputs, 12 SuperAnalogue line inputs, 8 AES3 Inputs, 16 SuperAnalogue line outputs, 8 AES3 outputs and 4 GPIO connections.

A32 is a 32-input and 32-output Dante I/O device featuring 32 SuperAnalogue line inputs and 32 SuperAnalogue Line outputs.

D64 is a 64-input and 64-output Dante I/O device featuring 32 AES3 inputs and 32 AES3 outputs.

These units are ideally suited for bulk analogue and AES I/O connections from control or machine rooms, featuring a high-density combination of analogue and digital inputs and outputs, GPIO, redundant power and network connections.

GPIO 32 is a 32-input and 32-output GPIO device which connects over a Dante network and can be controlled remotely from SSL System T consoles. It facilitates a variety of possibilities and applications for System T consoles, such as custom user key panels or complex Audio Follow Video setups. When coupled with System T's powerful Event Manager, GPIO 32 has endless possibilities for custom console functions and external triggers.

Key Features

• Interface between control/machine room analogue/AES connections and IP audio networks using Dante and AES67
• Redundant PSUs and Dante network connections
• SSL SuperAnalogue technology
  • Device and parameter ownership assignment to avoid control conflicts
  • Front facing Dante network connections

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A16.D16 Front Panel

Dante Network A etherCON Dante Network B SFP (Unused) NET1/O 4.000000 NET1/O 4.000000 NET1/O 4.000000 NET1/O 4.000000 NET1/O 4.000000 NET1/O 4.000000 NET1/O 4.000000 NET1/O 4.000000 NET1/O 4.00

A16.D16 Rear Panel

AES I/O 1-8 AES I/O 9-16 Line Input 1-8 Line Output 1-8 Solid State Logic GP Input 1-4 GP Output 1-4 Line/Mic Input 9-12 Line Input 13-16 Line Output 9-16 Redundant PSUs

A32 Front Panel

Dante Network A etherCON Dante Network B SFP (Unused)

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D64 Front Panel

Dante Network A etherCON Dante Network B SFP (Unused)

D64 Rear Panel

AES I/O 1-8 AES I/O 9-16 AES I/O 17-24 AES I/O 25-32 Solid State Logic AES I/O 33-40 AES I/O 41-48 AES I/O 49-56 AES I/O 57-64 Redundant PSUs

GPIO 32 Front Panel

Dante Network A etherCON Dante Network B SFP (Unused)

Status LEDs and User Buttons

Green - normal operation, both power supplies active Red (solid) - primary power supply inactive Red (flashing) - secondary power supply inactive Off - normal operation Orange - indicates a fault has occurred, refer to the setup information window If RESET A is pressed for 6 seconds then the primary Dante network connection will reset to use DHCP - the RESET A LED will briefly light yellow then the unit must be rebooted If RESET A and HOLD are pressed for 6 seconds this will perform a device reset - the RESET A LED will flash twice then the unit must be rebooted PSU NET A NET B STATUS RESETA RESETB HOLD NET I/O A16.D16 Not used Green - Dante primary and secondary network connection active Red (solid) - Dante primary network connection fault Red (flashing) - Dante secondary network connection fault

Status and Reset

These reset buttons have the same functionality as the front-facing RESET A and RESET B user buttons.

STATUS LED functionality is If RESET A is held for 6 seconds then the primary Dante network connection will reset to use DHCP - the RESET A LED will briefly light yellow then the unit must be rebooted If RESET A and RESET B are pressed for 6

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User and Control Bit Pass-Through (A16.D16 and D64 Only)

To enable the pass-through of AES user and control bits the device must be set to PCM 32 encoding within Dante Controller. Changing the encoding setting is detailed in the Dante Controller section of this guide.

N.B. When set to 32-bit encoding the audio remains 24-bit. The additional 8 bits are used to transport the user and control bits from the AES3 signals.

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Hardware Connections

Mains Power Connections

The A16.D16, A32, D64 and GPIO 32 include redundant PSUs with IEC C14 inlets. Either supply can individually power the unit. Ideally these should be connected to separate power circuits to provide redundancy of incoming AC power.

Dante Connections

Network A ports feature etherCON ruggedised RJ45 connectors Network B ports are SFP cages which can be fitted with either RJ45, single-mode or multi-mode LC fibre connectors Note: Network B functionality is currently not enabled A pair of LEDs per port provide network information: ACT flashes when there is network activity GB/SFP shows Ethernet/SFP network status

The A16.D16, A32, D64 and GPIO 32 have two redundant sets of network connections. The Network B port connectivity is currently not enabled, this requires an additional Dante card which is currently not available.

