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Software

Welcome to the software downloads hub of the AXUM, your one-stop destination for all the essential tools to keep your AXUM performing at its best.

Whether you're setting up a new AXUM or simply staying up to date, we've made it easy to find and download the latest versions of all available software you can use.

CONTACT OUR SUPPORT BY SOFTWARE ISSUES

Users that have higher capacity Compact flash cards can experience error messages when trying to download the backup. Don't click away the error message, browse to the download directory and rename

the partial file to .raw.

Needed software (Install as Administrator):

More software

Looking to get more out of your device?

In this section, you'll find a collection of compatible software that enhances functionality.

AXUM Firewire driver (v4.1.4)

Provides the necessary drivers to ensure stable and reliable communication between Axum Firewire, enabled hardware and your computer.

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AES67/USB card Windows driver (unsigned)

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Contains the required Windows driver files for operating an AES67/USB interface card.

AES67/USB card Windows driver (signed)

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Provides a digitally signed Windows driver for the AES67/USB interface card, ensuring secure and straightforward installation without requiring changes to Windows security settings.

GParted USB stick image

Website link

For compact flash card puposes

Active Partition Manager

Website link

For compact flash card purposes

Dubaron Diskimage

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For compact flash card purposes

Manuals

Looking for guidance on how to use your AXUM? You’ve come to the right place!

In this section, you’ll find all kinds of manuals to help you get started, troubleshoot, and make the most of the AXUM. Whether you're setting up for the first time or looking for advanced tips, everything you need is just a click away.

Quick start manual

Just received your AXUM and wondering what’s next? Our Quick Start Manual is your go-to guide to get up and running in no time. With simple steps, clear visuals, and helpful tips, you’ll be ready to use your product within minutes.

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User manual (English)

Need more in-depth support? The user manual of the AXUM has you covered. From detailed instructions to feature explanations and troubleshooting tips, it’s your trusted companion for getting the most out of your AXUM.

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Installation requirements sheet

Here you can download all requirements for the AXUM. Electronical, powerfull and space / dimensions information.

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AXUM brochure

Want a quick overview of what the AXUM has to offer?

Our brochure gives you all the key features, specs, and highlights at a glance. Perfect for comparing options or getting to know the mixer before diving deeper.

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AXUM dimensions

If you like to install your AXUM in a piece of furniture, you can find all the information about the dimensions of the unit here.

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Videos

Here you can find all visual

information about the AXUM.

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Support

Welcome to the support section, your central hub for all product-related help.

Here, you’ll find diagrams, product dimensions as well as instructions on how to send your unit in for service.

Need personal assistance? You can also find details on how to get in touch with our support engineers.

Whatever you need, we're here to help you every step of the way.

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Purchase parts

Send your device for service

We’re sorry to hear you’re having trouble with your D&R device, we’re here to help!

To make the repair process as smooth and fast as possible, please follow the steps below.

1. Packing

Make sure your device is clean and packed securely. If you still have the original packaging, please use it.

Otherwise, use a sturdy box and fill the empty spaces with newspaper or foam to prevent damage during shipping.

2. Inform D&R

Always inform our support in front of the transport with the next important information:

Your return address
Contact name
Phone number
Email address
Serial number of the device
Short explanation of the issue(s)

This can be done by filling in the support form on our website.

3. Shipping

We recommend that you always send your device with Track & Trace.

This way, both you and D&R can follow the package and ensure it arrives safely.

Shipping from within Europe:

If you're located in Europe, you can arrange the shipment yourself.

However, if you prefer, D&R can also handle the shipping for you.

Having us handle the process helps avoid delays and extra costs.

Shipping from outside Europe:

If you're outside Europe, we strongly advise that D&R arranges the shipping.

International shipments require specific export documents and must follow different customs regulations.

Having us handle the process helps avoid delays and extra costs.

We’ll arrange the FedEx pick-up and send you a shipping label and invoice by email.

Just print them and attach them clearly on the box.

The FedEx driver will pick up the package at the time and date you choose.

