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Software

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

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

Windows
Control software - v1.0.4.0
This software provides intuitive and powerful management for your Webstation. With its USB-based HID protocol, it offers seamless integration with your PC, enabling control over your assignable illiminated switches.
Firmware software - v1.5.1
The Firmware ensures your console operates with the latest features and optimizing performance and stability. With this software you can keep your system running smoothly with the latest functionalities, bug fixes and improvements.
Metering software - v1.0.10.0
The metering soffware offers a comprehensive solution for monitoring your audio. It provides real-time visual feedback of master and cue levels, microphone status and fader positions.
Configuration manager - v1.0.30.0
This is a dedicated software tool, designed to streamline the setup and customization of your Webstation. It allows you to configure and fine-tune various modules within your console.
Apple MAC OS-X
Control software - v1.0.4.0
This software provides intuitive and powerful management for your Webstation. With its USB-based HID protocol, it offers seamless integration with your PC, enabling control over your assignable illiminated switches.
Firmware software - v1.5.1
The Firmware ensures your console operates with the latest features and optimizing performance and stability. With this software you can keep your system running smoothly with the latest functionalities, bug fixes and improvements.
Metering software - v1.0.10.0
The metering soffware offers a comprehensive solution for monitoring your audio. It provides real-time visual feedback of master and cue levels, microphone status and fader positions.
Configuration manager - v1.0.30.0
This is a dedicated software tool, designed to streamline the setup and customization of your Webstation. It allows you to configure and fine-tune various modules within your console.
Linux
Control software - v1.0.4.0
This software provides intuitive and powerful management for your Webstation. With its USB-based HID protocol, it offers seamless integration with your PC, enabling control over your assignable illiminated switches.
Firmware software - v1.5.1
The Firmware ensures your console operates with the latest features and optimizing performance and stability. With this software you can keep your system running smoothly with the latest functionalities, bug fixes and improvements.
Metering software - v1.0.10.0
The metering soffware offers a comprehensive solution for monitoring your audio. It provides real-time visual feedback of master and cue levels, microphone status and fader positions.
Configuration manager - v1.0.30.0
This is a dedicated software tool, designed to streamline the setup and customization of your Webstation. It allows you to configure and fine-tune various modules within your console.

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More software

Looking to get more out of your device?

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

Webstation virtual keyboard mapper

The virtual keyboard mapper software provides an innovative solution for controlling your broadcast setup using your computer's keyboard. This powerful tool allows you to assign specific functions, such as triggering audio clips or switching outputs, to individual keys or key combinations on your keyboard.

D&R VoIP connection button

The VoIP connection button software simplifies communication by allowing you to quickly establish VoIP connections directly from your Webstation. With a single button press, you can connect to remote broadcast locations, guest interviews or external contributors.

Webstation StationPlaylist plugin

The StationPlaylist plugin software seamlessly integrates your Webstation with StationPlaylist, providing an intuitive and efficient solution for managing and automating your playlist and broadcast content. This plugin allows you to control and schedule audio, including jingles, tyracks and ads directly from your Webstation.

USB Deview

With USB Deview you can view detailed information about each connected USB device, including its status, drivers and connection history. It also provides the ability to disconnect or disable devices with just a few clicks, making it easy to resolve any USB-related issues quickly and efficiently.

Play-out software that works with Webstation

The D&R Webstation is fully compatible with a wide range of industry-leading playout software, providing you with unmatched flexibility and control over your broadcast content. Here you can find all the download links and more information about all packages.

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Manuals

Looking for guidance on how to use your Webstation? 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 Webstation. 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 Webstation 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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Firmware update procedure

Keep your product running at its best with the latest features and improvements. The firmware update manual guides you through each step of the update process, making it easy and secure.

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User manual (English)

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

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How to connect with Hybrid-1

Want to link your Webstation to the Hybrid-1 unit? Our connection Manual walks you through the entire setup process. With clear diagrams and step-by-step instructions, you'll have everything you need to make a smooth and reliable connection.

