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1.

Speakers

:

Audio monitoring is achieved through the use of class D amplifiers

driving two (left/right) wide range speakers.

2.

Headphone Jack

:

A 1/4" jack for an optional headphone is provided on the

front panel. Speaker audio mutes when headphones are plugged in.

3.

Channel Volume/Mute

: Rotating each

Channel Volume/Mute

control

adjusts the individual level of each corresponding channel. Pressing this

control

knob alternately mutes or unmutes the associated channel. Holding the control
knob pressed for two seconds solos the associated channel and mutes all others.

4.

Master Volume

: This control adjusts

the level of the entire mix. Note that while

there is a dedicated

Master Volume

control on the iAM-MIX-8, the iAM-MIX-16

incorporates a control that can be set up to be either a

Master Volume

control

or a 16th

Channel Volume/Mute

control. When the control is optioned to be a

Master Volume

, it control the volume of all of the channels, including channel

16. Pressing a Master Volume control alternately mutes or unmutes the entire
mix.

5.

Control Strips and Level Meters

: These miniature displays identify each

Channel Volume/Mute

control and provide a basic 10-segment level meter for

each channel. The displays will automatically dim if the none of the front panel
controls have been used for an hour, but will brighten again when any control is
adjusted. Refer to the

Channel Displays

section of this chapter for further

information on the functions of the

Control Strips and Level

Meters.

6.

Preset/Config Button

: Pressing this button activates a menu for Preset

selection and configuration status information. Refer to the

Preset/Config

Menu

section of this chapter for a description of how to use this button.

7.

USB

:

This USB 2.0 Type A connector allows you to use a flash drive (not

supplied) to perform software updates or copy system configurations to another
iAM-MIX or to a PC.

8.

Power Indicator

: The

Power

indicator lights blue whenever the iAM-MIX is

connected to power.

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Summary of Contents for iAM-MIX-16

Page 1: ...iAM MIX 8 iAM MIX 16 1RU 8 16 of 64 Channel Multi Source Mixing Audio Monitor User Guide Part Number 821807 Revision F ...

Page 2: ... respect to software documentation their quality performance merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose In no event will Wohler Technologies Inc be liable for direct indirect special incidental or consequential damages resulting from any defect in the hardware software or its documentation even if advised of the possibility of such damages Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitat...

Page 3: ... 9 CHAPTER 2 Local Operation 10 Startup 10 Front Panel 10 Rear Panel 12 SFP 2022 6 SFP 2110 Address Setup 15 Channel Displays 16 Preset Config Menu 16 Preset Selection 17 Product Information 17 Set DHCP IP 17 Set Static IP Address 17 Set Input Source 18 Load Preset Configuration from USB Flash Drive 18 Factory Reset 18 CHAPTER 3 Technical Info 20 CHAPTER 4 Using the iAM MIX Web GUI 24 Web Browser ...

Page 4: ...How do I ensure that outputs get automatically muted when a headphone is inserted into the headphone jack 39 Why are AES Pairs 1 2 3 and 4 in the Output Routing Matrix 39 What are AoIP Pair 30 and AoIP Pair 31 39 How do I route signals to the Analog XLR Outputs in a way that Master Volume doesn t affect this output but Channel Volume and Mute Solo does 40 How do I make Channel Volume but not Mutes...

Page 5: ...Ravenna 62 RAVENNA compatible talker listener 62 AVB Ethernet features 62 BACH Controller Graphical User Interface 63 Home Page 64 Patch Panel 65 Controller Cloud 66 Source Streams 67 Stream Destinations 68 Sync 70 Configuration Device Management 71 APPENDIX D API Documentation 72 Introduction 72 API Presets 72 HTTP Routing Table 108 Status Codes 108 ...

Page 6: ... The iAM MIX is small flexible moderately priced and simple to operate Its setup configuration can easily be copied to other iAM MIX units Setups are created with a web browser over a network connection Each iAM MIX can be configured with up to 64 Presets Nothing about the configurations of those predefined setups can be changed from the front panel This prevents less experienced or hurried operat...

Page 7: ...t is designed for a standard 19 rack Install it at ear eye level for best high frequency response and visual observation of the display screens Please adhere to the following clearances Table 1 1 Clearance Recommendations Clearance Surface 24 Front 3 Rear 2 Sides 1 75 Top and Bottom if either radiates heat 0 Top and Bottom if no heat Heat Dissipation The ambient temperature inside the mounting enc...

Page 8: ... cable types and other similar causes of undesired reflections in digital signal systems If severe enough such reflections can result in corruption of the digital data stream As with any audio equipment maximum immunity from electrical interference requires the use of shielded cable however satisfactory results can sometimes be obtained without it The internal circuitry ground is connected to the ...

Page 9: ...ent generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at their own expense ICES 003 This Class A digital appara...

Page 10: ...individual items within a control strip group The audio mixer terminology of strips is used in this manual when referring to the identification of the controls The control strip display label default is to display the input type and channel number but may be changed in the iAM MIX Web GUI to show any displayable text or numbers Important The number 1 8 or 1 16 above the channel control strips does...