They’ll also take care of all shipping documents.

Please note:
If D&R arranges the pick-up, shipping costs will apply.

These costs vary depending on your location and will be added to your final invoice before your repaired device is returned.

4. Arrival

Once your device arrives at our facility, you will receive a confirmation email with a receipt for your records.

This email will include all important details about the shipment, the device, and its condition upon arrival.

Our technicians will then begin the inspection and service process as soon as possible, so we can return your device to you without unnecessary delay.

Delivery address to send your device to:

D&R Electronica B.V.

Rijnkade 15-b

NL-1382 GS, Weesp, The Netherlands

Attn.: Support department

Repair documents

Need to repair or replace / include some boards inside your device?

In this section, you'll find a collection of short manuals how to do.

How to adjust the 5 volts of the AXUM PSU

Download here the instructions within a shirt easy manual.

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Technical documents

Here you can find some internal information about your device.

How to change the icons on your meter display

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Here you can find in clear steps how to change the icons on your meter display.

Download here all available icons

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Here you can find all the available icons to use inside your metering software

AXITE-AXUM Rack unit version sheet

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Here you can find a clear sheet with all the changes and modifications inside the Rack unit

Dante compatibility flowchart

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Here you can find in a easy block diagram if your system is ready for Dante

FAQ's

Welcome to the FAQ section for the AXUM. Here, you’ll find answers to the most common questions we receive about this broadcast mixer.

Control surface

Rack unit

Settings / functions

GPI / GPO

FAQ's - Control surface

Which switch number is linked to which physical switch on the surface?

FAQ's - Rack unit

What to do when the AXUM meters show 99% and the engine?

When the AXUM rack and surfaces connect trough TCP/IP the Rack has to be fully booted for the surfaces can connect.

What to do when the AXUM meters show 99% percentage bar at the clock and the engine at the module meters?

1- Connect the Rack and Control surface to you’re network or create it’s own network with a switch and

PC to configure.

First check at the Rack configuration page if the Racks network IP adress, Subnet mask, Gateway and

DNS server are correct (Shown in the red box).

Then check if the Engine Mambanet server is set to UDP/IP enable with Y(es)

(Showed in the Green box).

2- Then check at the Control surface configuration page if the Racks network IP adress, Subnet mask,

Gateway and DNS server are correct (Shown in the red box).

Off course the IP address should be different in the 4th block. At the Pre-configured engine

connections the UDP/IP and TCP/IP should contain the IP adress that is given tot he Rack and the

Mambanet server should also be set to UDP/IP (Showed in the green boxes).

3- When the IP adresses are configured right the only thing left that can cause the meters to show the

99% and the engine are the settings for the meters aren’t right or not imported.

For the 4 fader panels and CRMP the settings are also needed but won’t show the 99% and engine

(Showed in the blue box)

Is it possible to let your PC work in 2 different network ranges?

Where to replace / insert a card inside the Rack I/O unit?

When placing a card in the Axum/Axite rack the card order is important for some cards !!!

Rack Power Supplies can be placed at Slot 1, 2, 4 or 5

(Double rack also the first positions with the extra connector)

The Rack ETX (Engine) has to be at Slot 20

The first DSP card has to be at Slot 16

A optional second DSP card has to be at Slot 17, thirth at Slot 18 and fourth at Slot 19

An Dante, AES67/USB (not available anymore) or Firewire (not available anymore) card has to be placed in a free Slot 17, 18 or 19

Other cards can be placed at random order in the other Slots.

Systems delivered after 05 May 2021 have a hardware firmware update which makes it possible to also place Dante cards at slot 12, 13, 14, 15.

This update also makes it possible to use 32x mono in and 32x mono out for the Dante card.

How can i transfer settings of an old card to a new one?

1- Install the Card in a physical free slot in the Rack.

2- Power On the Rack and wait while its booted up completely.

3- Go to the webpage of the rack and navigate to: System Configuration → MambaNet Node Overview.
Here you will see all the Active(blue) and Inactive(grey) nodes of the system.