Audio and GPIO Connections

All audio and GPIO connections are via 25-pin D-type connectors.

LINE IN 1-8

SSL Network I/O Controller

This section applies to the A16.D16, A32 and D64 only. GPIO 32 cannot be controlled from SSL Network I/O Controller.

Installing Network I/O Controller

When an A16.D16, A32 or D64 is used without an SSL console, configuration and control is achieved using the SSL Network I/O Controller PC application. This can be downloaded from the SSL website as part of the Network I/O Stagebox upgrade package or as a standalone installer.

Locate and run the Network I/O Controller installer and follow the on-screen prompts to install the application.

Network Configuration - PC

Once Network I/O Controller is installed, connect the Windows PC to the same subnet as the Network I/O. The SSL Network I/O Controller application uses the network adapters configured in Dante Controller for communication. Before starting Network I/O Controller first open Dante Controller and select the network adaptors connected to the Dante network. 'Use shared Dante interface' must be selected to ensure all applications using the Dante network use the correct adaptors. Subsequent changes to network settings may require Network I/O Controller to be restarted.

Configure Dante Interfaces in Unmanaged mode Select the network interface that the Dante Controller will use to communicate with other Dante devices (in unmanaged mode): ✓ Use shared Dante interface Primary Interface: 1G Ethernet 2 IP: 10.1.4.78 Secondary Interface: 1G Ethernet 3 IP: 10.2.104.78

The GUI

The application window is divided into six sections:

Input meters are shown for every analogue input. The D64 is displayed as a narrow device with no input metering.

Network View shows each SSL device on the Dante network. Clicking a device brings its parameters into the Detail View. Large arrows on the far left and right scroll for more devices.

Detail View shows channel details for the selected device. Large arrows on the far left and right scroll for more channels.

Focus View shows an expanded view of the selected channel.

GPIO View shows the active status for each GPI and GPO. Page Select selects the detail view to show inputs, outputs, or setup options for each device. Navigation switches the in-focus channel and allows for gain adjustment. These arrows are also mapped to the PC keyboard. Control toggles fine (0.1 dB) gain adjustment and Alt coarse (3 dB) gain adjustment.

Inputs/Outputs

Select the Inputs, Outputs or AES I/O tab in the Page Select area to view I/O available on the network.

Analogue Inputs

This applies to the A16.D16 and A32 only.

Control Status shows whether the viewer has control of the input's parameters. Each individual channel has independent ownership. Rel in cyan indicates that this input is under the control of the viewer. Press and hold to relinquish control. Take indicates that this input is NOT under the control of the viewer. Press and hold to take control from the owner. Own indicates that this input is not owned by any controller. Press and hold to take ownership of this input. Show Gain toggles the fader into the focus view window. Gain can be controlled via mouse, keyboard, or numeric entry. Channel Info shows all parameters of the channel at a glance. Selected Channel is highlighted in cyan. Focus Window displays the available parameters for the selected channel. Level Meter shows the signal level for the selected channel. A red clipping indicator is also provided. Fader allows for manual level control via the slider, keyboard arrow keys, or numeric entry by clicking the text Gain Value box. Fader Level Bar is coloured red on microphone input channels and cyan on line level inputs. Mute mutes the input or output channel. The mute state is stored in volatile memory on the unit and all channels will reset to unmuted if the unit is repowered.

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Analogue Outputs

This applies to the A16.D16 and A32 only.

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Mute allows individual outputs to be muted

AES I/O

This applies to the A16.D16 and D64 only.

Control Status shows whether the viewer has control of the input's parameters. Each individual channel has independent ownership.

Rel in cyan indicates that this input is under the control of the viewer. Press and hold to relinquish control.

Take indicates that this input is NOT under the control of the viewer. Press and hold to take control from the owner.

Own indicates that this input is not owned by any controller. Press and hold to take ownership of this input.

SRC In enables SRC for the in-focus input channels

GPIO

This applies to the A16.D16 only. The A16.D16 is equipped with 4 GP input and 4 GP output circuits. Inputs are opto-isolated voltage triggered and output closures are via DIL relay.

See Appendix B for connector pinout and contact ratings.

