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19. Networking POWER CORE
Server - Mic Arbitration
Within the server's configuration, you now need to define a Mic Arbitration element (under the "Logic" branch of
the 'Tree Definition').
Each element arbitrates the control of a single mic input between 8 different sources.
Mic Arbitration
Mic Input
Mic Input Nr 1 to 8
Condition
Server - Audio Distribution
Still within the server configuration, the next step is to distribute the microphone signal to all of the client
systems. In our example, we have used two direct MADI to MADI connections:
1.
From the
System Core
console, and assign the microphone input (Mic 01) as its Default Audio output.
2.
Repeat for the MADI port feeding the second client console.
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Reference name for the element.
Enter the physical mic input you wish to be controlled via arbitration.
Enter a reference number which will be used to identify the microphone
client configurations.
The Mic Input Nr can be any number but it must be unique.
When the condition is true, the source with the corresponding Mic Input Nr takes control of
the mic input parameters.
configuration, open the IO parameters for the MADI port feeding the first client
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