4- Look for the grey node which was your old (and now physically out of the system) card

(Green in the example picture, Red will be the new one).

5- If you have found the old node, click with the mouse on the last part of the Unique ID

(Blue in the example picture).
This last part of the Unique ID is the Hex value of the Decimal number written on the back of the card.

6- A selection box will open an you now can choose from a list of Active (physical available in the

system) cards (Red in the first example picture).

7- Select the one which is inserted (it should be only one actually , assuming there is one card inserted).

8- And click on Save.

The configuration of the old card is now applied to the NEW installed card.
Without doing this procedure the new installed card isn't configured and will do NOTHING!

Another option is to manually configure the card...but this is an easy way to re-use the old configuration and apply it to the new / other installed CRM card.

This procedure can be used for all types of cards in the rack!.

Deleting an card or node that is phisically removed from the system.

When you press on the X icon (In red at the example picture) at the end of a greyed out card / node the AXUM will delete everything related to this card.

Be carefull that you only delete card or nodes that you're not going to use again, when you will use it again you'll have to reconfigure everything for this card again!

Cleaning up unused cards or nodes will help to run more stable.

How do I renew, reload or refresh the existing settings of card(s) or nodes.

By clicking on the two arrow icon the AXUM system will reload the existing settings of the card.

(Green in the example picture)

Renewing will help to renew the axum his database when you cleaned up unused cards or nodes.

How to add a new AXUM card inside an existing configuration?

Keep in mind to always turn of the AXUM Rack before you insert a new AXUM card.

In this example pictures we’ll show you how to add a Mic-AD card to your existing configuration, on the top of the pictures you’ll see the names of the configuration page.

(Connecting an output card like a Line-DA card will need take the same steps at the Destinations configuration as done in the Source configuration)

1- In the Register Information you can check if you’re AXUM detects the card in the right slot, in this

example MIC-5-8 at slot 7.

2- At the Source Configuration you’ll have to add the 4 sources of the Mic-AD card and label them.

Since the Mic-AD has 4 mono Mic inputs we need to split them in the configuration to the Left and

Right channel.

The configuration will show 4 channels for the card on Slot 7. So for the Mic-AD the Input 1 (left) will

be connected to Slot 7 channel 1 (MIC-5-8) and the Input 2 (right) will also be connected to Slot 7

channel 1 (MIC-5-8) With a Line-AD the configuration will show 8 channels for the card.

Then the Input 1 (left) will be connected to Slot 7 channel 1 and Input 2 (right) will be connected to

Slot 7 channel 2.

3- For the Mic-AD the Input 1 (left) will be connected to Slot 7 channel 2 (MIC-5-8) and the Input 2 (right)

will also be connected to Slot 7 channel 2 (MIC-5-8).

With a Line-AD the Input 1 (left) will be connected to Slot 7 channel 3 and Input 2 (right) will be

connected to Slot 7 channel 4.

4- For the Mic-AD the Input 1 (left) will be connected to Slot 7 channel 3 (MIC-5-8) and the Input 2 (right)

will also be connected to Slot 7 channel 3 (MIC-5-8) With a Line-AD the Input 1 (left) will be connected

to Slot 7 channel 3 and Input 5 (right) will be connected to Slot 7 channel 6.

5- For the Mic-AD the Input 1 (left) will be connected to Slot 7 channel 4 (MIC-5-8) and the Input 2 (right)

will also be connected to Slot 7 channel 4 (MIC-5-8) With a Line-AD the Input 1 (left) will be connected

to Slot 7 channel 7 and Input 5 (right) will be connected to Slot 7 channel 8.

Repeat this for the remaining inputs.

6- When you click on the number 29 you can move the input at that line in the list.

This way you can arrange the Mic inputs together at the top of the list so we need to place it before

LI-1.

7- Repeat previous step.

8- Repeat previous step.

9- Repeat previous step.

10- Now we need to import the cards settings, we start with an Offset 0.