Page 11: ...r Volume it control the volume of all of the channels including channel 16 Pressing a Master Volume control alternately mutes or unmutes the entire mix 5 Control Strips and Level Meters These miniature displays identify each Channel Volume Mute control and provide a basic 10 segment level meter for each channel The displays will automatically dim if the none of the front panel controls have been u...

Page 12: ... the iAM MIX software and firmware 4 AoIP This Ethernet port can accept either a Dante or a Ravenna Audio over IP signal There are different hardware option cards for each signal and the appropriate desired capability must be specified at order 5 MADI BNC This COAX input accepts an AES10 64 channel signal at 48 kHz sample rate The COAX output is reclocked from the MADI source When power to the iAM...

Page 13: ...gnals Single or dual transceiver arrangements are possible The SFP modules are swappable for convenience The iAM MIX must be powered off while inserting an SPF module or else it must be power cycled after insertion An optional license key must be purchased to enable each module A software license must be installed for an SFP port to function Refer to the System Setup section in Chapter 4 and to Fi...

Page 14: ...evel balanced audio Tascam pinout cables may be used and can be purchased Wohler Sales Refer to Figure 2 4 for the pinout of this connector Figure 2 4 Analog DB25 Input Connections 12 Analog Outputs These male XLR connectors provide two balanced analog outputs Left and Right The source of these signals is the mix of audio as monitored by the internal speakers If the licensed Common Output Routing ...

Page 15: ... SFP 2110 PC Fiber Optic 192 168 39 217 192 168 39 215 The optional SFP 2022 6 or SFP 2110 module furnished by Wohler Technologies is manufactured by Embrionix and comes from the factory with a default IP address To integrate it into your digital network you need to set its address to the source to be monitored You must use the emSET configuration software to set up this option It is available fro...

Page 16: ... these labels Refer to the Configuration Device Management section of Chapter 4 a Five or six upper case letters or numbers will typically fit on each line Since text character widths vary the exact number of characters displayed can vary The right edge may get cut off if very wide characters are entered b Lower case text characters are displayed as smaller capital letters small caps to allow more...

Page 17: ... Press EXIT MENU to return to normal monitor operation when you are finished reading this information Set DHCP IP Press SET IP DHCP to change the IP address mode to DHCP A menu will appear offering the choice of REBOOT DHCP or CANCEL NO CHG Press CANCEL NO CHG or EXIT MENU to exit this menu with no IP address changes or press REBOOT DHCP to change the IP address mode to DHCP and reboot the iAM MIX...

Page 18: ...R The iAM MIX will reboot with the new address To exit and cancel the changes you have made press EXIT MENU Set Input Source Press SET INP SOURCE to select the input source you would like to monitor from among the licensed inputs Press one of the choices given Another menu may appear to allow you to select from among the inputs of your chosen source To exit without selecting a different input sour...

Page 19: ...Page 19 To cancel the reset process press RESET NO or press EXIT MENU ...

Page 20: ...Mode Fiber 1 SI Optical SC Connector 1300nm Single Mode Fiber 1 SI Optical SC Connector 1310nm MADI Inputs Outputs 1 MADI BNC Standard Coax I O Optional SFP Transceiver Multi Mode Fiber 1 MADI Optical SC Connector 1300nm Single Mode Fiber 1 MADI Optical SC Connector 1310nm Analog Inputs Outputs 8 Balanced Analog Inputs on DB 25 are standard with every unit 2 Balanced Analog Outputs of monitored si...

Page 21: ...log Output Dynamic Range 100 dB Analog Output Reference Level 20 dBFS 4 1 0 dBu Internal Speakers Stereo 40mm Full Range Peak Acoustic Output 90dBA SPL 2 feet Power Output 4 Watts RMS 8 Watts peak each side Acoustic Frequency Response 150 Hz to 16 kHz 5 dB Headphone Out Stereo 40 Hz to 20 kHz 1dB Headphone Load 8Ω to 150Ω Table 3 2 iAM MIX Processing Options Option Part Description OPT DANTE 82907...

Page 22: ...ion key Use emSET to configure SFP SFP 2110 829086 SMTPE 2110 receiver Multi Mode 850 NM LC fiber connectors SFP module with software activation key Use emSET to configure SFP OPT AES 829080 Enables decoding and monitoring of 8 AES input channels on 4 BNC connectors Requires a software activation key OPT MADI 829092 Enables decoding and monitoring of 1 x MADI64 input on a BNC connector Requires a ...

Page 23: ...Page 23 Figure 3 1 iAM MIX Block Diagram ...

Page 24: ... more scrolling The Chrome web browser is recommended for speed and compatibility First Time IP Assignments The iAM MIX can operate with a static fixed or dynamic DHCP IPv4 address The address will be 172 27 2 2 when received from the factory or when switched from DHCP to static addressing mode There are two basic types of connections that may be used to connect the iAM MIX to a web browser a Peer...

Page 25: ...tible with the address assignments for that particular network Immediately after the host setup is complete change the address of the iAM MIX Make the corresponding address mask and gateway changes in the iAM MIX Network Setup page Refer to the Network Setup section of this chapter and Figure 4 11 Otherwise set the iAM MIX to DHCP address mode by checking the box for Use DHCP in Network Setup and ...