GPI button LEDs show the state of each GPI GPOs can be individually triggered using the associated button GPI 1 GPI 2 GPI 3 GPI 4 Owner: GPO 1 GPO 2 GPO 3 Owner: Control Status shows whether the viewer has control of the GPO's parameters. Each individual GPO has independent ownership. Rel in cyan indicates that this GPO is under the control of the viewer. Press and hold to relinquish control. Take indicates that this GPO is NOT under the control of the viewer. Press and hold to take control from the owner. Own indicates that this GPO is not owned by any controller. Press and hold to take ownership of this input.

Setup

Press Setup in the Page Select area to display the system configuration information.

Stagebox Ownership and Inputs Ownership are detailed under Ownership.

graph LR
    A["Name shows the device name as set in Dante Controller."] --> B["Info shows the status of the device's redundant power supplies, fans, and temperature. Red indicates a fault."]
    B --> C["Operating Level allows selection of the maximum analogue I/O level in dBu (at 0dBFS) for the device."]

Ownership

Ownership offers a level of protection to Inputs: when an input is owned by a console the input parameters can only be modified by the device that owns it. This prevents control conflicts between networked consoles and control computers sharing resources. Parameters covered by ownership are:

• Mic gain
• Mic/line switching
• Pad
• Input mute
  • SRC

Note that multiple consoles can share the same input signal but only one device can control the input parameters. Altering the input settings will affect all consoles using the input.

Any System T console, SSL Live console or instance of the SSL Network I/O Controller PC application can control ownership. There are three levels of ownership:

• Stagebox ownership: control A16.D16/A32/D64 setup Information only
• Input ownership: control input parameters only
• Input x ownership: control of input parameters on a per input basis

N.B. Ownership settings are stored on the A16.D16/A32/D64. The mute state is stored in volatile memory on the unit and all channels will reset to unmuted if the unit is repowered.

Stagebox and Input Ownership

Press and hold Stagebox Ownership to assign or relinquish stagebox ownership If a unit is owned then the operating level can be changed

Individual Input Ownership

One of three options will be displayed when an input is selected on a device, depending on the current ownership state. These options are Own, Take and Release:

Inputs owned by another controller have a press and hold Take button and show the owner Unowned inputs have a press and hold Own button and show there is no owner 40.00dB Gain 70 20 dB Mute 53.22dB Gain 70 20 dB Mute 38.04dB Gain 70 20 dB Mute Only mic inputs owned by this device have a fader cap and can be controlled

When an SSL console makes routes from Stagebox inputs, the console will automatically become the owner of any unowned Inputs. If an input is owned by a different controller then routing will not automatically take ownership, Take ownership will need to be performed if input control is required on this device. Ownership from Network I/O Controller is manually controlled.

Note that the audio route will still be made regardless of whether ownership is assigned.

Dante Controller

Dante Controller - Network View File Device View Help Grund Master Clock: AP20-IO1 Routing Device Info Clock Status Network Status Events Device Name Product Type Product Version Dante Version Device Lock Primary Address Primary Link Speed Secondary Address Secondary Link Speed AP20-IO1 NETWORK I/O A16.D16 1.0.0 3.10.1.2 10.20.1.1 1Gbps Link down P: S: Unmanaged Multicast Bandwidth: 0 bps Event Log: Clock Status Monitor:

Refer to Audinate's Dante Controller user guide for complete information on Dante Controller software. The information below details the basics required to get started.

Clock sync, device naming, AES67 configuration and network management are all done within Dante Controller.

Dante utilises the device name for routing. Each device must have a unique name – if a name is duplicated it will be appended with a number.

Network Config

Each device requires its own unique IP address. This may be automatically configured, provided by a DHCP server or assigned manually. The primary and secondary ports must not be connected to the same logical network. Ideally, separate switching hardware should be provided for primary and secondary networks. Creating VLANs on shared hardware is acceptable but does not provide the most robust redundancy.

Device Info

The Device Info tab shows an overview of all devices on the Dante network including name, product type, software version, IP address, link speed and status.

Appendices

Appendix A – Physical Specifications

Parameter	Value	Notes
Depth	460 mm (18.11")
Height	88.5 mm (1.75")	2 RU
Width	438 mm (17.25")482 mm (19")	Excluding rack earsIncluding rack ears
Weight	9.5 kg (21 lb)
Power	< 100 W
Boxed Size	538 x 538 x 228 mm (21.2 x 21.2 x 9.0")
Boxed Weight	12.5 kg (27.6 lbs)

Ventilation
Ventilation is from the side and top of the unit.
1RU of ventilation must be provided above each unit.

