User Manuals: Tieline i-Mix G3 TLM 600 Audio Codec

User Manuals: Tieline i-Mix G3 TLM 600 Audio Codec

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Tieline i-Mix G3 TLM 600 Main Operation Manual

Tieline i-Mix G3 TLM 600 Main Operation Manual (355 pages)

TLM 600 Integrated Mixer-CODEC

Brand: Tieline | Category: Music Mixer | Size: 8 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
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Section 1. Safety Notices and Warnings
13
Section 2. Manual Conventions
14
- Controls
  14
- Connector Panel
  14
- Menu Text
  14
- Menu Navigation
  14
- Toolbox Software
  14
- Hyperlinks
  14
Tool Box
14
Section 3. Welcome to Our Revolution
16
Section 4. Introduction to Tieline Codecs
18
Section 5. Codec Controls and Connections
25
Figure 1: I -MIX G3 Frontp
26
Figure 2: Rear Paneld
27
Section 6. New Codec Menu Wizards
28
- Easier Navigation
  28
- Figure 3: Pots Wizard Menu
  28
- Module Indicator Arrows
  29
- Figure 4: Commander G3 M
  29
- Figure 5: I -MIX G3 Menus
  29
- Codec Module Options
  30
Section 7. Quick Start: Connecting Quickly Using Manual Default Profiles
31
- 7.1. Step 1: Set Audio Configuration Settings
  32
  - Codec Menus
    32
  - Figure 6: Codec Audio Menu
    33
  - Tructure
    33
- 7.2. Step 2: Select a Profile
  34
- 7.3. Step 3: Change Connection Settings
  36
- Figure 7: Pots Menu Wizard
  36
- Figure 8: Pots Menuc
  37
- W Izards
  37
- Figure 9: Isdn Menuc
  38
- Figure 10: Gsm Menuc
  39
- Figure 11: Ip Menuc
  40
- Figure 12: 3G Wizard
  41
- Figure 13: X.21 Menu Wizard
  42
Table 1: Udp Ip Broadband
44
In Module
44
R Ecommended B Itrates
46
Table 2: Isdn Mpeg 2 L
46
R Ecommended B Itrates
47
Table 5: Dual Monop
52
Section 8. Pots Operation and Usage Tips: How It Works
63
Section 9. Isdn
73
Section 10. Gsm
81
Section 11. 3Gip
90
Section 12. Satellite
91
- Broadband Global Area Network (Bgan)
  91
Section 13. X.21
92
Section 14. IP Streaming Configurations
94
Section 15. Operation of Your Codec: Codec LCD Displays and Dialing Connections
95
- Getting Started: Operating the Menu Selector (MS)
  95
- Clear
  96
- Adjusting Input Levels
  96
- Audio Monitoring on the Codec
  96
- Adjusting Auxiliary and Phone Input Levels
  96
- Pre-Flight Connection Checks
  97
- Menu Navigation
  97
- Getting Started
  98
- The Lcd Screen on Initial Powerup
  98
- Lcd Screen
  98
- Loading Profiles
  99
- Initial Connection State of Codec Lcd Displays
  100
- Initiating Manual Connections: Dialing a Number
  102
- Figure 28: Standard Pots C
  104
- C Onnecting
  104
- Manual Isdn Connections
  107
- Manual Gsm Connections
  108
- Manual 3G Connections
  109
- Manual Ip Connections
  110
- Manual X.21 Connections
  111
- The Connections Manager (Cxns)
  112
- Summary
  114
- Menu Settings
  115
- Figure 29: Menu Submenus
  116
- Menu: Submenu Details
  117
Tool Box
117
- Figure 30: Configurations
  119
- Setting 1
  122
- Correction
  132
- A Nintroduction to Session Data
  142
- Data Options Available
  142
- Rd Party Devices
  142
- Some Background on Data Packets
  142
- The Serial Port Data Wizard
  142
- Table 7: the Osi Modele
  143
- The Osi Model Explained
  143
- How Tieline Codec Session Data Works
  144
- The Session Layer
  144
- Figure 31: Session Datac
  145
- D Isplay
  146
- Figure 32: Session Datas
  146
- Configuring the Serial Port to Send Data
