Manual - AEQ International

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• “Modify Group”: allows you to modify the selected and previously created group ofmicrophones. The menu is identical to previously described for “Insert Group” option.4.3.4. “Preset Configuration” submenu.“Preset Configuration” submenu is accessed, from the drop-down menu “ProgrammableConfiguration”, by clicking on the icon:“Preset Configuration” submenu allows you to create default settings associated with thedifferent audio processes available in AEQ CAPITOL: equalizers, filters, compressors/limitersand noise gates.The main screen of this submenu is presented as a list of all the pre-sets created ordered bytheir “Id” and with a “Label” or name as identifier.The lower part of the “Preset Configuration” submenu includes a set of standardized buttons tomanage the list of presets:AEQ CAPITOLUltra-compact digital audio mixer86
Allows you to scroll to the top of the list.Allows you to move to the position immediately above in the list.Allows you to move to the position immediately below in the list.Allows you to scroll to the last position of the list.Allows you to insert a new entry in the list.Allows you to delete the selected entry from the list. Confirmation is requested.Allows you to edit the selected entry.Allows you to accept changes to the selected entry.Allows you to reject to the selected entry.Allows you to refresh the information shown in the list.The main screen of this submenu has also two buttons at the bottom:• “Import Presets”: allows you to import to CAPITOL Setup application all pre-setsstored on an AEQ CAPITOL mixing console that is connected through IP to thecomputer where the application is installed.• “Export Presets”: allows you to export from CAPITOL Setup application all stored presetsto an AEQ CAPITOL mixing console that is connected through IP to the computerwhere the application is installed.The advanced configuration menu of each one of the stored pre-sets is accessed by clicking“Click to [CONFIG]” and then clicking again on the button that will appear. The screen youaccess to looks as follows:AEQ CAPITOLUltra-compact digital audio mixer87
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Its Ethernet port enables the local
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In addition to the signals on chann
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VU metersPROGRAMMABLEKEYSMAINSCREEN
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At most, the last line will have fo
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• The three rotary encoders, from
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2.1.3. Wrist- rest and side trims.A
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2.2.1. Power supply.The power suppl
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• Maximum power: 100mW at 40 ° C
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2.2.2.3. Control and studio monitor
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- Opening the unit.It’s VERY IMPO
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Digital input 4 Digital input 3 Dig
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“ANALOG IN 1-4” connectorPin Si
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MIC/LINE input 4 MIC/LINE input 3 M
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Page 81 and 82: • “On Air GPI”: selects and c
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