DETAIL OF AUDIO CHANGEOVER REMOTER
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useful when the sources are defined as "dirty" and risk creating in output a continuous ping-
pong between Primary and Backup. This control allows a return time from 01 seconds to 31
seconds.
Analog Out
Priority
Represents the priority of the Audio source with respect to other audio sources. By introducing
in sequence the various inputs with respect to the Analog Output, a switching sequence is then
obtained which can be varied depending on requirements. The permitted values are 1-2-3-4
where 1 is the
FIRST
source
,
2 the
SECOND
, 3 the
THIRD
, 4 the
FOURTH
.
OFF
represents
NON SWITCHING
with regard to that source.
In each case switching takes place when the secondary sources (2-3-4) to which switching
must be performed, are considered valid, namely that physically there is an input audio, above
a certain level to be considered appropriate for broadcasting. Without this important control
upon switching, there would be a risk of backup audio source broadcast that is worse than the
primary source, while with this control inserted, the ability to perform switching to a Backup is
provided, given that the backup is better than the primary source that ceased to be valid.
Is it possible to send an Analog audio source toward the Digital output and then to send a
Digital audio source toward the Analog output; in addition, the Input Priority Sequence is visible
in the Output panel relative to the Analog Output.
Digital Out
Priority
Represents the priority of the Audio source with respect to other audio sources. By inserting in
sequence the various Inputs with respect to the Digital Output, a switching sequence is then
obtained which can be varied depending on requirements. The permitted values are 1-2-3-4
where 1 is the
FISRT
source
,
2 the
SECOND
, 3 the
THIRD
, 4 the
FOURTH
.
OFF
represents
NON SWITCHING
with regard to that source.
In each case switching takes place when the secondary sources (2-3-4) to which switching
must be performed, are considered valid, namely that physically there is an input audio , above
a certain level to be considered appropriate for broadcasting. Without this important control
upon switching, there would be a risk of backup audio source broadcast that is worse than the
primary source, while with this control inserted, the ability to perform switching to a Backup is
provided, given that the backup is better than the primary source that ceased to be valid.
Is it possible to send an Analog audio source toward the Digital output and at times to send a
Digital audio source towards the Analog output; in addition, the Input PrioritySequence is visible
in the Output panel relative to the Digital Output.
UNDO
Pressing this key restores the default values set in production for each individual panel.
7.6.2 The Analog Input Denoiser module
A
Denoise
is also available on the input settings screen. The Denoise is a feature
that provides the option to the device to minimise the noise that may occur on an
input. In so doing, if for one reason or another, there is an input defined as "dirty"
and "noisy", Fox tries in every way to minimise this noise, attempting to make the
input as clean as possible.
E.g.: with a large audio system where it is difficult to identify what is generating
noise on an input, this effect can be applied to try to minimise it. It is of course not
a "high tech" solution but undoubtedly provides great stability to the system. The
controls available include:
On/Off, Threshold, Expander Ratio.
With On/Off the Denoiser may or may not be inserted, with Threshold the level at
which the Expander command must begin to increase the Dynamic is identified.