Scope This document applies to changing the DSP Core style of the Omnia VOLT. Description The hardware of all Omnia VOLT units is the same. Any Omnia VOLT can run any of the four available DSP Core styles: FM, AM, HD/Pro, and SG. The VOLT has two onboard software banks. If there's a style you use only occasionally, or want to keep one ready for backup use, you can keep that style loaded in the software bank that is not normally run and then boot into it when needed. 👍 Setup The procedure to change DSP Core styles is the same as a software update. Download the desired update file from our Omnia VOLT Webpage . Look to the right under the "Software" heading. Then follow the Software Update Instructions starting with Step 2. When ready, select the software bank with the new style and reboot. Be sure to …

The controls in the Input Conditioning menu (1A) work on unprocessed input audio and are meant to address challenges or shortcomings in the source material or studio environment. Controls include: Noise Reduction Amount (1B) - Sets the maximum amount of downward expansion to help reduce background noise on noisy source material. Noise Reduction Threshold (1D) - Sets the point at which incoming audio is considered to be noise, thereby triggering the downward expanders. Phase Scrambler (1C) - Enabling the phase scrambler (as indicated by a yellow button) applies a slight phase offset to audio with high peaks and high harmonic content (such as synthesizers or trumpets) to prevent having to drastically reduce the level in the final limiter or clipper, thereby preserving overall brightness while preventing distortion. Phase Rotator (1E) - Enabling the phase rotator can help reduce audible distortion on voice programming by making the waveform more symmetrical. Note: Changing any control from …

to edit these for your system, they can be changed by using the command property in the Docker Compose template below. The syntax for these command follows the standard for PTP4L, which can be found here . PTP4L can be deployed using any solution that can control Docker containers. This document contains examples of Docker Compose. Example 1 shows how to use PTP4L when using host networking, while Example 2 demonstrates how to use a PTP4L with maclvan. Both examples will require some variables to be adjusted before using them.

thing left to do is have it so that when you pick a Source from the Source list, and a Destination from the Destination list, those will get stored to our memory slots Set Source list "Change" event action Click on the Source List component on your user panel Expand Event, and click the button next to change so it becomes blue. Click on the Logic Flow Set the Property to MemorySlot, MemorySlot#MyRouter_Source_X, SlotValue The translator properties, should stay with the default * = * Save the panel Set Destination list "Change" event action Click on the Destination List component on your user panel Expand Event, and click the button next to change so it becomes blue. Click on the Logic Flow Set the Property to MemorySlot, MemorySlot#MyRouter_Destination_Y, SlotValue The translator properties, should stay with the default * = * Save the panel Test that Memory Slot values get set …

Scope This document covers the use of the Windows utility called File2rtp2. This utility reads a file and sends it via AoIP (normally as AES67 packets) to some AoIP receiver. Description This utility is particularly useful for sending the contents of a WAV or MP3 to a network over AoIP. This does NOT have to be used specifically for Axia. The first use of this utility was was to test sending audio from a computer running Telos Z/IPStream X/2 software to a Lawo Power Core. In theory, it could be used to send audio to any AES67 network. In this case, it was a test of a Windows virtual machines (running on VMWare) ability to reliably send audio. File2rtp2 Download the file Click here to download the file file2rtp2.7z and extract it to a location on your computer. When extracting, there is a password on the file …

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Initial Configuration The Telos Infinity MP-16 ships from the factory unprogrammed. When first powered up from the factory, the DHCP will be enabled allowing the Panel to work in dynamic-IP mode. For the system to operate in static-IP mode, each Panel must be programmed with the IP, Mask, and Gateway addresses and the DHCP must be disabled. Note - Note: This next section refers to Telos Infinity Dashboard. Dashboard is the software product used to program and configure Telos Infinity systems and is available from V2.0 as a free product called Dashboard Enterprise. Dashboard Enterprise is aimed at users who want regular live access to the devices but is equally suitable for users who require ad-hoc occasional use. Its operation and installation is described in detail within a dedicated section later in this manual under the section “ Dashboard Software ”. Configuration of the IP addresses is best …

