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Installation And Operation Manual
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TSL MPA1 Series, MPA1-SOLO-MADI, MPA1-SOLO-SDI, MPA1-MIX-DANTE, MPA1-MIX-MADI Installation And Operation Manual

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MPA1 Audio Monitoring Range
Installation and Operation Manual
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Version History
Issue
Date
Change Details
1
01/02/18
Preliminary Guide
2
05/10/18
Version 1.0
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Contents
Introduction .................................................................................................................................................... 5
MPA1-SOLO-SDI Installation ........................................................................................................................... 6
MPA1-SOLO-SDI Functional Schematic ........................................................................................................... 7
MPA1-MIX-SDI Installation ............................................................................................................................. 8
MPA1-MIX-SDI Functional Schematic ............................................................................................................. 9
MPA1-SOLO-MADI Installation .....................................................................................................................10
MPA1-SOLO-MADI Functional Schematic .....................................................................................................11
MPA1-MIX-MADI Installation .......................................................................................................................12
MPA1-MIX-MADI Functional Schematic .......................................................................................................13
MPA1-SOLO-DANTE Installation ...................................................................................................................14
MPA1-SOLO-DANTE Functional Schematic ...................................................................................................15
MPA1-MIX-DANTE Installation .....................................................................................................................16
MPA1-MIX-DANTE Functional Schematic .....................................................................................................17
Initial Setup ...................................................................................................................................................18
Accessing the Webpage of your MPA1 .........................................................................................................19
MPA1-SOLO-SDI Webpage ............................................................................................................................20
MPA1-SOLO-MADI Web Page .......................................................................................................................24
MPA1-SOLO-DANTE Web Page .....................................................................................................................28
MPA1-MIX-SDI Web Page .............................................................................................................................32
MPA1-MIX-MADI Web Page .........................................................................................................................39
MPA1-MIX-DANTE Web Page .......................................................................................................................46
Operation ......................................................................................................................................................53
MPA1-SOLO-SDI Operation ...........................................................................................................................54
MPA1-SOLO-MADI Operation .......................................................................................................................55
MPA1-SOLO-DANTE Operation .....................................................................................................................56
MPA1-MIX-SDI Operation .............................................................................................................................57
MPA1-MIX-MADI Operation .........................................................................................................................59
MPA1-MIX-DANTE Operation .......................................................................................................................61
MPA1-SOLO-SDI Front Panel Display ............................................................................................................63
MPA1-MIX-SDI Front Panel Display ..............................................................................................................65
MPA1-SOLO-MADI Front Panel Display ........................................................................................................66
MPA1-MIX-MADI Front Panel Display ..........................................................................................................68
MPA1-SOLO-DANTE Front Panel Display ......................................................................................................69
MPA1-MIX-DANTE Front Panel Display ........................................................................................................71
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Introduction

The MPA1 Range of Audio Monitors provide high-quality confidence monitoring in a compact 1RU design. At just 100mm deep and less than 4kg, MPA1 Audio Monitors are ideally suited for environments where space and weight is a premium, such as OB Trucks and Flyaways.
Designed for ease of use, all MPA1 Audio Monitors can be controlled directly from the front panel, or remotely over an Ethernet network using a suitable Web-Browser or control system using SNMP.
This manual covers the following Audio Monitoring Products within the MPA1 Range:
The MPA1-SOLO variants provide instantaneous selection and monitoring of any incoming audio source, whilst the MPA1-MIX variants also allow for multiple monitor mixes, comprising up to 8 audio pairs, to be created, stored and recalled with ease.
Front Panel for MPA1-SOLO Variants
Front Panel Layout for MPA1-MIX-Variants
MPA1-SOLO-SDI
MPA1-MIX-SDI
MPA1-SOLO-MADI
MPA1-MIX-MADI
MPA1-SOLO-DANTE
MPA1-MIX-DANTE
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MPA1-SOLO-SDI Installation

