MAGIC DABMUX Go RM Ensemble Multiplexer

With the increasing interest in digital radio, even local radio, community radio and university radio stations ask for economic solutions for their program distribution via DAB+.

Our already existing professional Ensemble Multiplexers MAGIC DABMUX Basic and MAGIC DABMUX Professional, which are realised on a Server PC, offer almost all imaginable possibilities and display the DAB standard almost completely. Due to the high complexity and to cost reasons these systems are too complex for smaller program providers.

The also available Open-Source Version ODR-DabMux is free of charge, but requires a PC with Linux operating system and independent training and maintenance. Furthermore, the integrated FDK-AAC DAB+ Audio Encoder offers only a restricted Audio quality only in comparison with our professional Audio Encoders.

In interaction with our high-quality MAGIC AE1 DAB+ Go Audio Encoder and the new MAGIC DABMUX Go RM an economic alternative is available now.

MAGIC DABMUX Go RM is an only DSP-based Ensemble Multiplexer and provides high availability at an excellent performance. 

Up to 20 program providers can be connected via external Audio Encoders. An installation of the Encoders directly in the studio avoids effectively an interference in Audio quality because of Codec cascading.

Special value was set on the easy configuration of the Ensemble Multiplexer, so that even users without DAB expert knowledge are able to set up the system. The configuration, operation and monitoring are effected via a HTML5-compatible web browser.

The highly compact DAB Ensemble Multiplexers facilitate a very simple Multiplex generation in accordance with standard ETSI EN 300 401. All features such as re-configuration (manually and scheduled), extraction of Sub Channels of other Multiplexers, integration of PAD and NPAD data services, creation of Service Information etc. are integrated. 

Audio Services can be supplied via the AVTMUX or the EDI(ETI/STI) protocol from external Multiplexers. As output signal both Multiplexer variants supply an EDI signal for transmission to the transmitters. With the integrated modulator, you can alternatively activate a power amplifier directly. This possibility is particularly of interest if you have only one transmitter site. The synchronisation is effected via NTP or via the integrated GPS receiver.

Ember+ and DHD SetLogic are available for signalling announcements. In general, all announcements (except OE announcements) are supported according to ETSI TS 101 756.

An external alarm can also be triggered via SNMP. The system has a GBit Ethernet network interface, which allows the configuration of up to three IP addresses as well as VLANs.