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Name
Name the Monitor by taping the Blue text entry to open the Virtual Keyboard (available as of
Firmware 1.1.8 and above).
Note: As of the Anubis firmware 1.1.8 and higher, users are no longer restricted to the predefined name
listing and can rename their Sources and Monitors with the Anubis Virtual Keyboard or from the Web
Access page. Refer to the Virtual Keyboard
here or Web Access chapter for more details here .
Mode
Define your Monitor by selecting one of the 3 available Monitor Modes.
1. Speaker Set: Recommended to be used for Speaker Sets (e.g. Stereo Monitors)
2. Headphones: Recommended to be used for Headphones Sets monitoring
3. Cue: Recommended to be used when a specific summation of Sources is need on a
designated Monitor set or when recording to produce a low-latency Cue mix for the performer
foldback.
Important :
Monitor sets have different properties, refer to the Monitors Types and Features table here
Speaker Sets and Headphones will monitor the same Sources selection. In order to have an
independent monitored Source selection it is mandatory to use a Cue. For more details refer to
the table detailing the different Monitor mode possibilities and constraints, available in the
Sources vs. Monitor section.
Note#1: Connecting only one input to a Stereo Source will hard pan this source monitoring to either the
left or right channel depending of the input used and Monitor set. It is recommended to change the
source type to Mono if using only one input in order to have this source monitored to center channels.
Note#2: Monitors must be selected on Anubis in order to be visible for connections within ANEMAN
Mon to Cue inactive (only available for Cue mode)
By default inactive, so all Cues are over-routed the by the Speaker Set/Headphones current
source selection when MON>CUE is selected on the Monitor Controls.
When enabled it will prevent the operator to override the Cue Mix and so will not send the
Speaker Set/Headphones Sources to Cue listener.