The MPA1 Audio Monitoring Range has been designed to be quick and easy to install, requiring minimal installation effort. Input and output connectivity for each MPA1 Model can be seen below:
MPA1-SOLO-SDI
Product
Inputs
Outputs
Other
MPA1-SOLO-SDI
2 x 3G/HD/SD-SDI 1 x AES3 (75 ohm) 2 x Analogue Inputs (Balanced)
1 x 3G/HD/SD-SDI (reclocked) 2 x Analogue Outputs (Balanced) 1 x Headphone Output 1 x HDMI Monitoring Output
1 x 1Gig/E Ethernet Port (Management and Control) 1 x USB Port (Software Updates and Configuration) 1 x IEC Power Inlet
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MPA1-SOLO-SDI Functional Schematic

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MPA1-MIX-SDI Installation

The MPA1 Audio Monitoring Range has been designed to be quick and easy to install, requiring minimal installation effort. Input and output connectivity for each MPA1 Model can be seen below:
MPA1-MIX-SDI
Product
Inputs
Outputs
Other
MPA1-MIX-SDI
2 x 3G/HD/SD-SDI 1 x AES3 (75 ohm) 2 x Analogue Inputs (Balanced)
1 x 3G/HD/SD-SDI (reclocked) 2 x Analogue Outputs (Balanced) 1 x Headphone Output 1 x HDMI Monitoring Output
1 x 1Gig/E Ethernet Port (Management and Control) 1 x USB Port (Software Updates and Configuration) 1 x IEC Power Inlet
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MPA1-MIX-SDI Functional Schematic

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MPA1-SOLO-MADI Installation

MPA1-SOLO-MADI
Product
Inputs
Outputs
Other
MPA1-SOLO-MADI
1 x MADI (75 ohm) 1 x MADI (SFP cage for optional SFP module) 8 x Analogue Inputs (Balanced)
1 x MADI (75 ohm) reclocked 2 x Analogue Outputs (Balanced) 1 x Headphone Output
1 x 1Gig/E Ethernet Port (Management and Control) 1 x USB Port (Software Updates and Configuration) 1 x IEC Power Inlet
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MPA1-SOLO-MADI Functional Schematic

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MPA1-MIX-MADI Installation

MPA1-MIX-MADI
Product
Inputs
Outputs
Other
MPA1-MIX-MADI
1 x MADI (75 ohm) 1 x MADI (SFP cage for optional SFP module) 8 x Analogue Inputs (Balanced)
1 x MADI (75 ohm) reclocked 2 x Analogue Outputs (Balanced) 1 x Headphone Output
1 x 1Gig/E Ethernet Port (Management and Control) 1 x USB Port (Software Updates and Configuration) 1 x IEC Power Inlet
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MPA1-MIX-MADI Functional Schematic

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MPA1-SOLO-DANTE Installation

MPA1-SOLO-DANTE
Product
Inputs
Outputs
Other
MPA1-SOLO-DANTE
1 x 1Gig/E Ethernet Port (Dante/AES67) 1 x MADI (75 ohm) 1 x MADI (SFP cage for optional SFP module) 8 x Analogue Inputs (Balanced)
1 x MADI (75 ohm) reclocked 2 x Analogue Outputs (Balanced) 1 x Headphone Output
1 x 1Gig/E Ethernet Port (Management and Control) 1 x USB Port (Software Updates and Configuration) 1 x IEC Power Inlet
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MPA1-SOLO-DANTE Functional Schematic

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MPA1-MIX-DANTE Installation

MPA1-MIX-DANTE
Product
Inputs
Outputs
Other
MPA1-MIX-DANTE
1 x 1Gig/E Ethernet Port (Dante/AES67) 1 x MADI (75 ohm) 1 x MADI (SFP cage for optional SFP module) 8 x Analogue Inputs (Balanced)
1 x MADI (75 ohm) reclocked 2 x Analogue Outputs (Balanced) 1 x Headphone Output
1 x 1Gig/E Ethernet Port (Management and Control) 1 x USB Port (Software Updates and Configuration) 1 x IEC Power Inlet
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MPA1-MIX-DANTE Functional Schematic

