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QM-FTDC Microphone Control – Signal Descriptions (continued)
SIGNAL TYPE AND
NAME
DESCRIPTION
Digital output:
<
PhantomEnable-F >
Indicates that phantom power has been enabled.
High/1 = Phantom power is on; Low/0 = Phantom power
is off
Analog inputs:
<
Mic1GatingLevel >
< Mic2GatingLevel >
Sets the threshold for gating. The noise gate is enabled
for as long as the <
GatingEnable > input is high.
Valid gating values range from 0% to 100%.
Once the microphone audio rises above <
GatingLevel >
the gate opens, allowing the signal to pass through.
If the <
MicNominal > feedback pulses while the
< MicGate > feedback remains low, this indicates a
threshold that is set too high.
Analog outputs:
<
Mic1GatingLevel-F >
< Mic2GatingLevel-F >
Indicates the gating level for the corresponding MIC/LINE
input.
Analog inputs:
<
Mic1Gain >
< Mic2Gain >
Adjusts the gain of the MIC 1/LINE 1 or MIC 2/LINE 2
input.
Valid values range from 0% to 100%. This maps into the
following range:
Mic level input: -60dBV to -20dBV
Line level input: -28dBV to +12dBV
Analog outputs:
<
Mic1Gain-F >
< Mic2Gain-F >
Indicates the gain being applied to the corresponding
MIC/LINE input.
Analog input:
<
AttackTime >
Sets the time, in milliseconds, that it takes for the noise
gate to fully open after the signal exceeds the
<
GatingLevel >. This prevents short spikes in the input
signal level, such as coughing, from opening the gate.
The attack time applies to both microphones.
Valid analog values range from 0d (0ms) to 100d
(100ms), with 10d to 40d being the most usable range.
Out of range values are ignored.
Analog output:
<
AttackTime-F >
Indicates the attack time.
Analog input:
<
DecayTime >
Sets the time, in milliseconds, over which the noise gate
will close. This prevents the sound from stopping too
abruptly—for example, during brief pauses in speech.
The decay time applies to both microphones.
Valid analog values range from 0d (0ms) to 5000d
(5000ms, or 5s), with 1000d to 3000d (1000s to 3000s, or
1s to 3s) being the most usable range.
Out of range values are ignored.
Analog output:
<
DecayTime-F >
Indicates the decay time.
Analog inputs:
<
Mic1EQTrim1 > through
< Mic1EQTrim4 >
(auto-compensation
models)
Sets the four MIC 1 EQ trims (at 160Hz, 500Hz, 1.2kHz,
and 3kHz).
Valid analog values range from -120d (-12dB) to +120d
(+12dB), adjustable in increments of 0.1dB (1d = 0.1dB).
A trim of 0d (0dB) means that the signal will pass
unaffected.
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