The Digital Data and Audio Recorder (DDAR) records the analog audio inputs receiving from four monitoring receivers, four operator mikes and data inputs from two Ethernet LANs and two RS-232 Ports and four voice annotation for data channel. The four monitoring receivers and the four operator mikes are connected with OPICOM that in turn connected to DDAR. The digitized audio signals or Ethernet data or RS-232 data are stored as separate audio and data files on the hard disk. It uses an inbuilt hard disk as a primary storage medium for record and replay. CD R/W drive is also provided for backup and restore. RAID configuration is provided for data redundancy (RAID1 - data mirroring) with two hard disks. DDAR supports audio and data compression for recording and on the fly replaying of the compressed audio/data files. While recording is in progress in one channel, operator can replay an existing file on a different channel. Two-row LCD display is provided to display the activity of the DDAR. VGA on LAN is also available to trouble shoot the DDAR using a Laptop/PC over LAN.
DDAR is capable to
No. of audio input channels | 12 (simultaneous recording of four Receiver inputs, four mikes of four operator’s headsets and four voice annotation for data channels) |
Audio Card ADC Quantization | 16 Bit Or Higher |
Sampling Rate | 44,100 Hz |
Input Audio Signal Level | 0.4 to 2 V rms +_ 0.2 V rms |
Input impedance | 600 Ohms |
Recording media | 2 x 256 GB Hard disc |
Recording Format | .wav (audio), .dat (data) |
No. of Ethernet LAN inputs | 2 (same Ethernet ports for I/P & O/P) |
No. of RS-232/RS-422/Rs-485 inputs | 6 (any of 2 selectable) |
Visual indication of input signal level of audio while recording (in local mode of operation) | |
Monitoring through local headset while Recording | |
Files Restore to DDAR from CD/FD: .mp3 to .wav |
No. of audio line outputs | 12 |
Line output voltage | 1 V rms ± 0.2 V rms |
Output impedance | 600 Ohm |
Distortion (At 1 kHz 1 V Sample) | <= 5% |
Playing Media | Hard Disc |
Play Format | .wav (audio), .dat (data) |
No. of Ethernet outputs | 2 (same Ethernet ports for I/P & O/P) |
No. of RS-232/RS-422/Rs-485 outputs | 6 (any of 2 selectable) |
Visual indication of output signal level of audio signal while playing (Only in local mode of operation) | |
Backup Storage | CD, Flash drive(FD) |
Backup to CD /FD | .wav to .mp3 |
Industrial PC, 2.4 GHz Intel Pentium IV Processor or above | |
RAM | 4 GB |
HDD | 2 x 256 GB (RAID 1 Configured) |
LANs | 2 Port (I is for Data Recording and II is for Data Replay) |
RS-232 Ports | 2 Port ( For Data Recording) |
USB | 4 ports (2 front and 2 back) |
Twelve channel ADC/DAC card | 2No. (Four Receivers and eight Voice Annotations) |
Audio Routing card (ARC) | 1 No. |
Headset with Mike | 1 No. |
CD writer | 1 No. (Write 24 x, Rewrite 10 x, Read 24 x) or equivalent |
D type VGA Port in the front Panel and a VGA MS circular connector at rear panel | |
Built in speaker with volume control | |
Built in power supply | |
19” standard rack width, 3U height, and 460 mm depth (excluding connectors) | |
230 V AC ± 10%, 50Hz single phase, 400 Watts | |
Interface with other units | Communication receivers/Tape recorder and External LCD monitor, Mouse & Keypad. |
Processor core | Intel Dual core |
Processor Number | I5-520M |
Bit computing | 64 bit computing |
Clock speed | 2.4 GHz |
Thermal design power | 35 W |
Package type | 988-pin micro FCPGA |
Manufacturing process | 32 nm |
Cache memory | 3 MB |
Integrated graphics | Intel HD graphics with dynamic frequency |
Number of Threads | 4 Nos |