Lectrosonics SPNTrio, Установка и настройка

Страница: 27 / 36

27
Special Section - Multi-site Bridging
SEND Mixes
Assign the output of the AEC plus any multi-media
sources to the mixes used to SEND audio to the far
sides.
The far side Codec and Telephone signals are routed in
a mix-minus fashion so that each of them is sent to the
outputs feeding the other two, but not back to itself:
Input Outputs
Tel Line In Codec 1 Out, Codec 2 Out
Codec 1 In Tel Line Out, Codec 2 Out
Codec 2 In Tel LIne Out, Codec 1 Out
AEC
Signal
Input
Ref
Input
Tel Line In
1 48 47 46 3 2 45 44
Codec 1 Out
Codec 2 Out
Codec 2 In
Codec 1 In
Tel In + Local
Codec 1 + Local
Codec 2 + Local
Tel Line Out
AEC in (Signal Mix)
AEC out ( to Far Side) AEC Reference Mi
x
AEC out ( to Far Side) AEC out ( to Far Side)
Local Mixes
Signal added to mix (matrix)
Mixes for output signals (outsource)
SEND Mix
Conference Board
Mixer Board
BE CAREFUL WITH THE SEND MIX! Make
certain that you do not accidentally route the
incoming telephone signal back to itself on the
outgoing telephone SEND mix, or a Codec back to
itself, etc!
Assign the AEC output to the
SEND mixes for the far side
Define the inputs for the far side SEND signals (the
AEC output) in the Conferencing Outputs screen.
Select the Output Source tab
Select the Conferencing Outputs tab
Define the Final Mixes for the far
side SEND signals as follows:
• TEL: Final Mix 44
• CODEC 1: Final Mix 45
• CODEC 2: Final Mix 46
Route the TEL and CODEC signals from the far side
through the matrix in a mix-minus configuration so
that they do not connect back to themselves