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• “STATUS”: allows you to access to the information regarding the routing and processDSPs percentage of use. In case the working limit of any of them is exceeded theindication “OVL” (Overload) is shown.3.4.2. “SETUP“ menu.Through the “IPSET” option in a contextual key, this menu enables you to display and modifythe IP configuration associated with the Ethernet port available on the back panel of theequipment (“LAN” see section 2.2.2.2 of this manual) in the form of IP address, subnet mask(MASK) and gateway (GWAY). Only level 3 users are allowed to modify these parameters (the“SETUP” key is shown to other users but is not active).As in many other AEQ CAPITOL console submenus, the icon in the upper left-hand cornerindicates that browsing and configuration are performed by using the associated rotaryencoders.From left to right, the three rotary encoders are associated with “IP”, “MASK” and “GWAY” fieldsrespectively. Each one of these fields consist of 4 number separated by dots and named bytes.A flashing cursor indicates the byte that is subject to be changed at that moment by turning theassociated encoder. Pressing any of the 3 encoders allows you to change from one byte to thenext one. This process is repeated from left to right until the IP address is complete, as well asthe associated subnet mask and gateway.The “OK” contextual key allows you to validate and save the changes, returning then to theprevious screen. The “BACK” contextual key allows you to return to the previous screen withoutchanges saving.AEQ CAPITOLUltra-compact digital audio mixer42
3.4.3. “SELECT“ menu.This menu enables you to perform advanced configuration operations on audio inputs/outputs,processes and internal routing of all of the signals present in the console.The options available through the contextual keys below the screen, from left to right, are:• “BACK”: pressing this key allows you to return to the previous menu screen.• “INPUT”: configuration of input audio signals, as well as processes and routingassociated with those signals.• “OUTPUT”: configuration of output audio signals, as well as associated routing andtones activation.3.4.3.1. “INPUT“ menu.This menu shows a list of all the audio input logical signals defined in the system from theconfiguration software. For more information, see section “4. CONFIGURATION SOFTWARE”in this manual.You can access a more complete description of each one of the input audio channels by turningany of the 3 associated encoders and pressing then the “OK” contextual key or any of theseencoders. The information showed on this screen, from top to bottom and left to right, is:• Name of the channel, in alphanumeric format containing up to 6 characters. This is thesame identifier as the one shown in the channel display. See section “2.1.1.3. Channeldisplay” in this manual.AEQ CAPITOLUltra-compact digital audio mixer43
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In case you select an AFU file that
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