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FOR-A USF-105DADA 1-in 5-out Unbalanced Digital Audio & Clock Distribution Amplifier Module

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5-Output Distribution: Distributes one unbalanced AES/EBU input to 5 isolated outputs.
Scalable Expansion: Cascades up to 4 modules for 1-in/20-out distribution.
Multi-Signal Support: Handles AES/EBU, LTS timecode, and Word Clock signals.
High-Density Design: Supports up to 12 modules in USF-212BS or 5 in USF-105AS.
SNMP Monitoring: Provides remote card health, signal, and diagnostic monitoring.

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Multi-Format Digital Audio & Clock Distribution

The FOR-A USF-105DADA is a versatile, high-density digital audio distribution amplifier card engineered for installation in FOR-A USF series universal system mainframes. Built for master control facilities, recording studios, and OB vans, the card splits a single unbalanced digital audio feed across 5 isolated BNC output ports without signal degradation or impedance mismatch.

Versatile Mode Switching & Large-Scale Expansion

Beyond standard AES/EBU unbalanced digital audio distribution, the USF-105DADA features switchable operating modes that allow it to process and distribute critical studio timing signals, including Word Clock reference and LTS (Longitudinal Timecode Signal). For large facility distribution pipelines, up to 4 USF-105DADA modules can be linked together to expand distribution up to 20 re-clocked outputs from a single input source.

Reliable Operation & SNMP Integration

Designed for continuous broadcast operation, the module ensures clean, low-jitter distribution across all output paths. System engineers can monitor real-time card diagnostics, signal lock status, and operational health remotely through SNMP network protocols when housed within compatible USF series mainframes.

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