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AEC Inputs: These eight plug-in barrier strip connectors provide balanced input for microphone
or line level signals, and include selectable acoustic echo cancellation and background noise
reduction. For unbalanced input, wire high to (+) and ground to both (
) & (-). Settings for these
inputs are accessed by double-clicking the VC - AEC Input 8 Channel
(or VC - AEC Ref 8
Channel) blocks, and the optional VC - Pre-AEC 8 Channel block, in the Layout.
Mic/Line Inputs: These two plug-in barrier strip connectors provide balanced input for
microphone or line level signals. For unbalanced input, wire high to (+) and ground to both (
) &
(-). Settings for these inputs are accessed by double-clicking the VC - Input 2 Channel
block in
the Layout.
Codec Input: This plug-in barrier strip connector provides a balanced input for line-level audio
signals from a codec. For unbalanced input, wire high to (+) and ground to both (
) & (-). Settings
for this input are accessed by double-clicking the VC - Codec In 1 Channel
block in the Layout.
Codec Output: This plug-in barrier strip connector provides a balanced output for line-level audio
signals to a codec. For unbalanced input, wire high to (+) and ground to both (
) & (-). Settings
for this input are accessed by double-clicking the VC - Codec Out 1 Channel
block in the Layout.
Outputs: These four plug-in barrier strip connectors provide balanced output of microphone or
line level signals. For unbalanced output, wire high to (+) and ground to (
), leaving (-) un-
connected. Settings for these outputs are accessed by double-clicking the VC - Output 4 Channel
block in the Layout.
NexLink: These two RJ45 jacks provide the NexLink Tx (transmit) and Rx (receive) connections.
Up to four NEXIA devices may be linked together to share digital audio signals. Tx on one NEXIA
device is connected to RX on the next device. NexLink utilizes straight through shielded CAT5
cabling, with a maximum recommended length of 5 meters per cable. When multiple NEXIA
devices are placed in the Layout, NexLink
blocks allow routing of digital audio between linked
devices.
Ethernet: All NEXIA devices use Ethernet, both for system programming and control.
Programming is accomplished using the NEXIA software provided with each unit. NEXIA software
is for PC computers, with Windows® XP Professiona/Vista operating system required. The PC
computer must have a network card installed, which supports 10/100BaseT Ethernet. A
10/100BaseT Ethernet switch (not hub) is required when networking multiple units (see System
Network Considerations). Ethernet utilizes standard CAT5 cabling, which has a specified
maximum length of 100 meters. However, Ethernet switches which provide fiber-optic interface
can be used to extend the physical distance between units within a network.
Serial Control Port: After initial programming and configuration, NEXIA systems may be
controlled by RS-232 or Telnet
communications from third-party control systems such as AMX®
or Crestron®, using the Serial Control Port. Also, external devices may be controlled via the
Serial Control Port, by utilizing Command String
blocks within the NEXIA system design.
