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Beamforming Array Microphone
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  • Page 1 ATND1061DAN Beamforming Array Microphone User Manual - Digital Microphone Manager Edition - English...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Table of Contents Digital Microphone Manager What is Digital Microphone Manager? Supported models & recommended environments Installing Digital Microphone Manager Examples of product uses Connecting Digital Microphone Manager and microphone Connecting microphones If you cannot connect with the microphone About firewall settings Launching Digital Microphone Manager Actions possible using the top menu screen...
  • Page 3 Table of Contents Locking a microphone Presets Saving presets Recalling presets Beam zone settings Setting a Coverage Zone Adding a Coverage Zone Deleting a Coverage Zone Locking a Coverage Zone Setting the audio input level for a Coverage Zone Setting a Priority Zone Adding a Priority Zone Deleting a Priority Zone Locking a Priority Zone...
  • Page 4 Table of Contents Turning the mute ON/OFF Adjusting the input and output levels Setting Analog Input types Turning phantom power for the Analog Input ON or OFF Setting the unity level for the Analog Output Setting channel names and colors Copying audio settings Reset audio settings Camera Area settings...
  • Page 5 Table of Contents Exporting presets Importing presets Logging System Info Software application settings Basic operations on the Settings screen Settings (APP Settings) Auto Reconnect Page Settings File Location 4 Band EQ Library (Presets) Changing an EQ preset name Exporting an EQ preset/library Importing an EQ preset/library Zone Layout Library (Presets) Changing a zone layout preset name...

  • Page 6: Digital Microphone Manager

    Supported models & recommended environments Digital Microphone Manager is designed for use with computers. It cannot be used with tablets or smartphones. Item Description Supported models ATND1061DAN Supported OS Microsoft Windows 10 Recommended display resolution 1280 × 720 or higher Installing Digital Microphone Manager Download Digital Microphone Manager to your computer.

  • Page 7: Examples Of Product Uses

    Examples of product uses For example, a user could create presets and projects offline based on design plans before performing actual work at the microphone installation site. Once created, the user could then connect Digital Microphone Manager to the network at the installation site, synchronize it with microphones, and finely adjust each setting while monitoring live sound.
  • Page 8 Examples of product uses The microphone ships from the factory with “IP Config Mode” set to “Auto”. Set the computer to automatically obtain IP address settings. For details, see "Connecting Digital Microphone Manager and microphone" (p. 8). Connect with a microphone. Connect the microphones and synchronize microphone settings for the created project.

  • Page 9: Connecting Digital Microphone Manager And Microphone

    Connecting Digital Microphone Manager and microphone Connecting microphones Set the computer to automatically obtain IP address settings. Connect the microphone and the computer on which Digital Microphone Manager is installed to the same network. The microphone ships from the factory with “IP Config Mode” set to “Auto”. Launch Digital Microphone Manager.
  • Page 10 Connecting Digital Microphone Manager and microphone Click “OK”. If Digital Microphone Manager is not listed, click “Allow another app” to add Digital Microphone Manager. If it does not appear on the list, you need to specify a location. Specify a file in the following location: C:\Program Files\Audio-Technica\Digital Microphone Manager File name: DigitalMicrophoneManager.exe...

  • Page 11: Launching Digital Microphone Manager

    Launching Digital Microphone Manager Launch Digital Microphone Manager installed to your computer. The top menu screen appears. Actions possible using the top menu screen New Project Create a new project. Open Project Edit a project by opening a project file saved to your computer. Connect Online Device Connect a microphone on the same network.

  • Page 12: Creating New Projects

    Creating new projects Click “New Project” on the top menu screen. Enter a project name. Configure a room size. Select the unit to be used next to “Units” and enter the “Width”, “Depth”, and “Height” for the “Room Size”. Use “Grid Offset” to set the room offset position from the origin point. The offset is moved in the minus direction away from the origin point.
  • Page 13 Creating new projects Click “Create”. The screen for creating a new project opens.

  • Page 14: Overview Of The Project Screen

    Overview of the project screen Main menu Click to select the main menu. Project name Displays the project name. Click to change the project name. Preset Click to save or recall presets. For details, see "Presets" (p. 37). Mute All With each click, all microphones in the project switch between muted and unmuted.

  • Page 15: Actions Possible Using The Main Menu

    Overview of the project screen Actions possible using the main menu Main menu Description New Project Create a new project. Open Open project files saved to your computer. Open Recent Open recently opened project files. Save Save a project file by overwriting. Save As Name and save a project file.