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Initial Setup

TSL Products recommends connecting your MPA1 Audio Monitor to an Ethernet network during initial set­up and configuration.
Full configuration of your MPA1 Audio Monitor can be achieved by way of a suitable Client PC and Web­browser.
Setting the Control IP Address of your MPA1 Audio Monitor
All MPA1 Audio Monitors are shipped with a DHCP setting default to ‘DHCP ‘On’.
To determine the current IP address of your MPA1, push and hold the SELECT/MENU encoder for 3 seconds to access the Settings Menu.
The Settings Menu will now appear on the front panel display of your MPA1, with the current IP Address shown.
Using the SELECT/MENU encoder, you can scroll through the Settings Menu to highlight a Settings Sub-Menu of your choice.
The availability of Sub-Menus is depicted by the presence of the following symbol: >>
With the IP Address Sub-Menu highlighted as shown, briefly push the SELECT/MENU encoder to access the Network Settings Menu (see below).
The SELECT/MENU encoder will now allow you to scroll through, select and modify the Network Settings of your MPA1 in accordance with the guidelines set by your Network Administrator.
Once complete, select BACK to return to the Settings Menu. You can exit the Settings Menu by pushing and holding the SELECT/MENU encoder for 3 seconds once more.
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Accessing the Webpage of your MPA1

Configuring your MPA1 Audio Monitor using a Client PC and Web-Browser
With your MPA1 connected to an Ethernet network, you can remotely control and configure your MPA1 using a Client PC and Web-Browser.
The MPA1 Webpage allows you to optimise your MPA1 for your environment and the workflow you need to support.
Settings such as the brightness of the front panel display, which sources may be selected from the front panel of the unit and the behaviour of the MPA1 when used with Headphones can all be set using the MPA1 Webpage.
Enter the IP Address of your MPA1 into a Web-Browser
The MPA1 Webpage comprises multiple Tabs, providing quick navigation to specific sections of the MPA1 configuration, providing quick and easy setup.
Separate Tabs for LIVE VIEW, NAMES, CONFIGURATION and NETWORK SETUP are present on the Webpage belonging to all MPA1-SOLO variants, whilst an extra ROUTING Tab can be found on all MPA1-MIX variants.
MPA1-SOLO- SDI, MPA1-SOLO-MADI and MPA1-SOLO-DANTE
MPA1-MIX- SDI, MPA1-MIX-MADI and MPA1-MIX-DANTE
The following pages detail the contents and settings available using the MPA1 Model.
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MPA1-SOLO-SDI Webpage

Clicking on the LIVE VIEW Tab of the MPA1-SOLO-SDI Webpage displays the following:
Element
Function
Notes
1
Switch to Mute Headphone Output
Red when Muted, Grey when Active
2
Headphone Output Level adjustment
Adjust as required
3
Switch to Mute the Loudspeaker Output
Red when Muted, Grey when Active
4
Loudspeaker Output Level adjustment
Adjust as required
5
Input Selection
Switches between SDI 1, SDI 2 and AES + Analogue Input Monitoring
6
Audio Level Meter Display
Displays Audio Levels in accordance with Input Selection
7
Stereo/Mono Switch
Switches Audio Monitoring Selectors between Single Audio Channel and Audio Pair mode.
8
Screen Mode Switch
Switches front panel display between Audio Metering and SDI Video Source.
9
Signal Format Display
Format display of SDI 1, SDI 2 and AES3 Inputs
10
Audio Monitor Selectors
Selects the Single Audio Channel or Audio Pair routed to the Headphone and Loudspeaker Outputs.
1
2 3 4 5 7
10 6 8
9
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Clicking on the NAMES Tab of the MPA1-SOLO-SDI Webpage displays the following:
Element
Function
Notes
1
Input Active Buttons
Allows unused inputs to be hidden from the Operator
2
Input Names
Allows friendly names to be applied to SDI 1, SDI 2 and AES/Analog Input Groups
3
Channel Names
Allows friendly names to be applied to all 16 Embedded Audio Channels belonging to SDI 1 and SDI 2 Inputs and AES and Analogue Channels.
1 2 3
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Clicking on the CONFIGURATION Tab of the MPA1-SOLO-SDI Webpage displays the following:
Element
Function
Notes
1
Local Config
Enables/Disables configuration from the front panel of the MPA1-SOLO-SDI
2
Line Output Level
Sets the Output Level of the Balanced Line Level Outputs on the MPA1-SOLO-SDI
3
Screen Brightness
Sets the Brightness Level of the front panel display
4
Line Output Mode
Determines behaviour of Balanced Line Level Outputs upon insertion of Headphones.
5
Loudspeaker Mode
Determines behaviour of Internal Loudspeakers upon insertion of Headphones.
6
Meter Threshold RED
Sets audio threshold at which audio level meters begin to display RED
7
Meter Threshold YELLOW
Sets audio threshold at which audio level meters begin to display YELLOW
1 3 2 4 5 6 7
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Clicking on the NETWORK SETTINGS Tab of the MPA1-SOLO-SDI Webpage displays the following:
Element
Function
Notes
1
DHCP
Enables/Disables DHCP Mode
2
IP Address
Displays current IP Address and allows new IP Address to be entered.
3
Subnet Mask
Displays current Subnet Mask and allows new Subnet Mask to be entered.
4
Gateway Address
Displays current Gateway Address and allows new Gateway Address to be entered.
5
Apply IP Address
Button to apply IP, Subnet and Gateway addresses to the MPA1-SOLO-SDI
1 2 3
4
5
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MPA1-SOLO-MADI Web Page

