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MAGIC AC1 Go
Configuration Guide
Version: 2.412 (19. December 2023)
info@avt-nbg.de
www.avt-nbg.de
© AVT Audio Video Technologies GmbH

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  • Page 1 MAGIC AC1 Go Configuration Guide Version: 2.412 (19. December 2023) info@avt-nbg.de www.avt-nbg.de © AVT Audio Video Technologies GmbH...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents Overview Multi Control Software ▪ ▪ Hardware ▪ Maintenance ▪ ▪ Audio Codecs Backup / Restore ▪ Operation Modes ▪ ▪ Firmware Update First Start ▪ Registration ▪ ▪ Software Options Configuration ▪ ▪ System Monitor ▪ Local Settings SIP Monitor ▪...

  • Page 3: Hardware

    MAGIC AC1 Go Overview ▪ Hardware ▪ Audio Codecs ▪ Operation Modes info@avt-nbg.de www.avt-nbg.de © AVT Audio Video Technologies GmbH...
  • Page 4 Hardware - Front ▪ Half width 19" x 1U system with external power supply 19" mounting brackets included ▪ Illuminated graphic display with 160 x 32 pixels & front keypad. ▪ For configuration and operation ▪...
  • Page 5 Hardware - Rear ▪ Earthing screw ▪ 1 x LAN Interface External Power Supply (+12 V DC / 15 W) 1 x Stereo Audio Input / Output ▪ ▪ Configurable as analogue interface or AES/EBU ▪ RS232 socket with 2 RS232 data interfaces ▪...
  • Page 6 ▪ Standard ▪ Optional Signalling Codecs ▪ ▪ ▪ Audio over IP (AoIP) ▪ ISO/MPEG-2 Layer 3 Direct IP connection AAC-LD, AAC-ELD ▪ ▪ Codecs AAC-LC ▪ ▪ ▪ HE-AAC v1/v2 ▪ G.711 ▪ AES67 (4 channels) G.722 ▪ OPUS MAGIC System Manager Integration ▪...
  • Page 7 ISO/MPEG1/2 AAC-LD HE-AAC-LC OPUS FLAC G.722 G.711 PCM16/20/24 Layer 2/3 AAC-ELD HE-AAC-V1/2 Sub-Band, Sub-Band, Sub-Band, SILK Algorithm ADPCM Psychoacoustics Psychoacoustics Psychoacoustics CELT Structure Frames Frames Frames Bytes Bytes Bytes Frames Frames Bandwidth 20-Hz ... 20-kHz 20-Hz ... 20-kHz 20-Hz ... 20-kHz 50-Hz ...
  • Page 8 ▪ IP addresses of the receivers are entered in the ▪ Remote GPIO: Transmission of GPI states between ▪ configuration AVT audio codecs. Auto connect after power up ▪ ▪ Secure Streaming Function ▪ Independent configuration of the audio decoder ▪...
  • Page 9 ▪ Establish a connection ▪ Support for the STUN protocol (Session Traversal Utilities for NAT) by dialling a phone number via a SIP server ▪ Simplified: Conversion of the internal IP address ▪ by entering the IP address of the receiver via Direct ▪...
  • Page 10 MAGIC AC1 Go First Start ▪ Connecting the PC software info@avt-nbg.de www.avt-nbg.de © AVT Audio Video Technologies GmbH...

  • Page 11: First Start

    Start the MAGIC AC1 Go PC ▪ software with administrator rights. ▪ Right-click on the icon on the desktop and select “Run as Administrator”. ▪ Click on the menu button in the upper left corner. ▪ Open Configuration > Control Interface.

