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his brochure provides and

outlines the technical information

of the hardware components

available for the AXUM platform.

Use this information to help you

select the hardware components

you need for your application.

The system components communicate

with each other using the MambaNet™

protocol. This protocol, (developed

by D&R), can operate on different

hardware and software layers (Ethernet,

TCP/IP, CAN, RS232, Firewire, etc…).

The protocol is designed to be future

proof and is open source software for

customers and other manufacturers to

add their own surfaces or processing

to the Broadcast studio platform.

More information on MambaNet™ can

befound in the MambaNet™ whitepaper.

Audio can be shared within your

equipment setup by using a variety of I/O

cards. For a networked audio solution

we suggest using the rugged CobraNet™

audio network in combination

with D&R’s CobraNet™ Manager.

When using these networked solutions it

is possible to have all your studio intercon-

nections based on Ethernet (level 2).

Your local audio equipment may be

connected with all well known industry

standards such as XLR’s, ¼” Jacks,

AES3 or another network solution.

The concept of modular control surfaces

fits perfectly in the virtual world of

networking and MambaNet™. You only

need to construct the ‘perfect layout’ for

your s tudio by sel ectin g the contro l surf ace

modules required for your application.

It is possible to (re)configure your system’s

switches and knobs if needed when you

connect the selected surfaces to the

MambaNet™ network. Fixed workspace

assignments are outdated these days.

A small 8 fader broadcast ON-Air control

surface can be created in Frame-10

with 2x 4 fader sections and 1x Control

Room section. Other configura-

tions (also in a split version, left and

right from a script space) can be put

together by yourself or your dealer.

The platform’s future use will

be extended with other smaller

and larger control surfaces under

development for the AXUM platform.

Yes... that is possible

Imagine... one Rack with 4 independant Control Surfaces

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