Clicking on the LIVE VIEW Tab of the MPA1-SOLO-MADI Webpage displays the following:
Element
Function
Notes
1
Switch to Mute Headphone Output
Red when Muted, Grey when Active
2
Headphone Output Level adjustment
Adjust as required
3
Displayed Channel
Drop down list allowing Input selection of MADI Sources 1-64 and Analog Sources 1-8.
4
Source Name
Displays friendly name of selected source as entered in NAMES Tab.
5
Mute Switch
Mutes Headphone, Internal Loudspeakers and Balanced Line Level Outputs.
6
Stereo/Mono Switch
Switches between Mono and Stereo monitoring modes.
7
Source Volume
Adjusts Internal Loudspeaker and Balanced Line Level Outputs.
8
Pan
Pan control of selected source on Headphone, Internal Loudspeakers and Balanced Line Level Outputs.
9
Audio Level Meter Display
Displays Audio Levels in accordance with Input Selection
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
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Clicking on the NAMES Tab of the MPA1-SOLO-MADI Webpage displays the following:
…
Element
Function
Notes
1
MADI/Analogue Channel Number
2
Source Channel Names
Allows friendly names to be applied to MADI Channels 1-64 and Analogue Channels 1-8*
* Please note that the Auto Naming function is fixed to NO on the MP1-SOLO-MADI
1
2
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Clicking on the CONFIGURATION Tab of the MPA1-SOLO-MADI Webpage displays the following:
Element
Function
Notes
1
Local Config
Enables/Disables configuration from the front panel of the MPA1-SOLO-MADI
2
Line Output Level
Sets the Output Level of the Balanced Line Level Outputs on the MPA1-SOLO-MADI
3
Screen Brightness
Sets the Brightness Level of the front panel display
4
Line Output Mode
Determines behaviour of Balanced Line Level Outputs upon insertion of Headphones.
5
Source I/O
Switch to set whether the Coaxial BNC or Optical SFP input is to be used to receive MADI
6
Loudspeaker Mode
Determines behaviour of Internal Loudspeakers upon insertion of Headphones.
1 2 3 4 5
6
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Clicking on the NETWORK SETTINGS Tab of the MPA1-SOLO-MADI Webpage displays the following:
Element
Function
Notes
1
DHCP
Enables/Disables DHCP Mode
2
IP Address
Displays current IP Address and allows new IP Address to be entered.
3
Subnet Mask
Displays current Subnet Mask and allows new Subnet Mask to be entered.
4
Gateway Address
Displays current Gateway Address and allows new Gateway Address to be entered.
5
Apply IP Address
Button to apply IP, Subnet and Gateway addresses to the MPA1-SOLO-MADI
1 2 3
4
5
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MPA1-SOLO-DANTE Web Page

