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Title: Marketing Presentation Author: Stephen Jones Description: Prepared for the Mesa Project Last modified by: Paul Halliday Created Date: 7/24/1995 12:59:22 AM – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Marketing Presentation


1
SimPhonics SMx Audio System
2
Products
  • V Visual Programming Language
  • SMx Audio System
  • Various I/O Drivers
  • VComm Networked Audio (DIS/HLA)
  • VComm Terrain Server
  • Associated H/W Support (PTT Headsets,
    Footswitches, Cables)
  • Audio Simulation Engineering Solutions

3
Introducing the SMx Audio System
4
SMx Specifications
  • 24 Bit audio
  • Excellent dynamic range
  • Up to 64 channels per CPU
  • More than any other vendor
  • Fiber optic distribution
  • Distributed audio I/O
  • Internal 44.1kHz Sample Rates
  • Dynamic Sample Rate Conversion for All Inputs and
    Outputs including network

5
SMx System16 Channel I/O
Slave Box (1U)
Master Box (1U)
Computer (2U-4U)
6
SMx Rear Detail
Audio Inputs
Fiber Connections Master/Slave
Audio Outputs
Phantom Power
Sync Cable Connection Master/Master
Master/Slave Select
Serial PC Connection
7
SMx Components
8
Mix Sound/Comm in Single System
  • Any Channel can be
  • Headset (Comms)
  • Speaker (Sound Simulation)
  • Etc.

9
SMx 24 Bit Audio
  • All Other Systems are 16 bit
  • More Dynamic Range
  • Significant for Sound Simulation
  • Low Level Sounds Remain High Quality
  • Lower Noise Floor
  • No noise from sound speakers, even at high power
    level

10
Minimum Rack Space Requirements (Including CPU)
  • 2 U - 8 Channels
  • 3 U - 16 Channels
  • 5 U - 24 Channels
  • 6 U - 32 Channels
  • 8 U - 48 Channels
  • 12 U - 64 Channels

32 Channels Shown, Less CPU/ Rack-mounted chassis
11
SMx Specifications
Physical
Electrical
12
SMx Electrical
  • Drive headsets directly
  • Military and Commercial
  • Flexible input range
  • Wide Dynamic Range

13
SMx Interconnect
14
SMx Breakout BoxDip Switches

15
SMx Interconnect Example
16
SMx PCI DSP Card
17
Q and A
How many physical channels can SMx support? How
many physical channels can each SMx PCI DSP card
support?
18
SMx Signal Terms
  • AI Analog Input
  • AO Analog Output
  • WI Wave Input
  • WO Wave Output

19
Low Audio Latency
  • For local audio communications,
  • Less than 6ms of audio latency, AI to AO
  • For networked audio,
  • Less than 70ms, (SMx on both ends)
  • Achieved via PCI Internal Interfaces

20
SMx Concepts
  • Most sound cards use basic mixer
  • Sound Blaster, etc.
  • SMx has a custom super mixer
  • Much more complex
  • Sound cards and SMx interoperate
  • SMx can be used for normal operations

21
SMx Exposes up to 32 Devices to Windows
22
Traditional WindowsSound Card Mixer
23
Normal Sound Card Mixer
24
SMx Super Mixer
25
SMx Super Mixer
  • Mix ANY channel to ANY channel
  • Wave Out to Analog Out
  • Analog Input to Wave Input
  • Analog Input to Analog Output
  • 32 Bit Gain Controls
  • 4 64 X 64 Mixers
  • Input Signal Monitor
  • Monitor Input Signal Strength
  • Build Custom VOX circuits with V
  • Master Gain Control on outputs

26
SMx Super Mixer
27
Single Mixer Concept
28
AIn Gain Boost
29
AIn Meters
30
AIn to AOut Mixer
31
AOut Master Volume
32
AOut Meters
33
AIn to WaveIn Mixer
34
WaveOut Meters
35
WaveOut to AOut Mixer
36
WaveOut to WaveIn Mixer
37
SMx Status
38
SMx Status
  • Number of DSP Cards
  • Number of Virtual Channels
  • Sample Rate
  • Driver Version Numbers
  • Breakout Box Status
  • Breakout Box Sync Cable Status

39
Q and A
Define the following SMx terms AI, AO, WI,
WO How many 64 X 64 mixers in SMx?
40
Super Mixer Control via V
  • SMx Audio System I/O Device
  • Mixer controls are exposed as I/O devices
  • Each control is a V port

41
SMx Devices in V
Ports View
42
Super Mixer Example
AI Gain Boost
43
Super Mixer Example
AO Master Volume
44
Super Mixer Example
AI VU Meter
45
Super Mixer Example
AO VU Meter
46
Super Mixer Example
WO VU Meter
47
Super Mixer Example
AI to AO Mixing
48
Super Mixer Example
WO to AO Mixing
49
Super Mixer Example
WO to WI Mixing
50
Super Mixer Example
AI to WI Mixing
51
Trouble Shooting
  • Look at SMx Status Device in Real-Time
  • Retrieve the delivered documentation packages
    provided with your unit, and refer to your
    Hardware Software Configuration Documents.
  • Verify all BIOS settings exactly match your
    delivered documentation.
  • Verify all hardware switch settings and jumpers
    match your documentation.

52
Trouble Shooting
  • If all else fails, perform the cold-boot
    procedure
  • Reformat hard drive
  • Complete rebuild of system to full operation
  • Hardware configuration
  • BIOS settings, all hardware jumpers
  • Software versions and build numbers
  • Serial number family tree (PCA)

53
Power Up and Down Sequences
  • Power Up Sequence
  • Turn on all Breakout Boxes
  • Turn on the computer
  • The SMx system does not work properly if it is
    not powered up in the correct sequence!
  • (no biggy just reboot)
  • Power Down Sequence
  • Breakout Box and computer power-off sequence
    doesnt matter, but telling Windows to shutdown
    is a good idea

54
Q and A
What do we use to control the SMx Super
Mixer? What is the correct Power On Sequence for
an SMx System?
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