  • Page 16: Room Settings

    Room settings Change settings such as for grid or image displays and room sizes. Click the margin in the main area to deselect any microphones, beam zones, etc., that may be selected. Displaying the grid Turning the grid ON and OFF Click “Grid”...

  • Page 17: Laying Out Images

    Room settings Click the main area or press the Enter key. Grid display settings will be changed. The grid is displayed based on the origin point. The grid size and offset position of the room from the origin point can be changed to fit the actual grid ceiling. Laying out images Turning image displays ON and OFF Click “Image”...

  • Page 18: Setting Image Opacity

    Room settings “Image Settings” appears in the context panel. Click the switch for “Show Floor Plan Image”. With each click, the image display switches between ON (blue) and OFF (no color). Click “Browse”. Select and open image files saved to your computer. .png, .jpg, .jpeg, and .bmp files are supported.

  • Page 19: Setting Image Position And Angle

    Room settings “Image Settings” appears in the context panel. For “Opacity”, enter the opacity. Click the main area or press the Enter key. The image opacity is set. Setting image position and angle Click the gear icon next to “Image” in the toolbar. “Image Settings”...

  • Page 20: Setting The Image Size

    Room settings For “Rotation”, enter the rotation angle of the image. The image rotates clockwise at the entered angle. Click the main area or press the Enter key. The image position and angle are set. In the main area, the image can also be dragged to change its position. Setting the image size Click the gear icon next to “Image”...

  • Page 21: Setting The Room Size And Offset

    Room settings Click the main area or press the Enter key. The image size is set. In the main area, the point in the corner of the image can also be dragged to resize the image. Setting the room size and offset Click “Room Settings”...

  • Page 22: Changing The Room View Level

    Room settings The offset is moved in the minus direction away from the origin point. For example, to offset by 5,000 mm, enter “-5000”. Click “Apply”. The room size and offset are set. Changing the room view level The microphone pickup area can be seen by adjusting the room’s view level (display height) to match the height of a person’s head when they stand or sit.

  • Page 23: Changing The Zoom Level Of The Main Area

    Room settings Microphone pickup area User-defined beam zone Beam zone for current view level The displays for the microphone pickup area and beam zone change. Changing the zoom level of the main area The zoom level of the main area can be adjusted between 10% and 600%. In the view level controller, click the area in the red box under “Zoom”.
  • Page 24 Room settings Item Description Zoom In Select to zoom in. Zoom Out Select to zoom out. Zoom To 100% Select to display at 100%. Zoom To Fit Select to display by zooming to fit the image size. The zoom level of the main area is changed. The zoom level can be changed directly using “Zoom”...

  • Page 25: Adding And Connecting Microphones

    Adding and connecting microphones Adding an offline microphone Add microphones in an offline environment. Click the margin in the main area to deselect any microphones, beam zones, etc., that may be selected. Up to 20 microphones can be added to each project. Click the area in the red box on the toolbar.
  • Page 26 Adding and connecting microphones Click “Add Online Device” in the pull-down menu. Select microphones to be added by clicking the corresponding check boxes. Clicking the check box at the top selects or deselects all check boxes. Click “Add”. The microphone is added to the main area.

  • Page 27: Deleting A Microphone

    Adding and connecting microphones Deleting a microphone Select a microphone in the main area. Press the Delete key. Click “OK” in the message. The microphone is deleted. Selected microphones can also be deleted by selecting “Delete Device” from the microphone list menu in the device list.

  • Page 28: Actions Possible In The Device List Menu

    Adding and connecting microphones Microphone connection status Displays the microphone connection status. Connected: A connection was established normally. Disconnected: Not connected with the microphone. Missing: A connection error occurred. Power Save: Connection established in power save mode. Device list menu Click to select the device list menu.

  • Page 29: Connecting A Microphone

    Adding and connecting microphones Device list menu Description Rename Rename a microphone. Import Import microphone information from a file. Export Export microphone information to a file. Reload Import microphone information located somewhere on the same network. Identify Flash the microphone indicator lamp. Reboot Reboot the microphone.
  • Page 30 Adding and connecting microphones Under “Choose One.”, select the settings data to be reflected. Item Description App -> Device Push software application settings to the microphone. Device -> App Push microphone settings to the software application project. Under “Device”, select the microphone to be connected. Only microphones on the same network are shown under “Device”.
  • Page 31 Adding and connecting microphones Once connected with the microphone, the microphone connection status switches to “Connected”.