Page 26: ... Preset Selection menu of the iAM MIX and operators can easily access them Up to 8 Favorite Presets can appear in the iAM MIX 8 menu and up to 16 Favorite Presets can appear in the iAM MIX 16 menu In this way you can select just the Presets most useful to the operator out of the 64 possible Presets No other changes to the configuration of a Preset can be made on this screen Click on Configuration ...

Page 27: ...l remain logged in until the browser window is closed or the session is disconnected physically or virtually or Log Out by clicking Administrator Account in the upper right of any page Remote Monitoring Channels from the active Preset can be monitored remotely with this selection The channel metering will appear as shown in Figure 4 4 Figure 4 4 Remote Monitor Remote Monitor Selection ...

Page 28: ...orites to be displayed on the Preset Selection menu of the unit The Configuration Preset Setup screen contains selections of all of the details for a Preset and is largely arranged in a matrix format connecting input channels to monitoring channels The screen shown in Figure 4 5 contains settings for 8 meters as is contained in an iAM MIX 8 The screen for iAM MIX 16 would show settings for 16 mete...

Page 29: ...tored audio with a video monitored signal 4 Input Selection Audio from any of the input sources may be applied to the monitoring scheme in any way For example you may have 6 channels from an SDI stream along with 2 AES channels and along with 2 analog channels assigned your choice of meters A Preset Input Output Matrix is provided on the lower right side of the screen to allow you to assign each c...

Page 30: ...hange click Reset To undo the label changes for all of the channels click Reset All Click X to close the box 8 Speaker Assign Speaker assignments are made automatically when a cluster is set A speaker assignment adjustment is provided for each channel should you want to override the automatic settings Clicking a Speaker Assign button on a channel opens a box that lets you change the current settin...

Page 31: ...t at the time This makes it easy to swap SFP input modules without having to recreate presets after the insertion or removal of an SFP module Note that if a licensed SFP module is not detected such as when one is removed to be swapped its monitoring inputs will be muted Likewise if the required license has not been entered for an SFP module that is inserted its monitoring inputs will also be muted...

Page 32: ... Common Output Routing is not licensed then any of the iAM MIX inputs can be monitored in stereo or mono only through the internal speakers The headphone jack the analog XLR outputs and the first AES output will follow whatever is directed to the speakers When licensed select Common Output Routing under Configuration This will display the Common Output Routing COR screen This screen contains a mat...

Page 33: ...round sound monitor system 7 AoIP Pair 30 DANTE RAVENNA Selected inputs will be mixed to AoIP transmit channels 59 and 60 Note that configuration for channels 1 58 is not supported Use a Dante Controller or Coveloz web interface to route these channels appropriately 8 AoIP Pair 31 DANTE RAVENNA Selected inputs will be mixed to Channel 61 and Channel 62 Again use a Dante Controller or Coveloz web i...

Page 34: ... can be adjusted even for outputs whether they are in Speaker Mix or Free Mix modes 4 Master Volume Control This setting determines whether each output pair is adjusted by the Master Volume Control knobs Speaker Headphone outputs are always affected by the volume control knob as are any outputs that are in Speaker Mix mode 5 Channel Volume Control This setting determines whether each output pair i...

Page 35: ...d in the Configuration Preset section can be used to set output routings individually for each Preset The Preset Output Routing Screen is shown in Figure 4 9 Figure 4 9 Preset Output Routing Screen Note that all of the capabilities found in the Common Output Routing and described in the previous sections also apply for the Preset Output Routing The Preset Output Routings are distinct from the Comm...

Page 36: ... meters 1 through 8 are routed pair wise to AES Pair 1 and signals displayed on meters 9 through 16 are routed pair wise to the Analog XLR outputs Figure 4 10 Output Routing to AES and Analog Outputs How do I output pre fade signals on one output and post fade outputs on another For example to output downmixed pre fade audio signals on AES Pair 1 keep the associated Master and Channel Volume Contr...

Page 37: ... be routed to any chosen outputs In Figure 4 13 channels monitored on meters 9 to 16 are combined and routed to the Analog XLR outputs Figure 4 13 Specific Channel Output Routing How do I configure outputs for Source Select options without creating Presets Use the Common Output Routing settings to determine how the outputs are configured for source select options The Common Output Routing feature ...

Page 38: ...fiers and speakers instead of the internal speakers In Output Routing Configuration do not select any channel sources for speaker headphone Instead select the desired channels to be monitored by the Analog XLR Outputs Figure 4 15 illustrates channels 1 6 being monitored by external amplifiers and speakers instead of the internal speakers Figure 4 15 Output Routing with Internal Speakers Muted ...

Page 39: ...hannel external sound system then the multiple AES Outputs can be used to output 6 or 8 channels to it Using the output routing matrix check the channels to be monitored on each of the AES Outputs This will route the audio channels to the AES Outputs on the rear panel What are AoIP Pair 30 and AoIP Pair 31 Figure 4 14 shows the AoIP Output channels in the Output Matrix They perform the following f...

Page 40: ...e Control Solo Mute to ON checked This is illustrated in Figure 4 17 Figure 4 17 Effect of Master Volume and Solo Mute Settings on Outputs How do I make Channel Volume but not Mutes or Solos affect the output In Output Routing setting for the chosen output set the Master Volume Control and Solo Mute to OFF unchecked and set the Channel Volume Control to ON checked This is illustrated in Figure 4 1...

