Behringer Xair18 Manual

Manual for changing/controlling audio settings of specific research lab's at the DCC.
Set up audio recording labs.
The sound recording and EEG labs have been equipped with a setup that enables to present audio
stimuli, to record audio responses, to make stimulus recordings and to monitor the quality of the stimuli
and responses.
The mixer that is used for this is the Behringer Xair18.
This is a professional mixer with 18 analog mono inputs,
10 analog mono outputs, Midi in and out, USB connection
for audio-in-out and control, Ethernet for control and

additional features.

The Behringer is controlled by a program built by the TSG called 'Beer'. Beer enables researchers to set
and store settings for specific experiments. These specific settings have to be loaded at the start of each
new measurement session ensuring that these stay identical throughout all experiment sessions.
PC
Control of the Behringer via 'Beer'.
-How to use Beer.
The 'Beer' program expects the default TSG settings and the devices to be switched on. The 'Beer'
program is based on Python and will run on our FSW/DCC/BSI research labcomputer
(Start\All_Programs\Behringer).
The available input devices are:
Subject1-microphone. (mono)
Subject2-microphone. (mono)
PC output audio line-out. (stereo)
Behringer-1-setup TSG
PC Line OUT-R
Behringer Input-4
PC Line OUT-L Behringer Input-3
PC Line IN-R
Behringer AUX-2
PC Line IN-L
Behringer AUX-1
Extra UTP Card in PC connection
IP: 192.168.1.101
USB 2.0 to USB PC connection
Phones Exp-R
Behringer Control-R
Phones Exp-L Behringer Control-L
Behringer Radboud University Nijmegen. FSW/TSG june 2017
Behringer Input-1 MIC IN Subject-1
Behringer Input-2 MIC IN Subject-2
Behringer Main-R
Phones Sub-1-R
Behringer Main-L Phones Sub-1-L
Behringer AUX-4 Phones Sub-2-R
Behringer AUX-3 Phones Sub-2-L
Behringer AUX-6 Speakers Cabin-R
Behringer AUX-5 Speakers Cabin-L
Behringer set as DHCP server
IP: 192.168.1.1
TSG.dec.2017.
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