Advanced Analog Input Channel; Legend Of Embedded Or Advanced Input Channel - Lightware MMX8x4-HT420M User Manual

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6. Software Control – Lightware Device Controller
6.8.9. Advanced Analog Input Channel
This settings refers to the advanced analog audio signal.
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Applied firmware package: v1.3.0 | LDC software: v2.4.2
MMX8x4-HT series – User's Manual
6.8.10. Legend of Embedded or Advanced Input Channel
1 Channel name
2 Digital audio
selector menu
3 Phase invert button
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Preset button
5 Gain section
6 Sampling frequency
display
7 HPF button/LPF
button
8 EQ section:
HIGH, HMID, LMID,
LOW
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restore button
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chart
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r Duck button
t Balance section
#analogaudio #balance volume #advancedaudio
Displays the channel name. All the settings below belongs to the channel.
Drop-down menu for selecting the digital audio channel. For more details see
Digital Audio Selector Menu section.
It inverts the phase of the input signal.
Clicking on this button opens a Channel Preset window where the channel
presets can be saved, loaded or deleted. For more details see
section.
GAIN setting is for increase (or decrease) the input signal level, expressed in dB.
For more information see Gain Settings.
It shows the sampling frequency of digital audio.
High-pass filter lets pass the audio signals above 100Hz frequency. Click on the
button to toggle turn it on and off.
Low-pass filter lets pass the audio signals under 15kHz frequency. Click on the
button to toggle turn it on and off.
The equalizer section is for set the proper rate of the different frequencies (high:
8kHz; high-mid: 1.6 kHz, low-mid: 400 Hz, low: 100Hz). See more details in
Equalization (EQ) Settings section.
Restore the factory default settings on the microphone channel. For more
details see Factory Default Settings.
Sets the volume of the input audio signal between -80dB and +10dB. It also
can be controlled by scrolling or writing the value in the text field.
See more details in Panorama or Balance Settings
Mutes/unmutes the audio input.
This is a voice activation feature, allowing the volume of the voice of a person
speaking into the microphone to be automatically focused, and the volume of
the rest of the sounds to be lowered as soon as the presenter starts speaking.
Balance can be set in this section. For more details, see
Settings.
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Channel Presets
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Panorama or Balance