  • Page 12: Configuration

    "PC ONLINE" in the top right ▪ corner, indicates that the PC software is connected to the unit. The number of channels ▪ displayed depends on the configuration. The codec channel AC 1 ▪ provides high quality audio transmission. The AUX 1 channel provides ▪...
  • Page 13 Go to Menu > Configuration > ▪ System to enter the system configuration. ▪ The system configuration is stored on the MAGIC AC1 Go unit. ▪ Go to Menu > Configuration > Local Settings to change the appearance of the PC software.
  • Page 14 MAGIC AC1 Go Configuration ▪ Local Settings info@avt-nbg.de www.avt-nbg.de © AVT Audio Video Technologies GmbH...
  • Page 15 Application Parameters (1)
  • Page 16 MAIN WINDOW SIZE: Select one of the predefined ▪ Define the appearance of the PC software on the ▪ windows sizes. APPLICATION PARAMETERS configuration page. ▪ The window size can also be adjusted by dragging the ▪ MAIN WINDOW PRESENTATION: Define position frame of the main window with the mouse.
  • Page 17 Settings Folder (1)
  • Page 18 The settings are saved in the user directory of the logged-in Windows account. User rights are sufficient to change the local settings. (%APPDATA%\LOCAL\AVT\MAGIC THipPro LITE) FOR ALL USERS: All users of the PC use the same ▪ settings. Windows Administrator rights are required to change the local settings.
  • Page 19 MAGIC AC1 Go Configuration ▪ Operation Settings info@avt-nbg.de www.avt-nbg.de © AVT Audio Video Technologies GmbH...
  • Page 20 Clients / Security (1)
  • Page 21 ▪ When a preset is created, only the settings in the ▪ COMPUTER NAME / IP ADDRESS: This entry is OPERATION SETTINGS branch are saved in the used to check the access rights of a client to the preset. These settings affect the audio system.
  • Page 22 Line Interface (1)