Page 41: ...igure 4 19 Device Management To set up Grass Valley integration use the following steps 1 Enter the network address of the Grass Valley NV9000 router control system in the IP Address box as shown in Figure 4 8 2 Enter channel number to be routed in Device ID field 3 Check the Auto fill box This will fill all of the other Device ID fields automatically and incrementally 4 Click the Apply button at ...

Page 42: ...Presets Use the following steps 1 Click the Export Presets button on the Database Management Database Export Import page 2 Insert a flash drive in the front panel USB jack on the iAM MIX you want to back up 3 Click the blue reload page link at the bottom of the page The Preset data will be written onto the Flash Drive Do not withdraw the Flash Drive before all of the data is written to it These in...

Page 43: ...ort page 2 Insert a flash drive in the front panel USB jack on the iAM MIX you want to recover Preset data from 3 Click the blue reload page link at the bottom of the page The list of Preset databases that are contained on the Flash Drive will appear on the screen 4 Select a Preset database from the list The Preset data you selected will be copied into the iAM MIX Do not withdraw the Flash Drive b...

Page 44: ...ave their network settings reconfigured by clicking the Edit pencil icon Information about the Updates tab is in Installing Software on Networked iAM MIXs Figure 4 22 Active Device Discovery Network Setup Make network IP Address changes for the Management MGMT Port on the local iAM MIX using this screen Figure 4 23 Set IP Addresses ...

Page 45: ...wn for reference only DNS is not normally required for basic static IP network configurations to work Your IT administrator will specify a value to work with mixed static dynamic network setups Save When you have made all of the necessary entries press Save to apply the changes internally before rebooting the unit System Setup The System Setup page provides access to product information licensing ...

Page 46: ...es button Figure 4 25 System Setup Licenses The Licenses screen displays the licensable options that the product is configured with including their license numbers The example above shows an iAM MIX 8 with several sources installed and the license keys displayed for reference Licenses without keys will not have the box checked Click on an unchecked box to allow entry of the license key provided by...

Page 47: ...mple above shows an iAM MIX 8 without an AoIP Card installed Contact Wohler Sales to purchase this option if needed If an AoIP card is contained in SFP Slot 1 or 2 then the screen in Figure 4 27 can be selected Figure 4 27 System Setup SFP Slot Information is displayed for the SFP cards that are inserted into the SFP Module ...

Page 48: ... to check the network details Factory Reset It can be useful to bring all of the settings of the iAM MIX back to the way they were when it left the Wohler factory if the iAM MIX is being reinstalled at a new location This page is used to reset all of the settings in the iAM MIX to their original Figure 4 28 Factory Reset ...

Page 49: ...omputer to the root directory not inside a folder of a USB flash drive It must be FAT32 file type and does not need to be empty Both local and network update methods require that a USB flash drive with Wohler Update Package s installed on it be inserted into the front panel USB jack Installing the Software Locally Click on the System Update selection in the web browser GUI The screen shown in Figu...

Page 50: ... the Software section of this chapter for the specifics of download and file transfer to the USB flash drive 2 A list of update file packages present on the USB drive will appear in the Description field area shown in Figure A 1 along with software Version number s Click on the one you want to use If the USB flash drive does not contain message below appears the system has the latest software in i...

Page 51: ... Web GUI Use the following steps to remotely upgrade an iAM MIX unit 1 Download the update file into the computer containing the Web GUI Refer to the Download the Software section of this chapter 2 Connect to the iAM MIX to be updated using the Web GUI 3 Click on the System Update tab and locate the System Update box at the bottom of the screen Refer to Figure A 2 4 You click the Add Files button ...

Page 52: ...updates of one or more compatible and accessible iAM MIX units The following requirements apply 1 All of the iAM MIX units must be networked on the same IP subnet 2 All networked iAM MIX units that are to be updated remotely must already be at software version 3 2 0 or higher These will be the Target units of the upgrade 3 Each iAM MIX unit must be of the same type For example an iAM AUDIO cannot ...

Page 53: ... the needed the update file that you have just added 5 The Target Devices window will show a list of the iAM MIX Target units that are available to receive the upgrade iAM MIX units that have already been upgraded or are already at a higher version number will not appear on this list Select the Target units that you would like to upgrade 6 Before proceeding note that each iAM MIX Target that is be...

Page 54: ...UI is connected after the iAM MIX unit s reboot either Refresh the browser by clicking on the Wohler logo or close and reopen the browser for normal operation of the Web GUI Important Do not interrupt or remove power to any of the iAM MIX units being updated and do not remove the USB drive during the update process Doing so could crash the iAM MIX software ...

Page 55: ...t the Wohler factory to be used as a slave rather than a master within the Dante network Other devices or software such as a Dante Controller are expected to be responsible for most device configurations and all audio routing Figure B 1 Network View Please refer to the Dante Controller User Guide or other control device documentation for specific network and device setup information What is in the...

Page 56: ...o the Dante network The iAM MIX Dante AoIP is configured by the iAM MIX to receive up to 64 channels and transmit 62 channels of Dante AoIP at 48 kHz or 44 1 kHz audio sample rates 48 kHz is the iAM MIX default rate Note Contact Wohler for the Dante configuration software that enables transmission of up to 62 transmit channels Sample rate selection is left up to the Dante Controller device or soft...

