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AEQ PHOENIX ALIO

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PHOENIX-ALIO

ALIO IP audiocodec for portable use, 80-250 V 50/60 Hz external power adapter with case

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Phoenix ALIO has been designed specifically for sports broadcasting, but has been optimised to make it easy to use in a wide variety of scenarios, including music events. Its compact design, resistant to pressure, impacts and even liquids, is optimised for outdoor use and where handling is not always gentle. It can connect to other codecs from most manufacturers thanks to the SIP communications protocol, according to N/ACIP Tech 3326 EBU standard. But when connecting to another AEQ codec, users can take advantage of an exclusive set of tools that makes the establishment of communication and the control of the unit a simple task.

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  • Main Features:
  • A selection of OPUS encoding algorithms that ensure high quality audio with a minimum delay. The AEQ Phoenix ALIO is delivered with AEQ’s commitment to facilitate the upgrade to OPUS for all the other Phoenix family of audiocodecs such as Phoenix Studio, Venus, Mercury and Stratos. This enables these to become the Phoenix ALIO “base station”.
  • The SmartRTP proprietary call-initiation protocol that simplifies connection to compatible codecs
  • ControlPhoenix, remote control Software, that allows for the remote operation and adjustment of the unit from your station. ControlPhoenix allows you to control everything related to the call initiation process and also the adjustment of all audio parameters and the local audio routing of the ALIO.
  • Possibility to CUE all the input signals.
  • "HELP" function, that allows the journalist to use the system to request for assistance from the station when facing an unexpected situation.
  • Bi-directional mono or stereo operation.
  • Second mono or stereo communication channel, (optional license required), that can be used, for instance, for technical coordination.
  • Individual Low and High-frequency audio adjustments for each input, allowing for example for the adjustment of external audio sources and to set the audio parameters according to each commentator’s voice.
  • Besides the N/ACIP standard required algorithms and the high-performance OPUS encoding algorithms, it also includes the low-delay proprietary AEQ LD-Extend. This makes the ALIO capable of connecting to any AEQ AudioCodec that doesn’t have the OPUS implemented with a High Quality and Low Latency encoding algorithm.
  • Specifications:
  • 4 female XLR-3 microphone inputs. Low noise preamplifier and switchable Phantom power suppl y. 2 KΩ input impedance.
  • 2 female XLR-3 line inputs, with 9 KΩ impedance, 0dBu, nominal level, max. 20 dBu.
  • 2 male XLR-3 outputs. Output impedance: < 100 Ω, nominal level, 0dBu, max. 20 dBu.
  • 2 - ¼” TRS stereo headphone outputs, with volume control and TX/RX balance adjustment from front panel.
  • Communications Interface
  • IP Ethernet port interface, RJ45 connector.
  • Two independent links can be established (when 2nd channel option is purchased) over the same interface.
  • Cabled networks: LAN, DSL internet, VLAN, etc.
  • Satellite: an external satellite interface can be connected to the IP interface.
  • 3G and 4G telephony: a 3G or 4G modem can be connected to the IP interface.
  • Wireless data links: a “wireless bridge”, WiMax or WiFi antenna can be connected to the IP interface.
  • Other Features
  • Front user panel with keyboard and encoders.
  • OLED graphic display.
  • 2 stereo LED VU-meters.
  • Operating temperature range: -10 to +45 º C (14 to 114 º F).
  • Dimensions: 240 x 210 x 60 mm (9.3 x 8.3 x 2.4 inches).
  • Weight: 1,700 Kg.
  • Power supply: 12V DC (9 to 18 V DC).
  • Power consumption: 15W max.
  • External adapter: universal 80-250V input.
  • UPS option available providing over two hours of autonomy.
  • Encoding Algorithms
  • OPUS with Fs= 48KHz, mono, stereo, with 3 mono and 4 stereo presets. Bit rates between 12 and 192Kbps. Audio bandwidth between 6 and 20 kHz.
  • G711A-law, u-law (64 kbps, low delay, 3.5 KHz audio bandwidth).
  • G722 (64 Kbps, low delay, 7 KHz audio bandwidth).
  • AEQ-LD with Fs=16, 32 or 48KHz, mono or stereo. Available bit rates between 64 and 384Kbps, audio bandwidth between 7 and 19KHz.
  • MPEG 1 y 2 - LII, with Fs between 16 and 48 KHz, mono, stereo, dual channel and Joint stereo. Binary bit rate between 64 and 384 Kbps. Audio bandwidth between 10.5 and 16.5 kHz.
  • PCM (linear) very low delay, transparent quality. Fs=48KHz or 32 KHz with 12, 16, 20 or 24 bits/samples, mono or stereo. Bit rates between 576 and 2304 Kbps), audio bandwidth between 16 and 20 KHz.