Features

Audia

Audia is:

A Digital Audio Platform, which provides distributed digital audio, signal processing, and control.
A networkable, decentralized audio system, which is easy to configure & program.
Allows the installer to quickly & accurately define the exact sound system required for each job.
A software programmable, easily expandable, and remotely controllable.
Utilizes both CobraNet® and Ethernet for enhanced system networking and control.
Is a completely customizable, yet cost-effective, solution for sound system design.
Is covered by a five-year warranty.

Mixers: standard, automatic, matrix, combiners
Equalizers: graphic, parametric, feedback
Filters: HPF, LPF, high shelving, low shelving, all-pass
Crossovers: 2-way, 3-way, 4-way
Dynamics: levelers, comp/limiters, duckers, gates, ambient noise compensators
Routers: 2x1 to 56x56
Source Selectors: 2x1 to 16x1 with logic inputs and outputs
Delays: 0 to 2,000 ms
Controls: levels, mutes, presets, remotes, logic, command strings, event schedules
Meters: signal present, peak reading, RMS reading
Generators: single tone, sweep, pink-noise, white-noise
Diagnostics: transfer function

24-bit A/D & D/A converters
Six 60 MHz 32-bit floating point Analog Devices SHARC DSPs (360 MFLOPS)
80 MHz 32-bit Motorola Power PC host processor
32 Mbytes SDRAM
8 Mbytes Flash ROM
Powered Remote Control Bus for easy addition of AUDIA control devices; touch screens, rotary encoders, and contact switches
Internal 120 watt universal switching power supply
Multiple analog I/O configurations
Mic/Line inputs with programmable mic preamp (0dB to ~ +66dB gain)
Optional CobraNet interface supporting 64 channels of digital audio (32 in/32 out) over Fast Ethernet

One 266 MHz 32-bit floating point Analog Devices SHARC DSP
100 MHz 32-bit Motorola Power PC host processor
32 Mbytes SDRAM
8 Mbytes Flash ROM
CobraNet interface supporting 32 channels of digital audio (16 in/16 out) over Fast Ethernet
Modular based design
Software configurable power levels for each amp module from 100 to 600 Watts per module (maximum of 2400 W per chassis)
70 V or 100 V with direct drive capability, or low-impedance (4 or 8W) operation.
LED Indication: Signal present, Peak present, Clip present, Heat sink temperature fault, Amplifier failure, and Fan stuck-rotor.
Internal Ampliier mole failover mode
Entire device failvover mode
Software Monitoring Features:

Powered Remote Control Bus for easy addition of AUDIA control devices; touch screens, rotary encoders, and contact switches
Internal 120 watt universal switching power supply
Multiple analog I/O configurations
Mic/Line inputs with programmable mic preamp (0dB to ~ +66dB gain)

Win32 application Windows® XP Professional/Vista operating system required
Fully dockable Menu and Toolbar support
Birdseye viewer for easy panning and zooming of large layout files
Fully customizable Processing Library bar for storing default and custom DSP objects
Workspace state saved at program shutdown, including current documents, Toolbar, Catalog & Birdseye viewer states
User configurable data file and Processing Library catalog
Simple object attribute control: colors, line widths, hatching, text font, size, style & alignment, border widths, etc.
Multiple simultaneous line (wire) drawing with no special editing modes required
Special text block object to enter freeform text and label information
Easy-to-use tools for object alignment, sizing, packing, spacing & centering
Fully supported object drag-and-drop between Catalog and view, and between views
Fully supported multiple layers within a drawing
Support of Clipboard operation
Programmable presets
Export file types: DXF (drawing interchange format) & EMF (enhanced meta files)