This too offers MADI outputs in addition to the base I/O card. On output cards a MADI output connector is added. Note that these inputs are in addition to the analog or AES base I/O. On input cards this adds a MADI connector for MADI input. Additionally, the Xenon also supports MADI I/O as an option on all audio I/O cards. The Xenon can optionally support Mono routing for AES and Analog audio by adding the +SS option. Analog blocks are in groups of 32x stereo pairs. Analog audio I/O is converted and routed as digital so that analog sources can route to AES destinations and AES sources can route to analog destinations. Balanced or unbalanced AES on BNCs are supported in any mixture in blocks of 32x inputs or outputs. The Xenon router is a fully featured Stereo Audio router, supporting AES and Analog Audio routing. Reclocking modules are fitted by default, but optional HD/SD non-relcocking modules or SPT modules for clean and quiet switching can be populated in blocks of 8x outputs.
It is available as 3G/HD/SD or HD/SD offering cost savings for those who do not require 3G. Xenon supports 3G, HD, SD and ASI video routing. Designed for Performance Ultra Wide Band Routingīy offering a format-independent data path, the Xenon supports signals from 3MB/s all the way up to 3GB/s including SD-SDI, HD-SDI, 3G-SDI, DVB-ASI, digital video formats as well as optical formats and other high data rate signals. The 4RU and 8RU frames can be fitted with an optional redundant power supply with separate AC power inlet and alarm output. The power supplies for the Xenon are internal. The Xenon can not be expanded beyond its frame size. The input and output stages of the Xenon can be expanded in steps of 32x at any time by adding additional I/O modules. External Third Party Control: The Xenon router can be remotely controlled via an external third party control device - such as an automation system - when connected to the router's serial port.
Remote Control Panel: Any panel(s) from the entire range of Quartz remote control panels can be used with the Xenon router, connected via Q-Link (MAX 16) or hosted over Ethernet (MAX 20).The Xenon has a number of control options: The Xenon router includes, as standard, an internal Frame Controller module which supports 4x Q-Link ports, 2x Ethernet ports and 2x Serial ports mounted on the rear of the router.
Additional input and output modules can be installed into the router at any time. Xenon is housed in a 4RU frame, switching up to 64x sources to 64x destinations, or in an 8RU frame switching upward of 128x sources to 128x destinations. Additionally the Xenon supports optical routing from 3MB/s to 3GB/s in blocks of 32x inputs or outputs. Any of the supported formats, 3G/HD/SD/AES/analog can be expanded to fill an entire 128x128 frame. The Xenon allows any mix of formats within a frame in independent blocks of 32x inputs or outputs.
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