LinkBone
SKU: LB-SW-XLR-01LinkBone 15-Way XLR Multiplexer
LinkBone 15-Way XLR Multiplexer
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Key Features
- XLR (2 signals) Connectors for Inputs and Outputs
- Remote Control for easy Switching
- External Control via Ethernet and RS-232 Interfaces
- Includes Mains Power Supply Adapter
LinkBone 1-to-15 XLR Switch is an analogue multiplexer/switch designed for switching digital and analogue signals between common port P and a set of fifteen ports (A to O). Each port switch state is controlled by user configuration independently. All lines route electrical signals bidirectionally between ports. This means the switch can be configured as 1 to 15 or 15 to 1.
Operating Mode
The LinkBone XLR Switch can operate in one of two modes:
Single-Mode
Only one of the A to O ports can simultaneously be connected to the common port, P. The device operates as a classic analogue multiplexer/demultiplexer in this configuration.
Multi-Mode
When configured in multi-mode, there is no limit of ports connected to node P. Meaning that more than one port can be connected to port P simultaneously.
Switch Configuration
The Switch Position and Operating Mode can be changed using the following Methods:
Infrared Remote Control
The LinkBone multiplexer comes with an Infrared remote control. This makes it easy for the user to select the switch position quickly manually.
Built-in Webpage via Ethernet Interface
The LinkBone Multiplexer can also be controlled remotely from its built-in web server. This allows the switch position to be selected from anywhere in the world via the webpage or Telnet commands from automated controllers
RS-232 Interface
As an alternative, the built-in RS-232 interface can also be used, making it suitable to be connected to PLC controllers etc.
Applications
LinkBone XLR switch can be used in various applications, from video and audio to more complex signals with high amplitudes and frequencies.
LinkBone 15-Way XLR Multiplexer
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