  147
- Enabling Serial Port Data Flow Control
  147
- Dtmf Control of Rd Party Devices
  149
- GSM Transparent and Non-Transparent Data Modes
  149
Relay and Control Port Operation
151
- External Relay Box
  151
- Figure 34: Control Ports on a
  151
- Cabling and Operation Distances
  152
- Figure 35: the Rear View of a
  152
- Can Bus Cable Terminations
  153
- Inputs
  153
- Outputs
  153
- Setup
  153
- Dip Settings
  154
- Cmos Relay Operational Mode
  154
- Front Panel Led Indicators
  154
- Piezo Alarm
  154
Section 18. Toolbox Operation
155
- Toolbox Software Downloads
  155
- Preparing to Use Toolbox Software with Your Codec
  156
- Figure 36: Main Menus
  156
- Connecting Your Codec to Apc
  157
- Configuring Toolbox and Your Codec to Work Together
  157
- Connecting Toolbox Via USB
  158
- LAN Connection: Static, DHCP and BOOTP IP Addresses
  160
- Inserting Static Ip Addresses into a Codec and Pc
  160
- Serial Port Connections: Configuration at the Codec Itself
  162
- Connecting Your Codec to Toolbox Software
  163
- Figure 37: Tool Box Rptp E
  164
- M Essage
  164
- Updating Firmware
  165
- Figure 38: Tool Boxi
  165
- Figure 39: Tool Box Software
  166
- Essage
  166
- Figure 40: Rptp Errorm
  167
- Figure 41: Tool Box Upgrade
  167
- Arning
  167
Section 19. Configuration File System
169
Section 20. Matrix Editor
172
- A Noverview
  172
- How Do Iuse Matrices in the Codec
  172
- Routing Matrices Explained
  173
- Figure 43: Inputs Ando
  173
- Activating the Matrix Editor
  174
- Figure 44: Matrix Editorm
  174
- Matrices -Where Do I Start
  175
- Defining the Matrix Editor
  176
- Figure 45: How to Configure
  176
- Checking of Cross Points
  177
- The Default Matrices: How to Use Them
  178
- Figure 46: Tlm400 Pa Feed
  179
- Creating, Saving and Amending Matrices
  180
- Additional Edit Matrix Functions
  181
- All Matrices Menu Functions
  181
Profile Editor
182
- User Profiles
  182
- Figure 47: the Profilee
  182
- Set Factory Defaults
  183
- Manual Default Profiles: Overview
  183
- Figure 48: Thes
  183
- Selecting Manual Default Profiles
  185
- General Attributes of Manual Default Profiles
  185
- Figure 49: the Manuald
  185
- Current Runtime: Overview
  186
- Manual Default Presets
  186
- Figure 50: the Profile 'Mask
  186
- Manual Default Mono Program
  187
- Manual Default Mono/Ifb
  188
- Manual Default Stereo
  190
- Manual Default Dual Program
  191
- Manual Default Bonded Mono
  191
- Creating a New Profile
  192
- Properties
  192
- How Do I Utilize Profile Masks
  193
- Copy and Paste Functions
  193
- Figure 55: the 'Mask
  193
- Deleting a Profile
  194
- Renaming a Profile
  194
- Making Adjustments Within Profiles
  194
Connection Setup
196
- The Connection Manager
  196
- Connection no
  197
- Bonding: an Overview
  197
- Dialing Bonded Mono Connections
  198
- Figure 57: List of Manuald
  198
- ISDN 3B and 4B Bonding (Commander Codecs Only)
  199
  - Codec
    199
  - Figure 58: Bonding Typed
    199
  - Table 9: Bonding Typec
    199
Settings
199
- Configuring 4B Channel Connections (Commander Codecs Only)
  200
- Figure 59: 4B Isdn Profile in
  200
- Connection Type
  201
- Figure 60: Port and Codec
  201
- Figure 61: Tieline Gsm Plug
  202
- Coding and Algorithms
  205
- Mpeg Explained
  207
- Tieline Algorithms Available
  210
- Samplerate