  • Page 23: Aoip/Sip

    IP Leased Line Dial Up ▪ On the LINE INTERFACE setting page, the ▪ operating mode and the connection parameters ▪ Bidirectional point-to-point connection are configured. IP address of the receiver is entered when connecting ▪ ▪ Compatible with MAGIC ACip3 and Luci Live ▪...
  • Page 24 Line Interface – AoIP/SIP (1)
  • Page 25 ▪ In AOIP/SIP mode, the device uses the SIP ▪ LABEL: Enter any text. The label is displayed on protocol to negotiate the coding algorithm and other configuration pages, the main panel and the establish the connection. dialling window. ▪ The device can register with up to five SIP ▪...
  • Page 26 ▪ STUN: If the provider requires the use of a STUN ▪ PBX/EXCHANGE LINE CONFIGURATION: The server, activate this option. The STUN server is device can distinguish between internal and entered on the configuration page LAN external calls when operating on a PBX. INTERFACE.
  • Page 27 ▪ ENABLE AUTO REDIALLING OF REMOTELY DROPPED CONNECTIONS: If a connections is dropped by the other endpoint the device tries to establish the connection again. REDIAL ATTEMPTS: Up to 63 reconnection attempts ▪ can be configured. Set to 0 for infinite redialling. ▪...
  • Page 28 Line Interface – IP Leased Line Dial Up (1)
  • Page 29 This mode is compatible with MAGIC ACip3 and ▪ REMOTE GPIO MODE: When connected to a MAGIC Luci Live. ACip3 or MAGIC AC1 Go, the states of the GPIO inputs can be transmitted to the remote device. A connection is established by entering the IP ▪...
  • Page 30 ▪ DECODER PARAMETERS: In the receiver, the data ▪ ENCODER PACKET SIZE (PAYLOAD TIME): Some packets are buffered to compensate for encoding algorithms do not mandate a specific transmission jitter (= temporal fluctuations in the size for the IP packets. For the following codecs, reception of packets).
  • Page 31 Line Interface – IP Leased Line Standard (1)
  • Page 32 REMOTE GPIO MODE: When connected to a MAGIC ▪ This mode is compatible with MAGIC AC1 XIP and AC1 XIP, MAGIC ACip3 or MAGIC AC1 Go, the MAGIC ACip3. states of the GPIO inputs can be transmitted to the remote device. Specify how the data is A connection can be established automatically ▪...
  • Page 33 VLAN. Secure transmission jitter (= temporal fluctuations in the Streaming only works between AVT codecs. reception of packets). ENABLE: Enable Secure Streaming in the transmit BUFFER MODE: The receive data buffer offers two ▪...
  • Page 34 Line Interface – IP Leased Line Extended (1)
  • Page 35 ▪ IP LEASED LINE EXTENDED: Allows sending of up ▪ ENCODER settings to five streams via unidirectional point-to-point LABEL: Enter any text. The label is displayed in the ▪ connections. All streams transport identical main panel of the PC software above the channel. content (simulcast).
  • Page 36 VLAN. Secure decoder locations at synchronously and thus Streaming only works between AVT codecs. compensate for transmission delays of different lengths of the individual tracks. For this, the ▪...
  • Page 37 UDP PORT: UDP port used for receiving audio data. ▪ ▪ AC1 XIP, MAGIC ACip3 or MAGIC AC1 Go, the states VLAN: Select which VLAN is used for the audio ▪ of the GPIO inputs can be transmitted to the reception.
  • Page 38 ▪ AUTO CONNECT AFTER POWER UP: Audio ▪ ENCODER PACKET SIZE (PAYLOAD TIME): Some transmission starts automatically after the device encoding algorithms do not mandate a specific has been powered up. size for the IP packets. For the following codecs, the packet size can be set here in milliseconds.
  • Page 39 AoIP (LAN/SIP) (1)
  • Page 40 ▪ On the AOIP (LAN/SIP) page, the SIP accounts are ▪ USER AUTHENTICATION: Enter the User set if the operating mode is set to AoIP/SIP. Authentication of the SIP account as specified by the provider. ▪ The available channels are shown on tabs. ▪...
  • Page 41 ▪ ENCODER PACKET SIZE (PAYLOAD TIME): Some ▪ DECODER PARAMETERS: In the receiver, the data encoding algorithms do not mandate a specific packets are buffered to compensate for size for the IP packets. For the following codecs, transmission jitter (= temporal fluctuations in the the packet size can be set here in milliseconds.
