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2.2.2.3. Control and studio monitors.AEQ CAPITOL includes line-level monitoring outputs for a pair of speakers in the control roomand another pair for studio or cabin. These outputs are available through a female DB15connector labelled “CRM & SRM”.Control / Studio Monitoring Outputs (SUB-D female, 15 pins):Pin Signal Pin Signal1 CRM L+ 9 CRM L-2 GND 10 GND3 CRM R+ 11 CRM R-4 GND 12 GND5 SRM L+ 13 SRM L-6 GND 14 GND7 SRM R+ 15 SRM R-8 GNDCRM: Control Room MonitorSRM: Studio Room MonitorL: LeftR: RightIn order to make installation process easier, AEQ offers specific pre-fabricated cable kits forAEQ CAPITOL audio input/output, both analog and digital, as well as studio headphones: FRCAB INP, consisting in a male DB15 connector soldered to 4 balanced and shielded 6 meterslong paired cables with no connectors at the other end, for 4 inputs or outputs. For moreinformation please check chapter 2.2.6 of this manual.AEQ can upon request provide fully finished cables and in special lengths. For more informationplease refer to AEQ sales department or authorised distributors.2.2.2.4. CUE.AEQ CAPITOL includes a professional stereo audio output for CUE or prelisten on TRS 3,5 mm⅛” jack, unbalanced connection. This connector has been chosen to simplify the selection ofthis component among a wide range of cost-effective solutions.Common GNDRightLeft2.2.2.5. Studio headphones.AEQ CAPITOL features an output for Studio headphones on the DB15 female connectorlabelled “STUDIO H/PHONES”.Studio Headphones Output (SUB-D female, 15 pins):AEQ CAPITOLUltra-compact digital audio mixer24
Pin Signal Pin Signal1 Not connected 9 Not connected2 GND 10 GND3 Not connected 11 Not connected4 GND 12 GND5 Active Studio Hphones Left 13 Active Studio Hphones Left6 GND 14 GND7 Active Studio Hphones Right 15 Active Studio Hphones Right8 GNDIn order to use this output, connect the headphones as follows:• For left channel, use DB15 pin 5 or 13 and connect the headphone betweenthat point and the external shield (pin 6).• For right channel, use DB15 pins 7 or 15 and connect the headphone betweenthat point and the external shield (pin 6).In order to make installation process easier, AEQ offers specific pre-fabricated cable kits forAEQ CAPITOL audio input/output, both analog and digital, as well as studio headphones: FRCAB INP, consisting in a male DB15 connector soldered to 4 balanced and shielded 6 meterslong paired cables with no connectors at the other end, for 4 inputs or outputs. For moreinformation please check chapter 2.2.6 of this manual.AEQ can upon request provide fully finished cables and in special lengths. For more informationplease refer to AEQ sales department or authorised distributors.2.2.3. Generic audio inputs and outputs.Next the available generic inputs and outputs types are detailed:• ”AES IN”: 4 stereo digital AES/EBU or S/PDIF inputs.• ”AES OUT”: 4 stereo digital AES/EBU or S/PDIF outputs.• ”ANALOG IN”: 12 mono line-level inputs, paired to stereo by software.• ”ANALOG OUT”: 8 mono line-level outputs, paired to stereo by software.• ”MIC/LIN”: 4 selectable line or microphone inputs.• ”USB”: 2 stereo USB digital audio inputs/outputs for PC.2.2.3.1. Accessing the programming jumpers.IMPORTANT NOTE: Previous experience with installation and configuration of electronic or PCcards is required for access and reconfiguration of programming jumpers. Please don’t open theunit if you don’t have this experience, due to the risk of causing damages or suffering electricdischarges.AES IN inputs and AES OUT outputs are configured according to AES/EBU standard bydefault. If connection to S/PDIF equipment is needed, you must open the audio engine andchange the corresponding jumpers.Mic/Line inputs are configured for use with dynamic microphones with no phantom feed bydefault. If you need to connect Phantom-fed condenser microphones to these inputs or usethem as mono Line inputs, you must open the audio engine and change the correspondingjumpers.AEQ CAPITOLUltra-compact digital audio mixer25
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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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• “ATTACK TIME”: this is the
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4.3.4.4. Advanced configuration of
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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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