MAIN FEATURES1-U rack-mount solid-state audio recorder Uses popular, secure CompactFlash card as recording media USB host interface for USB flash cards Audio data formats: PCM (16-/24-bit), MP3 Sampling rates supported: 44.1, 48KHz XLR balanced mic/line I/O with switchable 20-dB PAD Phantom power (switchable on rear panel, front LED indicator) Euroblock terminal I/O Unbalanced RCA I/O Rotary analogue input level controls on front panel SPDIF Digital I/O (coaxial and optical) RJ-45 Ethernet interface (100-Mbit/s) for file transfer and control RS-232 interface for control D-sub 25-pin parallel remote control interface Direct Play via parallel interface Power-on play (start playback when power comes up) Headphones jack with level control on front panel Input Through and Auto Fade functions Input monitoring/mixing of live stereo input along with playback Play modes: Program, Folder, Shuffle, Interval, and more
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 Network Solid State Recorder for Installation
The HD-R1 is a two-channel, single rack-mount recording and playback device created with the sound contractor in mind. Utilizing the highly reliable CompactFlash card format, the HD-R1 records 44.1/48 kHz, 16/24-bit PCM or MP3 files. File transfer can be accomplished via Ethernet, USB, or a card reader. The ability to control the unit remotely is provided via RS-232, Parallel, and RJ45 100-Mbit Ethernet.
To further enhance the HD-R1’s feature set, mic preamps with 20-dB PAD and phantom power (rear-panel selectable) have been included, as well as line inputs. A variety of contractor-friendly I/O options, such as unbalanced RCA, balanced XLR and Euroblock, and SPDIF digital (coaxial and optical) are also available.
And of course … the HD-R1 offers traditional source device features like power-on play, front panel rotary input level controls, a headphone jack with level control, and a variety of playback modes. It even has a ducker feature to allow for background music playback and caller announcements - ideal in offices, stores and warehouses.
Control over a network means the unit can be put into record and playback and MP3/Wave files can be both retrieved and put onto the machine from/to individual network workstations. Moreover, hooking an HD-R1 up to a network in an office would make it ideal for tasks like changing phone hold music by the network administrator. |