  • Page 42 Audio Coding (1)
  • Page 43 ▪ On the AUDIO CODING page, the coding ▪ ALGORITHM: If the MPEG codec is selected, you algorithms are set when the operating mode is set can choose between the available variants here to IP LEASED LINE STANDARD / EXTENDED. (some optional): L2: Layer 2 (MP2) ▪...
  • Page 44 ▪ MODE: Select how the input signal is to be ▪ BIT RESOLUTION: A higher bit depth allows for a encoded: higher dynamic range but requires a higher transmission bandwidth. (Not available for all STEREO: The codec treats the signal as left and ▪...
  • Page 45 Audio Assignment (1)
  • Page 46 ▪ The audio interfaces of the device are assigned to ▪ It is not possible to use the analogue audio the codec channel (AC) and the AUX channel on interface and the AES/EBU interface at the same the AUDIO ASSIGNMENT page. time, as they share the same connectors on the unit.
  • Page 47 Auto Answer (1)
  • Page 48 ▪ The unit can automatically accept calls which is configured on the AUTO ANSWER page. ▪ Available in AoIP/SIP and IP Leased Line Dial Up mode Auto Answer can be switched on separately for ▪ each channel. AUTO ANSWER DELAY: Define the time period ▪...
  • Page 49 GPIO (1)
  • Page 50 ▪ GPIOs (General Purpose Input Output) offer a way ▪ DHD SET LOGIC: Uses an IP-based protocol to of exchanging information with other systems. transmit control signals and status messages via Ethernet. There are 64 GPIOs available, each of ▪ The functions of each GPIO can be configured on which can be used as input or output.
  • Page 51 MAGIC AC1 Go Configuration ▪ Transmission Modes info@avt-nbg.de www.avt-nbg.de © AVT Audio Video Technologies GmbH...
  • Page 52 Transmission Modes - General (1)
  • Page 53 ▪ In the AoIP/SIP and IP Leased Line Dial Up ▪ There are three predefined transmission modes operating mode, the codec used must be selected that are always available when dialling out : with the desired parameters each time a TELEPHONE: G.711, 64 kbit/s ▪...
  • Page 54 ▪ The TRANSMISSION MODES - GENERAL page ▪ DEFAULT MONO MODE (TELEPHONE, 7 KHZ, 15 provides basic settings. KHZ): Select how the audio input signal is used when a standard transmission mode uses a mono ▪ AUDIO MODE AFTER DISCONNECT: Select which signal: transmission mode is set when a connection is MONO LEFT: Only the left channel of the input...
  • Page 55 Transmission Modes – 15 kHz Default (1)
  • Page 56 ▪ On the TRANSMISSION MODE - 15 KHZ DEFAULT ▪ ALGORITHM: Select an algorithm if the MPEG page, the coding algorithms for the predefined 15 codec is selected above. (Availability depends on kHz mode are set. the activated software options.) L2: Layer 2 (MP2) ▪...
  • Page 57 REMOTE GPIO MODE: When connected to a MAGIC ▪ AC1 XIP, MAGIC ACip3 or MAGIC AC1 Go, the ▪ MONO: The codec is fed a single-channel signal that is formed according to the MONO MODE setting.
  • Page 58 ▪ SECURE STREAMING: Sending two streams with identical content. Secure Streaming only works between AVT codecs. MODE: ▪ ▪ ON: The unit sends two streams and expects to receive two streams. If no second stream is received, an alarm is raised.
  • Page 59 Transmission Modes – User Defined (1)
  • Page 60 ▪ On the TRANSMISSION MODE - USER DEFINED page, custom transmission modes can be defined. ▪ USER TRANSMISSION MODES: The user-defined transmission modes are listed here. SHOW: Enabled transmission modes are available ▪ for selection when establishing a connection. NAME: Name of the transmission mode. ▪...
  • Page 61 User Defined Transmission Mode (1)
  • Page 62 ▪ On each USER DEFINED TRANSMISSION MODE ▪ ALGORITHM: Select an algorithm if the MPEG page, the parameters of a transmission mode can codec is selected above. (Availability depends on be set. the activated software options.) L2: Layer 2 (MP2) ▪...
  • Page 63 REMOTE GPIO MODE: When connected to a MAGIC ▪ AC1 XIP, MAGIC ACip3 or MAGIC AC1 Go, the ▪ MONO: The codec is fed a single-channel signal that is formed according to the MONO MODE setting.
