Manual - AEQ International

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- Opening the unit.It’s VERY IMPORTANT to turn first the equipment off and disconnect the power supplycable(s).Remove 10 screws located as depicted in the following photograph: 4 at the top cover,3 at the top of the left side, 3 at the top of the right side. Pull up from the top cover andremove it.- Finding the jumpers location.Place the unit with the connectors facing towards you and recognize the following zonesinside it:DIGITAL INPUTS AND OUTPUTSPROGRAMMING ZONENOTE: When optional module CA33 is installed, you mustremove it first in order to gain access to this zone, byunscrewing 2 screws and pulling up. When re-instaling,please make sure that it’s correctly connected, makingsure that the screw holes match and then pressing down.AEQ CAPITOLUltra-compact digital audio mixerMIC/LINE INPUTS AND PHANTOMPOWER PROGRAMMING ZONES26
2.2.3.2. Digital inputs.AEQ CAPITOL includes 4 stereo balanced digital inputs available through a female DB15connector identified as “AES IN 1-4/SYNC” configurable one by one as AES/EBU (by default) orS/PDIF by configuring the corresponding jumpers.SRC (Sample-Rate-Converters) are included for all inputs. The digital audio format for eachinput is irrelevant in the process of installation and configuration since it is being managedautomatically and transparently to the user.Digital Inputs (SUB-D female, 15 pins):Pin Signal Pin Signal1 IN1+ 9 IN1-2 GND 10 GND3 IN2+ 11 IN2-4 GND 12 GND5 IN3+ 13 IN3-6 GND 14 GND7 IN4+ 15 IN4-8 GNDIn 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.- External synchronism connection.AEQ CAPITOL features external synchronization input in AES 11 format at input 1 ofthe “AES IN 1-4 /SYNC” connector. That is, the console can synchronize with theexternal audio source connected to this input. Here we repeat the corresponding pinout:Pin 1: IN1+Pin 9: IN1-Pin 2: GND- Programming digital inputs as S/PDIF.In order to use S/PDIF inputs, the programming described below adapts levels andunbalance signals by joining IN1-, IN2-, IN3- and IN4- to their associated grounds, soeach signal is taken from the corresponding IN+ and its GND (or IN-).Start by following the steps detailed at chapter 2.2.3.1 (it’s VERY IMPORTANT to turnfirst the equipment off and disconnect the power supply cable). Then, at the “DIGITALINPUTS AND OUTPUTS PROGRAMMING ZONE”, you can change the inputs one byone from AES/EBU to S/PDIF by moving the 5 jumpers associated to each input fromposition 1-2 (up) to position 2-3 (down), as shown in the following image:AEQ CAPITOLUltra-compact digital audio mixer27
Page 5: Its Ethernet port enables the local
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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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