  • Page 32: Microphone Settings

    Microphone settings Overview of the microphone settings screen Selecting a microphone will switch to the microphone settings screen. Microphone name/model name Displays the microphone name and model name. The microphone name can be changed using “Rename” in the device list menu.
  • Page 33 Microphone settings Beam Tab Click to switch to the display for the microphone beam zone settings. Audio Tab Click to switch to the display for the microphone audio settings. Microphone connection status Displays the microphone connection status. Connected: A connection was established normally. Disconnected: Not connected with the microphone.

  • Page 34: Setting Microphone Display Colors

    Microphone settings Microphone icon Displays the microphone installation position. Context panel Displays microphone settings. Camera Tab Click to switch to the display for the microphone Camera Area settings. Camera toolbar If “Camera” is selected, the toolbar appears. Camera Area This is the area set as the Camera Area. Group numbers “GR1” to “GR8” are displayed. Camera Area is only displayed when “Camera”...

  • Page 35: Setting The Microphone Position And Direction

    Microphone settings Setting the microphone position and direction Select a microphone in the main area. Microphone settings are shown in the context panel. Under “Position”, enter the position from the origin point using “X” (horizontal direction) and “Y” (vertical direction). For “Altitude”, enter the height at which the microphone is installed from the floor.

  • Page 36: Setting The Microphone's Elevation Exclusion Angle

    Microphone settings Click the main area or press the Enter key. The microphone position and direction are set. The main area shows a top-down view of the room and microphones. However, because you would actually be looking up in the case of a microphone installed to the ceiling, the microphone’s direction of movement and direction of rotation are reversed.

  • Page 37: Locking A Microphone

    Microphone settings Click the main area or press the Enter key. Previously set beam zones and all points in the corners of the Camera Area cannot be set to an angle that moves outside the microphone pickup area. The size of the microphone pickup area displayed in the main area changes based on the set elevation exclusion angle.

  • Page 38: Presets

    Microphone settings Presets Up to 16 presets can be saved, including for beam zones, audio, Camera Areas, and some settings in Settings & Maintenance. This enables settings to be switched to suit user needs. Saving presets Select a microphone in the main area. Click the area in the red box next to “Preset”.

  • Page 39: Recalling Presets

    Microphone settings Enter a name. Entry is possible by clicking on the name. Click “Save”. It may take several minutes to save presets if the microphone is online. Settings for the selected microphone are saved in the preset. Presets are saved for each microphone. For information on importing and exporting presets, see "Presets"...
  • Page 40 Microphone settings Click the preset to be recalled. The preset settings are reflected in the selected microphone.

  • Page 41: Beam Zone Settings

    Beam zone settings Setting a Coverage Zone Adding a Coverage Zone Sound picked up in the Coverage Zone is output from the Coverage channel (CH1). The Coverage channel is used for outputting audio for multiple talkers from one channel. Up to 16 Coverage Zones can be set for each microphone. Select a microphone in the main area.
  • Page 42 Beam zone settings Coverage Zone The added Coverage Zone is selected and “Coverage Zone” appears in the context panel. Adjust the position of the Coverage Zone. Under “Position”, enter the height from the floor in “Z” and the position from the origin point using “X” (horizontal direction) and “Y”...

  • Page 43: Deleting A Coverage Zone

    Beam zone settings Although overlap with other beam zones is possible, zones will be enabled in the following order: Exclusion Zone -> Priority Zone -> Coverage Zone If beam zones are set to overlap, clicking on the overlapped zone while pressing the Ctrl key will enable it to be selected.

  • Page 44: Setting The Audio Input Level For A Coverage Zone

    Beam zone settings With each click, the Coverage Zone switches between locked and unlocked. The Coverage Zone is locked. Setting the audio input level for a Coverage Zone Select a Coverage Zone in the main area. “Coverage Zone” appears in the context panel. Set the audio input level for the Coverage Zone.

  • Page 45: Setting A Priority Zone

    Beam zone settings Setting a Priority Zone Adding a Priority Zone Sound picked up in Priority Zones is output from Priority 1 to Priority 5 channels (CH2 to CH6). Priority channels are used for outputting audio for specific talkers from one channel. If all channels are in use, CH6 will be assigned as the Priority Zone.
  • Page 46 Beam zone settings Priority Zone The added Priority Zone is selected and “Priority Zone” appears in the context panel. Adjust the position of the Priority Zone. Under “Position”, enter the height from the floor in “Z” and the position from the origin point using “X” (horizontal direction) and “Y”...

