Crown 137769-3 Input Path, Input Selector, Input Meter, Input Select Switch, Input Window Link

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DBC Network Bridge

5 Advanced Operation

5.3.1 Input Path

Starting from the Signal Path window, you can access the Input Path window (Figure 5.17) for any channel

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by clicking on either an input-select button or the Input Path icon (shown above) for the channel.

1. Input Selector

Choose which input channel to view by either pressing the blue or green input channel required or, pick an

input from the drop-down box.

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2. Input Meter

 

The switched input signal is sampled and displayed.

 

3. Input Select Switch

The signal that is input to each of the Input Processing Sections can be either the associated analog audio sig- nal from the rear panel or the associated CobraNet input.

4. Input Processing Selection

Displays the DSP processes available to the selected input path. If the icons are colored, the processes are enabled. Click on the process box in order to edit its parameters.

5. Input Signal Fader, Muter, and Inverter

The output of each of the Input Processing Sections has a fader associated with it prior to the Matrix Mixer. In addition, the Input Processing Section has a muter and inverter.

6. Input Window Link

This button opens a further window (Figure 5.18) that displays all the input gain faders with level meters, mute, polarity and input select switches. It provides an overview of the Input Processing Section DSP processes that are enabled/disabled for the selected input channel.

7. Outputs

Controls the “mix” level or matrix level of that particular input to the various outputs available on the unit.

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Figure 5.17 Input Path Window

Figure 5.18 Input Window

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Contents Some models may be exported under the name Amcron DBC Network BridgeUse only with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or Important Safety InstructionsEMC Standards Safety StandardEuropean Representatives Name and Address Equipment Type Digital B-ChainAudio and Network Connections Please refer to Figures 1.1 Getting Started With the DBC Network BridgeDBC DB25F Digital AES/EBU Pinouts 3 TCP/IQ Addressing Rules IntroductionSelecting Settings Control Panel 4 TCP/IQ SetupInternal Properties Window 5 TCP/IQ Addressing Worksheet Example of AN IQ Addressing Worksheet2C. Close the software. Repeat as necessary 11 The Discovery Screen 14 The Unit Presets Window Table of Contents How to Use This Manual FeaturesWelcome 3CREEN #HANNELS#ANDA3UBWOOFERS Unpack and Install Your DBC Network Bridge SetupConnecting to AC Mains Speech Mic, speech DBm/dBV WiringAnalog, Digital and Auxiliary Inputs Dynamic mic Condenser mic Hot condenser MentUnbalanced Input Wiring Balanced Input WiringBalanced Monitor Output Wiring CobraNet Connections Unbalanced Monitor Output WiringControl Port Connections Operation Monitor Out Connector Back Panel Controls and Connectors IEC AC Power InletPrimary Network Connector Secondary Network ConnectorLCD Control Screen shows SceneOperation Example Operation ExamplesMenu Tree System Overview Presets and ScenesIQwic Overview PC RequirementsInput Level Meters Preset InformationMetering Output Level MetersFront Panel Control Lock Out LED Display ModeGeneral Tab Real Time ClockBasic Processing Functions Signal Path Tab, Cinema Surround FormSurround Per-Channel Signal Processing Booth Monitor Source SelectThreshold Input CompressorOn/Off Compression RatioChannel Select Input DelaySignal Path window Delay SettingsFrequency Response Graph Frequency, Gain and Q SettingsEQ Filters Add ButtonCombined Responses Show Magnitude/PhaseFrequency Select Field Frequency SliderMaster fader works like this All Outputs Volume Controls13 Signal Generator Window Signal GeneratorCobraNet Explanation 14 CobraNet Output Window CobraNet OutputDBC Outputs Meters CobraNet Bundle/Channel Selector Input Selector Buttons Level SliderMute Button Polarity ButtonStandard Cinema Preset Button Preset PresetsPreset Segue Preset Options NoticePreset Select Buttons Preset EditorPreset Name Preset Control Window18 Scenes Window ScenesNamed Scene EditorScene Controls20 Events Scheduler Window Events SchedulerPeriodic Events One Time EventsSchedule Output Dynamic Cut/Boost Meters General Firmware Features Input Level MetersMemory Backup Input Dynamic Cut/Boost MetersAdvanced Operation Advanced Operation Table of ContentsSystem Contact System NameSystem Description System LocationConductor CobraNet SetupStatus indicators IP AddressCobraNet Input Window CobraNet InputControl Port Window Control PortPin Pin State IndicatorControl Port Window Digital Inputs Edit ButtonsSet Objects Recall PresetAdd / Remove Buttons Object ListInclude Control Port Condition Logic Setup WindowCondition NameManual Output State Pin State IndicatorReflect Preset Control Port Window Digital Outputs SectionControl Port Window Analog Outputs Section Control Port Window Analog Inputs Section AINInput Path Input Level/Polarity/Mute same as Advanced Form Firmware FeaturesInput Delay Input Gate Auto Level Settings Output Path Same as Output DelayInput Selector Input Select SwitchInput Signal Fader, Muter, and Inverter Input Path19 Input Delay Window Hardware DelaysHysteresis Signal DelayDepth Static ThresholdIdle Gain Auto-LevelerTarget Level Max GainPriority Ducking AutomixerDepth of Cut Ambience WeightingAutomix Controls Priority24 Automix Matrix Window Automix MatrixAutomixing Group Controls Priority Mix EnableHighest Open Mic Priority Indicator EnableAutomix Group Adaptive GatingAmbient Level Meter Group Gate Threshold Ambient Offset27 Solo/Mute Window Solo/MuteOutput Processing Sections Output PathOutput EQ Filters Expansion Ratio Program Level Dependent ModeSense Delay Ambient LevelerFour parameters control this feature 32 Outputs Window Outputs ButtonOutput Section Technical DescriptionAudio Input Section DSP Processing SectionAdditional Error Checking TroubleshootingCondition Both LEDs flashing Advanced Signal Path Window with Preset-32 Icons Enabled Specifications Required AC Mains AC Line Connector 15A IEC AC power inletGlossary Appendix a TCP-IQ Network BasicsTCP/IQ Network Basics Component firmware upgrades via the networkMultiple Network Communication Via an IP Router 1Fast Ethernet 100Base-T Closer Look at CobraNetRepeater Networks Switched NetworksAudio Specs Bundles and Audio ChannelsService United States & Canada WarrantyWorldwide Except USA & Canada Credit card information Crown Audio Factory Service InformationDBC Network Bridge

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