Clicking on the LIVE VIEW Tab of the MPA1-SOLO-DANTE Webpage displays the following:
Element
Function
Notes
1
Switch to Mute Headphone Output
Red when Muted, Grey when Active
2
Headphone Output Level adjustment
Adjust as required
3
Displayed Channel
Drop down list allowing Input selection of DANTE Sources 1-64 and MADI Sources 1-64
4
Source Name
Displays friendly name of selected source as entered in NAMES Tab.
5
Mute Switch
Mutes Headphone, Internal Loudspeakers and Balanced Line Level Outputs.
6
Stereo/Mono Switch
Switches between Mono and Stereo monitoring modes.
7
Source Volume
Adjusts Internal Loudspeaker and Balanced Line Level Outputs.
8
Pan
Pan control of selected source on Headphone, Internal Loudspeakers and Balanced Line Level Outputs.
9
Audio Level Meter Display
Displays Audio Levels in accordance with Input Selection
1 2 5 6 7 8 9 4 3
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Clicking on the NAMES Tab of the MPA1-SOLO-DANTE Webpage displays the following:
…
Element
Function
Notes
1
DANTE/MADI Channel Number
2
Source Channel Names
Allows friendly names to be applied to DANTE Channels 1-64 and MADI Channels 1-64*
* Please note that the Auto Naming function is fixed to NO on the MP1-SOLO-MADI for MADI
Sources. When Auto Naming is set to ‘YES’ for DANTE sources, friendly names will be ignored,
with Source Names as set in DANTE Controller
Clicking on the CONFIGURATION Tab of the MPA1-SOLO-DANTE Webpage displays the following:
1
2
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Element
Function
Notes
1
Local Config
Enables/Disables configuration from the front panel of the MPA1-SOLO-DANTE
2
Line Output Level
Sets the Output Level of the Balanced Line Level Outputs on the MPA1-SOLO-DANTE
3
Screen Brightness
Sets the Brightness Level of the front panel display
4
Line Output Mode
Determines behaviour of Balanced Line Level Outputs upon insertion of Headphones.
5
Source I/O
Switch to set whether the Coaxial BNC or Optical SFP input is to be used to receive MADI
6
Loudspeaker Mode
Determines behaviour of Internal Loudspeakers upon insertion of Headphones.
Clicking on the NETWORK SETTINGS Tab of the MPA1-SOLO-MADI Webpage displays the following:
1 2 3
4 5 6
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Element
Function
Notes
1
DHCP
Enables/Disables DHCP Mode
2
IP Address
Displays current IP Address and allows new IP Address to be entered.
3
Subnet Mask
Displays current Subnet Mask and allows new Subnet Mask to be entered.
4
Gateway Address
Displays current Gateway Address and allows new Gateway Address to be entered.
5
Apply IP Address
Button to apply IP, Subnet and Gateway addresses to the MPA1-SOLO-MADI
1 2 3
4
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MPA1-MIX-SDI Web Page