Scope This document covers monitoring of GPIO in an Element GPIO & Power Module using a telnet program, like PuTTY. Description Since Flash and Java have no support in most modern browsers it has become increasingly difficult to monitor GPIO. The Element GPIO and Power Module were discontinued before these technologies (Java and Flash) became unsupported and, for this reason, there have been no updates to the Element to address this. At issue is the monitoring of the eight GPIO ports found on the back of the unit. While there are still browsers out there that claim some support for unsigned Java or Flash, their use is outside of what we support here. Using PuTTy to monitor GPIO PuTTy is freely available terminal software distributed under the free MIT license . Click HERE to be taken to the download site. Launch PuTTY Enter the IP Address of the device you want monitor …

Scope This document applies to the QOR.16 and QOR32 iQ Engine and the normal Operating Temperatures. THE QUESTION We are often asked, "What are the normal operating temperatures of the QOR.16 and QOR32 iQ Engine Platform. Description You can find the temperatures from the Web Interface. It can be found under the System/Status page. If there are any major temperature issues, they will show up in the logs and on the front panel as well. With the unit being often installed in the studio itself, here is an example how the temperatures will look like. Perfect Environmental: the normal Operating Temperature is about -10 degrees C to +40 degrees C, There is a warning set at 70 degrees on the CPU. All above 80 degrees it will be a undefined state which we cannot handle as may parts fail to work finally. In case the unit is …

Scope This document is written for the Telos Hx1 and Hx2 Digital Hybrid Phone Systems: 2001-00242-000 - Hx1 Hybrid Analog I/O 2001-00287-000 - Hx1 Hybrid AES I/O 2001-00243-000 - Hx2 Hybrid Analog I/O 2001-00288-000 - Hx2 Hybrid AES I/O When shipping a Hx1 or Hx2, or any piece of broadcast equipment, we highly suggest using proper packaging to protect your broadcast investment. Telos Alliance has specially fit packaging for all of its products that should be utilized when shipping and storing highly valuable equipment. We suggest saving the box and packaging when you first receive your hybrid system. If you ever need to send it to the factory, you can use the original box and we will return your unit to you in a new box which you should also hold on to. We cannot be responsible for any damage caused during …

Livewire GPIO support Audio level monitoring Line allocation and priority status now available on Setup Wizard web page GPIO input source on Setup Wizard web page Fixed display of POH input sources on status web page Fixed missing ‘to studio’ audio on second show with Single Mono mixing Changing show mode no longer requires reboot Changing show lines or priority status no longer requires reboot Corrected operation of “Clock on BRI loss” option Added redial and phone book to Desktop Director UI Fixed hookflash function Added POTS line sharing between two Nx12s Enabled syslog support for error logging Added auto-answer option Fixed GPO ‘ring in’ indication Console controller talent/producer settings now save correctly Added mute and acoustic adapt commands to Assistant Producer protocol Fixes for Assistant Producer ‘garbage characters’ and ‘duplicate messages’

Livewire+ AES67 and AoIP Introduction Livewire+™ AES67 delivers the core operation of Telos Infinity and other Telos products. It is a complete solution to AoIP and as well as providing low latency audio, it also delivers discovery, metadata, and control messages. The success of IP (Internet Protocol) in part, is because the datagram and data in the IP packet exists independently of the hardware it is transferred on. This is a break from traditional digital audio systems, such as MADI and AES3, as the audio samples are intrinsically connected to underlying hardware and distribution systems. The sample rates are synchronous and a function of the hardware clocks. Synchronous distribution systems deliver low-latency real-time audio at the cost of flexibility and complexity. Specialist hardware is required to extract and insert audio samples through complex multiplexing solutions. Exchanging control and metadata is possible, but it is complex and relies …

This procedure will reset the Omnia's security password to the factory default: “omnia” (all lower case). Use this when the front panel is locked and the password is unknown. Unplug (remove power from) the unit. Remove the top cover and locate jumper JP5 (see below).  Move the jumper from pins 1-2 (toward the rear of the unit) to pins 2-3 (toward the front of the unit). Note that the following picture shows the jumper in the default, or normal, position. The jumper must be moved to the other two pins to reset the password.  Power up the unit. Wait until it boots all the way up and the main menu is displayed. Verify that the password has been reset to the factory default. (“omnia”). Unplug (remove power from) the unit. Move jumper JP5 back to pins 1-2 (toward the rear of the unit). Re-install the …