  • Page 64 ▪ SECURE STREAMING: Sending two streams with identical content. Secure Streaming only works between AVT codecs. MODE: ▪ ▪ ON: The unit sends two streams and expects to receive two streams. If no second stream is received, an alarm is raised.
  • Page 65 MAGIC AC1 Go Configuration ▪ System Settings info@avt-nbg.de www.avt-nbg.de © AVT Audio Video Technologies GmbH...
  • Page 66 General (1)
  • Page 67 ▪ Settings in the SYSTEM SETTINGS branch cannot ▪ FRONT KEYPAD: The front panel keyboard is be saved in presets. These settings concern the configured here. hardware or the connection to the direct KEY TONE: Activates the key click of the unit ▪...
  • Page 68 ▪ LOGFILE: The unit can write changes to the system status to an internal log. Two settings are available: DISABLE: No log is recorded. ▪ ENABLE: The log file is recorded in the internal ▪ memory. If the file is full, it is overwritten piece by piece from the beginning.
  • Page 69 Audio Interface (1)
  • Page 70 ▪ The basic parameters of the audio interfaces of ▪ AES/EBU INTERFACE the device are configured on the AUDIO CLOCK SOURCE OF DIGITAL OUTPUT: There are ▪ INTERFACE page. sample rate converters only on the AES/EBU input. The AES/EBU output runs at system clock. Systems ▪...
  • Page 71 AES67 (1)
  • Page 72 ▪ AES67 is an open standard for Audio over IP ▪ AUDIO MODE: The audio signal is PCM encoded. developed by the Audio Engineering Society The bit depths can be set here: (AES). It sets a minimum standard for audio L16: 16 bit/sample ▪...
  • Page 73 ▪ RECEPTION: The unit can subscribe to two AES67 ▪ QUALITY OF SERVICE (DSCP): The unit supports streams with up to 8 mono audio channels each. Quality of Service via DSCP (Differentiated The desired audio channels of the streams are Service Code Point).
  • Page 74 Data Interface (1)
  • Page 75 ▪ Some codecs support transmission of data along with the encoded audio within the stream. ▪ If enabled, the device routes data provided via the DATA Interface (RS232) to the encoder. The data rate used for PAD reduces the data rate ▪...
  • Page 76 LAN Interface (1)
  • Page 77 ▪ The LAN interfaces of the device are configured ▪ QUALITY OF SERVICE (DSCP): The device supports on the LAN INTERFACE page. Quality of Service via DSCP (Differentiated Service Code Point). It uses the Differentiated ▪ DHCP: Enable DHCP if the unit must obtain its IP Services (DiffServ) field in the IP header.
  • Page 78 ▪ STUN SERVER PARAMETERS: The use of a STUN ▪ LINK TYPE: Set how the unit's Ethernet server may be required by the AoIP/SIP provider. connection to the network switch is established. Only one STUN server is required, even if the AUTO: The device automatically detects the link ▪...
  • Page 79 ▪ CONTROL: Configure the connection of the PC software to the unit. UDP CONTROL PORT: UPD port on the device to ▪ which all PCs connect. ▪ ACCESSIBLE FROM: Limit access to the device to a specific IP address. ▪ ALL LAN INTERFACES: Control is possible via all IP addresses.
  • Page 80 VLAN (1)
  • Page 81 ▪ The device supports tagged VLANs. ▪ TPID: Enables or disables VLAN for a specific service. The VLAN page is used to configure the VLAN ▪ NONE: VLAN not enabled. ▪ parameters for individual services / protocols. 802.1QTag: VLAN enabled. ▪...
  • Page 82 NTP (1)
  • Page 83 ▪ The device can synchronise itself with an external ▪ The following parameters must be set for each clock via NTP (Network Time Protocol). server: LAN: IP address of the unit to be used to connect to ▪ ▪ This allows log file entries to be time-stamped. the NTP server.
  • Page 84 Alarm Signalling (1)
  • Page 85 ACCEPTABLE: The threshold values for the packet ▪ Alarm parameters can be configured on the ▪ loss as well as the maximum jitter value from which ALARM SIGNALLING page. the stream quality is classified as acceptable. ▪ DECODER IP PACKET LOSS: On the user interface, SECURE STREAMING IP PACKET LOSS: A separate ▪...
  • Page 86 ▪ AES/EBU INTERFACE: The device raises an alarm if there is no signal at the AES/EBU inputs. For example, if an AES/EBU interface is only used to output an audio signal, the alarm can be disabled. DISABLE INPUT ALARM FOR AES/EBU ▪...
  • Page 87 SNMP (1)
