Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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ESTONE
Splits one optical audio signal into three SPDIF/TOSLINK outputs with support for LPCM 2.0, DTS and Dolby AC3 up to 40 metres
The ESTONE OZG1 is a digital optical audio splitter that takes a single TOSLINK input and duplicates it to three TOSLINK outputs. It suits installers who need to feed one source such as a set-top box or game console into multiple amplifiers, soundbars or recording devices simultaneously. The unit ships with a short optical cable and a USB power lead for the onboard electronics.
The splitter passes LPCM 2.0, DTS and Dolby AC3 bitstreams without decoding them, so each connected receiver gets an identical copy of the original surround mix. It does not support DTS-HD Master Audio, Dolby TrueHD or multichannel LPCM beyond stereo, so sources must be configured to output one of the three listed formats for reliable operation.
An automatic balance circuit and ESD protection maintain signal integrity during continuous use, while the 650 nm transmitter keeps attenuation below .2 dB per metre on cable runs up to 40 m. The device draws a maximum of 100 mA from its 5 V USB supply, so it remains stable even when all three outputs drive long fibres at the full 16 Mbps baud rate.
| Brand | ESTONE |
|---|---|
| Series | OZG1 |
| Model | OZG1 |
| Part Number | OZG1 |
| Type | SPDIF TOSLINK Digital Optical Splitters |
| Changer Type | Digital Optical Splitter 1 in 3 Out |
| Ports | 3 |
| Audio | Yes |
| Color | Black |
| Specifications | 1.One way of optical fiber signal input splitter to three sets of SPDIF/TosLink signal receiving device. 2.Audio format support:LPCM2.0/DTS/Dolby-AC3. 3.Support signal retiming. 4.Used optical fiber cable loss less than 0. 2Db/m, Output distance is up to 40m. 5.Over voltage protection can prevent the damage caused by connecting unmatched power adapter to the machine. 6.No loss of quality 7.Installs in minutes 8.Need USB 5V power supply |
| Input Connector | 3 x SPDIF TOSLINK OUT |
| Output Connector | 1 x SPDIF TOSLINK IN |
| Features | 1.Support audio format:LPCM2 0/DTS/Dolby-AC 2.Peak wavelength:650nm 3.Max baud rate:16Mbps 4.Output cable distance:<=40m(Use the optical fiber cable loss less the 0.2Db/m) 5.Max working current:100mA 6.Power adapter format:input: AC (50HZ, 60HZ)100V-240V; Output DC5V 7.Operating Temperature range:(0t+40?) 8.Operating Humidity range:5 to 90%RH (No Condensation) 9.Dimension (LX WX H):62x58x24(mm) |
| Dimensions | 5.59 x 3.15 x 1.26 inches |
| Weight | 3.2 ounces |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| Package Contents | 1x Optical Audio Splitter 1x Optical cable 1x USB Power cable 1x User manual |
Yes, it supports LPCM 2.0, DTS and Dolby AC3 so multichannel bitstreams reach every connected device.
Each output runs up to 40 metres provided the fibre loss stays at .2 dB per metre or better.
It requires a 5 V supply delivered through the included USB power cable.
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