Lance Design ADX 140 Networked Audio Interface, ADX 2400 Network Interface, ADX 120 Announce Box, ADX 8000 Power Supply Installation and Operation Manual

Below you will find brief information for Networked Audio Interface ADX 140, Network Interface ADX 2400. The ADX-140 is a networked audio interface that provides field-end connections for various audio and communication needs in live sporting and other broadcast applications. It's designed to be paired with the ADX-2400, which functions as the ‘truck end’ interface. The ADX-2400, which is located in the mobile unit or studio control room, handles all configuration for the ADX-140 remotely.

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Key features

  • Remote control from ADX-2400
  • Four XLR microphone or line-level inputs with remote gain control
  • Two IFB outputs with selectable 2-channel wet or single-channel dry modes
  • Two channels of RTS-format TW intercom
  • High-quality microphone preamps
  • High-quality IFB and PL audio for on-air transmission
  • Support for external talent talkback switches
  • Power options include AC and PoE (48V via CAT5 Ethernet)
  • Redundant Ethernet ports
  • Digital signal processing for improved audio quality

Frequently asked questions

The ADX-140 is remotely configured via the ADX-2400's front panel. You access the ADX-140's settings through the ADX-2400's menu system.

The GPI inputs on the ADX-140 can be used to implement a talkback function for the first two microphone inputs. You can connect external switches, such as handheld pushbuttons, to these inputs and trigger talkback when activated.

The ADX-140 can be powered either via the AC input on the rear panel (95-250 Volts, 50/60 Hz) or via the Cat5 Ethernet cable from an ADX-8000 switch/power supply. You can also use both methods simultaneously for redundancy.
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