AEQ
XPEAK
IP Intercom System
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3. MENUS DESCRIPTION.
3.1. Xpeak_R and Xpeak_D menus.
On the operation screen of the unit, the displays show the following information:
In the example above, all 4 keys are configured and the destinations associated with each key
are "Producer", "Director", "Snd-ctrl" and "Cams" respectively. When programming a key from
the "AEQ Xpeak" application, a label is automatically associated with it according to the
destination and the type of command: if we use the default label it appears written in white on
the display, while if the text is changed appears in cyan.
Regarding the color of the keys, green indicates that the key has been pressed on the
equipment itself and red indicates that communication has been established (unidirectional if it's
flashing or bidirectional if it remains fixed). The color yellow would indicate the combination of
green and red, as follows:
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Fixed yellow: fixed green (pressed key) + fixed red (bidirectional communication).
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Blinking between green and yellow: fixed green (pressed key) + blinking red
(unidirectional communication).
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Fixed green: the key has been pressed but there is no communication with the
destination device.
In the following example, there are just 3 keys configured and the destinations associated with
each of them are "Cam1", "Cam2" and "Cam3" respectively. In addition, the first and second
keys ("Cam1" and "Cam2") are activated and the audio is muted in the third one ("Cam3"). The
first key is red because the communication has been established from the remote device (it
remains fixed when communication is bidirectional and blinks when it's unidirectional), while the
second key is yellow because it's been pressed on the equipment itself and bidirectional
communication is established.
Finally, at the left of the device name, the icon of the globe may also appear (indicates that
there is an Internet connection) or the icon of the key (indicates that the unit is connected to the
AEQ VPN service):
Activated key
downwards
Device name
Activated key
upwards
Muted audio
Deactivated key
Muted microphone
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