Clicking on the LIVE VIEW Tab of the MPA1-MIX-SDI Webpage displays the following:
Element
Function
Notes
1
Switch to Mute Headphone Output
Red when Muted, Grey when Active
2
Headphone Output Level adjustment
Adjust as required
3
Switch to Mute the Loudspeaker Output
Red when Muted, Grey when Active
4
Loudspeaker Output Level adjustment
Adjust as required
5
Mix Bank Selection
Drop down list allowing recall of one of 16 Audio Mix Banks (A-P)
6
Display
Switches Front Panel Display of MPA1-MIX-SDI between Audio Meters and SDI Video Source
7
Source Name
Displays Source and Friendly Name*
8
Channel Mute
Mutes Selected Channel
9
Channel Solo
Places Selected Channel in Solo Mode (Click and Hold)
10
Channel Volume
Adjusts channel Volume within overall Mix
11
Channel Pan
Adjusts channel Pan within overall Mix
12
Audio Level Meters
Audio Level Display
* Friendly Names can be set in the NAMES Tab
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10
11
12
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Clicking on the ROUTING Tab of the MPA1-MIX-SDI Webpage displays the following:
…
Element
Function
Notes
1
Mix Bank Identifier
Identifies one of the 16 Mix Banks (A-P)
2
Channel Number
Channel number of source contributing to Mix Bank (1-8)
3
Audio Channel Gain Preset
Allows +20dB, +10db, 0dB, -10dB or -20dB to be applied to Audio Channel Input
4
Stereo/Mono Switch
Switches Input Channel between Audio Channel and Audio Pair Mode
5
Audio Channel Selector
Selects Audio Channels contributing to chosen Mix Bank. Audio Channels Embedded in SDI 1, SDI 2 and AES and Analogue Inputs can be selected.
2 3 1
2
4
5
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Clicking on the NAMES Tab of the MPA1-MIX-SDI Webpage displays the following:
…
…
…
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
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Element
Function
Notes
1
Mix Bank Identifier
Identifies one of the 16 Mix Banks (A-P)
2
Active Switch
Determines which MIX Banks are available for selection on the front panel of the MPA1-MIX­SDI.
3
Video Switch
Determines which SDI Video Source is displayed on the front panel, reclocked SDI Output and HDMI Output for each MIX Bank
4
Mix Bank Name
Friendly Name of MIX Bank*
5
Physical Input Identifier
Physical Input and Channel Number
6
Auto Naming Function
Not Supported
7
Friendly Name
Allows friendly names to be applied to SDI Embedded Audio, AES and Analogue Audio Channels
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Clicking on the CONFIGURATION Tab of the MPA1-MIX-SDI Webpage displays the following:
Element
Function
Notes
1
Channel Knob Push
Enables/Disables ‘Push to Mute’ function of
Channel Rotary Encoders on front panel of MPA1-MIX-SDI
2
Channel Knob Push and Rotate
Determines ‘Push and Rotate’ behaviour of Channel Rotary Encoders on the front panel of the MPA1-MIX-SDI. When set to Balance, the Audio Balance of the selected Audio Channel can be adjusted. When set to Mapping, the Physical Audio Channel assigned to the Mix Channel can be selected.
3
Channel Knob Push and Hold
Enables/Disables ‘Push and Hold to Solo’
function of Channel Rotary Encoders on front panel of MPA1-MIX-SDI
4
Input Status
Displays the Status and Signal Format of SDI and AES Sources
5
Gain Bar Display
Enables/Disables the Gain Bar Display from the front panel of the MPA1-MIX-SDI.
6
Local Config
Enables/Disables configuration from the front panel of the MPA1-MIX-SDI
7
Line Output Level
Sets the Output Level of the Balanced Line Level Outputs on the MPA1-MIX-SDI
8
Line Output Mode
Determines behaviour of Balanced Line Level Outputs upon insertion of Headphones.
1 2 3 4 5 6 9 7 8
10
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9
Screen Brightness
Sets the Brightness Level of the front panel display
10
Loudspeaker Mode
Determines the behaviour of Internal Loudspeakers upon insertion of Headphones
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Clicking on the NETWORK SETTINGS Tab of the MPA1-MIX-SDI Webpage displays the following:
Element
Function
Notes
1
DHCP
Enables/Disables DHCP Mode
2
IP Address
Displays current IP Address and allows new IP Address to be entered.
3
Subnet Mask
Displays current Subnet Mask and allows new Subnet Mask to be entered.
4
Gateway Address
Displays current Gateway Address and allows new Gateway Address to be entered.
5
Apply IP Address
Button to apply IP, Subnet and Gateway addresses to the MPA1-MIX-SDI
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MPA1-MIX-MADI Web Page