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User manual (Nederlands)

Op zoek naar uitgebreidere ondersteuning? Onze gebruikershandleiding biedt alles wat je nodig hebt. Van gedetailleerde instructies tot uitleg over functies en handige tips voor probleemoplossingen.

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Webstation with RadioDJ

Curious how your Webstation works with RadioDJ playout software?

This integration manual shows you exactly how to set it up and get the most out of both systems.

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Webstation brochure

Want a quick overview of what the Webstation 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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Webstation diagram

Here you can download the block diagram of the Webstation.

This detailed schematic provides an in-depth view of the mixer’s signal flow and internal structure.

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Webstation dimensions

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

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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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Send for service

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

Technical documents

Here you can find some internal information about your device.

Webstation version sheet

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This document provides a complete sheet with all the versions of the Webstation, so you can see very clear what have changed inside the unit in the past view years.

FAQ's

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

Software

USB / VoIP

In- / outputs

GPO

FAQ's - Software

My Firmware update isn't working?

Step 1

Be sure that the USB cable is connected.
Be sure that the original USB cable is used or a cable with a maximum length of 1,8 meter (6ft).
Don't use Extender cables or Hubs, connect it to a port directly on the mainboard.

When connecting the unit did you receive an error that there aren't enough end points or resources? Then there is probably an xHCI or different usb problem. Please follow the steps at this link

Did you download and select the right firmware?

Step 2

Is the unit in Bootloader mode?

This can be achieved by powering down the unit.
Press down the Conn(ect) button.
While holding down this button power up the unit.
Release the button after 5 seconds.
The unit will start with random leds on and will be in Bootloader mode.

Step 3

Step 4

NOTE: The firmware update tool requires JAVA 32-bits to be installed.

Please download and install the latest version first.

NOTE: Some users still receive the error message: Firmware update failed! Make sure console is connected and in bootloader mode, they are probably missing the Microsoft Visual Studio drivers.

If the firmware update tool still doesn't work after these steps fill in the support contact form.

How do I open the Webstation control?

My software (meters, configuration manager, playout software) doen't seem to connect with my mixer?

Communication doesn't seem to work because the Ports seem te be blocked?

On some installations of Windows 10 or with some updates installed, the firewall seems to block some ports used by the Control software to communicate with the other software (Local and/or trough network). This makes it unable to configure or control the mixer.

Did you try to restart your computer to see if the ports can be reached after?

If this still doesn't work follow these steps!

This can be solved by changing some of these port numbers.
Sometimes with trying to find the right ones that are open.

Keep in mind that the Remote host should be the local host 127.0.0.1 or when sharing data with a secong pc the ip address of the computer where the mixer is connected to.

Step 1 (the configuration manager)

Uncheck the Use defaults setting in the control and configuration manager.
For transmitting the configuration to the Mixer the Green port is used (software to mixer).

The Red port is for reading the settings and Firmware version from the Mixer (mixer to software).
If one of these ports are blocked it isn’t possible to use the configuration tool.
Mostly when changing the Green port to a higher unused number like 19552 this will be fixed.

Keep in mind to stop the connection and re-start!

Step 2 (the meters)

In blue you’ll see the port that is used for transmitting the data to control the On switches with the software. (software to mixer).
In orange you’ll see the port that is used for transmitting the meter data to the meters. (mixer to software).

NOTE: Some PC’s with Windows 10 experience problems with meters losing the connection for a short time. In Windows 7 this happens in a lower frequency and when you restart the PC it will run fine for a certain time. It is caused by the usb handling of the operating system and is also visible in the Webstation control software.
This can be solved by setting the power saving options of the usb to as less saving as possible or possibly playing with changing the port settings.

Step 3 (the virtual keyboard mapper or playout software)

For the control surface and fader start functions to control you’re playout software like in this example the virtual keyboard mapper. This will be the same in Aircast or other supported playout software.

