American Audio XSP-A Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 2)

HD-XSPA 4K Ultra High-Deﬁnition 7.1 Surround Sound AV Receiver

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Complete Connectivity

The HD-XSPA includes full input connectivity for all types of digital and

analog sources including Blu-ray Disc

players, HDTV receivers, game

consoles, computers, media servers, and mobile devices. Additionally, a

DigitalMedia input and stereo downmix output are included to facilitate

integration as part of a whole-house AV system.

• HDMI

Inputs – HDMI provides the essential interface for handling

high-deﬁnition 7.1 digital surround sound audio, as well as Full HD,

Ultra HD, and 4K video. The HD-XSPA includes four HDMI inputs,

which can be expanded using a Crestron HD-MD8X1 or HD-MD8X2

switcher

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. The HD-XSPA also allows for control of the connected

sources through their HDMI connections using CEC (Consumer

Electronics Control) signals sent from a Crestron control system

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• SPDIF Inputs – A combination of one optical and two coaxial type

inputs provides connectivity for SPDIF digital audio sources. Audio

signals can also be received from a Sonnex

Multiroom Audio System

via an AUD-EXT Audio over CAT5 Extender

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• Stereo Analog Inputs – Three stereo audio inputs (2 unbalanced,

1 balanced) are included to handle analog signals from line-level

sources. Audio signals can also be received from a Sonnex Multiroom

Audio System via an AUD-EXT Audio over CAT5 Extender

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• DigitalMedia 8G+

™

Input – The DM 8G+

™

input provides a one-wire

connection to a DigitalMedia switcher. The switcher can be located

several hundred feet away in a central equipment cabinet along with

all the shared video sources for the house, allowing any of those

sources to be distributed to any room in the house — including rooms

equipped with an HD-XSPA. The DM 8G+ input can also be used to

connect laptop computers and other portable devices from anywhere

in the house using a DM 8G+ transmitter or HDBaseT

transmitter

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The transmitter can either be routed through the central DigitalMedia

switcher or wired directly to the DM 8G+ input on the HD-XSPA.

DM 8G+ technology enables the transport of Full HD 1080p video and

7.1 audio over cable lengths up to 330 ft (100 m) using Crestron DM

Ultra or DM 8G

Cable, or third-party CAT5e. Higher resolutions up to

UHD and 4K are supported at distances up to 330 feet (100 m) using

DM Ultra Cable, 230 feet (70 m) using DM 8G Cable, or 165 feet (50 m)

using CAT5e.

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• Downmix Output – This audio output provides a stereo or mono

downmix of the surround sound signal to feed a second listening zone

or headphone amp. It can also be used to provide an audio return

channel to a Sonnex Multiroom Audio System, allowing the local audio

to be distributed to multiple stereo zones throughout the house. The

downmix signal is provided through an unbalanced line-level output,

which can be extended up to 2000 feet (610 m) over a single CAT5

wire using an AUD-EXT Audio over CAT5 Extender

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. The downmix

output can also be conﬁgured as an ampliﬁed output to directly drive a

pair of speakers. (When the ampliﬁed downmix option is enabled, the

surround sound speaker system is limited to 5.1.) The downmix output

includes dedicated controls for volume, bass, treble, loudness, balance,

and delay, which can be made accessible from any touch screen,

keypad, or remote in the house.

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• Subwoofer Line Output – In addition to the ampliﬁed subwoofer

output, the sub signal is also provided as a line-level output to feed a

powered subwoofer or external ampliﬁer.

• HDMI Output – The HDMI output normally connects to the local video

display or projector. The HDMI output passes Full HD 1080p, Ultra HD,

2K, and 4K video with HDCP, Deep Color, and 3D from any of the four

HDMI inputs and the DM 8G+ input. It also passes audio, with the

ability to select a straight pass-through from the selected HDMI or

DM 8G+ source, or a stereo downmix of the decoded surround sound

signal of any source. It can even pass CEC signals from a control

system to control the display device. As an option, the HDMI output can

be connected to a DM-TX-201-C DM 8G+ Transmitter

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to provide an

AV return channel to a centralized DigitalMedia system, allowing local

sources to be shared with other rooms in the house.

Each input on the HD-XSPA includes an input compensation adjustment to

match the average level between sources, and up to 80 ms of

lip-sync delay.

Ultimate Integration

By design, the HD-XSPA works seamlessly as part of a complete Crestron

whole-house AV distribution and automation system.

• Audio signals can be routed to and from the HD-XSPA using Crestron

AUD-EXT Audio over CAT5 Extenders

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, allowing for integration with a

Sonnex Multiroom Audio System.

• DigitalMedia connectivity affords sharing of multichannel audio along

with HD video as part of a complete DigitalMedia network.

• Via DigitalMedia or Ethernet, the HD-XSPA can communicate with a

Crestron control system, allowing user-friendly operation via a choice of

touch screens, handheld remotes, smartphones, and tablet computers.

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