Ecler HUB Series, Руководство пользователя

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The main parameters, settings and functions accessible in a HUB device from its web
application are:
• General configuration: unit name, network parameters, project saving and retrieval
(global device settings except network parameters), boot mode, firmware update,
restore to default parameters/factory settings, connection status and default
settings (
Predefined setups ).
• User accounts management, which will allow the access of external clients (final
users) through the Ecler pilot application or web browsers: names, passwords and
enabled/disabled status Public profile edition (access without credentials) and
permission to load default settings from this profile. Edition of the administrator
access password.
• Front panel parameters:
o
LCD display settings: brightness, contrast, sleep mode
o
global access/locking (of all front controls)
o
access/blocking of certain controls, and certain exit areas, on an individual
basis. It is possible to allow access to the settings of some zones and to
block those of others, and even to decide which parameters are accessible
for each one of them: volume adjustment & MUTE and/or sound source
selection and/or equalisation by means of 3-tone control (BASS-MID-
TREBLE)
o
Selection of last zone or general volume. The front panel display will show
the selected option after a few seconds of inactivity on the front panel.
• Local and remote audio input parameters: names, stereo mode, frequency shifter ,
polarity, volume, MUTE, equalization by 3-tone control (BASS-MID-TREBLE), noise
gate and high-pass filter.
• Audio output parameters (zones): names, mono / stereo mode, polarity, sound
source selection, volume, range of volume accessible to end users (minimum and
maximum levels), MUTE, equalisation by 3-tone control (BASS-MID-TREBLE),
delay adjustment, crossover filter (LPF / HPF), graphic equalisation,
compressor/limiter and MUTE port activation assignment (external contact closure).
• General volume settings: volume, MUTE, range of volume accessible to end users
(minimum and maximum levels) and selection of audio outputs (zones) that will be
affected by the overall volume
• Configuration of the 4 PAGER / DUCKER priority modules (with eMPAGE type call
stations / activated by audio level detection on the input in question, respectively)