The Green port is used to send the LED status data to the Webstation (software to mixer).
The Red port is used for transmitting the Fader start or Button press status to the Software (Mixer to Software). The Transmit ports (Red port) can only take one connection at a time!

If you want to use the transmit port for your playout software and for other software want to connect the virtual keyboard mapper as well you can also connect the VKM to the config port.
Keep in mind that the Virtual Keyboard mapper has to be closed to be able to work with the configuration manager.

Keep in mind that when you change the IP address or these ports you’ll have to change them in all the used software!

Step 4 (overview and extra information)

How can I connect a second meter application on another PC?

How do I setup Aircast to work with my Webstation?

In this easy setup manual you’ll learn how to set up Aircast with you’re mixer by following the configuration pictures.

First you'll have to make it easier to identify your USB Audio Codecs.
Go to the sound settings of your Windows.

So for all the USB audio codecs you'll need to play the Test sounds to determine to which channel the USB Audio Codec is connected in your mixer.

You can rename them after double clicking on the USB Audio Codec.

The same has to be done for all the outputs to the computer.
This can be done with a Microphone connected to a Mic channel.

First test with only the ON activated and look at the small VU meter in the window, this one will be Program.
Then hold down the ON button till it starts blinking to activate the Voice Track bus.
Press the on button twice to return to the normal ON state.
The last one is also the VoIP

All visual settings have to be done in the configuration tool and the rest can be done at the control panel in Aircast.

To use Aircast with 3 players you’ll have to go to the Aircast configuration tool and change Player count to the right amount of players.

The same can be done with the amount of Cartwall players, you’ll have to change the Width and Height.
A Width of 4 and a Height of 2 creates 8 players.

It is also possible to add Screen objects like the Aircheck recorder, LED clock, PFL player etc.

Also the Program recorder, shoutcast stream server are visible options so they'll have to be added in the configuration tool.

My meter software shows a distorted screen, what can be the problem?

Can we use a dual screen video setup from the automation PC so that the Webstation software screen shows up on a second screen?

Is it possible the get the meter and control information for the Windows software, via the VoIP USB port?

The machine which is connected to the USB MAIN port needs to run the Webstation control application to distribute the control signals over the LAN (UDP/IP).

In such a way any application on any machine can use the Webstation control signals.

This means controlling/configuring the Airlite or use Webstation meters for displaying meter data.

Even controlling the Webstation from an external location, i.e. your home (when no one is in the studio) is possible through the Internet.

On my Apple Mac OS-X the control software loses connection.

FAQ's - USB / VoIP

What bit and sample rate settings are supported by the soundcards?

My USB channel or other USB hardware isn't recognized, what should I do?

When connecting the USB, I receive a message that the maxmimum services or end points are reached. How can I fix this?

In case one or more USB channels or other hardware isn't recognized by the computer and on the mixing consoles the USB input leds are not lighting.

Important when you use USB audio equipment:

* Be sure that your USB cable is a High speed USB 2.0 cable and has a maximum length of 1,8 meters

(5,9 ft).

* It can help to replace the cable as a good connection is really important with the high bandwidth the

mixer uses.

* Connect your mixing console to a USB port directly at the mainboard of your computer. So no internal

cables are used.

* Do not connect the mixing console trough a USB Hub or a USB Extender.

This way the USB connection has enough bandwidth to use the USB audio codecs and USB hardware for meter software and controls.
Inside the mixing console is a USB Hub that can handle the bandwidth this hardware needs.

I receive messages that the maximum end points or services are reached

For customers that receive a operating system message that the maximum end points or services are reached. In some computers the manufacturers have chosen to use xHCI USB 3.0 ports.
This actually means that they combined the hardware of 2 USB 2.0 ports to reach higher speeds like the USB 3.0.
Combining these ports means that they need to share the amount of end ports that all USB equipment has.