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- Table Of Contents 2
- Introduction 15
- Auto Mixer Combiner 15
- Audio Wiring Diagrams 16
- Level Control 28
- Logic Control 28
- Features 34
- Warranty 37
- Documentation 38
- Software Tools 39
- Bird's Eye View 41
- Processing Library 41
- Object Toolbar 42
- Format Toolbar 43
- Text Color 45
- Fore Color 45
- Hilite Color 45
- Pen Width 45
- Hatch Style 45
- Layout Toolbar 46
- Line Property Sheet 47
- Object Property Sheet 48
- Object Inspector 49
- Layers Sheet 49
- Toggle Grid 50
- Toggle Ruler 50
- Zoom In 50
- Zoom Out 50
- Zoom 1:1 51
- Zoom Level 51
- Pack Objects 51
- Align Edges 51
- Center In View 52
- Make Same Size 52
- To Front Or Back 52
- Network Toolbar 53
- Disconnect From System 54
- Send Configuration 54
- Sync Data 54
- Start Audio 54
- Stop Audio 55
- Device Maintenance 55
- Nexia-Manual-A4 56
- Standard Toolbar 59
- Main Menus 61
- system design file (.NEX) 62
- Copy DSP Data 65
- Paste DSP Data 65
- Duplicate 65
- Select All 65
- Presets Menu 67
- Create/Edit/Recall 67
- Custom Blocks Menu 69
- Create Custom Block Document 70
- Merge Into Custom Block 70
- Split Into Component Blocks 71
- Tools Menu 72
- Passwords 72
- Equipment Table 73
- Layout Compile Results 74
- Signal Path Identifier 75
- Options 75
- General Options 75
- Display Options 76
- Compile Options 77
- Network Options 79
- Layout Menu 81
- Align Objects 82
- Object Sheet 82
- Grid Settings 83
- Window Menu 83
- Help Menu 83
- Status Bar 84
- Keyboard Shortcuts 84
- Component Objects 87
- CS Input 10 Channel 89
- CS Output 6 Channel 89
- CS Default Configuration 90
- Conference System 90
- PM Hardware 90
- PM Input 4 Channel 92
- PM Input (Stereo) 12 Channel 93
- PM Output (Stereo) 6 Channel 94
- PM Default Configuration 95
- Presentation Mixer 95
- SP Hardware 96
- SP Input 4 Channel 98
- SP Output 8 Channel 98
- SP Default Configuration 99
- Speaker Processor 99
- VC Hardware 99
- Control Dialogs 102
- VC - AEC Input 8 Channel 102
- VC - AEC Ref 8 Channel 103
- VC - Pre-AEC 8 Channel 104
- VC - Input 2 Channel 105
- VC - Output 4 Channel 105
- VC - Codec In 1 Channel 106
- VC - Codec Out 1 Channel 106
- Videoconference System 107
- VC Default Configuration 107
- TC Hardware 108
- TC - AEC Input 8 Channel 110
- TC - AEC Ref 8 Channel 111
- TC - Pre-AEC 8 Channel 112
- TC - Input 2 Channel 113
- TC - Output 4 Channel 114
- Telephone Interface 114
- TC Default Configuration 118
- Teleconference System 118
- NexLink 119
- Auto Mixers 120
- Standard Mixers 122
- Matrix Mixers 122
- Room Combiners 122
- Equalizers 124
- Graphic Equalizer 125
- Filters 126
- High Pass Filter 127
- Low Pass Filter 128
- High Shelf Filter 128
- Low Shelf Filter 129
- All-Pass Filter 129
- Crossovers 130
- 3-Way Crossover 131
- Dynamics 132
- Leveler 133
- Comp/Limiter 133
- Ducker 134
- Noise Gate 134
- Ambient Noise Compensator 135
- ANC Setup Procedure 135
- Routers 137
- Controls 138
- Level Inc/Dec 141
- Mute Button 142
- Preset Button 142
- Remote Preset Button 142
- Logic Gates 142
- Logic Delay 144
- Command String 145
- Volume 8 146
- Select 8 147
- Volume/Select 8 148
- Voltage Control Box 149
- VCB Calibration 150
- Logic Box 151
- Control Labels 153
- Signal Present Meter 154
- Peak Meter 155
- RMS Meter 155
- Logic Meter 155
- Generators 156
- Diagnostics 157
- Specialty 158
- Split Pass-Through Input 159
- Split Pass-Through Output 159
- System Design 161
- Component Object Properties 162
- Object and Layout Text 164
- Compile Error Messages 165
- System Hardware Connections 172
- Proper Gain Structure 174
- Applications 175
- System Control 176
- Remote Control Bus Hub 178
- RS-232 and Telnet Protocol 179
- RS-232 Control 181
- Telnet Control 181
- Command 182
- Device Number 184
- Input/Output Blocks 186
- Mixer Blocks 192
- Equalizer Blocks 195
- Filter Blocks 196
- Crossover Blocks 198
- Dynamics Blocks 199
- Router Blocks 200
- Delay Blocks 201
- Control Blocks 202
- Meter Blocks 203
- Generator Blocks 203
- Instance ID 203
- Responses 206
- Control Dialog - Overview 207
- HyperTerminal 209
- Get/Set IP Address 211
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