Manual - AEQ International

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From left to right and from top to bottom the available options are:• Name of the snapshot (test 1 in the example).• Name of the channel (dig 2 in the example).• “Digital Gain”: allows you to control the output gain of the selected channel from -12dBto +12 dB, by means of a graphical representation of a sliding fader.• “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.AEQ CAPITOLUltra-compact digital audio mixer96
4.4. “Firmware Upgrade” menu.This menu allows you to update the firmware versions for the AEQ CAPITOL, allowing for theimplementation of new features and developments in future versions. Clicking on the “FirmwareUpgrade” section on the main screen, the left side of the screen will show you the list ofsubmenus, which includes:• “Tree View”: provides a global view of the system, providing information regarding thecurrently installed firmware versions for each of the integrated and optional modulesthat AEQ CAPITOL mixing console contains.• “Upgrade View”: shows information regarding the system functional module to beupdated and the overall progress of the Firmware Upgrade operation.• “Log View”: log containing all the actions associated with an upgrade process.IMPORTANT NOTE: Any operation in this “Firmware Upgrade” section should only beaccomplished by qualified personnel in possession of all necessary technical informationrelative to this system and with the possibility to establish a direct communication with AEQ'stechnical support (sat@aeq.es).In order to execute this menu available options, it is necessary that the Capitol Setupapplication is in direct communication with the AEQ CAPITOL mixer, through its Ethernet port(“LAN”) at the audio engine back panel. In case there is no connection to console, theassociated submenus will be shown blank.4.4.1. “Tree View” submenu.“Tree View” submenu is accessed, from the drop-down menu “Firmware Upgrade”, by clickingon the icon:“Tree View” submenu provides a global view of the system, with a tree structured diagram,providing information regarding the currently installed firmware versions for each of theintegrated and optional modules that AEQ CAPITOL mixing console contains.AEQ CAPITOLUltra-compact digital audio mixer97
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Its Ethernet port enables the local
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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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3. DESCRIPTION OF THE INTERNAL MENU
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• “CHRONO”: enables you to co
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• “BACK”: pressing this key a
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3.4.3. “SELECT“ menu.This menu
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