Page 57: ... the network but that will not change the iAM MIX unit name appearing on GUI pages and iAM MIX remote metering or discovery pages Figure B 3 iAM MIX Name Initial setup operators may want to manually change the iAM MIX unit Name in the System Setup page to match the reassigned Dante Device Name for consistency Refer to Figure B 4 Figure B 4 Rename iAM MIX Other changes such as Latency settings can ...

Page 58: ...urate slave clock synchronized to the master clock on the network when not operating as the master Figure B 5 Clock Selection Channel Names The iAM MIX uses the BKLYN II default network channel names of Tx 01 16 and Rx 01 64 The network controller can change these names as desired but iAM MIX channel selections will remain as the original default numbers unless changed in the Channel Naming AoIP p...

Page 59: ...Device View AES67 Config menu enables disables AES67 Figure B 6 AES67 Enable Disable Further Dante AES67 discovery and operational protocol requires manual assignments for static multicast transmit and receive IP addresses per Dante protocols for discovery and IGMP network operation Destination addresses in range 239 nnn 0 0 239 nnn 255 255 port 5004 o nnn can be configured using the Dante Control...

Page 60: ...Page 60 Figure B 7 Device View Network Config The channels to be multicast are selected in the File menu Create Multicast Flows window shown in Figure B 8 Figure B 8 Multicast ...

Page 61: ...e Dante Firmware Upgrades Wohler iAM MIX monitors ship with current Brooklyn II firmware as of the option installation date The version information is found in the Dante Controller Device View Status page iAM MIX software firmware is tested with the latest Dante code release Therefore it is strongly recommended that iAM MIX and Dante software firmware be updated at the same time to ensure compatib...

Page 62: ...in RFC 3190 clause 4 c AM824 24 bit Audio as defined in IEC61883 6 d Multicast and unicast session support e 48 kHz and 96 kHz audio sampling rates f 1 to 8 audio channels per stream g Up to 256 streams 2 Media clock support a 48 kHz and 96 kHz 3 Hitless Stream Redundancy 4 IGMP v3 support 5 Session Announcement Protocol SAP support AVB Ethernet features AVB uses the concept of streams and channel...

Page 63: ... with ease a Display discovered devices and streams b Connect streams from network to local destinations c Start stop and monitor stream health status 2 Enable local BACH device configuration status reporting Examples include a Receive buffer statistics b Ethernet statistics c Alarms The context is device specific meaning that 1 a stream source refers to this device s source 2 One can change conte...

Page 64: ...o different pages within the Bach Controller GUI to review or perform various functions The Home page can be accessed by entering the 172 27 2 30 IP address It gives a device overview and stream status Figure C 1 BACH Controller Home Page ...

Page 65: ...r channels for devices on the network The highlighted green square indicates a routing connection between a source or talker left and a destination or listener bottom The Web GUI will allow selection of channels to monitor from among the listeners bottom Figure C 2 BACH Controller Patch Panel ...

Page 66: ...Page 66 Controller Cloud The Cloud page shows any Ravenna devices on the given network including any Wohler devices with the Ravenna option installed Figure C 3 BACH Controller Cloud Page ...

Page 67: ...Page 67 Source Streams The Source provides in depth information on source streams that are transmitting sourcing Ravenna signals from devices on the network Figure C 4 BACH Controller Source Stream ...

Page 68: ...sible channel assignments in the iAM MIX Table C 1 Channel Assignments Group TDM Channels iAM MIX Assignment Group 0 I2s Reserved Reserved do not use this group as a source Groups 1 2 0 15 Front panel channels Groups 3 4 16 31 SDI 1 Group 5 32 39 ASRC Group 6 40 47 Analog Inputs Groups 7 8 48 57 Dolby Decoded Outputs Group 8 Cont d 58 61 Output Routing Mix Channels Group 8 Cont d 62 63 Mute Groups...

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Page 70: ...e 70 Sync The Sync page allows you to program parameters relating to Precision Time Protocol PTP based time synchronization of network clocks of your BACH AES67 devices Figure C 6 BACH Controller Sync Page ...

Page 71: ...iguration Device Management The Config page allows operations such as modifying the IP address Packet time Rebooting etc Configure the Packet Time either as 1ms or 250us Figure C 7 BACH Controller Device Management ...

Page 72: ...o achieve the required network connection API Presets Get available presets Method GET URL api cf presets Response JSON Object string unit_name Product Name IAM ETZ G4 string model Product model iAM_MIX_IP string serial_numbe r Product serial number float api_version REST API version string result List of Presets without configuration data Status Codes 200 OK 400 Bad Request Invalid URL 404 Data N...

Page 73: ...Favorite 1 Id 2 Name Preset Name 2 Favorite 1 Id 3 Name Preset Name 3 Favorite 1 Id 4 Name Preset Name 5 Favorite 1 Id 5 Name Preset Name 6 Favorite 1 Id 6 Name Preset Name 7 Favorite 1 Id 7 Name Preset Name 8 ...

