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• “Remote ON/OFF”: allows you to select a GPI (from the list defined in chapter 4.2.1.1)to perform the remote start function for this channel (Channel ON/OFF key on controlsurface: see paragraph 2.1.1.6 of this manual). “None” indicates there is no RemoteON/OFF function associated to that channel.• “Solo”: allows you to select a GPI (from the list defined in chapter 4.2.1.1) to remotelycut the audio of all the microphone inputs that have been defined except the one thathas been associated with the SOLO function”. This is useful when for example multiplemicrophones are used for the invited guests and the moderator needs to cut all the micsexcept his own. This option is only available for microphone channels and is typicallyused for the main microphone. You can not associate the same GPI to severalchannels. “None” indicates there is no SOLO function associated to that channel.• “Cough Cut”: allows you to select a GPI (from the list defined in chapter 4.2.1.1) toperform the cough-cut function for this channel. This option is only available formicrophone channels. “None” indicates there is no cough-cut function associated tothat channel.• “Remote PFL”: allows you to select a GPI (from the list defined in chapter 4.2.1.1)associated with the sending of the input channel to the CUE bus. This option is onlyavailable for microphone channels. You can not associate the same GPI to severalchannels. “None” indicates there is no Remote PFL function associated to that channel.• “Mute”: allows you to select a GPI (from the list defined in chapter 4.2.1.1) associatedwith the function to mute the channel selected upon receiving a remote command. Thisoption is not available for microphone channels. “None” indicates there is no Mutefunction associated to that channel.• “Hidden”: allows you to select whether the selected input channel can be associated(“Visible”) or not (“Hidden”) to a channel from AEQ CAPITOL control surface through“FADER” menu (see section 3.4.3.1.3.1). An example of a typically “Hidden” signalwould be the time TOPS.AEQ CAPITOLUltra-compact digital audio mixer68
• “Mono”: allows you to define whether the selected input channel is Mono or Stereo. Bydefault, all the input channels (except the mic/line inputs) of AEQ CAPITOL are definedas Stereo. If any channel is re-configured to Mono it will result in an incrementednumber of the listed available input channels: one Stereo Channel is converted into twoMono channels. This option is not available for microphone channels.• “Studio On Air”: associates the activation of Channel ON/OFF key of this channel withthe triggering of a GPO for the “ON-AIR” lights of the Studio room (see section 4.2.4.1of this manual). It also associates the studio monitors muting. Typically you wouldassociate this function to microphone channels.• “Control On Air”: associates the activation of Channel ON/OFF key of this channel withthe triggering of a GPO for the “ON-AIR” lights of the Control room (see section 4.2.4.1of this manual). It also associates the muting of the control monitors and the CUE bus.Typically you would associate this function to auto-control microphone channel.4.2.3.2. Advanced configuration of output channels menu.Even if all configuration options and possibilities are explained hereunder, it should be takeninto account that the on-screen options may vary depending on the inputs/outputs module thatthe logical audio audio channel has been configured for.• Header: Informative field that indicates type and position of the module that isconfigured at that moment.o “OUTPUT HW:xx.0y” means that we are setting the output "y" of the virtualcard located in slot xx.• “Label”: alphanumeric name of the channel. Maximum number of charactersrecommended is 6. This is the name that appears on all displays and menus of the AEQCAPITOL control surface.• “Default Routing”: allows you to configure the signal routed by default to that outputchannel. You can select any input channel (“Inputs” in “Type” column) or any of theinternal summing buses (“Mixer” in “Type” column; see section 4.2.2 of this manual).• “Mono”: allows you to configure the logical output channel as Mono or Stereo. Bydefault, all the outputs channels of AEQ CAPITOL are defined as Stereo. If any channelis re-configured to Mono it will result in an incremented number of the listed availableoutput channels: one Stereo Channel is converted into two Mono channels.AEQ CAPITOLUltra-compact digital audio mixer69
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