  • Page 88 ▪ The device can be monitored via a network ▪ NMS 1-4: The unit can send traps to up to four management system. The parameters for that are Network Management Systems. Traps are sent configured on the SNMP page. when the following parameters are set for an NMS: ▪...
  • Page 89 ▪ SEND ALL TRAPS AT SYSTEM STARTUP : Enable ▪ MISCELLANEOUS TRAPS: this option to send all traps when the device has CHANNEL 1 RTP QUALITY ▪ finished booting. COLD START: The SNMP agent is being reinitialised. ▪ ▪ SEND TRAPS IMMEDIATELY AFTER ENABLING : ▪...
  • Page 90 ACconnect (1)
  • Page 91 ▪ The unit can be integrated into a MAGIC THipPro system via the ACconnect function. ▪ In this case, the unit is configured and controlled via the MAGIC THipPro software. The ACCONNECT page allows you to disconnect ▪ from a MAGIC THipPro by deleting the IP address of the MAGIC THipPro from the IP ADDRESS column.
  • Page 92 DHD (1)
  • Page 93 ▪ The unit supports DHD-ECP (DHD-External ▪ PORT: Enter the port via which the DHD Core can Control Protocol) for communication with a DHD be reached. core. ▪ TCP/IP RECONNECT TIME: Specifies the time ▪ The connection parameters are configured on the interval between TCP connection requests to the DHD page.
  • Page 94 Ember+ (1)
  • Page 95 ▪ The unit supports the Ember+ protocol in both the ▪ ACTIVATE EMBER+ CONSUMER: Activates the provider role and the consumer role. Both roles Ember+ consumer of the unit. The unit can can be active at the same time. connect to two providers simultaneously. ▪...
  • Page 96 Quick Dials (1)
  • Page 97 ▪ The number keys on the front of the unit can also be used as quick-dial keys. ▪ Press and hold a number key to trigger a quick- dial function. The quick-dial functions are configured on the ▪ QUICK DIALS page. A function can be defined for each number key: ▪...
  • Page 98 MAGIC AC1 Go Configuration ▪ Login info@avt-nbg.de www.avt-nbg.de © AVT Audio Video Technologies GmbH...
  • Page 99 Login (1)
  • Page 100 ▪ Passwords can be configured to protect the ▪ Note: To gain access to the configuration without configuration of the device from unauthorised the password, the unit must be reset to factory access. These are set on the LOGIN page. settings via the front display.
  • Page 101 MAGIC AC1 Go Main Panel ▪ AoIP/SIP info@avt-nbg.de www.avt-nbg.de © AVT Audio Video Technologies GmbH...
  • Page 102 ➀ ➁ ➂ ➃ ➄ ➅ ➆ ➇ ➈ Main Panel – AoIP/SIP (1)
  • Page 103 ▪ In the AoIP/SIP operating mode, the codec Channel Status: Shows the connection status of channel and AUX channel are displayed in the the channel in different colours. During a main window. connection, number, name or IP address of the remote party is displayed.
  • Page 104 The RTP Audio Quality shows the quality of the DROP: Press the button to terminate the received data stream in the colours green, yellow connection or reject an incoming call. When and red. The threshold values of the individual there is an incoming call, the button flashes levels are set on the Alarm Signalling yellow.
  • Page 105 ➀ ➁ Main Panel – AoIP/SIP (4)
  • Page 106 ▪ The detailed codec information can be permanently displayed on the main panel. ▪ This view is enabled under Menu > Configuration > Local Settings > Application Parameters > Show detailed Codec information in Codec Line CODEC: Codec information shows details of encoder and decoder combined.
  • Page 107 Press the CALL button on the main ▪ panel to open the dialling window. Select a SIP account ▪ Ⓘ Displays detailed SIP account ➀ information and status. ➁ Enter a phone number when using the SIP account or an IP address for ➂...
  • Page 108 The internal phone book of ▪ the unit is displayed on the left of the dialling window. Search for an entry. Leave ➀ blank to display all phone book entries. ➁ Search result, or list of all entries . Select an entry, to transfer it to the dialling parameters on the right.
  • Page 109 When adding a new entry or ▪ editing an existing entry, a new windows opens. Enter the name. Select a SIP account. Ⓘ Displays detailed SIP ▪ ➀ account information. ➁ Enter the phone number or IP address. ➂ Select a transmission mode. ➃...

