Data Sheet

Dante® Commentary
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Sidetone Volume Control
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Up to 4 off Incoming Audio Volume Controls
On the top panel are five rotary headphone volume controls. Four of these are
connected to 4 incoming audio circuits from the Dante / AES67 network. These are
normally used for such sources as mixed programme or cue, talkback to director,
talkback to producer, talkback to engineer etc.
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To enable the commentator to know how they are routing a circuit the first time a
routing switch is pressed a pair of LEDs on the front panel indicate its current routing
arrangement. The next time the routing switch is pressed then the next routing option
is selected.
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15 segment LED PPM Meter
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Headphone Routing
There are 4 off large bright illuminated buttons (1 for programme and 3 for talkback).
These switches route the outgoing microphone circuit onto 4 different Dante®/ AES67
network audio circuits. The operation of these switches (momentary, latching etc) and
the interaction of these switches (i.e. pressing a talkback switches mutes the main mic)
can be fully configured via the web page.
The 5th front panel rotary headphone volume control is ‘sidetone’. Sidetone is the
commentator’s own voice in their own ears.
All of the 5 headphone volume controls has an associated left ear, right ear, both
routing switch located next to the volume knob. This single push button switch routes
the associated source to just the left, just the right or both channels of the stereo
headphone amplifier.
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Robust Mic on and Talkback Buttons
Audio input level is indicated on the 15 segment PPM meter.
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Commentator’s Box
Front Panel Features