Table of Contents
Advertisement
Digital VoIP audio streams received over the network—whether as SIP-initiated phone
calls or as multicast audio (see SIP and Multicast configuration settings in "Configuration
Settings Tab Parameters" on page 9)—are also controlled by the mixer's output channels
(A, B, C, and D).
Tip:
Be aware that the output levels of digital audio streams received over the network are controlled by
the same sliders that control analog line input signals. You can use the DSP Router to adjust an analog
signal level relative to a digital signal level on the same channel.
The digital signal, regardless of the source, is then conditioned, filtered, and enhanced via
the DSP processors, and its level adjusted via the mixing board's slider controls. The dig-
ital outputs of all channels are converted to analog signals and sent to the channel's elec-
trical output connectors. If this device is being used as an Audio Distribution source, the
signals can be distributed as digital audio over the network using a Nyquist server's
Audio Distribution feature.
Note: Audio Distribution functionality is not supported in Standalone Operation mode.
From the DSP page, you can view and control the signal levels for each channel. Selecting
the DSP Features button for a channel displays a list of DSP features which can be applied
Figure 8. DSP Page
19
Advertisement
Table of Contents