  • Page 47: Deleting A Priority Zone

    Beam zone settings Although overlap with other beam zones is possible, zones will be enabled in the following order: Exclusion Zone -> Priority Zone -> Coverage Zone If beam zones are set to overlap, clicking on the overlapped zone while pressing the Ctrl key will enable it to be selected.

  • Page 48: Changing Audio Output Channels

    Beam zone settings With each click, the Priority Zone switches between locked and unlocked. The Priority Zone is locked. Changing audio output channels Change the output channel assigned to the Priority Zone. Priority Zones can be assigned to channels CH2 to CH6. Multiple Priority Zones can be assigned to the same output channel.

  • Page 49: Setting The Audio Input Level For A Priority Zone

    Beam zone settings The audio output channel of the Priority Zone is changed. To include Priority Zone audio output channels in the CH1 output, click the check box for “Include in Coverage Zone”. To use this function, the Coverage Zone must overlap the Priority Zone(s) that are intended to be sent to CH1 output.

  • Page 50: Setting An Exclusion Zone

    Beam zone settings Setting an Exclusion Zone Adding an Exclusion Zone Set areas where all sounds from noise sources such as air conditioners and projectors should be excluded from sound pickup. Up to 16 Exclusion Zones can be set for each microphone. Select a microphone in the main area.
  • Page 51 Beam zone settings Exclusion Zone The added Exclusion Zone is selected and “Exclusion Zone” appears in the context panel. Adjust the position of the Exclusion Zone. Under “Position”, enter the height from the floor in “Z” and the position from the origin point using “X” (horizontal direction) and “Y”...

  • Page 52: Deleting An Exclusion Zone

    Beam zone settings Although overlap with other beam zones is possible, zones will be enabled in the following order: Exclusion Zone -> Priority Zone -> Coverage Zone If beam zones are set to overlap, clicking on the overlapped zone while pressing the Ctrl key will enable it to be selected.

  • Page 53: Zone Layout Presets

    Beam zone settings With each click, the Exclusion Zone switches between locked and unlocked. The Exclusion Zone is locked. Zone layout presets Up to 10 settings for beam zones and Camera Areas can be saved as zone layout presets. These are convenient if used as templates for creating presets.
  • Page 54 Beam zone settings Click “Save Zone Layout Preset”. Click the slot where the zone layout preset is to be saved. Enter a name. Entry is possible by clicking on the name.

  • Page 55: Recalling Zone Layout Presets

    Beam zone settings Click “Save”. Settings for the beam zone and Camera Area of the selected microphone are saved as a zone layout preset. Zone layout presets are saved in the software application, enabling their use in other projects. For information on importing and exporting zone layout presets, see "Zone Layout Library (Presets)" (p. 96). Recalling zone layout presets Select a microphone in the main area.

  • Page 56: Position Markers

    Beam zone settings The zone layout preset settings are reflected in the selected microphone. Position markers Adding a position marker These mark the positions where sound is detected. This is useful for setting zones when a room drawing is not available. The positions of Coverage Zones and Priority Zones can be set by referencing position markers.
  • Page 57 Beam zone settings Position marker Select a microphone in the main area. The microphone settings screen appears. Click “Beam”. Speak from anywhere in the room. The location where the voice was detected is shown in the main area.

  • Page 58: Deleting A Position Marker

    Beam zone settings Click “Mark”. The position marker is added. Deleting a position marker Select a microphone in the main area. The microphone settings screen appears. Click “Beam”. Click “Marker Clear”.
  • Page 59 Beam zone settings All position markers are deleted. When the view level display height is changed, the position markers will be deleted.

  • Page 60: Audio Settings

    Audio settings Displaying the audio settings screen Select a microphone in the main area. The microphone settings screen appears. Click “Audio”. The audio settings screen appears. Overview of the audio settings screen Coverage channel (CH1) This is the audio channel used for sound picked up from the Coverage Zone. Channel menu Click to select the channel menu.

  • Page 61: Adjusting The Gain

    Audio settings Analog Input channel This audio input channel is for establishing analog connections with external microphones. Auto Mix channel This audio output channel is mixed with auto mix. Analog Output channel This audio output channel is an analog conversion of the Auto Mix channel. Channel audio settings Make audio settings tailored to each channel type.