  214
- Algorithm Connection Matrix
  214
- Table 10: Algorithmc
  215
- Ports and Codec Channels: an Overview
  217
- Phonebook Numbers
  219
- Automatic Redial
  220
- Failover Profile in Detail
  221
- Figure 62: Simple Failover
  223
- F Unction
  223
- Figure 63: Failoverc
  225
- Figure 65: Main Profile with
  226
- S Ettings
  226
- Remote Profile
  228
- A Typical Connection Setup Procedure
  228
Pots Tab
229
- Figure 66: the Pots Tabp
  229
- Pots and Pots G3 Module Differences
  229
- Operating Mode
  230
- Select Pots Interface
  230
- Auto Renegotiate: Overview
  231
- Modem Max Bit-Rate
  231
- Detect Dial Tone
  232
- Detect Progress Tone
  232
- Disable Line Quality
  232
- Monitor Enable
  232
- Quick Negotiation Enable: Old POTS Module Only
  232
- Auto Answer
  233
- Dial Method
  233
- Leased Line
  233
- Dial Pause Time
  234
- Manual Default Algorithm
  234
- Figure 67: Gsm Ll/Gsm/Usb-3G T
  235
- Connections
  236
- Gsm Connections
  236
- Select Gsm Landline Interface
  236
- Gsm Landline Bitrate
  237
- Gsm Landline Pre Buffer Secs
  237
- Operating Mode
  237
- GSM/USB-3G Module/Cellphone Setup: Select GSM Interface (for a Codec Connecting with a GSM Connection)
  238
- Manual Default Gsm Landline Algorithm
  238
- GSM Pre Buf Secs (for a Codec Connecting with a GSM Connection)
  239
- Wireless Network Type
  239
- A Final Note on Gsm Configuration
  240
- GSM Bitrate (for a Codec Connecting with a GSM Connection)
  240
- Manual Default GSM Algorithm (for a Codec Connecting with a GSM Connection)
  240
- Signal Strength Enable and Reset Wait Seconds
  240
Section 24. GSM LL/GSM/USB-3G Tab
235
- Figure 68: the Isdn Menu Within
  241
- Isdn Network Type
  242
- Select Isdn Interface
  242
- Isdn Line Type
  243
- Isdn Local Subaddress
  243
- Spid Explained
  243
- Table 11: Isdn Network
  243
- Dn1, Dn2 and Msn Numbers
  244
- Spid1, Spid2 (Service Profile ID)
  244
- Auto Answer
  245
- Manual Default Algorithm
  245
- Phantom Power Detect
  245
- Samplerate
  245
Isdn Tab
241
Section 26. IP/LAN and SIP Tabs
246
Section 27. X.21Tab
247
- Select X.21 Interface
  247
- X.21 Link Type
  247
- Figure 69: the X.21 Tab Int
  247
- Bit Rate
  248
- Manual Default Algorithm
  248
- Sample Rate
  248
- X.21 Call Control Type
  249
Section 28. Inputs Tab
250
- Input Gains
  250
- Input Types
  250
- Figure 70: the Inputs Menu in
  250
- Additional Input Settings
  251
- Table 12: Input Gain Setting
  251
- O Ptions
  251
- Phantom Power
  252
- Intelligent Gain Control
  252
- Digital (a to D) Converter. this Serial Data Stream Is then Fed to an Extremely Fast
  252
- Routing Voice Calls to a Codec S Analog Outputs
  253
- 28.7. Phone Input: Operation of the I-MIX G3 Phone Coupler
  253
- Figure 71: Route Phonei
  253
- Auxiliary Input
  256
- Local and Remote Codec Level Adjustment with Tool Box Software
  256
- Control Menu: Adjusting Input Levels Using Toolbox
  256
Control Menu
256
C Ommander G3 C Odec
257
Figure 72: Virtual Inputf
257
Remote Control Tab
258
- Local and Remote Codec Operation Explained
  258
- Figure 73: Tool Box Remote
  258
- Remote Control of Input Gains
  259
- Figure 74: Typical Remote
  259
Commander G3 F
259
Section 30. Outputs Tab
265
- Figure 76: the I -MIX G3 O
  265
- Ppm Displays
  265
- Commander G
  266
- Figure 77: Codec Ppm Meters
  266
- Figure 78: Diagram Showing
