User`s manual

AEQ FORUM - DIGITAL AUDIO MIXER FOR BROADCAST APPLICATIONS
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selection.
In this section you can also allocate the of physical outputs - “GPO´s” associated with “OFF
AIR” green lights (i.e. no sources especially microphones, are activated in the studio,) and “ON
AIR”, red light (i.e. no sources, especially microphones are activated in the studio) of the Studio.
You can choose between the opto-coupled GPO´s (1 to 8) or the contact relay GPO´s (9 to 12).
See section 2.2.2.1 of this manual
4.2.4.2. CONTROL ROOM SECTION
This section of MONITORING CONFIGURATION sub-menu lets you choose how the four keys
under the display of the CONTROL ROOM SECTION shall work – either in MIXER or
EXCLUSIVE mode. If the option MIXER is selected, the physical outputs associated with CRM
(CONTROL ROOM MONITOR) and CHP (CONTROL HEADPHONES) will act as summing
buses and may therefore have more than one of the four keys simultaneously activated, thus
mixing the signals corresponding to each of the four keys on the control monitoring system or
the control headphones. Contrary to the configuration described, in the EXCLUSIVE mode,
these buses (CRM and CHP) are not summing buses and can therefore not have more than
one key activated at any given time. This effectively means that by pressing any of the four
keys, the previously activated will be disconnected from the summing bus and replaced by the
new selection.
In this section you can also allocate physical outputs - “GPO´s” associated with “OFF AIR”
green lights (i.e. no sources especially microphones, are activated in the control room) and “ON
AIR”, red light (i.e. sources, especially microphones are activated in the control) of the Studio.
You can choose between the opto-coupled GPO´s (1 to 8) or the contact relay GPO´s (9 to 12).
See section 2.2.2.1 of this manual.
4.2.5. NTP Client Configuration Sub-menu
Access to the NTP CLIENT CONFIGURATION sub-menu from the internal drop-down menu
under “Hardware Configuration”, clicking the icon;
“NTP CLIENT CONFIGURATION” sub-menu Icon
From this sub-menu you can enable synchronization of the date and time of the system using
standard Ethernet NTP protocol, with the local AEQ FORUM clock slave to the remote (NTP)
signal.