(Is also possible to make your own configuration and export this as a new settings file and import

these same settings for multiple cards)

11- At the Configuration we now need to check if all the functions are linked to the right card.

In this example we see that the functions are fore MIC-1 to MIC-4 and our added card needs the

settings of MIC-5 to MIC-8. This is 4 sources up so we need to use a different Offset.

12- The right settings are 4 sources up so let’s try an Offset of 4 this time.

On some cards you need to play a little with the Offset to get the most settings right but mostly you

can count the steps up or down that you’ll have to make.

The Offset can be Positive or negative so it is also possible to try for example a -4.

It can happen that not all the settings are for the right card so it is important to get the most of them

right and then change the once that are wrong by hand.

13- Check again if most of the settings are for the right card.

In this example an Offset of 4 set all the functions to MIC-5 to MIC-8.

14- In the Module configuration you can change the presets and place MIC-5 to MIC-8 at module

(Fader) 25 to 28.

Here for you need to click at the one of the links at Module 25 and at that page you can also set all

the Processing, EQ’s and ON/OFF states for this module.

15- You can go to the next or previous module by clicking at the > at the top of the page.

FAQ's - Settings / functions

How can i make a backup and restore a backup on the compact flash card?

You can find the Rack ETX (Engine) card on the right side of your Rack I/O unit.

Axum 19 inch frame( power-engine)_edited

Download a backup file

The rack software has an option to download a complete image file of your AXUM rack.

All the settings that are made on your AXUM are in this image file so it is important to download this each time you are making changes in the settings.

The configuration for the functions of thecontrol surface are also saved at the AXUM rack.

The control surface only contains the Network settings and added logo's so this is less important to backup.

At the System configuration you'll find a link “Download backup”.

This download will be the same size as the compact flash card in your AXUM system and can be written to your card with the instructions below.

Removing all existing partitions on the Compact Flash card

This is only needed when your card isn't working directly after re-writing !

You could try writing the image directly. These instructions can be found in the next FAQ's.

Then you'll have to remove the existing partitions on your compact flash card with Partition software.

For example you can use the GParted (to be found at the downloads) boot stick which boots into Linux or Active Partition Manager which can be installed in Windows.

How to erase / remove compact flash card partition with GParted?

USING THIS TOOL IS AT YOUR OWN RISK AS YOU CAN EASILY SELECT THE WRONG DRIVE AND THEN BY ACCIDENT ERASE YOUR COMPUTERS HARDDRIVE!!

1- Insert the USB boot stick with the GParted image and boot from the USB stick.

2- Insert the USB boot stick with the GParted image and boot from the USB stick.

3- Choose your language by typing the number.

4- Press Enter to Continue to start X to use GParted automatically.

5- Now Linux will be booted and GParted will start, wait till it detected all drives.

6- Remove the GParted USB stick and insert the compact flash card.

7- Select “Refresh Devices” so GParted will detect the compact flash card.

8- Now select the 1.91 GiB compact flash card.
Selecting the wrong partition will destroy everything on that partition!

9- It will load the information of this partition.

10- Click on the square that shows the partition to select.

11- Now click “Delete”.

12- Then click “Apply” to finalize this action.

13- Are you sure? Click “Apply”.

14- Now it will run, when finished click “Close”.

15- Wait untill it stops reading the new situation.

16- When finished it will show the “unallocated” partition.

17- Now you can remove the compact flash card.

How to erase / remove compact flash card partition with Active Partition Manager?

USING THIS TOOL IS AT YOUR OWN RISK AS YOU CAN EASILY SELECT THE WRONG DRIVE AND THEN BY ACCIDENT ERASE YOUR COMPUTERS HARDDRIVE!!

You can download the Active Partition Manager inside the "More software" section.

1- Insert the compact flash card.

2- Start Active Partition Manager.

3- Click at “Partition Manager”.

4- Press “Refresh” so Active Partition Manager

5- Now select the 2GB (1.91 GB) compact flash card.
Selecting the wrong partition will destroy everything on that partition!

