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General Information
The Networked Receiver Controller (NRC) is a single node network device capable of simultaneously:
∙controlling and configuring up to 8 attached receivers for data collection
∙collecting and digitizing each receiver’s analog audio output signal
∙formatting and routing the digitized receiver’s signal to an attached network client.
A simple diagram of the NRC system is shown below.
R E C E I V E R S
Networked Receiver Controller |
CONTROL |
CPU |
DATA |
NRC Client
The NRC represents the server portion of a network based client/server architecture. NRC clients connect and disconnect from the NRC via an Ethernet network connection as necessary. When connected, a client has the ability to control, configure and collect digitized audio data from the associated receiver.
Each receiver is physically connected to the NRC via an
The NRC server is a 1 rack unit chassis system with the following front and back views.
In this chapter, the various features of the NRC will be discussed.
Users’ Guide: Networked Receiver Controller - | PAGE 5 |
11th October 2005 | Copyright © 2005 Aegis, Inc |