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2.1.3. Wrist- rest and side trims.AEQ CAPITOL control surface is provided in two different configurations:• Desktop or Table top (TT):AEQ code 732.000.700 – AEQ CAPITOL digital compact table-top mixing console.• Counter-sunk (CS), to be built into technical furniture:AEQ code 732.000.701 – AEQ CAPITOL digital compact counter-sunk mixing console.Table-top AEQ CAPITOL features a frame around the sides, upper and lower part of the controlsurface. This frame adopts the shape of a wrist-rest at the lower side, in oven dried lacquereedsteel that suffers minimal wear of use.AEQ CAPITOL TTThe wooden side trims allow for an easy recognition of the equipment and are integer part ofthe chassis. They also have the function as a finishing element for table-top installations of themixing console.AEQ CAPITOL CS option, on the other hand, is provided without these trims and the metalframe that supports them, ready for the integration into a supporting tabletop. This way thecontrols surface will form a homogeneous part of the technical furniture, leveled with the surfaceof the table or desktop.AEQ CAPITOL CSAEQ CAPITOLUltra-compact digital audio mixer18
2.2. Audio engine description.AEQ CAPITOL is an ultra-compact digital audio mixer for Radio and Television consisting in acontrol surface and an associated audio engine, specially designed for ON AIR broadcastcontrol, highly adaptable to different operational situations. The following chapters will describeAEQ CAPITOL audio engine.The AEQ CAPITOL audio engine or core unit consists in a 2RU chassis (89mm or 3 1/2”height), designed to be installed in standardizedd 19” (482mm) racks. As with the rest of AEQCAPITOL, the audio engine size has been minimized without leaving any feature out, its depthbeing only 330mm.AEQ CAPITOL audio engine does not have any fans or moving mechanical parts for cooling.Therefore its operation is totally silent and can thus be installed inside radio studios. The unitcooling relies on convection air flow. For this reason it is strongly recommended to leave somespace above and below the equipment. It also takes advantage of the good thermal conductivityproperties of the metal elements of the chassis to channel the residual heat to the front panel,where it is dissipated.Ease of installation and set up been a priority during the design of CAPITOL, so audio input andoutput, control monitoring and auxiliary signals configurations of the mixing console are fixedand defined from Factory:• 4 balanced microphone / line level inputs.• 12 line level balanced mono analog inputs.• 4 AES/S/PDIF digital stereo inputs.• 8 line level balanced mono analog outputs.• 4 AES/S/PDIF digital stereo outputs.• 2 stereo input/output USB computer connections.• Control and Studio headphone outputs.• Stereo unbalanced CUE output with line level.• Stereo balanced analog outputs with line level for control and Studio monitors.In order to connect external cough-cuts, remote control external devices, ON AIR lights, etc,AEQ CAPITOL features 8 general purpose digital inputs (GPI), 8 outputs (GPO) and another 4relay-switched outputs. The system configuration and remote control is carried out through anIP based Ethernet connection.AEQ CAPITOL has an optional bi-directional MADI interface (optional and subject to a specificuser license) that can carry up to 64 digital inputs and outputs as well as two optional digitaltelephone hybrids.For ease of wiring and avoid errors in the installation process, audio and data cables with DB15male connectors required to connect the console can be optionally supplied. In any event, it isnecessary to use shielded and balanced audio cables and that the connection to the DBconnectors are made by technically qualified personnel and properly verified before connectingthe equipment. Further, optional power supply and wiring for control and studio signalling andGPIO can be supplied.AEQ CAPITOLUltra-compact digital audio mixer19
Page 5: Its Ethernet port enables the local
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Page 12 and 13: VU metersPROGRAMMABLEKEYSMAINSCREEN
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Page 22 and 23: • Maximum power: 100mW at 40 ° C
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Page 26 and 27: - Opening the unit.It’s VERY IMPO
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Page 36 and 37: 3. DESCRIPTION OF THE INTERNAL MENU
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• “Mono”: allows you to defin
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4.2.4.1. “Studio Room Section“.
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4.3. “Programmable Configuration
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4.3.2. “Programmable Keys” subm
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• “Latch Mode”: allows you to
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4.3.2.4. Configuration of “Codec
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• “On Air GPI”: selects and c
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The lower part of the “Programmab
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The three buttons at the bottom of
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Allows you to scroll to the top of
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• “ATTACK TIME”: this is the
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4.3.4.4. Advanced configuration of
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The available options in the snapsh
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From left to right and from top to
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4.4. “Firmware Upgrade” menu.Th
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In case you select an AFU file that
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5. A.E.Q. GUARANTEE.AEQ warrants th
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