6- Now right click at the 2GB (1.91 GB) compact flash card line and at the menu choose “Delete”.

7- Press “Yes” to continue.

8- The partition is successfully deleted.

Press “OK” and close Active Partition Manager.

How to restore backup with Dubaron DiskImage?

The use of this instruction is at your own risk!

We at D&R aren't responsible for mistakes made by following this instructions!

Restoring the backup image

If you Downloaded a backup of your compact flash card image in a earlier state and want to set it back to the same card you can use the “Dubaron DiskImage” software.

1-To download this software you can go to the "More software" section of this page.

This tool can write images to all kind of drives so be carefull to select the right drive!
Selecting the wrong drive can destroy the data on that drive!

2- Start the DiskImage tool, after inserting the compact flash card press “Refresh”.

3- Select the Compact Flash card with a size of 2Gb.
Selecting the wrong partition will overwrite all data on that partition so be carefull!

4- Click “Import from file” and click “OK” on the warning.

5- Then it will show this warning.

6- It asks you to type “i agree” in the warning infromation and then click “OK”.

7- You'll have to confirm with “YES”.

8- Now browse to your image location and select the image and click “Open”.

9- You'll have to confirm again with “YES”.

10- Now you'll have to press “Ignore” to go on.

11- Then it will start to write the image to the selected partition, if you done everything right this will be

the compact flash card.

12- When finished press “OK”.

13- Now savely remove the compact flash card.

14- It will be ready to insert in your AXITE again.

A bigger size compact flash card.

It is important to use a compact flash card with exact the same size.
Each brand uses different data chips inside the compact flash card which can defer a few Kilo Bytes.

A smaller one won't work cause it can't write all the data of the image.
A bigger one won't work directly cause the system can't allocate the remaining data size.

When you do want to use a bigger compact flash card you'll have to do the same steps as described before.
After writing the image with Dubaron DiskImage you'll have to start the Rack one time with the card.
Then take out the card again and load it again in GParted.

Here you'll need to extend the written partition to the maximum size (leave 128Mb unused) of the compact flash card.
With the unused space the next made backup will be compatible with almost all brands of cards with the same size.

Now the system will be able to read the card completely.

Doing this will also be at your own risk.
We don't have any examples on how to do this cause this isn't originally supported!

How to extend partation size when you use a higher capacity compact flash card

with GParted?

A bigger size compact flash card.

It is important to use a compact flash card with exact the same size.
Each brand uses different data chips inside the compact flash card which can defer a few Kilo Bytes.

A smaller one won't work cause it can't write all the data of the image.
A bigger one won't work directly cause the system can't allocate the remaining data size.

When you do want to use a bigger compact flash card you'll have to do the same steps as described before.

After writing the image with Dubaron DiskImage you'll have to start the Rack one time with the card.
Then take out the card again and load it again in GParted.
Here you'll need to extend the written partition not bigger than 3Gbyte (leave the rest unused) of the compact flash card.
With the unused space the next made backup will be compatible with almost all brands of cards with the same size.

Now the system will be able to read the card completely.

Doing this will also be at your own risk.
We don't have any examples on how to do this cause this isn't originally supported!

How do I connect my AXUM system?

I don't want to use long STP cables for my Microphone signal, how can I still use the Cough and Comm functions on my Studio Remote unit?

Do you have instructions how to configure an AXUM from scratch?

How can I configure my AXUM to control Aircast?

1- At the configuration panel add D&R AXUM (MambaNet) in the Remote Control panel.

2- Then go to Configure and set the Communication to UDP and for the IP address fill in the IP address

of the AXUM Rack.

3- When you apply the Aircast node will show in the Register information page of the AXUM as Test

Name

4- This node can be renamed to Aircast.

5- When you go to Surface configuration you'll find the Aircast node.

6- When you press the configure button you'll see the empty function list for this node.

7- Now you can configure the Actuators that will trigger the 16 virtual busses that will go to Aircast.

