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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
FiberPlex Introduces the LightViper™
VIM-2032
Mini-YGDAI Digital Console Extender
— 19" rack component extends fiber optic audio transport
functionality
for Yamaha digital mixing consoles —
INFOCOMM, LAS VEGAS, NV, June 18, 2008 —
FiberPlex, Inc., the leading fiber optic supplier to the professional
audio industry, will introduces the company’s new LightViper™
VIM-2032.
The VIM-2032 is designed for use with the LightViper “Series
32” line of products, specifically the VIS-1832, the VIS-4832
and the VIM-MY32 mini-YGDAI cards designed for Yamaha digital consoles
that feature the YGDAI card slots. The VIM-2032 will alleviate the disparity
when using a LightViper fiber optic transport with Yamaha digital consoles
where the channel count at the stage does not match the input channel
count to the YDGAI card slots at the console.
The VIM-2032 contains a VIM-MY32S slave card with the
capability of outputting both analog and digital audio signals. The
VIM-2032 features: 32 analog outputs on four DB25 connectors, 32 digital
outputs on two DB25 connectors, word clock in/out on two BNC connectors,
a slave connector on one Neutrik MiniCon connector, an RJ45 connector
for control, a fiber pass through which takes the 32 signals coming
into the VIM-2032 and feeds them to a fiber output, an “internal”/”HA”
switch for determining if the device is getting its control from the
console internally or via the 9-pin control output, and an IEC power
connector.
The Yamaha M7CL has a maximum capacity of 48 channels
when using all the console’s YGDAI card slots. The LightViper
Series 32 systems have a form factor of 32X8. When paired with a Yamaha
M7CL digital console, this means that to provide a 48X16 system, one
needs 64 channels of input to the LightViper transport at the stage,
or “head” end of the system. Therefore, 16 channels of inputs
on the stage cannot be accessed at the console through the YGDAI slots
on the VIM-MY32 fiber optic cards. By utilizing a VIM-2032, the user
can access outputs 33-64 from the stage or “head” end of
the LightViper system. The VIM-2032 is connected to one of the two VIM-MY32M
master cards in the console via the Neutrik MiniCon cable. It is also
possible to equip a Yamaha M7CL with three VIM-MY32M master cards (with
no slave cards) and three VIM-2032 units to achieve a 96X24 transport;
this permits 48 channels to come into the console via the YGDAI card
slots, and another (48) channels coming in on the analog XLR inputs.
In combination with the Yamaha LS9-16 digital console,
the VIM-2032 may be used with a single LightViper VIM-MY32M master card
to achieve 16 digital inputs to the YGDAI card slot, PLUS 16 analog
inputs via standard analog inputs on XLR’s.
The suggested Professional Audio user price for the VIM-2032
is $2,225.00. Availability is June 2008.
All LightViper systems are manufactured in the USA. FiberPlex
includes a limited lifetime warranty with all its LightViper Series
products.
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Photo Attached (1): Suggested caption:
The LightViper™ VIM-2032 Mini-YGDAI Digital Console Extender
Editor’s Technical Notes:
Fiberplex manufactures the LightViper fiber optic audio cable transport
systems. The LightViper systems offer total signal path isolation between
both stage and mixer, as well as between the mixer and power amplification;
the cable is totally immune to ground loops, RFI, EMI and electromechanical
noise, and runs of up to 1 1/4 miles (6,600 feet) can be easily accomplished
without signal loss or degradation. FiberPlex includes a limited lifetime
warranty with all of its LightViper system components.
Additional information can be obtained at www.fiberplex.com
or www.lightviper.com.
NOTE: LightViper™ is a registered trademark of
FiberPlex, Inc. Other company and product names may be trademarks of
the respective companies with which they are associated.
—For more information, contact Ron Neilson, Clyne Media, Inc.:
Tel: (615) 500-3261;
Email: ron@clynemedia.com; Web:
www.clynemedia.com