Page 74: ...reset with configuration data On Failure int status HTTP status code string action Help message string message Error message Status Codes 200 OK 400 Bad Request Invalid URL 404 Data Not Found Invalid HTTP method request 500 Server Error Internal Server Error Example request GET api cf presets 5 Example response A On Success unit_name iAM Series model iAM Mix IP api_version 2 serial_number 123456 r...

Page 75: ...Ms 0 Speaker Right Label Default true LabelType 3 LabelBottom 8 LabelTop SDI 1 LabelID 2 3 VolumeDb 0 Source Type Sfp 1 Sdi Sdi 1 Channel 9 DelayMs 0 Speaker Left Label Default true LabelType 3 LabelBottom 9 LabelTop SDI 1 LabelID 3 4 VolumeDb 0 Source Type Sfp 1 Sdi Sdi 1 Channel 10 DelayMs 0 Speaker Right Label Default true LabelType 3 LabelBottom 10 LabelTop SDI 1 LabelID 4 5 VolumeDb 0 Source ...

Page 76: ...LabelBottom 5 LabelTop MADI LabelID 6 7 VolumeDb 0 Source Type Madi Channel 5 DelayMs 0 Speaker Left Label Default true LabelType 3 LabelBottom 5 LabelTop MADI LabelID 7 8 VolumeDb 0 Source Type Madi Channel 5 DelayMs 0 Speaker Right Label Default true LabelType 3 LabelBottom 5 LabelTop MADI LabelID 8 9 VolumeDb 0 Source Type Madi Channel 5 DelayMs 0 Speaker Left Label Default true LabelType 3 ...

Page 77: ...eDb 0 Source Type Aes Channel 1 DelayMs 0 Speaker Left Label Default true LabelType 3 LabelBottom 1 LabelTop AES LabelID 11 12 VolumeDb 0 Source Type Aes Channel 2 DelayMs 0 Speaker Right Label Default true LabelType 3 LabelBottom 2 LabelTop AES LabelID 12 13 VolumeDb 0 Source Type Aes Channel 3 DelayMs 0 Speaker Left Label Default true LabelType 3 LabelBottom 3 LabelTop AES LabelID 13 14 ...

Page 78: ...eDb 0 Source Type Aes Channel 6 DelayMs 0 Speaker Right Label Default true LabelType 3 LabelBottom 6 LabelTop AES LabelID 16 MadiExpectedType Coax VideoSource DolbySetup VsyncMute Disable VideoSyncSource None Dd LatencyMode 2Frames StreamMutes Dd Decode Dd Decode De Decode Pcm Pass DeOnAirMode Enable Type None EmulationModeMainOut LineMode FrameSync Disable EmulationModeDownmixOut LineMode DeProgr...

Page 79: ...b 0 MeterSources 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 Speaker L OutputTrimDb 0 MeterSources 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 Speaker R MasterVolume true SpeakerArrangement None SoloMute true HeadphoneMute true SpeakerMix true AutoRoute false Aoip Pair 30 OutputChannels OutputTrimDb 0 MeterSources 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 Speaker L OutputTrimDb 0 MeterSources 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 ...

Page 80: ...utputChannels OutputTrimDb 0 MeterSources 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 Speaker L OutputTrimDb 0 MeterSources 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 Speaker R MasterVolume true SpeakerArrangement None SoloMute true HeadphoneMute true SpeakerMix true AutoRoute false AnalogXlr OutputChannels OutputTrimDb 0 MeterSources 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 Speaker L OutputTrimDb 0 MeterSources 2 ...

Page 81: ...Route false Aes Pair 4 OutputChannels OutputTrimDb 0 MeterSources 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 Speaker L OutputTrimDb 0 MeterSources 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 Speaker R MasterVolume true SpeakerArrangement None SoloMute true HeadphoneMute true SpeakerMix true AutoRoute false Aes Pair 1 OutputChannels OutputTrimDb 0 MeterSources 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 ...

Page 82: ...e true SpeakerMix true AutoRoute false Aes Pair 2 OutputChannels OutputTrimDb 0 MeterSources 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 Speaker L OutputTrimDb 0 MeterSources 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 Speaker R MasterVolume true SpeakerArrangement None SoloMute true HeadphoneMute true SpeakerMix true AutoRoute false Aes Pair 3 OutputChannels OutputTrimDb 0 MeterSources 1 3 5 ...

Page 83: ...emClockSource Pair 0 Type Sfp 1 SpeakerOptions DelayMs 0 Clusters NumberOfMeters 1 MuteOnPresetRecall true Type Mono Name Mono 1 0 1 FirstMeter 1 NumberOfMeters 1 MuteOnPresetRecall true Type Mono Name Mono 1 0 2 FirstMeter 2 NumberOfMeters 1 MuteOnPresetRecall true Type Mono Name Mono 1 0 3 FirstMeter 3 NumberOfMeters 1 MuteOnPresetRecall true Type Mono Name Mono 1 0 4 FirstMeter 4 NumberOfMeters...