Appendix B - Connector Pin Outs

Analogue Inputs/Outputs
Location: Rear Panel
Connector Type: 25-way D-type female
Pin	Description	Notes:
1	Channel 8 (+ve)	Same circuit arrangement for Inputs and Outputs. Circuits offset by 8 for each additional connector.
14	Channel 8 (−ve)
2	0V
15	Channel 7 (+ve)
3	Channel 7 (−ve)
16	0V
4	Channel 6 (+ve)
17	Channel 6 (−ve)
5	0V
18	Channel 5 (+ve)
6	Channel 5 (−ve)
19	0V
7	Channel 4 (+ve)
20	Channel 4 (−ve)
8	0V
21	Channel 3 (+ve)
9	Channel 3 (−ve)
22	0V
10	Channel 2 (+ve)
23	Channel 2 (−ve)
11	0V
24	Channel 1 (+ve)
12	Channel 1 (−ve)
25	0V
13	n/c

Connectors Viewed From Wiring Side

AES/EBU Inputs/Outputs
Location: Rear Panel
Connector Type: 25-way D-type female
Pin	Description	Notes:
1	Out channels 7/8 +	Outputs.
14	Out channels 7/8 -	Circuits offset by 8 for each additional connector.
2	Ground
15	Out channels 5/6 +
3	Out channels 5/6 -
16	Ground
4	Out channels 3/4 +
17	Out channels 3/4 -
5	Ground
18	Out channels 1/2 +
6	Out channels 1/2 -
19	Ground
7	In channels 7/8 +	Inputs.
20	In channels 7/8 -	Circuits offset by 8 for each additional connector.
8	Ground
21	In channels 5/6 +
9	In channels 5/6 -
22	Ground
10	In channels 3/4 +
23	In channels 3/4 -
11	Ground
24	In channels 1/2 +
12	In channels 1/2 -
25	Ground
13	n/c

Connectors Viewed From Wiring Side

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GPIO

GP Outputs

All output switch closures are via DIL relay.

DO NOT use these outputs to directly switch capacitive or reactive loads; always use a separate external relay with suitable contact rating.

DIL Relay Ratings:

- 100V DC, 125V AC

- 100mA max.

GP Inputs

Inputs are triggered by applying an AC or DC voltage of between 4V and 24V. The current drawn is approximately 10mA. Minimum input pulse duration 50mS.

Electrical circuit diagram with diodes, resistors, and a voltmeter labeled A and B

GP Inputs / Outputs
Connector Type: 25-way D-type male
Pin	Description	Notes:
1	Input 1A	See input requirements above
14	Input 1B
2	Input 2A	Same circuit arrangement for Inputs and Outputs
15	Input 2B	Circuits offset by 4 for connectors 2 - 8 on GPIO 32
3	Input 3A
16	Input 3B

Appendix C – Performance Specifications

Mic/Line Inputs
Parameter	Value	Notes
Gain Range	+26 to +70 dB-4 to +30 dB-4 to +40 dB	Mic mode, 0 dBFS, 0.1 dB gain step sizeLine mode, 0 dBFS, 0.1 dB gain step sizeMic mode with pad engaged
Maximum Input Level	+27.5 dBu	30 dB Pad inserted
Frequency Response	± 0.2 dB	Mic mode, 20 Hz - 20 kHz (@48kHz)Typically ± 0.1 dB
Equivalent Input Noise	< -123 dB	Mic mode, 70 dB gain, A-weighted filter, 22 kHz bandwidth.Typically -124 dB
Usable Dynamic Range	> 115 dB	Mic mode, 0 dBFS, A-weighted filter, 22 kHz bandwidth.Typically 116 dB.
Input Impedance	2.3 kΩ / 10 kΩ	Mic / Line. Selectable per channel
CMRR	> 70 dB> 90 dB	Mic mode, 20 Hz - 20 kHz, 0 dBuMic mode, 1 kHz, 0 dBu
Crosstalk	> -75 dB> -90 dB	20 Hz - 20 kHz1 kHz
THD+N	< 0.01 %	Mic mode, 20 Hz - 20 kHz, -1 dBFS, 22 kHz bandwidth.
Line Inputs
Parameter	Value	Notes
Maximum Input Level	+24 dBu	10 kΩ load
Frequency Response	± 0.1 dB	-1 dBFS, 20 Hz - 20 kHz
Usable Dynamic Range	>116 dB	0 dBFS, A-weighted filter, 22 kHz bandwidth Typically >117 dB
THD+N	< 0.005 %	20 Hz - 20 kHz, -1 dBFS, 22 kHz bandwidth Typically < 0.004%
Sample Rates	44.1, 48, 88.2 or 96 kHz
Resolution	24 blt

