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STATUS BAR
Displays information and notifications about the Anubis status
48V: Will light up red if 48 Phantom power is active on an input channel
CLP: Clipping peak detected, clear the clipping by either tapping the meters section (PreAmps &
Meters page) or use the Peak clear option available in the Meters page (PK) or in the Monitor
Control section (refer to the Monitor Mission chapter)
OV: Overload detected in the Anubis built-In Mixer. Typically summing multiple sources could
cause an Overload and clear the overload by either tapping the Monitor page Peak or from the
general Meters page (PK)
Input Cut: When lit it will indicate that one or more Preamp channel is cut (muted) 1-2-3-4-TB
Talkback: Built-in and/or routed input to the Talk 1 or 2. Active talkback will light up if engaged
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GPIO: GPIO indicator for input and output, will lit if GPIO is received or transmitted
MIDI IO: MIDI indicator for input and output, will lit if MIDI is received or transmitted
Log: Lights up when a message or error has been received. Check message in Home page Log
Power Over Ethernet: (PoE) when active, the icon will be highlighted green
Synchronization status: M Master PTP or S Slave PTP clock, recommended for operations.
Yellow color S indicate lock in progress, wait for the lock to be green before operating Anubis.
Red color S indicates improper synchronization (operation not recommended check your setup.)
PTP Clock: The Precision Time Protocol (PTP) is used to synchronize clocks throughout a computer
network. Also known as IEEE 1588, it is a protocol designed to synchronize real-time clocks in the
nodes of a distributed system that communicates using a network. RAVENNA is based on and uses V2
of this IEEE standardized protocol. PTP Clocks allow for time resolution to the nanosecond.
Master: Indicates that the current Anubis is the PTP Master
Slave: The Anubis is slave to another PTP Master
If multiple Anubis are connected over the same network, one Anubis will be elected the PTP
Master. A specific Anubis can require to be the PTP Master by enabling the PTP Master option in
the Anubis>Settings>General.
Note: There is no guarantee it will be the Master as another device can have higher PTP priority/class.
Sampling Rate indication: e.g. 48kHz