So when you for example configure Module x: Fader on the AXUM will send a trigger to Aircast when

that fader is going from off to on.

8- Multiple functions can be configured this way.

How can I move the motorfaders by pressing a button?

Changing the function of the Start and Stop buttons at the Surface configuration of each UI (User Interface) to Module x: Fader on and Module x: Fader off will make the fader go up or down when pushing the button.

When you change the Start and Stop Trigger at the Source Configuration to Module fader on and Module fader off the AXUM will still send out the fader Start and Stop function to the configured GPO's.

How can I add the Source gain function to other cards then the MicAD card?

How can I add the Destination gain function to an output card?

How can I change the color of the LED's in the switches?

How can I configure an insert function?

Create an output that sends the “Mic 1” to the “Left” output only.
Create a second output that sends the “Mic 2” to the “Right” output only.

These can be connected to the inputs or your effect equipment.

Create an “Insert” input that picks the “Left” and “Right” channel from the same “Slot x ch x” input to make it a stereo input.
Create a second “Insert” input that picks the “Left” and “Right” channel from the other same “Slot x ch x” input stereo input.

These can be connected to your effect outputs.

How can I configure an aux function?

At the “Source configuration” you'll have to rename a desired input as “Aux Return”.

At the “Destination configuration” you'll have to rename a desired output as “Aux Send”.

At the “Module configuration” of each module you can set the “Aux1” to “On” if you want to switch the “Aux1” in a preset.
It is also possible to manually set the “Aux1” to “On” / “Off” at the “Control surface”.

It is possible to use the “Aux Return” as “Extern source” this way it is only available at the “Cue” section of the CRM and Studio outputs.

It is also possible to hard route it to a specific output.

How can I configure a headphone Split function?

How can I configure a preset to switch to Non Stop mode?

At the Module assignment page configure the prefered unused modules to work for the desired Console 1.

At the module configuration create a preset with the Non stop input which also sets on the Program bus for this input.

Let this preset also set on the Module On function and it's value.

Turn off all other module inputs for this preset.

Create a button which switches on the Non stop preset or let it switch by a GPI.

How can I configure the Talkback?

With Talkback you can make a direct connection from a source (e.g. Mic1) to a destination such as CRM, Line out or Hybrid, bypassing all buses, even when the faders are closed.

The sound is therefore injected directly to an output when you use the TB button of the source on the surface. In Rack configuration of, for example, a Hybrid, you determine the TB volume in lines 1139-1142 with Talkback level.

But, things need to be configured in 4 places in the Axum to make this possible:

1. Console 1-4 configuration/talkback configuration:

Under Talkback 1, select: MICAD 1

Optional if all Hybrids have their own TB buttons and the TB sound comes from MICAD 1 then also set: Talkback 2: MICAD 1

Talkback 3: MICAD 1

Talkback 4: MICAD 1

2. Console 1-4 configuration/ source configuration:

Under MICAD 1 related destination, select the destination you want the TB to go to.

For example, CRMPHPH (most commonly used) or another destination card of your choice. (if you only Talkbacked via a destination card, related destination can simply remain at CRMPHPH at Mic 1.)

Hybrid 1-4 does not have to be entered as a related destination!!, this always works because the N-1 per Hybrid channel already works as a “related destination”.

3. a Console 1-4 configuration/ surface configuration:

(to configure a talkback on the DJ MIC on the TB button of Module 1 of the surface)

Line 1044 : select module 1 : Talkback 1 to related destination

This way, the Talkback button of Module 1 is connected to Talkback 1 and related destination of MICAD 1

3-b Console 5-8 configuration/ surface configuration:

(to configure a talkback with the DJ MIC on the TB buttons of e.g. Module 5-8 of the surface, assuming that the Hybrids are set to modules 5-8)

This makes it possible to talkback each Hybrid with its own TB button. DJ MIC remains the TB sound source. TB is possible with closed faders.

