Aegis Micro NRC 2.0.1 manual Channel Architecture, Audio Data Capture

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Channel Architecture

A channel defines a virtual connection between a client application and a receiver connected to the NRC.

There are two types of channel connections which can be established to a receiver; a Primary connection and a Piggy-back connection.

1.A Primary Connection

a.A Primary connection is established with a receiver when the receiver is free of any other client connections.

b.A Primary connected client has full access and control of the receiver and its resources.

2.Piggy-back Connection

a.A Piggy-back connection is established with a receiver when the receiver currently has one or more other clients already attached to it.

b.A Piggy-back connected client cannot change any of the receivers settings, although it can view the current receiver settings, and capture and format the receivers audio output.

The NRC supports one Primary connection per receiver and multiple Piggy-back connections, with the NRC able to support an aggregate of 64 simultaneous Primary/Piggy-back connections.

Audio Data Capture

The NRC uses an 8 channel PCI-based Analog/Digital converter card to digitize each receiver’s audio output signal. Each receiver’s audio signal is digitized into 16-bit samples (14.8 effective bits/sample) at a sampling rate of 16 KHz.

Each client attached to the receiver can receive a copy of this sampled audio data through a simply packet based protocol, and can specify:

∙the number of samples to be contained within a data packet

∙the effective sampling rate of the data - either 8 KHz or 16 KHz.

∙the audio data filtering option – 4 KHz LPF ON or OFF, and

∙the packet time stamping – TAI64N ON or OFF

Sampling synchronization is achieved either via the NRC’s internal high precision crystal oscillator circuitry or by a user provided external clock signal into the NRC’s EXT CLK port. The user external clock signal, if used, should be a 50% duty cycle (TTL) square wave operating at a frequency of 16 KHz.

Users’ Guide: Networked Receiver Controller - NRC-2.0.1

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11th October 2005

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Contents Networked Receiver Controller NRC-2.0.1 Proprietary Statement Table of Contents TEN-TEC RX-331 General Information Channel Architecture Audio Data CaptureUniversal Receiver Translation/Abstraction Receiver Controllable Settings Client Connection Options Capabilities SummarySpecifications System Hardware Supported ReceiversTh October Copyright 2005 Aegis, Inc Installation ContentsHardware Installation NRC Configuration PrerequisitesConnect to the NRC Change Administrator Password Configure Network Settings Set the Time and DateConfigure the Network Time Daemon Optional Set the Host Name Restart the NRCUsers’ Guide Networked Receiver Controller NRC-2.0.1 Configure the NRC for Receivers Starting the NRC Using the NRCPower-On Self Test Post Interpreting the LCD DisplayUsers’ Guide Networked Receiver Controller NRC-2.0.1 Requirements Running the NRC Java Client Connect to NRC Server DialogTree Main Application WindowContent Panel NRC Servers NodeUsers’ Guide Networked Receiver Controller NRC-2.0.1 Channel Node Users’ Guide Networked Receiver Controller NRC-2.0.1 Users’ Guide Networked Receiver Controller NRC-2.0.1 Toolbar Status Bar Change Receiver Model Dialog Change Antenna Model Dialog NRC Properties Dialog Destination OptionsCapture Channel Data Dialog Signal Display Dialog Th October Copyright 2005 Aegis, Inc Appendix A- Receiver Configuration BAE Systems WJ-8723Appendix B Software Upgrades NRC File SystemUpdate Command Restore CommandClean Command Upgrade ProcedureUsers’ Guide Networked Receiver Controller NRC-2.0.1 Users’ Guide Networked Receiver Controller NRC-2.0.1
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