When detecting the connected equipment the Operating System fills it's list of end points for that port until the maximum is reached.
With each Audio Codec needing multiple end points as well as the used hardware for controls and meter software, one mixing console can take all the end ports of a port.

This can be fixed by setting the USB ports to work as non xHCI ports (USB 2.0) in the BIOS configuration of your computer.
Be carefull to only change USB settings! Changing other settings can harm your computer!
D&R is not responsible for changing the wrong settings!
Another option is to use a USB2.0 card that is added to the computers ports.

Windows 10 Update and changed settings

The rollout of Windows 10 updates can also affect the working of your mixing console.
Due to privacy and safety rules Microsoft is changing the way that Windows 10 works with audio equipment.

For example: Windows mutes the Microphone channels to be sure nobody can hack your system and listen to what you are saying.
It can also change levels, disables inputs or set the default settings of audio devices.

When you enter the Sound settings everything seems to be as you set it up before the update.
Unfortunatly the settings are changed in the background and the settings shown aren't changed along.

To fix this change each setting and change them back to the desired setting to make it actual again.

My USB devices are mixed up

Then you can try the following procedure.

* Disconnect your mixer from the PC. (USB Cable)
* Download USB Deview and run it. (you can download USB Deview here)
* Remove all devices with the name “USB AUDIO CODEC” in it with the trashcan.
* Connect your D&R mixer with the standard USB cable.
* Now, wait patiently till Windows will recognize all the USB codes again.
* You should see all the usb audio codecs come up in usb deview again.
* If everything went fine all the four LEDs should be turned on. If not, something went wrong.
* Close USB Deview

Tips and tricks

We also have some other usefull tricks to get your USB device to work.

* Method 1:

Unplug the computer and mixer from the power supply and re plug.
The most recent computers aren't really going off when you shut down, the mainboard of the computer still have some power lines connected for the stand-by situation.
To reset the hardware completely it can help to disconnect the computer and mixer from the power outlet.

* Method 2:

Update the Device driver.
Go to your control panel and then to device manager.
Find the Unknown Device and click on Properties, go to the driver tab and click Update Driver.

* Method 3:

Disconnect all USB devices and restart your computer.
Disconnecting all USB devices and restarting and reconnecting will force the computer to re-detect USB devices.
Connecting on different ports can also force the computer to detect in a different sequence.

* Method 4:

USB Root Hub power management.
In the Device Manager expand Universal Serial Bus Controllers, right click on USB Root Hub and Properties.

Go to the Power Management tab and uncheck Allow the computer to turn of this device to save power checkbox.

This setting has to be done for each root hub, on the computers mainboard are the USB connectors also connected to high speed USB hubs.
These USB hubs each have enough bandwidth to connect a D&R mixer.
Connecting a external Hub will devide the bandwidth over more ports and causing the bandwidth being to low.
Now restart your computer and reconnect the usb device, when the computer recognizes the USB device you can leave this settings as made.
When it still doesn't recognize the USB device reverse this setting for every hub and reboot.

* Method 5:

Update Generic USB hub drivers.
In the Device Manager expand Universal Serial Bus Controllers, right click on USB Root Hub, choose Update Driver Software for each USB hub.
When you downloaded the drivers from the manufacturers website select Browse my computer for driver software. Now browse to the folder where you downloaded the driver and install.

* Method 6:

Uninstall USB Devices.
Be carefull with this option, when your Keyboard and Mouse are also connected by USB you can end up with an computer that can't be controlled.
In the Device Manager right click on each USB device and select Uninstall.
This can also be done with USB deview that is mentioned before.
USB deview will also show the USB devices that are not connected (hidden devices), you can also uninstall these. Rebooting your computer will force to re-detect all the devices.

