Logitek's Digital Audio Engine is a full X-Y audio router for Radio and TV applications, giving you all the benefits of easy audio selection and distribution. It also acts as the heart of Logitek digital console systems, performing all the functions of a standard audio console (such as off/on, mixing, cue, etc.). A fully configured engine can handle 128 mono inputs and outputs, up to 64 stereo inputs and outputs or a combination of both. Analog and digital cards can be mixed to handle the required number of signals. In addition, the engine can perform functions that usually need extra equipment on a traditional console, such as EQ and dynamic control or profanity delay or sub frame delay.

Linked Audio Engines can even be used as an Optical STL for Radio facilities that are 6 miles (10 km) or less
from the transmitter.

The ability to "hot swap" plug in cards means field upgrades and servicing can be easily and quickly done with minimum on-air interruption. Connections, LCD information display and card replacement are all done from the front side...making it easy, fast and convenient.

Built around the powerful Analog Devices' SHARC 32-bit audio processors, Logitek's Digital Engine internally processes 24-bit audio words using up to 32-bit floating point math for a true quality sound. The engine uses a combination of plug-in cards on a high-speed TDM bus, making it easily configurable today and re-configurable to meet your needs in the years to come. In addition, you get the utmost flexibility in defining bus structures, talkback/intercom, relay closure, mix minus and more through Logitek's configuration software.

Connects more than just Audio
Logitek's Digital Audio Engine is built to maximize the functionality and value of your audio hard disk storage
system. It comes ready to connect with an RS-232 port and a protocol to give any audio hard disk storage system total control. For TV installations, the engine easily integrates to video routers, Program Automation Control systems and even edit controllers (D/ESAM).

Turning a channel
On or Off, mixing and fading can all be programmed and controlled from a PC. The need for an external switcher
is eliminated and so is the additional hardware used by computer systems for device control such as
switch sensors and relays.

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