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9.2.9
Conf Bus Assignments
For each source you can assign a conference bus to be used as its mix minus feed.
All options are repeated for the two separate conference systems – Conf 1 and Conf 2. This offers the possibility
to form a second mix-minus/conference group where all sources are automatically assigned to all mix-minus
sums but its own. By using the command "Conf 1 In disable" or "Conf 2 In disable" (see below), you can form
different mix-minus/conference groups; sources working on Conf 1 need not be included in Conf 2 and vice versa.
When working with Conf 1 and Conf 2 conference groups, note that:
Sources configured to different conference groups cannot communicate while a conference is active.
When a source is configured to both conference groups it is required to configure the switching or summing of
the Conf buses separately.
Conf buses with the attribute "Conf 2" (see below) must only be set as a Conf 2 bus within the sources. The
same applies to Conf 1.
The source parameters from the 'Tree Definition' are as follows. All options are repeated for both Conf 1 and Conf
2.
Conf 1 Bus
Assigns a Conf Bus to the source. This sets the relationship between the source and the bus
in order to generate the N-1 mix.
Conf 1 On
Turns on the Conference system with a rising edge.
Conf 1 Off
Turns off the Conference system with a rising edge.
Conf 1 Toggle
Changes the state of the Conference system with a rising edge.
Conf 1 In disable
A rising edge removes the source from all conference busses that are assigned to the
Conference 1 system. A falling edge reassigns the source. For example, this might be linked to
the presenter's cough switch.
Conf 1n
If a source is assigned to a Conf Bus 1, then you can use the control input Conf 1n to assign its
own signal to the conference bus. With a rising edge source is added and with a falling edge it
is taken away.
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