  266
- Figure 79: the Lcd Screen of the Figure 80: the Functionsm
  267
- Pa Controls
  267
- Automatic Gain Control
  269
- Relationship of Igc to Agc
  269
- Talk Back Level Adjustment
  270
- Table of Contents P ROFILES
  271
- Creating a New User Function
  272
- Activation Rule
  273
Functions Tab
271
User Function
271
31.2.1. Category Menu
273
Table 13: Functions Menu
274
31.2.2. Source Menu
274
Table 14: Functions Menu
275
Table 15: Key Menu
276
31.2.4. Trigger Menu
277
- Table 16: Functions Menu
  278
- Some Activation Rule Examples
  283
- Task Rule
  284
Type Menu
284
Table 17: Functions Menu
285
Table 18: Functions Menu
287
Object and Operationm
289
- Connection
  297
- Table 19: Functions Menu
  297
- Preset User Functions
  298
- Edit Function
  303
- Delete Function
  303
- Softkey Menu Display
  303
- A Final Note
  304
Functions Menu
289
Section 32. Matrix Map
305
- Matrix Management - a Three Step Process
  305
- Matrix Mapping - a Noverview
  306
- 'Mapping' Matrices for Codec Functions
  307
- Cue: an Overview
  308
- Figure 84: the Cue Function as
  308
- D Isplayed on a C Ommander G3 Lcd
  308
- Cue/Comms in Prefade or Off-Line Monitoring Mode
  309
- Cue/Comms as 'Local' Intercom
  309
- Figure 85: the Manuald
  309
- Using Cue/Comms as 'Local' Intercom in Stereo
  310
- Cue as Codec-To-Codec Intercom
  310
  - Matrices
    310
  - Figure 51: Manual Default
    310
  - Figure 53: Manual Default
    310
- Talkback
  311
- Remote Cue
  312
- Figure 89: Tb R
  312
- Phone as Talkback
  313
- Creating Profiles
  313
Section 33. View Matrix
314
Section 34. Unit Options
317
- Country Selection
  317
- Powerup Console
  317
- Figure 90: Unit Optionsm
  317
- Auto Reconnect
  318
- Audio Reference Level
  318
- Bonding Type
  318
- Session Data Enable
  318
- Auto Softkey Enable
  318
Section 35. Global Unit Settings
319
- Figure 91: Unit Detailsm
  319
- Speed Dial
  319
- Unit Lock
  319
- Powerup Profile
  320
- Powerup Profile: Manual Default Profile Settings
  320
- Serial Port Flow Control
  321
- Serial Port Mode
  321
- Serial Port Rate
  321
- Figure 92: the Phonebook
  322
- How Does Speed Dialing Work
  323
- International Prefixes and Dialing out of Apbx
  323
- Name and Number
  323
- Figure 93: Speed Dialp
  324
- Figure 94: Hangup & Profile
  324
- Figure 95: Phonebooke
  325
- Programming Profiles Using Toolbox
  325
- Storing the Phonebook
  326
Section 36. Phonebook Editor
322
Section 37. Troubleshooting Tips
328
- Pots Troubleshooting
  328
- Isdn Troubleshooting
  329
- Table 21: Isdn Connection
  329
- C Hecklist
  329
- Gsm Troubleshooting
  330
- Troubleshooting
  330
- Ip Troubleshooting
  330
- Troubleshooting
  331
Section 38: Glossary
332
Section 39. Portable Powering Solutions
336
- Tieline Battery Module
  336
- The 12 Volt Vehicle Power Supply Cable
  337
Appendix 1. Connector Wiring
338
Connectors
339
Connector
339
Appendix 2. Software License
345
Appendix 3. Warranty
347
Appendix 4. Compliances
348
- Fcc Part
  348
- Appendix 4.1. Fcc Part 15
  348
- Fcc Part 68
  348
  - Table of Contents Page
    348
  - Appendix 4.2. Fcc Part 68
    349
- Appendix 4.3. IC
  349
  - Ce & Ce Tick
    349
  - Appendix 4.4. Ce & Ce Tick
    350
Appendix 5. Codec Specifications
350
Appendix 6. Credit Notices
351
Index
352

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