Page 84: ... 8 NumberOfMeters 1 MuteOnPresetRecall true Type Mono Name Mono 1 0 9 FirstMeter 9 NumberOfMeters 1 MuteOnPresetRecall true Type Mono Name Mono 1 0 10 FirstMeter 10 NumberOfMeters 1 MuteOnPresetRecall true Type Mono Name Mono 1 0 11 FirstMeter 11 NumberOfMeters 1 MuteOnPresetRecall true Type Mono Name Mono 1 0 12 FirstMeter 12 NumberOfMeters 1 MuteOnPresetRecall true Type Mono Name Mono 1 0 13 Fir...

Page 85: ...e Preset T S M A Program NoProgram Group NoGroup InputSrcList inputClockRefPair 1 meters 1 parentInput SFP 1 SDI SDI 1 2 parentInput SFP 1 SDI SDI 1 3 parentInput SFP 1 SDI SDI 1 4 parentInput SFP 1 SDI SDI 1 5 parentInput MADI 6 parentInput MADI 7 parentInput MADI 8 parentInput MADI 9 parentInput MADI 10 parentInput MADI 11 parentInput AES 12 parentInput AES 13 parentInput AES 14 parentInput AES ...

Page 86: ... parentInput AES Dolby VideoSyncSource None DolbyChannelsSource None inputClockRef SFP 1 B On Failure status 404 action For more information about preset please see API document message Preset not found for Id 5 ...

Page 87: ...resets with configuration data On Failure integer status HTTP status code string action Help message string message Error message Status Codes 200 OK 400 Bad Request Invalid URL 404 Data Not Found Invalid HTTP method request 500 Server Error Internal Server Error Example request GET api cf presets presetbyname T S M A Example response A On Success unit_name iAM Series serial_number 123456 model iA...

Page 88: ... 1 Sdi Sdi 1 Channel 9 DelayMs 0 Speaker Left Label Default true LabelType 3 LabelBottom 9 LabelTop SDI 1 LabelID 3 4 VolumeDb 0 Source Type Sfp 1 Sdi Sdi 1 Channel 10 DelayMs 0 Speaker Right Label Default true LabelType 3 LabelBottom 10 LabelTop SDI 1 LabelID 4 5 VolumeDb 0 Source Type Madi Channel 5 DelayMs 0 Speaker Left Label Default true LabelType 3 LabelBottom 5 LabelTop MADI LabelID 5 6 Vol...

Page 89: ...el Default true LabelType 3 LabelBottom 5 LabelTop MADI LabelID 7 8 VolumeDb 0 Source Type Madi Channel 5 DelayMs 0 Speaker Right Label Default true LabelType 3 LabelBottom 5 LabelTop MADI LabelID 8 9 VolumeDb 0 Source Type Madi Channel 5 DelayMs 0 Speaker Left Label Default true LabelType 3 LabelBottom 5 LabelTop MADI LabelID 9 10 VolumeDb 0 Source Type Madi Channel 5 DelayMs 0 Speaker Right ...

Page 90: ...lID 11 12 VolumeDb 0 Source Type Aes Channel 2 DelayMs 0 Speaker Right Label Default true LabelType 3 LabelBottom 2 LabelTop AES LabelID 12 13 VolumeDb 0 Source Type Aes Channel 3 DelayMs 0 Speaker Left Label Default true LabelType 3 LabelBottom 3 LabelTop AES LabelID 13 14 VolumeDb 0 Source Type Aes Channel 4 DelayMs 0 Speaker Right Label Default true LabelType 3 LabelBottom 4 LabelTop AES LabelI...

Page 91: ...e Coax VideoSource DolbySetup VsyncMute Disable VideoSyncSource None Dd LatencyMode 2Frames StreamMutes Dd Decode Dd Decode De Decode Pcm Pass DeOnAirMode Enable Type None EmulationModeMainOut LineMode FrameSync Disable EmulationModeDownmixOut LineMode DeProgramSelect 1 Pair 0 DownmixOutputMixMode Auto VsyncAlign Disable Dd MixMode Mixed ConfidenceDecode Disable CrcErrorCount Enable ConfVersion 1 ...

Page 92: ...e SoloMute true HeadphoneMute true SpeakerMix true AutoRoute false Aoip Pair 30 OutputChannels OutputTrimDb 0 MeterSources 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 Speaker L OutputTrimDb 0 MeterSources 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 Speaker R MasterVolume true SpeakerArrangement None SoloMute true HeadphoneMute true SpeakerMix true AutoRoute false SpeakerHeadphone ...

Page 93: ...6 8 10 12 14 16 Speaker R MasterVolume true SpeakerArrangement None SoloMute true HeadphoneMute true SpeakerMix true AutoRoute false AnalogXlr OutputChannels OutputTrimDb 0 MeterSources 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 Speaker L OutputTrimDb 0 MeterSources 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 Speaker R MasterVolume true SpeakerArrangement None ...

Page 94: ...s 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 Speaker L OutputTrimDb 0 MeterSources 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 Speaker R MasterVolume true SpeakerArrangement None SoloMute true HeadphoneMute true SpeakerMix true AutoRoute false Aes Pair 1 OutputChannels OutputTrimDb 0 MeterSources 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 Speaker L OutputTrimDb 0 MeterSources 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 ...