  • Page 110: Ip Leased Line

    MAGIC AC1 Go Main Panel ▪ IP Leased Line info@avt-nbg.de www.avt-nbg.de © AVT Audio Video Technologies GmbH...
  • Page 111 ➀ ➁ ➂ ➃ ➄ ➅ ➆ ➇ ➈ Main Panel – IP Leased Line (1)
  • Page 112 ▪ In the IP Leased Line operating mode, the codec Encoder and decoder status. channels is displayed in the main window. The audio quality is displayed via a symbol: ▪ ▪ HQ: A high-quality codec is used. ▪ The following information is displayed from top to HD: The G.722 codec is used.
  • Page 113 More status information: DROP: Press the button to terminate the connection. Status of the Audio Level monitoring which can be ▪ configured on the Alarm Signalling configuration page. Status of the PAD monitoring which can be ▪ configured on the Alarm Signalling configuration page.
  • Page 114 ➀ ➁ Main Panel – IP Leased Line (4)
  • Page 115 ▪ The detailed codec information can be permanently displayed on the main panel. ▪ This view is enabled under Menu > Configuration > Local Settings > Application Parameters > Show detailed Codec information in Codec Line ENCODER / DECODER: Codec information is shown for encoder and decoder separately.
  • Page 116 MAGIC AC1 Go Operation ▪ Multi Control Software info@avt-nbg.de www.avt-nbg.de © AVT Audio Video Technologies GmbH...

  • Page 117: Multi Control Software

    Multi Control Software (1)
  • Page 118 ▪ The MAGIC AC1 Go - Multi Control Software is included in the standard software installation. ▪ Up to 99 MAGIC AC1 Go devices can be monitored and operated. ▪ New devices can be added via Menu (☰) > Configuration > Control Interface.

  • Page 119: Maintenance

    MAGIC AC1 Go Maintenance ▪ Backup / Restore ▪ Firmware Update ▪ Registration Software Options ▪ System Monitor ▪ SIP Monitor ▪ Logfile ▪ info@avt-nbg.de www.avt-nbg.de © AVT Audio Video Technologies GmbH...

  • Page 120: Backup / Restore

    The system configuration can ▪ be saved to a PC via Menu > File > System Settings > Export. The backup file contains: ▪ ▪ The current configuration of the unit Presets ▪ ▪ Transmission modes To restore a configuration, ▪...

  • Page 121: Firmware Update

    The latest version of the AC1 ▪ Go software is freely available on our website. The installation package ▪ contains the PC software and the matching firmware. Update process: ▪ ▪ Install the new PC software version. ▪ Start the firmware update under Administration - Firmware Download.

  • Page 122: Registration ▪ Software Options

    Registration and Software Options (1)
  • Page 123 ▪ ENTER PASSWORD: Software options can be ▪ MAC ADDRESS: The MAC address of the LAN activated later. To do so, contact AVT with the interface. SUBJECT NUMBER and the FACTORY NUMBER. ANALOGUE AUDIO IN/OUT: The calibration values of ▪...

  • Page 124: System Monitor

    System Monitor (1)
  • Page 125 ▪ Under MENU - SYSTEM MONITOR an overview of ▪ SYSTEM ALARMS: These alarms affect the the system status is shown. hardware components of the device. An active alarm means that the component in question has ▪ The status of the individual components is failed temporarily or permanently.
  • Page 126 ENCODER / DECODER AUDIO LEVEL: Indicates SYSTEM STATE: General information about the ▪ ▪ whether the corresponding audio signal has fallen system state is displayed here. below the set threshold for the set period. This ▪ SYSTEM TEMPERATURE: Displays the temperature alarm must be activated in the settings.
  • Page 127 ETHERNET STATE: Shows the status of the LAN RX JITTER BUFFER: Shows the fill levels of the ▪ ▪ interface. receive buffer for the codec channel. High fill levels can be due to high jitter, active ▪ LED = Link Status. Secure Streaming or active Audio Delay Sync.
  • Page 128 AES67 RX STREAM: Shows the status of the CONFIGURATION DIALOGUE OPEN AT: The system ▪ ▪ configured RX AES67 streams. settings cannot be opened on more than one PC at the same time. This line shows on which PC the ▪...