  • Page 62: Setting The 4-Band Eq

    Audio settings Low-cut is turned ON or OFF. Setting the 4-band EQ Turn the 4-band EQ of the audio input ON or OFF. Click “EQ” in the channel audio settings. With each click, the 4-band EQ switches between ON (blue) and OFF (no color). The 4-band EQ is turned ON or OFF.
  • Page 63 Audio settings Click “Expert Mode”. Click “Easy Mode” in the pull-down menu. “4 Band EQ” is switched to easy mode in the advanced audio settings. Adjust the 4-band EQ. Display the EQ frequency response waveform. Select an audio type from the pull-down menu.

  • Page 64: Adjusting In Expert Mode

    Audio settings Adjust the tone. Adjusting in expert mode The parameters can be set for each band for finer 4-band EQ adjustment. Click the graph for “4 Band EQ” in the channel audio settings. “4 Band EQ” is shown in the advanced audio settings. Click “Easy Mode”.

  • Page 65: Checking The Status Of Auto Mix

    Audio settings Click to save or recall EQ presets or reset the frequency response waveform. Save EQ Preset: Frequently used 4-band EQ settings can be saved as EQ presets. Recall EQ Preset: Recall an EQ preset. Easy Mode: Switch the 4 Band EQ setting to easy mode. Reset: Reset the frequency response waveform.

  • Page 66: Setting Auto Mix

    Audio settings Display Status OFF status. ON status. ON and auto mix is functioning. Setting auto mix Turn auto mix ON or OFF. This function compares the total sum of the audio input levels from channels for which auto mix is turned ON and then divides the gain among all the channels based on that ratio. This means total gain always remains constant, even when there are audio inputs from multiple channels.

  • Page 67: Setting Agc

    Audio settings Item Description Stand Alone A microphone operates on its own. Link Multiple microphones operate together. In the channel audio settings of the channel(s) for which auto mix will be used, click “Enabled” to turn auto mix ON (blue). With each click, the auto mix switches between ON (blue) and OFF (no color).

  • Page 68: Setting Aec

    Audio settings “AGC” is shown in the advanced audio settings. Click the “AGC” switch to turn it ON (blue). With each click, the AGC switches between ON (blue) and OFF (no color). Set the “Target Level”. The target level can be adjusted by clicking the area in the red box. The target level can be set between unity (0 dB) and ±10 dB.

  • Page 69: Setting Nc

    Audio settings Set the AEC. Select a reference signal from the pull-down menu. Normally, audio from a microphone at another site would be selected. Configure settings to reduce remaining echo. The product ships from the factory in “ON” (blue). With each click of this switch, the setting switches between ON (blue) and OFF (no color).

  • Page 70: Turning The Mute On/Off

    Audio settings “NC” is shown in the advanced audio settings. Click the “NC” switch to turn it ON (blue). With each click, the NC switches between ON (blue) and OFF (no color). Set the “NC Attenuation Level”. The attenuation level of the noise cancellation function can be adjusted by clicking the area in the red box. The attenuation level can be set between 0 dB to 20 dB.

  • Page 71: Setting Analog Input Types

    Audio settings Adjust the input level or output level by dragging the volume adjustment knob in the channel audio settings. Setting Analog Input types Sets the input type of the analog input channel. In the channel audio settings, click the area for the input type as shown in the red box. Select an input type from the pull-down menu.

  • Page 72: Turning Phantom Power For The Analog Input On Or Off

    Audio settings Item Description Mic level Line Line level Turning phantom power for the Analog Input ON or OFF Turn the phantom power (+12 V) for the Analog Input channel ON or OFF. This setting can be made only when “Mic” is selected as the input type. Click “+12V”...

  • Page 73: Setting Channel Names And Colors

    Audio settings Item Description -33dBV Mic (Balanced) -10dBV Line (Unbalanced) +4dBu Line (Balanced) Setting channel names and colors Set names and colors for each channel. Click the channel name in the channel audio settings. Click on the text box and enter a channel name. Select a color.

  • Page 74: Copying Audio Settings

    Audio settings Click “OK”. The channel name and color are set. Copying audio settings Copy audio settings for one channel and paste them to another channel. Only audio settings for the Coverage channel or channels Priority 1 to Priority 5 can be copied. Click the channel menu for the channel whose audio settings are to be copied.