Page 95: ...hannels OutputTrimDb 0 MeterSources 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 Speaker L OutputTrimDb 0 MeterSources 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 Speaker R MasterVolume true SpeakerArrangement None SoloMute true HeadphoneMute true SpeakerMix true AutoRoute false Aes Pair 3 OutputChannels OutputTrimDb 0 MeterSources 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 Speaker L OutputTrimDb 0 MeterSources 2 4 ...

Page 96: ...ll true Type Mono Name Mono 1 0 1 FirstMeter 1 NumberOfMeters 1 MuteOnPresetRecall true Type Mono Name Mono 1 0 2 FirstMeter 2 NumberOfMeters 1 MuteOnPresetRecall true Type Mono Name Mono 1 0 3 FirstMeter 3 NumberOfMeters 1 MuteOnPresetRecall true Type Mono Name Mono 1 0 4 FirstMeter 4 NumberOfMeters 1 MuteOnPresetRecall true Type Mono Name Mono 1 0 5 FirstMeter 5 NumberOfMeters 1 MuteOnPresetReca...

Page 97: ... 0 10 FirstMeter 10 NumberOfMeters 1 MuteOnPresetRecall true Type Mono Name Mono 1 0 11 FirstMeter 11 NumberOfMeters 1 MuteOnPresetRecall true Type Mono Name Mono 1 0 12 FirstMeter 12 NumberOfMeters 1 MuteOnPresetRecall true Type Mono Name Mono 1 0 13 FirstMeter 13 NumberOfMeters 1 MuteOnPresetRecall true Type Mono Name Mono 1 0 14 FirstMeter 14 NumberOfMeters 1 MuteOnPresetRecall true Type Mono N...

Page 98: ...terPreferences muteMasterVolume false masterVolume false Name Preset Program Group B On Failure status 404 action For more information about preset please see API document message Preset IAM ETZ G41 was not found ...

Page 99: ...rial number float api_version REST API version string result Preset information without configuration data Status Codes 200 OK 400 Bad Request Invalid URL 404 Data Not Found Invalid HTTP method request 500 Server Error Internal Server Error Example request GET api cf presets current Example response unit_name iAM Series model iAM Mix IP api_version 2 serial_number 123456 result preset Id 5 Name T ...

Page 100: ... On Failure integer status HTTP status code string action Help message string message Error message Status Codes 200 OK Request accepted for processing 400 Bad Request Invalid URL 404 Data Not Found Invalid HTTP method request 500 Server Error Internal Server Error Example request PATCH api cf presets 5 activate Example response A On Success status 200 unit_name iAM Series api_version 2 warning se...

Page 101: ...TTP status code On Failure integer status HTTP status code string action Help message string message Error message Status Codes 200 OK Request accepted for processing 400 Bad Request Invalid URL 405 Method is not allow Invalid HTTP method request 422 Unprocessable Entity For missing or invalid parameters Example request PATCH api op presets mute meters file_data json file_data json content meters ...

Page 102: ...r number status 422 action For more information about mute meters please see API document message meters 2 meter_number Must be between 1 and 16 C Missing parameter status 422 action For more information about mute meters please see API document message meters 2 meter_number Missing data for required field ...

Page 103: ...atus HTTP status code On Failure integer status HTTP status code string action Help message string message Error message Status Codes 200 OK Request accepted for processing 400 Bad Request Invalid URL 405 Method is not allow Invalid HTTP method request 422 Unprocessable Entity For missing or invalid parameters Example request PATCH api op presets solo meter file_data json file_data json content me...

Page 104: ...rmation about valid meter numbers please see API document message meter_number Must be between 1 and 16 C Missing parameter status 422 action For more information about valid meter numbers please see API document message meter_number Missing data for required field ...

Page 105: ...ber Product serial number float api_version REST API version string message Message integer status HTTP status code Status Codes 200 OK Request accepted for processing 400 Bad Request Invalid URL 405 Method is not allow Invalid HTTP method request 422 Unprocessable Entity For missing or invalid parameters Example request PATCH api op presets unsolo meter Example responses status 200 unit_name iAM ...

Page 106: ...ceType String MADI Input Source ChanneGroup Int 1 4 Note Allowed SDI input sources are Madi Coax and Madi Optical ChannelGroup 1 Channels 1 16 and ChannelGroup 2 Channels 17 32 and so on 3 Body content for Analog SourceType Analog 4 Body content for Aes SourceType Aes 5 Body content for Aoip SourceType Aoip ChannelGroup Int 1 4 Mix IP 16 or Int 1 8 Mix IP 8 6 Body content for SMPTE 2022 Note Allow...

Page 107: ...nteger status HTTP status code On Failure integer status HTTP status code string action Help message string message Error message Status Codes 200 OK 400 Bad Request Invalid URL 404 Method is not allow Invalid HTTP method request 422 Unprocessable Entity For missing or invalid parameters 500 Server Error Internal server error Example request PATCH api op sourceselect file_data json file_data json ...

Page 108: ...e2022 Source Not Licensed HTTP Routing Table GET api cf presets GET api cf presets int preset Id GET api cf presets presetbyname str preset Name GET api cf presets current PATCH api cf presets int preset Id activate PATCH api op presets mute meters PATCH api op presets solo meter PATCH api op presets unsolo meter PATCH api op sourceselect Status Codes 200 OK 400 Bad Request Invalid URL 404 Method ...

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