Configuration Instructions

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Fig. 34: 'Macro Definitions' dialog ............................................................................ 67
Fig. 35: Virtual keypad ............................................................................................. 67
Fig. 36: Configuration of the Digital Inputs .............................................................. 67
Fig. 37: 'Configuration' mask ................................................................................... 70
Fig. 38: 'CFG Common' mask ................................................................................. 71
Fig. 39: 'Config Preset 1' tab ................................................................................... 72
Fig. 40: Example Project ......................................................................................... 73
Fig. 41: Setup the digital inputs ............................................................................... 75
Fig. 42: 1x program amplifier, 1x backup amplifier, single-channel local backup ... 78
Fig. 43: 3x program amplifiers, 1x backup amplifier, single-channel local backup . 79
Fig. 44: 7x program amplifiers, 1x backup amplifier, single-channel distributed
backup ..................................................................................................................... 80
Fig. 45: 4x program amplifiers, 1x backup amplifier, single-channel local backup . 81
Fig. 46: 1x program amplifier, 1x backup amplifier, two-channel local backup ....... 82
Fig. 47: 3x program amplifiers, 1x backup amplifier, two-channel distributed backup
................................................................................................................................. 83
Fig. 48: 1x program amplifier, 1x backup amplifier, four-channel local backup ...... 84
Fig. 49: 1x program amplifiers, 1x backup amplifiers, four-channel distributed
backup ..................................................................................................................... 85
Fig. 50: 4x program amplifiers, 4x backup amplifiers, four-channel distributed
backup ..................................................................................................................... 86
Fig. 51: External relay matrix ................................................................................... 87
Fig. 52: Inner workings of backup amplifier concept ............................................... 88
Fig. 53: Example of a backup amplifier concept: Typical fault ................................ 89
Fig. 54: Opening the 'Macro Definitions' dialog ....................................................... 90
Fig. 55: Basic Station Configuration ........................................................................ 98
Fig. 56: Audio Input Configuration ......................................................................... 103
Fig. 57: Network channel number ......................................................................... 104
Fig. 58: 'Compressor/Limiter' tab ........................................................................... 106
Fig. 59: Triggered Signal Settings ......................................................................... 106
Fig. 60: AVC settings: Default mode ..................................................................... 107
Fig. 61: Calculation of the AVC value: Default mode ............................................ 107
Fig. 62: AVC settings: Moving Attenuation Mode .................................................. 108
Fig. 63: Calculation of the AVC value: Moving Attenuation Mode ........................ 108
Fig. 64: AVC-based analog measurement ............................................................ 109
Fig. 65: IO Triggered ............................................................................................. 110
Fig. 66: Test Signal settings .................................................................................. 111
Fig. 67: Analog audio input block diagram ............................................................ 112