Clicking on the LIVE VIEW Tab of the MPA1-MIX-MADI Webpage displays the following:
Element
Function
Notes
1
Switch to Mute Headphone Output
Red when Muted, Grey when Active
2
Headphone Output Level adjustment
Adjust as required
3
Switch to Mute the Loudspeaker Output
Red when Muted, Grey when Active
4
Loudspeaker Output Level adjustment
Adjust as required
5
Mix Bank Selection
Drop down list allowing recall of one of 16 Audio Mix Banks (A-P)
6
Source Name
Displays Source and Friendly Name*
7
Channel Mute
Mutes Selected Channel
8
Channel Solo
Places Selected Channel in Solo Mode (Click and Hold)
9
Channel Volume
Adjusts channel Volume within overall Mix
10
Channel Pan
Adjusts channel Pan within overall Mix
11
Audio Level Meters
Audio Level Display
* Friendly Names can be set in the NAMES Tab
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10
11
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Clicking on the ROUTING Tab of the MPA1-MIX-MADI Webpage displays the following:
…
Element
Function
Notes
1
Mix Bank Identifier
Identifies one of the 16 Mix Banks (A-P)
2
Channel Number
Channel number of source contributing to Mix Bank (1-8)
3
Audio Channel Gain Preset
Allows +20dB, +10db, 0dB, -10dB or -20dB to be applied to Audio Channel Input
4
Stereo/Mono Switch
Switches Input Channel between Audio Channel and Audio Pair Mode
5
Audio Channel Selector
Selects Audio Channels contributing to chosen Mix Bank. MADI Channels 1-64 can be selected.
2 3 1 4 5
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Clicking on the NAMES Tab of the MPA1-MIX-MADI Webpage displays the following:
…
…
…
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
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Element
Function
Notes
1
Mix Bank Identifier
Identifies one of the 16 Mix Banks (A-P)
2
Active Switch
Determines which MIX Banks are available for selection on the front panel of the MPA1-MIX­SDI.
3
Video Switch
Determines which SDI Video Source is displayed on the front panel, reclocked SDI Output and HDMI Output for each MIX Bank
4
Mix Bank Name
Friendly Name of MIX Bank*
5
Physical Input Identifier
Physical Input and Channel Number
6
Auto Naming Function
Not Supported
7
Friendly Name
Allows friendly names to be applied to MADI Channels (1-64) and Analogue Audio Channels
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Clicking on the CONFIGURATION Tab of the MPA1-MIX-MADI Webpage displays the following:
Element
Function
Notes
1
Channel Knob Push
Enables/Disables ‘Push to Mute’ function of
Channel Rotary Encoders on front panel of MPA1-MIX-MADI
2
Channel Knob Push and Rotate
Determines ‘Push and Rotate’ behaviour of
Channel Rotary Encoders on the front panel of the MPA1-MIX-MADI. When set to Balance, the Audio Balance of the selected Audio Channel can be adjusted. When set to Mapping, the Physical Audio Channel assigned to the Mix Channel can be selected.
3
Channel Knob Push and Hold
Enables/Disables ‘Push and Hold to Solo’
function of Channel Rotary Encoders on front panel of MPA1-MIX-MADI
4
Group Select Knob Push
Enables/Disables Push to MUTE function of Headphone, Internal Loudspeakers and Balanced Line Outputs using Group Select Knob
1 2 3 45
6 7 8 9 10
11
12
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5
Group Select Knob Rotate
Determines whether Group Select Knob is Enabled/Disabled. Selecting Group allows Mix Groups to be selected from the front panel of the MPA-MIX-MADI, whilst selecting Volume allows level adjustment on the Internal Loudspeakers and Balanced Line Level Outputs.
6
Gain Bar Display
Enables/Disables the Gain Bar Display from the front panel of the MPA1-MIX-MADI
7
Local Config
Enables/Disables configuration from the front panel of the MPA1-MIX-SDI
8
Line Output Level
Sets the Output Level of the Balanced Line Level Outputs on the MPA1-MIX-SDI
9
Line Output Mode
Determines behaviour of Balanced Line Level Outputs upon insertion of Headphones.
10
Screen Brightness
Sets the Brightness Level of the front panel display
11
MADI Source
Determines if MADI Sources are derived from Coaxial BNC or Optical SFP Input.
12
Loudspeaker Mode
Determines the behaviour of Internal Loudspeakers upon insertion of Headphones
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Clicking on the NETWORK SETUP Tab of the MPA1-MIX-MADI Webpage displays the following:
Element
Function
Notes
1
DHCP
Enables/Disables DHCP Mode
2
IP Address
Displays current IP Address and allows new IP Address to be entered.
3
Subnet Mask
Displays current Subnet Mask and allows new Subnet Mask to be entered.
4
Gateway Address
Displays current Gateway Address and allows new Gateway Address to be entered.
5
Apply IP Address
Button to apply IP, Subnet and Gateway addresses to the MPA1-MIX-MADI
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MPA1-MIX-DANTE Web Page

