Studer OnAir 1500, Operating Instructions Manual

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OnAir Digital Mixing Consoles
6-12 Configuration
Document generated: 06.08.14
SW V6.0
6.5 Configuration Details
6.5.1 Logical inputs
For every logical input that shall be routable to an input channel strip, a physi-
cal input (or, if required, a master output or, if required and configured, a tie
line) has to be defined. For tieline configuration refer to the service manual.
Basic Label This is the channel label that is normally displayed in the channel strip and
in the GUI if this input is routed. The label may have up to eight characters.
When touching, for example, the upper DVD 1 button – i.e., the label of
Logical In 6 – a keyboard for editing the channel label appears. At the top
of the keyboard the current channel label is displayed. For editing, just type
the desired label name; please note that the screen keyboard always appears
with Caps Lock active. Once finished, touch Enter . If the current label is
ok and should be retained, then touch ESC instead.
Please note that Save Config must be touched in order to permanently save
your edits, as indicated in chapter 6.4.2 .
Label (read only) This is the label actually displayed in the channel strip and in the GUI; nor-
mally, this corresponds to the Basic Label mentioned above. However, it
may be temporarily overwritten by I/O sharing, label import from an external
router control system (VSM) via Pro-Bel, a caller name imported from the
Call Management System (CMS), or during CAB operation. With SW V5.0 it