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 …

Zephyr Connect bridges these two environments, helping to overcome the limitations of WANs by: Reducing the bandwidth needed for transport by using codecs Accommodating the delay and jitter caused by WANs Transport Options Zephyr Connect supports three different transport protocols, each of which offers unique benefits and compromises. UDP UDP is the first option, and the default receive mode for Zephyr Connect. It's a unicast transport method offering simplicity and low delay, but no error correction. A codec transmitting audio using UDP mode doesn't care if all the packets (or any of them) are received by the other end. It sends audio to whatever IP address and port you specify and doesn't expect any type of response from the receiving end indicating whether all the packets were received or not. Because of its simplicity, UDP consumes the least amount of bandwidth. Because UDP is unidirectional, it is …

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 …

should be turned off. If it is ON or blinking erratically, the T-Link card might be faulty or the cable between the Studio unit and the Hub might be faulty, or the port on the Hub’s Quad Link card may be bad. No path for the audio will prevent you from answering any call. Poor/Distorted Audio on Hybrids and Handsets. Check T-Link/Quad Link cabling for bad cables. If possible move Studio I/O as close to hub and shorten T-Link cable run to 1 meter and try again. Check T-Link/Quad Link cards for a bad or intermittent port/card. Possible bad Ribbon Cable in 2101 Hub. Reseat or replace. Possible wrong setting of audio LAW Mode on Hub or Hybrid. Check Hybrid Telco Settings. Check Hub’s setting. Possible problem with audio quality coming from Telco provider (rare but it has happened …

Groups provide a logical association of multiple devices called members. This simplifies the operation so that one key can be used to communicate with multiple panels and Beltpacks that reside within a common Group. Members of a Group do not generally talk/listen to each other but do communicate with devices outside the Group. Hence a member of a Group cannot hear if one member of the Group talks, but they can hear a non-member who has a key to talk to that Group. For example, a Group named “Floor” is created consisting of Camera’s 1, 2, 3, and 4, and the Floor Manager on a Beltpack. The Group “Floor” would be assigned to key-1 on the Producers INF-MP-16 panel and assigned to key-1 on the Directors INF-MP-16. When the Producer pushes the “Floor” talk key, each of the devices within the …

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 …

Configuration from Dashboard allows for managing of users, deactivation of licenses, adding new licenses and uploading firmware to devices either individually or through zones. Figure 1 - Configuration screen for updates, licensing, and logging uses out Figure 2- Updating firmware to a single device, a zone, or the entire system

channel The same principle applies if you are configuring VXs for use in an AES67 environment, only you won’t see the To Source / From Source options. Simply put the appropriate AES67 multicast address in the Address field and make the appropriate selections indicating the number of channels in this AES67 stream and which channel to use. Program On Hold is the audio a caller will hear when placed on hold. Configuration for this works the same way as Manual Backfeed / Input configuration. In most situations, the program on hold audio is fed from the console’s main program buss. This audio should normally be pre-delay to allow callers to interact with hosts in a natural way when their call is taken to air. Note: You must configure a Program on Hold feed for each studio. It could be a generic program audio or air feed, but if no …

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 We are sometimes asked if the process of replacing a broken button cap on an Hx1 or Hx2 digital hybrid can be done in the field. The short answer is "Yes", but the process isn't as easy as replacing caps on most other Telos Alliance products. The front panel board needs to be removed from the unit in order to replace a switch cap on both the Hx1 and Hx2. In order to remove the FP board, the PSU also has to be removed. If you would rather send the unit in for us to replace the caps, we can issue you an RA . The Caps If you need to replace any of the switch caps on your hybrid, contact Customer Support and ask for pricing and availability using the below part numbers. The Process To replace a broken cap, the front panel board of the hybrid needs …

Scope This document describes how to add filters to the Z/IPStream R/1 (formerly call ProStream) for parsing metadata and applies ONLY to the Z/IPStream R/1. Other products use similar filters; however, the process varies for each. Telos changed ProStream's name to Z/IPStream R/1 for trademark reasons. If you are not already running the latest version, you can find update instructions by clicking here . This update is NOT required to add new metadata filters. Description The Z/IPStream R/1 uses filters written in the Lua programming language to accurately parse metadata from your automation system and send that Now Playing information to your stream. These filters are generally specific to your automation system. There are pre-loaded filters in the Z/IPStream as examples. Feel free to review these samples and change the output of your automation system's data output. If you …

kept in line with your audio. after the delay, the metadata comes back to the Z/IPStream finally, we send it to your stream host. ALL of this data is kept in this log. Here is a sample of only a single song. 00:00:04.587: Info: ProcManager('Metadata2'): info('00:00:04.554: [00000f94] Info2: "AudioVAULt" source: packet, t=0, dt=0') 00:00:04.588: Info: ProcManager('Metadata2'): info('00:00:04.554: [00000f94] Info2: __pnum='3292'') 00:00:04.588: Info: ProcManager('Metadata2'): info('00:00:04.554: [00000f94] Info2: __time='00:00:04.554'') 00:00:04.588: Info: ProcManager('Metadata2'): info('00:00:04.554: [00000f94] Info2: track_id='P4915'') 00:00:04.588: Info: ProcManager('Metadata2'): info('00:00:04.554: [00000f94] Info2: track_artist_name='Josh Gracin'') 00:00:04.588: Info: ProcManager('Metadata2'): info('00:00:04.554: [00000f94] Info2: cue …

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 …

What is Livewire+™? Livewire+ is the pioneering technology invented by the Telos Alliance to convey low-delay, high-reliability audio over switched Ethernet. Introduced as Livewire™ in 2003, today’s Livewire+ is AES67-compliant. That means that it complies fully with the AES67-2013 Interoperability Standard, allowing AES67 devices to connect directly to Livewire+ networks and exchange audio streams. Livewire+ is also extensible, able to incorporate future AES standards when they are ratified. Livewire+ is also backward-compatible with the RAVENNA™ networking protocol. With Livewire+, a single Ethernet cable carries real-time uncompressed digital audio, device control messages, program associated data, and even routine network traffic. An entire facility can be wired in hours, instead of weeks. All Axia Audio studio products, and most products from other Telos Alliance brands, utilize Livewire+ networking technology. Expanding or modifying your system is simple thanks to the inherent scalability and …

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 …