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The AES67 4-wire app now allows 1200 series SmartPanels to connect both analog audio inputs (Audio A/B) and up to 2 SMPTE 2110-30 (AES67) channels in the audio network without occupying ports on the Artist Matrix. In the I/O Matrix, signals between From Artist Patch and To Artist Patch can be used to send signals between the I/O Matrix and the Director audio patch. The AES67 4-wire is independent of the analog 4-wire, which means that both can be used in parallel. There is no longer a selection to decide whether a 4-wire is analog or AES67. |
This app requires a license file (INT_1200_AES67_4W).
Further information can be found in the chapter SmartPanel Apps/Licenses.
Follow these steps to activate the AES67 4-wire operation.
The AES67 4-wire can only be used if the SmartPanel is connected to the matrix via AES67.
If the SmartPanel is connected to an Artist-1024, the transport mode is automatically AES67.
If the SmartPanel is connected to an Artist-32/64/128, the transport mode must be set to AES67 as follows.
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Touch the
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Select the menu: Transport.
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In the Transport Mode entry, select the AES67 option.
Open the web interface of the SmartPanel:
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Enter the IP address in the web browser (e.g. 192.168.41.159).
The SmartPanel web interface opens:
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Navigate to the I/O Matrix tab.
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Click on the Receiver (1...4) that is to receive the AES67 4-wire stream (e.g., Receiver 1).
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The Receiver Settings will open.
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Enter the stream parameters.
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Alternatively, you can load the parameters via an SDP file by clicking the Import SDP button.
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Apply the settings by clicking the
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Then start receiving the stream by pressing the
The number of audio channels defined in the Receiver Settings is displayed in the I/O matrix.
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Click on the Sender (1...2) that is to send the AES67 4-wire stream (e.g., Sender 1).
The Sender Settings will open.
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Enter the stream parameters.
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Apply the settings by clicking the
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You can save the parameters as an SDP file by clicking the Export SDP button.
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Then start sending the stream by pressing the
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Route your AES67 audio channel input to the desired outputs by setting the appropriate crosspoints.
In this example, the first audio channel of Receiver 1 is routed to the first audio channel of Sender 1, to the Analog A Output, and to the Artist Matrix.