Line Outputs
Parameter	Value	Notes
Maximum Output Level	+24 dBu	600 Ω / 10 kΩ load
Output Impedance	< 50 Ω
Frequency Response	± 0.3 dB	-1 dBFS, 20 Hz - 20 kHz
Usable Dynamic Range	> 116 dB	0 dBFS, A-weighted filter, 22 kHz bandwidth
Digital Inputs
Parameter	Value	Notes
Input Impedance	110 Ω	Transformer coupled
Sample Rates	44.1, 48, 88.2 or 96 kHz	176 kHz or 192 kHz with sample rate converters enabled
Sample Rate converters	Yes	Selectable per AES channel pair
Resolution	24 bit

Digital Outputs
Parameter	Value	Notes
Output Impedance	110 Ω	Transformer coupled
Sample Rates	44.1, 48, 88.2 or 96 kHz
Resolution	24 bit

Appendix D - Safety Notices

General Safety

1. Please read and keep this document.
2. Adhere to all warnings and follow instructions.
3. This electrical equipment should not be used near water.
4. Cleaning should only be with dry cloths or products compatible with electrical devices – never when the unit is powered.
5. Keep the unit free of dust and use in a clean environment.
6. Do not use near any heat source or in direct sunlight.
7. Do not use near naked flames.
8. Do not place heavy objects on the unit.
9. Only use attachments/accessories recommended by the manufacturer.

10. Unplug the device during lightning storms or long periods of nonuse.

11. The unit can only be serviced by qualified personnel – Seek immediate service if:

I. The unit has been exposed to moisture

II. The unit has been dropped

III. The unit does not operate normally

1. Do NOT modify this unit – alterations may affect performance, safety and/or International compliance standards.

2. SSL does not accept liability for damage caused by maintenance, repair or modification by unauthorised personnel.

Installation Notes

1. When installing this apparatus either fix it into a standard 19" rack or place the apparatus on a common level surface.

Power Safety

1. The unit is not supplied with a mains lead allowing you to use IEC distribution of mains cables of your choice. Any mains cable used must fulfill the following:
   I. Refer to the ratings label on the rear of the unit and always use suitable mains cords.
   II. The unit should ALWAYS be earthed with the earth on both IEC sockets (when both are used).
   III. Please use a compliant 60320 C13 TYPE SOCKET. When connecting to supply outlets ensure that appropriate sized conductors and plugs are used to suit local electrical requirements.
   IV. Maximum cord length should be 4.5m (15').
   V. The cord should bear the approval mark of the country in which it is to be used.
2. The appliance coupler is used as the disconnect device, ensure that it is connected to an unobstructed wall outlet.
3. The unit is designed for connection to single phase supplies only.
4. The clear markings regarding redundant power supplies detailed on the unit must be transferred into the installation to ensure both power sources are removed before qualified personnel service the unit.

GB The apparatus shall be connected to mains socket outlets with a protective earthing connection

ATTENTION! This equipment must be Earthed. Refer to manual for installation instructions.

Environmental Declaration

The symbol shown here, which is on the product or its packaging, indicates that this product must not be disposed of with other waste. Instead, it is the user's responsibility to dispose of their waste using a designated collection point for recycling of waste electrical and electronic equipment. The separate collection and recycling of your waste equipment at the time of disposal will help to conserve natural resources and ensure that it is recycled in a manner that protects human health and the environment. For more

information about where you can dispose of your waste equipment for recycling, please contact your local city office, your household waste disposal service or where you purchased the product.

RoHS Notice

Solid State Logic has conformed and this product has conformed to European Union's Directive 2011/65/EU on Restrictions of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) as well as the following sections of California law which refer to RoHS, namely sections 25214.10, 25214.10.2, and 58012, Health and Safety Code; Section 42475.2, Public Resources Code.

For USA

To the User:

1. Do not modify this unit! This product, when installed as indicated in the instructions contained in the installation manual, meets FCC requirements.
2. Important: This product satisfies FCC regulations when high quality shielded cables are used to connect with other equipment. Failure to use high quality shielded cables or to follow the installation instructions may cause magnetic interference with appliances such as radios and televisions and will void your FCC authorisation to use this product in the USA.
3. Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can 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 is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.