* Method 7:

An other way to uninstall hidden devices.
To view hidden devices in the Device Manager you'll first have to enter the next commands in the Command Prompt.
set DEVMGR_SHOW_DETAILS=1
set DEVMGR_SHOW_NONPRESENT_DEVICES=1
start devmgmt.msc
When the Device Manager is started click View and Show hidden devices.
Expand Imaging Devices, Universal Serial Bus Controlles and Unknown Devices.
You can now Uninstall the greyed out devices.

* Method 8:

How to disable USB selective suspend.
If you're having connectivity issues with USB peripherals on Windows 10, use these steps to disable the USB selective suspend feature.

Important: It's only recommended that you change this particular setting when you're experiencing problems with a USB device. Otherwise, you should leave the option enabled.

- Open Control Panel.
- Click on Hardware and Sound.
- Click on Power Options.
- Under “Preferred plan,” click the Change plan settings link for the plan you're currently using.

(If you change the settings on the power plan that isn't active, this won't work.)

- Click the Change advanced power settings link.

- Expand USB settings.
- Expand USB selective suspend setting.
- Select Disabled from the drop-down menu.

- Click Apply.
- Click OK.

If you're changing the settings on a laptop or tablet, you'll see two options:

On Battery and Plugged in, so make sure to change those settings accordingly.

Once you complete these steps, Windows 10 will no longer power off USB devices connected to your computer, which can fix any problem you may have as a result of this feature.

* Method 9:

Disable and Enable USB ports in the bios.
Restart your computer and enter it's BIOS, how to do this can be find in the manual of your computer.
Be carefull to only change USB settings! Changing other settings can harm your computer!
D&R is not responsible for changing the wrong settings!
Be sure that you have a Keyboard and or Mouse that is connected to a different port then the USB.
Now Disable the USB functionality and reboot your computer to let your Operating System detect the new setting.

When the system is booted restart your computer again and enter it's BIOS.
Now Enable the USB functionality and reboot your computer to let your Operating System detect the new setting.

* Method 10:

Updating the BIOS.

KEEP IN MIND TO ONLY DO A BIOS UPDATE WHEN YOU KNOW THE RISK!
A FAILED BIOS UPDATE BY FOR EXAMPLE A POWER FAILURE CAN CAUSE THE COMPUTER TO NOT OPERATE!

In some situations a BIOS update can solve USB issues, these issues will be known by the manufacturers of your computer or mainboard.
Before doing an BIOS update get informed about if there are issues with your system and the possible fixes.

Will the Aircast via the USB port be able to play out on more than one fader?

Can you tell me the name of the codec the USB main uses?

For the module 3 to 5, if I'm using the stereo line input, are the On button or the fader still be able to send out HID signal over USB that can be programmed to do specific functions in my play-out system?

What are the USB cable length limitations?

USB cable length limitations for USB 2 and 3 (Both can be used for D&R mixers)

With the popularity of USB (it powers everything from our external hard drives to the charging of our mobile phones), we are constantly amassing USB cables. USB 1.0/1.1 has been almost entirely supplanted by USB 2.0. Since USB 3.0 / USB 3.1 has yet to become as ubiquitous as 2.0 that means that most people have several 2.0 cables lying around.

The mistake that most individuals make is when they take a 10 foot cord that came with a device and then purchase a 10 foot extension to make a cable that is 20 feet in total length.

This kind of setup will not work and requires the use of a special type of USB cable known as an active or repeater cable. But before we get to active cables or hubs, how long can a USB cable be?

Maximum length of USB 2.0 cable:

The 2.0 specification limits the length of a cable between USB 2.0 devices (Full Speed or Hi-Speed) to 5 meters (or about 16 feet and 5 inches). In other words, you cannot just connect a bunch of extension cables together (like taking a 6 foot cord and extending it with 4 other 6 foot extension cords) and run them 30 feet to another room. However, you can connect a 6 foot cable with a 10 foot extension cable for a total of 16 feet, which is below the maximum cable length for USB 2.0.