  • Page 75: Reset Audio Settings

    Audio settings Select a target channel. Multiple target channels can be selected. Channels selected as target channels can be deselected by clicking on them again. Click “Paste”. To cancel copying or reselect the source channel, click “Cancel”. Copy mode is cancelled. Audio settings from the source channel are reflected to the target channel.
  • Page 76 Audio settings Audio settings are reset.

  • Page 77: Camera Area Settings

    Camera Area settings Adding a Camera Area Talkers in the Camera Area are detected and output as location data. The camera can be pointed at the talker based on output location data. Camera operation requires that location data be received and processed by the camera. Up to 15 Camera Areas can be set for each microphone.
  • Page 78 Camera Area settings Camera Area The added Camera Area is selected and “Camera Area” appears in the context panel. Adjust the position of the Camera Area. Under “Position”, enter the height from the floor in “Z” and the position from the origin point using “X” (horizontal direction) and “Y”...

  • Page 79: Deleting A Camera Area

    Camera Area settings Deleting a Camera Area Select a Camera Area in the main area. “Camera Area” appears in the context panel. Click the trash icon or press the Delete key. Click “OK” in the message. The Camera Area is deleted. Locking a Camera Area The Camera Area is locked to prevent changes to its position and size.

  • Page 80: Setting Groups

    Camera Area settings The Camera Area is locked. Setting groups Set groups assigned to Camera Areas. Multiple Camera Areas can be assigned to the same group. Up to 8 Camera Area groups can be assigned for each microphone. Select a Camera Area in the main area. “Camera Area”...
  • Page 81 Camera Area settings The group number displayed in the Camera Area changes to the assigned group number.

  • Page 82: Settings & Maintenance

    Settings & Maintenance Advanced options for the microphone system and access utilities to help maintain and troubleshoot the system are available. Basic operations on Settings & Maintenance screen Select a microphone in the main area. The microphone settings screen appears. Click the area in the red box.

  • Page 83: General (System Settings)

    Settings & Maintenance For settings requiring use of a switch, click the switch. With each click, the setting switches between ON (blue) and OFF (no color). Click “Apply”. Click “Cancel” to cancel the setting. The setting will be applied. Click “OK” to exit. General (System Settings) Device Name Item...

  • Page 84: Command Link

    Settings & Maintenance Command Link Item Description Preset Link Link preset recalls for microphones on the same network. Mute Link Link mute recalls for microphones on the same network. Power Save Mode Link Link power save mode transitions for microphones on the same network. GPI Settings Item Description...

  • Page 85: Ip Control & Web Remote Port Settings

    Settings & Maintenance [1] This is possible when “IP Config Mode” is set to “Static”. IP Control & Web Remote Port Settings Item Description Set the configuration mode for the IP address. When “Auto” is selected, IP IP Config Mode addresses are automatically assigned by DHCP servers, etc.

  • Page 86: Audio (System Settings)

    Settings & Maintenance Audio (System Settings) Beam Settings Item Description Set the beam sensitivity. Low: Beam direction detection accuracy is prioritized. Reactions to noises other than voices will be decreased. The beam tracking reaction speed will Beam Sensitivity be slower. Mid: This is the most balanced setting.

  • Page 87: Ir Receiver (System Settings)

    Settings & Maintenance IR Receiver (System Settings) Allow Control Item Description Set whether to enable operation of the mute/confirm button on the IR Mute remote controller. Setting to “ON” (blue) will enable this function. Set whether to enable operation of the power save mode / cancel button Power Save Mode on the IR remote controller.

  • Page 88: Reset All Settings To Default

    Settings & Maintenance The update will start. Once the update is complete, the microphone will automatically reboot. Reset All Settings to Default All microphone settings will be reset to factory default. However, the firmware version will remain the same. Click “Reset”. Click “Yes”...

  • Page 89: Exporting Presets

    Settings & Maintenance Exporting presets Export presets to a file. Select the preset(s) to be exported to a file by clicking the corresponding button. Click “Export”. Set the save location/file name, and export the file. Importing presets Import exported preset files. Select import destination presets by clicking the corresponding button.

  • Page 90: Logging

    Settings & Maintenance Click “Browse”. Select and open preset files from the file selection screen. Click “Import”. It may take several minutes to reflect settings. The preset(s) will be imported. Logging Perform settings for log messages and download log files. Item Description Set whether to save log messages.

