User`s manual

AEQ FORUM - DIGITAL AUDIO MIXER FOR BROADCAST APPLICATIONS

with the “GPI SOLO” function”. This is useful when for example multiple microphones

are used for the invited guests and the moderator needs to cut all the mics except his

own. This option is only available for inputs and is typically used for microphone signals

as explained and usually for the main microphone. If you associate the "GPI SOLO" to

any other signal it will cut all the microphones when activated.

• COUGH CUT, select a GPI (from a drop-down list) to associate a cough cutting function

for this channel (typically a microphone channel). NONE indicates that no cough cutting

function has been configured.

• REMOTE PFL, select a GPI (from a drop-down list) associated with the sending of the

input channel to the CUE bus. NONE indicates that no Remote PFL function has been

configured.

• MUTE, select a GPI (from a drop-down list) associated with the function to mute the

channel selected upon receiving a remote command. NONE indicates that no mute

function has been configured for the channel..

• MONO/STEREO, allows you to define whether the input channel to configure is Mono

or Stereo. By default, all the input channels (except the mic/line inputs corresponding to

the modules FR03) of the AEQ FORUM are defined as Stereo. If any channel is re-

configured for Mono it will result in an incremented number of the listed available input

channels: one Stereo Channel is converted into two Mono channels.

• HIDDEN allows you to choose between HIDDEN and VISIBLE.

o The option of VISIBLE indicates that this channel can be configured directly

from the AEQ FORUM Mixer Control surface (Hardware).

o The option HIDDEN indicates that this channel will not appear as available and

configurable from the AEQ FORUM Mixer Control surface (Hardware). An

example of a typically “HIDDEN” signal would be for example the “time TOPS”.

• STUDIO ON AIR associates the CHANNEL ON/OFF of this channel with the triggering

of a GPO for the “ON-AIR” Lights of the Studio. Typically you would associate this GPO

to microphone channels.