Maximum length of USB 3.0 / USB 3.1 cable:

The 3.0/3.1 specification does not specify a maximum cable length between USB 3.0/3.1 devices (SuperSpeed or SuperSpeed+), but there is a recommended length of 3 meters (or about 9 feet and 10 inches). However, the biggest limitation to the length of the cable is the quality of the cable.

Results may vary, but with a high quality cable you should be able to go beyond 3 meters. However, to ensure you achieve the best results possible, use an active cable when going more than 10 feet (3 meters).

How to use the VoIP channel in my mixer?

Introduction

The VoIP channel is actually a USB sound card with the advantage of having a Mix minus 1 (N-1) and Clean feed output.
The Mix minus 1 prevents the caller from hearing his self by sending back the Mix minus itself (1).

The Clean feed output does the same by sending out the Mix minus itself for the Line input at that channel. This can be used to connect an external Hybrid like the Hybrid 1, 2 or GSM Hybrid.

Our VoIP channel are based on the CM119 USB sound card.
As all the VoIP channels work the same way I will call them VoIP channel in the instructions.

The VoIP channel can be found (blue at the picture) at channel 6.

How can I configure the VoIP channel with a VoIP application?

To use the VoIP channel you'll need a VoIP application on your computer and you need to setup the application to use the VoIP channels “Microphone” input and “Loudspeaker” output.

Download Microsoft Teams or another VoIP application and install it on your PC.

When you connect the USB cable from your Voip channel to your PC, your operating system will see for example the “Webstation VoIP” audio codec and install it as a “Microphone” and “Loudspeaker”.

Since most VoIP applications need a “Microphone” input to use for the incomming sound we used the CM119 chip.

Go to the settings of your VoIP application and configure the commmunication Microphone and Headphone as the VoIP channel source instead of the default Microphone and loudspeaker of the PC.

More information about how to configure your application can find the manual of the VoIP application.

If this is done your VoIP software recognizes the Voip channel as a headset and will work with all it's audio features.

It is possible to answer and make outgoing calls by opperating the computer but we also added a connect button and signalling feature.

Using the VoIP connect button

To use the connect button you'll need the D&R VoIP connect application which can be found on the product support and software website.

For the Webstation the firmware needs to be version 1.20 or higher to be able to use this application.
You can find which firmware version is installed in the Webstation Configuration manager after you press Read.

Download and install this application here.

When installed the application starts as a “Service” can be found at the taskbar.

When you right click on the icon and press Settings it will open the configuration of the D&R VoIP connect application.

Select the model of the Mixing console that you are using.

This application works like a virtual keyboard mapper for most VoIP applications.

So when you can “Answer” a call of your VoIP application with a keyboard command combination and you can “Hang up” a call of your Voip application with a (different) keyboard command combination, you can configure these keyboard command combinations in the D&R VoIP connect application.

Simple translate the keyboard command combinations to the ones in the pulldown setting boxes.

The connect LED setting works for the LED at the Connect switch and for the “Start” jack or “GPO” that is configured as Ring signalling.

When set to “Internal state” both will toggle between “Off” and “On with each press of the Connect button.

Now you are able to Answer and hangup a call with the Connect button.

Control the Connect LED when application fires a command prompt command

To control the connect LED on the voip channel you’ll have to select “Remote Controlled UDP

(Phoner app)” can fire a command with your VoIP software.

“Voip Connect” -s incoming
“Voip Connect” -s connected
“Voip Connect” -s disconnected

or

c:\Program Files (x86)\D&R Voip Connect\Voip Connect.exe -s incoming
c:\Program Files (x86)\D&R Voip Connect\Voip Connect.exe -s connected
c:\Program Files (x86)\D&R Voip Connect\Voip Connect.exe -s disconnected

These instructions can be added in a batch file which can be started in a hidden situation.

The VoIP led of the button can be set to internal state of the switch, or controlled by the VoIP application (UDP).
Right mouseclick on the blue voipconnect icon that you can find in your hidden icons right under your screen to change settings.