Selecting a Preset Select the desired station with the Station button (A), select the desired output path (B), then click the Load Preset button (C). The preset currently on-air is shown in the Current Preset window (D). To load a different preset, highlight the preset name in the Preset list (F) then click the Recall Backup button (E). Factory presets are displayed in white, while user presets are displayed in yellow. The new preset will immediately become the Current Preset and the former current preset will move to the Backup position. You can also double-click on the preset name to immediately place the highlighted preset on the air. The Recall Backup button acts as a toggle so that you can easily do an audible A/B comparison between the current and backup presets. To see the actual differences in individual controls, click the Diff Preset button (I) . Any …

Scope One of the common questions asked is, "Can my VX block a call from a known phone number?" With a VX alone, the answer is no. This would need to be done by the provider. But if you have an Asterisk PBX, this can easily be done using the Black List module in the Asterisk UI. Any information provided here regarding "Asterisk" or "FreePBX" servers refers only to Telos-commissioned FreePBX (Asterisk) servers used with Telos Alliance telephony products. While these are third-party servers and software, we are able to provide limited pointers and advice (like this article) under normal support. We are also happy to provide advanced, dedicated support and training on a VX and FreePBX system through various paid  TelosCare Service Level Agreement  options, or a la carte via our Dedicated Remote and Onsite Support service. Please use the Contact Us link above for more information …

from being created/extended. Fixed an issue that could cause blocks in a flow to overlay when a translator with an external start point is joined to a combiner in the middle of a flow. Fixed a bug that was causing tcp listeners in emulators not to be able to send data to connected clients when in a cluster. Work in progress: Added the ability to add AES67 streams to the Axia Audio Router manually. There is still some work we need to do to make the addition UI more user friendly. Work in progress: Started the ability to edit virtual routers from the web UI. Please Note: This work is not complete and the web pages are not fully functional yet. Work in progress: Added the JSON system item to retrieve blocks of responses in a json blob. Expect another version very soon with the work in progress complete …

Scope This article covers the (2001-00518-000) Axia iQx AoIP Console. Note that while some consoles look similar, this does not apply to the Axia iQ or Radius consoles that use the QOR engine. Preparation for Update This version has been replace by version 1.4.24, please see this version for updates Axia iQx has two internal memory “banks.” Each bank contains room for a complete version of operating software. This approach allows a software update download to be completed and checked without the danger of making the unit inoperable if the download were to be incomplete or corrupted. It also provides an easy way to try a new software version and still return to the old version. You can see the software version in each bank from the Setup web page. The lower half of this screen, pictured below, shows the software versions present and allows you …

When enabled in the Display menu , the processing meters offer a wealth of information about input and output levels and the amount of activity taking place in the various processing stages. Note - Whether or not you see activity in each metering section depends upon the preset, individual settings, and program material. In order to try and display as many of the meters as possible here for illustration purposes, many of the controls were adjusted to extreme settings just to drive the meters without regard for what the processed audio sounded like. In other words, you're unlikely ever to see all of these light up at once in the real world! Input and Output Meters The ITU BS.1770 input meters (1B) show the loudness of the unprocessed source audio at the input of the processor. Peak indicators (1A) float over the input meter bars. The ideal average level at …

Scope This procedure is needed when the iQx web Ui password is changed and subsequently forgotten. The default web UI credentials are: Username: user Password: (none) Please ensure these credentials do not work in the iQx web UI before proceeding. Procedure SSH to the iQx on standard port 22. Popular SSH tools for Windows include puTTY and MobaXTerm, using the following SSH credentials. Username: user Password: (none) Run the following commands. su rm /etc/iQx/config/htaccess.cfg This directly modifies the iQx filesystem. Be sure you type these commands exactly as shown. Modifying or removing any other files may result in boot failures that may require factory repair. If you are not comfortable with this process, please contact us for assistance. Remove power from the iQx. It is easiest to remove the IEC connector from the inline transformer instead of from the bottom of the console. Reapply power. The …

NfRemore First Run NfRemote is an application and setup program in one. Most often the installer for NfRemote is included as a download directly from your product. The most current version can be located on the main webpage for your product at the Telos Alliance website . If executed inside the Local Application Data folder (for example C:\Users\User Name\AppData\Local\), NfRemote_3_20_04 launches as a regular application. If executed elsewhere, it launches as an installer. Note that your install location may be slightly different as the version number is part of the path and file name. Other versions may be slightly different. The version number shown here is current as of this writing. When you first run the program as an installer you are presented with the following screen asking you to Just Run, Install, or get Command Line help. Much of the Command Line Help …