
2• Introduction SoundPals User's Guide
For simplicity and convenience in locating information in this guide,
each SoundPals chapter follows the same basic outline:
•Product Description •Interconnection
•Installation •Internal Jumpers
•Operation •Troubleshooting
•Remote Control (if applicable) •Specifications
What are SoundPals
Each Graham-Patten SoundPals module is essentially a digital audio
building block that can be used independently, or interconnected to
perform more advanced mixing and processing functions.
The following SoundPals modules are described in this guide:
•The DAC-20 is a stereo, 20-bit, AES digital-to-analog
converter that offers stereo headphone monitoring, automatic
detection and deemphasis, LED indicators for emphasis and
valid AES input, and analog output level adjustments.
•The ADC-20 is a stereo 20-bit, analog-to-digital AES converter
that offers adjustable input level, active balanced and
unbalanced outputs, and LED level indicators for normal and
overload conditions.
•The DFADE-2 is a stereo digital fader that offers local level
adjustment, unity gain switches for each channel, remote fade,
crossfade, channel-swapping and pan, 20-bit or 24-bit
processing, active balanced and unbalanced outputs, and LED
status indicators.
•The DMIX-41 is a four stereo-channel digital mixer that offers
remote input selection capability, 20-bit or 24-bit processing,
active balanced and unbalanced outputs, plus LED indicators
for continuous input status.
•The DMIC-20 is a dual microphone pre-amplifier with a built-in
20-bit analog-to-digital AES converter. The unit offers
adjustable microphone sensitivity, LED level indicators, and
coupling for phantom power.
•The DA-14 is a one-input, four-output “data regenerator” for
distributing AES digital audio signals. Versions are available
in both AES3 and AES3ID formats.