Configurations For Dmp 128; Routing For Application #2; Mic Inputs 1 - 8; Program L/R Inputs 9 And 10 - Extron electronics MediaPort 200 User Manual

Audio application tutorial
Hide thumbs Also See for MediaPort 200:
Table of Contents

Advertisement

Configurations for
DMP 128
Applications #2 and #4, described in the
the user guide, utilize a DSP matrix processor with AEC to add additional microphones to
a conferencing system. Detailed instructions for using an Extron DMP 128 C model DSP
processor with the MediaPort 200 are provided in this section. A DSP Configurator template
file with pre‑configured routing and control points is available on the Extron website,
making it extremely easy to configure and use a DMP 128 C (herein referred to as
DMP 128). Troubleshooting will also be simplified, should it be necessary to contact Extron.

Routing for Application #2

Mic Inputs 1 – 8

Program L/R Inputs 9 and 10

Program content comes from the MediaPort 200 Line Output L/R, which is a mix of the
USB Playback, HDMI, and Line Input signals.
Microphone inputs are routed to the Virtual Send A, using the "Include Automixing"
routing option.
From Virtual Return A, the Mic Mix is routed to Output 3. DMP 128 Output 3 is
connected to the MediaPort 200 Mic/Line Input.
In the DMP 128 AEC processing dialog, "AEC Ref (Virtual Return #H)" is assigned as
the AEC reference for mic inputs 1 – 8.
MediaPort 200 Line Output L/R is connected to the DMP 128 Inputs 9 and 10 "MP
Program L/R."
DMP 128 Inputs 9 and 10 are routed to Outputs 1 and 2, and then connected to a
stereo sound reinforcement system in the room.
DMP 128 Inputs 9 and 10 are routed to Virtual Send H for the AEC reference.
MediaPort 200 Audio Application Tutorial • Configurations for DMP 128
Audio Application Setup
section on page 1 of
22

Advertisement

Table of Contents
loading
Need help?

Need help?

Do you have a question about the MediaPort 200 and is the answer not in the manual?

Questions and answers

Table of Contents