  • Page 91: System Info

    Settings & Maintenance [1] This is possible when “Enabled” is set to “ON”. Syslog is a standard for transferring log messages across IP networks. It is used for administration of computer systems and security monitoring. System Info This displays information about the system, such as network settings and the serial number and firmware version of this product.

  • Page 92: Software Application Settings

    Software application settings Basic operations on the Settings screen Configure software application settings or EQ presets/zone layout presets. Click the main menu. Click “Settings”. The Settings screen appears. Open the settings menu and click on a setting.

  • Page 93: Settings (App Settings)

    Software application settings When setting is complete, click “Apply”. Click “Cancel” to cancel the setting. The setting will be applied. Click “OK” to exit. Settings (APP Settings) Auto Reconnect Item Description Automatically reconnects when a project file is opened if a previously Enabled connected microphone is found on the same network.

  • Page 94: Page Settings

    Software application settings Page Settings Item Description Set whether to display the top menu screen when the software application Show Top Menu Enabled launches. Setting to “ON” (blue) will display the top menu screen. File Location Item Description File Download Location Set the save location first displayed when a file is saved.

  • Page 95: Exporting An Eq Preset/Library

    Software application settings Enter the EQ preset name. Exporting an EQ preset/library Under “4 Band EQ Library”, select EQ preset(s) to be exported to a file by clicking the corresponding button. When exporting a library, it is not necessary to select all EQ presets. Click “Export”...

  • Page 96: Importing An Eq Preset/Library

    Software application settings Set the save location/file name, and export the file. Importing an EQ preset/library Under “4 Band EQ Library”, select import destination EQ presets by clicking the corresponding button. When importing a library, it is not necessary to select all EQ presets. Click “Browse”...

  • Page 97: Zone Layout Library (Presets)

    Software application settings The EQ preset or library is imported. Zone Layout Library (Presets) Export or import zone layout presets or libraries to a file. For details on zone layout presets, see "Zone layout presets" (p. 52). Item Description Zone Layout Library A list of zone layout presets in the library being imported.

  • Page 98: Exporting A Zone Layout Preset/Library

    Software application settings Exporting a zone layout preset/library Under “Zone Layout Library”, select zone layout preset(s) to be exported to a file by clicking the corresponding button. When exporting a library, it is not necessary to select all zone layout presets. Click “Export”...
  • Page 99 Software application settings Click “Browse” for “Zone Layout Preset” or “Library”. Select and open files from the file selection screen. Click “Import” for the file(s) to be imported. The zone layout preset or library is imported.

  • Page 100: Auto Mix Settings For Connecting Multiple Units

    Auto mix settings for connecting multiple units Auto mix can be performed with multiple ATND1061DAN units as a single microphone group. When doing so, the main unit of the connected microphones will be the Primary unit, while all others will be Follower units.
  • Page 101 Auto mix settings for connecting multiple units The audio settings screen appears. Click “Auto Mix” in the advanced audio settings. “Auto Mix” is shown in the advanced audio settings and channel audio settings. Click the area in the red box next to “Gain Share Mode”. Click “Link”...

  • Page 102: Dante Controller Settings

    Auto mix settings for connecting multiple units Click “System Settings” > “Audio”. Set “Dante Tx#6 Signal” to “Auto Mix”. Perform the same settings for all microphones. Dante Controller settings Configure routing settings using the Dante Controller as follows.
  • Page 103 Auto mix settings for connecting multiple units Transmitters Receivers Follower1: Auto Mix Follower2: Mix In Follower1: Sum Out Follower2: Chain In Follower2: Auto Mix Follower3: Mix In Follower2: Sum Out Follower3: Chain In Follower3: Auto Mix Primary: Mix In Follower3: Sum Out Primary: Chain In Primary: Auto Mix Output device...

  • Page 104: Signal System Example

    Auto mix settings for connecting multiple units Signal system example ATND1061DAN-Primary Dante Rx Dante Tx Dante Controler Dante Output Matrix Devise AEC Ref in Sum In Chain In Mix In CH 1 CH 2 CH 3 CH 4 CH 5...

  • Page 105: Error Message List

    Error message list Error message Description The file you are trying to import is not a supported file format. Import a file Cannot import file type. of a supported file format. Data is not valid. The file you are trying to import contains invalid data. Import another file. Digital Microphone Manager is already open.

  • Page 106: Trademarks

    Trademarks ® ® Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Microsoft Windows operating system is indicated in its abbreviated form as Windows. All other company and product names that appear in this document are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.
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