  • Page 129: Sip Monitor

    The SIP registration status of ▪ all accounts is displayed under System Monitor > SIP Monitor. TEST: Start registration for ▪ that account. The registration status is ▪ displayed with troubleshooting information in case of an error. SIP Monitor...
  • Page 130 SIP Log (1)
  • Page 131 ▪ The SIP communication of the unit can be ▪ VIEW LOGFILE: Open the logfile in a text editor on recorded under System Monitor > SIP Monitor > the PC. SIP Log. ▪ SAVE LOGFILE: Click to save the logfile on the PC. ▪...
  • Page 132 Logfile Viewer (1)
  • Page 133 DURATION [d] hh:mm:ss,msec: Duration for which ▪ Status changes of the unit can be recorded in an ▪ the event was active in hours : minutes : seconds , internal log file. milliseconds. This information is only available if it is ▪...
  • Page 134 ▪ EXPORT (USING FILTER): Exports the content of the list as it is displayed to a file on the PC. The file can be stored as text file (*.log) or XML file ▪ (*.xml) by selecting the respective type in the Save As Dialog.

  • Page 135: Front Display

    MAGIC AC1 Go Front Display info@avt-nbg.de www.avt-nbg.de © AVT Audio Video Technologies GmbH...
  • Page 136 1: Softkeys ▪ ▪ The function is displayed to the left of the buttons on the screen. ▪ 2: Call ▪ 3: OK 4: Arrow Keys ▪ ▪ Navigating in menus and lists. ▪ Changing audio levels. 5: Hang up ▪...
  • Page 137 The top line shows the operating ▪ mode and in case of “SIP” the selected SIP server. ▪ The '#' key changes the SIP server. The second line shows the current ▪ transmission mode. This can be changed with the arrow keys. The softkey "Names"...
  • Page 138 All entries of the internal ▪ telephone book are displayed in alphabetical order. Enter a character string via ▪ the numeric keypad to filter the list. Display, add, edit and delete ▪ entries via the "Opt." softkey. ▪ Press the “CALL" key to dial the number of the selected contact.
  • Page 139 The SIP server cannot be ▪ changed on the dialling screen. This must be done beforehand on the start screen. Starting to type a number on ▪ the start screen, opens the dialling screen. Select one of the configured ▪ transmission modes via the arrow keys.
  • Page 140 During a connection, the ▪ audio levels for transmit (T) and receive (R) are displayed. ▪ Press and hold "OK" to switch between codec channel and AUX channel. ▪ Press the "1/Status“ key to display the codec status. Step through the status ▪...
  • Page 141 MAGIC AC1 Go Interfaces ▪ ▪ Data / Control info@avt-nbg.de www.avt-nbg.de © AVT Audio Video Technologies GmbH...
  • Page 142 TTL / Relay Interface Connector: SUB-D (9-pin / female) ▪ Signal Electrical Characteristics TTL 1 IN/OUT Capacity of the TTL inputs/outputs: Maximum voltage: 3.3 V TTL 2 IN/OUT Maximum current: 10mA TTL 3 IN/OUT TTL 4 IN/OUT Relay 1a Capacity of the relays: Maximum voltage: 48V Relay 1b Maximum current: 200mA...
  • Page 143 RS232 1/2 Interface Connector: SUB-D (9-pin / female) ▪ Signal Electrical Characteristics not used Type: Level: V.24 TXD 1 OUT (PC control) Data rate: 38400 Baud RXD 1 (PC control) Range: max. 15 m Protocol: 1 Start bit not used 8 Data bits 1 Stop bit not used...

  • Page 144: Support

    Support Hotline Support-Portal Support E-Mail +49 911 2571 110 avt-nbg.zammad.com support@avt-nbg.de Support info@avt-nbg.de www.avt-nbg.de...

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