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8.5.9
Audio sync for all systems
8.6
Messages from other systems
8.7
Labels from other systems
Document generated: 18.04.17
All systems being part of the network that can exchange audio via tie lines
must be properly synchronized. The recommended option to do this is having
a Studer D21 MasterSync unit feeding word clock in a star configuration to
all the systems involved.
If a single system cannot be synchronized, either AES/EBU cards with SFCs
or analog cards have to be used for tie lines.
When there are patch connections to other systems in the RELINK network
– e.g. when using a mic input of another Vista or OnAir console – or when
outputs are patched to a Route 6000 or to an other console, the local Vista
will receive status messages from these systems.
Vista systems receive and display the following message types from OnAir
and Route 6000 systems:
• Power loss on Core and D21m frames
• D21m hardware change
• System shut down
Vista systems send the following message type:
• System shut down
These messages are all displayed in the same type of window that also shows
mic control messages:
As long as no sources or targets of a remote system are used locally, no status
messages of these systems are shown on the local Vista.
When patching remote inputs to a Vista system, the 'user label' of this input
on the remote system is propagated to the Vista's input channel label display.
SW V5.3
Vista 1 Digital Mixing System
RELINK 8-19
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