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There are two tabs: “General” y “Salvo”.The “General” tab gives you access to a screen identical to the one described in the previoussection and allows you to configure the operational sequence of the programmable key and itsrelationship with the system GPI´s and GPO´s. This way it is possible to execute a Salvo bypressing the programmable key and activating at the same time a GPO or by the remoteactivation of the programmable key through GPI (for this purpose, you must activate the “Push”checkbox).The “Salvo” tab includes specific functions, including a list of actions for each of the crosspointscontrolled by the Salvo and the order of execution (first-up, last-down). There are threebuttons below the list enabling you to configure the list of actions:• “Insert”: allows you to insert the activation or deactivation of a cross-point in the list ofactions from a simple menu:o “Status”:• “Off → On”: the action is executed when the programmable key isactivated.• “On → Off”: the action is executed when the programmable key isdeactivated.o “Order”: allows you to set the position of this action in the general list ofactions.o “Input”: allows you to select the input channel or internal summing bus.o “Output”: allows you to select the output channel or internal summing bus.o “Action”: allows you to select whether the cross-point between “Input” y“Output” is connected (“Connect”) or disconnected (“Disconnect”).• “Modify": allows you to modify a preconfigured action. The options on this screen areidentical to those described for “Insert” option.• “Delete”: allows you to delete a preconfigured action. Confirmation is requested.AEQ CAPITOLUltra-compact digital audio mixer78
4.3.2.4. Configuration of “Codec” programmable keys.Programmable keys that are set to “Codec” enables you to assign functions associated withremote control of external communications equipment (such as audio-codecs) throughassociated GPIs and GPOs. A key set to this function is assigned with a dedicated icon.The lower part of the “Programmable Keys” submenu will show the associated options for“Codec” type keys, when this configuration mode is selected.In order to be able to configure the programmable key (or edit a previously createdconfiguration), you have to press the “Edit Configuration” button, to active and allows you toconfigure the following fields:• “Device”: shows a list of pre-programmed devices in the “Codec” function. Theavailable options are:o “CA33”: optional internal dual digital telephone hybrid module of AEQCAPITOL. For more information see section 2.2.3.5 of this manual.o “TH02”: digital telephone hybrid AEQ TH02EX. For more information pleaseconsult the AEQ website.o “Eagle”: ISDN audio-codec AEQ EAGLE. For more information please consultthe AEQ website.o “Phoenix”: IP/ISDN audio-codec AEQ PHOENIX STUDIO. For moreinformation please consult the AEQ website.Depending on the particular equipment selected, the following options may vary. For CA33module, the available configuration options are:• “Ring”: the key starts to blink when there is an incoming call. This function can becombined in the same key with any of the following three functions.• “Extended”: enables the option of frequency extender for the CA33 telephone hybrid.The key turns on when activated.• “Line”: selects which of the two CA33 lines that key is configured for.• “Wait”: allows you to put the call on hold (you can send audio to the telephone line, butthe audio from the line is not received in the console). The key turns on when activated.• “OnAir”: allows you to put the call on the air (you can send audio to the telephone lineand the audio from the line is received in the console). The key turns on when activated.• “OK”: allows you to accept the created or edited configuration.• “Cancel”: allows you to reject the created or edited configuration. No change you mayhave made is saved.IMPORTANT NOTE: “Extended”, “Wait” and “OnAir” functions are exclusive between them (aprogrammable key can have only one of the three options associated), although any of themcan be combined in the same key with “Ring” function.AEQ CAPITOLUltra-compact digital audio mixer79
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