Line 1044: Module5: Talkback 1 to related destination

Line 1045: Module6: Talkback 2 to related destination

Line 1046: Module7: Talkback 3 to related destination

Line 1047: Module8: Talkback 4 to related destination

4 console 1-4 configuration/ Rack configuration / Rack-Hybrid

Line 1075: Hybrid 1:Talkback 1 & Monitor talkback 5

Line 1092: Hybrid 2:Talkback 2 & Monitor talkback 6

Line 1109: Hybrid 3: Talkback 3 & Monitor talkback 7

Line 1126: Hybrid 4: Talkback 4 & Monitor talkback 8

To avoid confusion, set the following lines to NONE:

1076 to 1078

1091, 1093,1094

1107, 1108, 1110

1123 to 1125

In summary, each Hybrid output (but that also applies to all other Destination modules) has the capacity to process a whole set of 16 talkback signals. It's just about what you assign to it.

Other destination modules can also be set. Choose the desired output, e.g. Lineout 1 and choose from the 16 different TB options, e.g.

Line 1139 “Lineout 1: Talkback 1 & monitor Talkback 1” (this requires that Lineout 1 be specified as related destinations in the source configuration, e.g. MIC 1)

FAQ's - GPI / GPO

How can I configure my Studio Remotes in the AXUM?

To connect a Studio Remote to your AXUM you'll have to change the Jumpers on the MicAD card to GPIO instead of GPO settings.

Set the Jumpers to the 1-2 and 4-5 Jumper positions.

Then you can configure the functions of this GPIO's.

In this example the Studio Remote will show when the user presses the Cough and Comm button.
An other option can be to show the Redlight connected to the Microphone input.

Setting 1027 - 1034 are the GPI settings and react to the buttons of the Studio Remote.
Setting 1051 - 1058 are the GPO settings and will make the LED's of the Studio Remote go ON.

How can I configure my GSM Hybrid GPO to Alert on my AXUM and GPI to pickup / hangup?

First you'll need to set the jumpers for one GPO to GPIO the other one remains GPO.
For the GPIO Jack A which is GPI7 on a patch panel you'll need to change the bottom row of jumpers to 1-2 & 4-5. The top row remains at 2-3 & 5-6 which is GPO8.

At a card where you connected the GSM Hybrid to you'll need to configure a GPO to switch when Start/Stop is triggered. You'll also need to configure a GPI to trigger the Line inputs Alert function.

To pick up or hang up the GSM Hybrid you'll need to configure a switch for Start and Stop function.

Now you can configure a desired LED or meters icon to input and it's Alert function to go on or blink when the GSM Hybrid rings.

I want to connect my Fader start to my CD player, Turntable or other player.

How do I have to connect this?

The fader start is called GPO which stands for General Purpose Output in this explanation!

First you'll need to know what kind of start signal your equipment needs.
This depends on the type and brand of the equipment.
Some equipment offer the option to change this in the setup of the unit.
The manual of your equipment or the supplier/manufacturer can explain what type of start signal is needed.

This can defer from a continous on, a continious off, a short pulse signal to start, a short pulse to start and a second to stop.
The equipment will give a positive or negative voltage on one the connections and possibly a ground.
(Some brands use a brand specific analog/digital signal and this can't be provided by our mixers!)

The other difference can occur in the connections.
Most equipments use a small stereo jack connector or connection cable to connect to their own brand mixer,
With connection options between Tip and Sleeve, Tip and Ring Tip and Sleeve, Ring and Sleeve or a combination for start and stop.

A simple way to test in which way your equipment Starts and/or Stops is to take a metal tweezer or plier and first shortly connect each of the options above.

If you found a connection that starts your equipment and it keeps playing write down this option and test if it stops when the same action is done or find the other connection.
This options are the Pulse start and or stop.

When your equipment hits play for a short moment you'll have to test and connect this option for a longer period. This option will be the Continous start and stop.

Now your information translated to our mixers.
Our mixers provide a Potential free switch contact at their GPO.

Our newer mixers can only provide a contact between the Tip and Ring of the GPO Jack due to the use of an Opto Coupler.