Configure A Channel As A Pa Out; Configure A Talk Recording - Altair IPcom Series User Manual

Configure a channel as a PA Out

Sometimes is necessary to establish an easy key/button to radiate a message to say a wardrobe, artist
room, etc. You can use the Line Out to connect to the PA amplifier. To do so:
Go to the Groups window and create a new Group named PA OUT (sugerence) and define color.
Go to the Users window, select the Panel you need PA out and in Channels Config define a channel as an
Intercom and set the newly created Group PA OUT.
In the Destination Tab, select Line Out.
On the Advanced Settings windows > Audio > General, click on "Mic To Line Out"
Now all the messages carried out on the MIC (headset or panel mic) will be present on the Line Out XLR
when LISTENING on this channel is open.
So for leaving a message on the PA, operator must hold up for a while the LISTENING key and talk. Next,
the key must be hold up for a while again to resume radiating message.

Configure a TALK recording

Sometimes is necessary to record all the producer messages talk to the system for learning process or just
to be a remembering of the scenes run on a theater or musical performance. For that purpose, you can use
the Line Out to connect to the audio recorder device and set IPF as follows:
Go to the Groups window and create a new Group named TALK REC (sugerence) and define color.
Go to the Users window, select the Panel you need the recording and in "Channels Config" tab define a
channel as an Intercom and set the newly created TALK REC
In the Destination Tab, select Line Out.
On the Advanced Settings windows > Audio > General, click on "Mic To Line Out"
Now all the messages carried out on the MIC (headset or panel mic) will be present on the Line Out XLR
when LISTENING on this channel is open.
You can momentary cancel the recording by closing the LISTENING key. That key would be the Line Out
(recording) On/OFF switch. You can LOCK the operation of this key to avoid switching off unadverted.
ALTAIR IPcom Series: Model IPF-316
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