Extron electronics mediaport 200, User Manual

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HDMI Panel — The
HDMI
panel provides level and mute control for audio coming
through the HDMI input from a camera with built-in microphone, or a signal from an
HDMI switcher that contains audio. This panel contains faders for providing up to 24 dB
of gain or 18 dB of attenuation of the incoming HDMI audio from connected source.
At the bottom of the panel there are text fields for entering desired gain or attenuation
levels, individual left and right
Mute
buttons, a
Gang
button which ties left and right
channel controls together, and a Left/Right dBFS meter for monitoring input signal level.
NOTE:
• The HDMI audio input should not be used for microphone audio if a mic is
connected to the Mic/Line input.
•
The panel is unavailable (grey) if there is no audio signal detected at the HDMI
input.
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Line In Panel — The
Line In
panel provides level and mute control for program audio
coming from a source connected to the stereo Line input, such as an iPod or other
program source. This panel contains faders for providing up to 24 dB of gain or 18 dB
of attenuation to the incoming signal from the Line In input. At the bottom of the panel
there are text fields for entering desired gain or attenuation levels, individual left and right
mute buttons, a gang button that ties left and right channel controls together, and a
Left/Right dBFS meter for monitoring input signal level.
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USB Communications Panel — The
USB Communications
panel provides level and
mute control for communications audio received from the far-end, delivered through
the standalone Unified Communication (UC) application being used, and is mixed
separately from the USB playback audio. At the bottom of the panel there are text fields
for entering desired attenuation levels, individual left and right
Mute
buttons, a
Gang
button that ties left and right channel controls together, and a Left/Right dBFS meter for
monitoring input signal level.
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Mic/Line Panel — The
Mic/Line
panel provides level and mute control for
microphone audio or microphone mix audio from an external DSP to be sent to the far
end. This panel contains a
Phantom Power
button, a fader for providing up to 60 dB of
gain and 18 dB of attenuation on the incoming signal. At the bottom of the panel there
is a text field for entering desired gain or attenuation levels, a channel
Mute
button, and
a mono dBFS meter for monitoring input signal level.
NOTE:
Mic/Line
is muted by default. Connect a microphone, apply phantom power
if needed, then unmute.
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DSP Icon — Each input channel contains DSP that can be accessed by clicking the
DSP
icon that opens the input DSP window. Within the DSP window, there are up to
three tabs:
•
Filters
•
Compressor
•
Ducking
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