Manual - AEQ International

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2. PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE UNIT.To understand how the unit is wired and installed, you will first need to familiarize yourself withthe connectors and other configurable elements that are present on the front and rear panels ofthe device.2.1. Description of the front panel and connections.1 2 3 4562.1.1. Auxiliary I/O (“AUX IN/OUT”).1XLR - 5p - Female connector. Balanced connection.Pin 1 Common groundPin 2 + InputPin 3 - InputPin 4 + OutputPin 5 - OutputXLR 5p Female-panel pinout2.1.2. Headphones 1 and 2 output (“HP 1“ and “HP 2“).2 6¼” TRS Jack connector. Asymmetrical connection.TRS Jack pinout<strong>AEQ</strong> PHOENIX MOBILE10
2.1.3. Microphones 1 and 2 input (“MIC 1“ and “MIC 2“).XLR - 3p - Female connector. Balanced connection.3 5Connector viewed from thesoldered part.Input - FemaleMale - ExposedXLR 3P pinoutPin 1 GroundPin 2 + InputPin 3 - Input2.1.4. Mic-Line input (“MIC/LIN“).4Selectable via software.XLR - 3p - Female connector. Balanced connection.Connector viewed from thesoldered part.Input - FemaleMale - ExposedXLR 3P pinoutPin 1 GroundPin 2 + InputPin 3 - InputDetailed explanation:The microphone inputs (MIC1, MIC2) include low-noise preamplifiers and supply Phantompower feed (+12VDC and 10mA), which can be activated via software, to enable both dynamicand electrostatic microphones to be connected.The level of input signals MIC1, MIC2 y MIC/LINE and the level of output signals HP1 and HP2are modifiable through the rotary encoders associated with each signal on the control surface.<strong>AEQ</strong> PHOENIX MOBILE11
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Page 3 and 4: 4.3.3.4. Default configuration.....
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Page 7 and 8: Coordination ChannelEncoding modesI
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Page 15 and 16: The power supply / battery charger
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Page 27 and 28: 2.6. USB Interface.The USB port of
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MAC ConfigTo edit this information,
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4.9.2. Local Config.Allows you to a
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5. QUICKSTART USER'S GUIDE.To ensur
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5.3. Review of the configuration.On
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5.4.1. Ending an IP communication (
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5.6. Establishment of an ISDN commu
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• Select the communication destin
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• Once the connection has been co
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a) When MICRO (CPU) must be upgrade
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7. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS.*Audio
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8. A.E.Q. WARRANTY.AEQ warrants tha
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Comparative graph of different algo
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Detailed block diagram of the digit
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• The circuit is fixed. Because a
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UDP DatagramThe protocols for trans
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For complete information on RTP/RTC
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This working method, supported by e
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PHOENIX MOBILE includes a STUN clie
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For complete information on the SAP
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Graphic representation of a DLP pro
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D1.2. Graphics Config.Enables a gra
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ANNEXE E: Connect PHOENIX MOBILE in
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ANNEXE F: 3G and GSM Communications
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