Clicking on the LIVE VIEW Tab of the MPA1-MIX-DANTE Webpage displays the following:
Element
Function
Notes
1
Switch to Mute Headphone Output
Red when Muted, Grey when Active
2
Headphone Output Level adjustment
Adjust as required
3
Switch to Mute the Loudspeaker Output
Red when Muted, Grey when Active
4
Loudspeaker Output Level adjustment
Adjust as required
5
Mix Bank Selection
Drop down list allowing recall of one of 16 Audio Mix Banks (A-P)
6
Source Name
Displays Source and Friendly Name*
7
Channel Mute
Mutes Selected Channel
8
Channel Solo
Places Selected Channel in Solo Mode (Click and Hold)
9
Channel Volume
Adjusts channel Volume within overall Mix
10
Channel Pan
Adjusts channel Pan within overall Mix
11
Audio Level Meters
Audio Level Display
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10
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Clicking on the ROUTING Tab of the MPA1-MIX-DANTE Webpage displays the following:
…
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Clicking on the NAMES Tab of the MPA1-MIX-DANTE Webpage displays the following:
…
…
…
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
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Element
Function
Notes
1
Mix Bank Identifier
Identifies one of the 16 Mix Banks (A-P)
2
Active Switch
Determines which MIX Banks are available for selection on the front panel of the MPA1-MIX­SDI.
3
Video Switch
Determines which SDI Video Source is displayed on the front panel, reclocked SDI Output and HDMI Output for each MIX Bank
4
Mix Bank Name
Friendly Name of MIX Bank*
5
Physical Input Identifier
Physical Input and Channel Number
6
Auto Naming Function
Not Supported
7
Friendly Name
Allows friendly names to be applied to MADI Channels (1-64) and Analogue Audio Channels
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Clicking on the CONFIGURATION Tab of the MPA1-MIX-DANTE Webpage displays the following:
Element
Function
Notes
1
Channel Knob Push
Enables/Disables ‘Push to Mute’ function of
Channel Rotary Encoders on front panel of MPA1-MIX-DANTE
2
Channel Knob Push and Rotate
Determines ‘Push and Rotate’ behaviour of
Channel Rotary Encoders on the front panel of the MPA1-MIX-DANTe. When set to Balance, the Audio Balance of the selected Audio Channel can be adjusted. When set to Mapping, the Physical Audio Channel assigned to the Mix Channel can be selected.
3
Channel Knob Push and Hold
Enables/Disables ‘Push and Hold to Solo’
function of Channel Rotary Encoders on front panel of MPA1-MIX-DANTE
4
Group Select Knob Push
Enables/Disables Push to MUTE function of Headphone, Internal Loudspeakers and Balanced Line Outputs using Group Select Knob
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5
Group Select Knob Rotate
Determines whether Group Select Knob is Enabled/Disabled. Selecting Group allows Mix Groups to be selected from the front panel of the MPA-MIX-MADI, whilst selecting Volume allows level adjustment on the Internal Loudspeakers and Balanced Line Level Outputs.
6
Gain Bar Display
Enables/Disables the Gain Bar Display from the front panel of the MPA1-MIX-MADI
7
Local Config
Enables/Disables configuration from the front panel of the MPA1-MIX-SDI
8
Line Output Level
Sets the Output Level of the Balanced Line Level Outputs on the MPA1-MIX-SDI
9
Line Output Mode
Determines behaviour of Balanced Line Level Outputs upon insertion of Headphones.
10
Screen Brightness
Sets the Brightness Level of the front panel display
11
MADI Source
Determines if MADI Sources are derived from Coaxial BNC or Optical SFP Input.
12
Loudspeaker Mode
Determines the behaviour of Internal Loudspeakers upon insertion of Headphones
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Clicking on the NETWORK SETUP Tab of the MPA1-MIX-DANTE Webpage displays the following:
Element
Function
Notes
1
DHCP
Enables/Disables DHCP Mode
2
IP Address
Displays current IP Address and allows new IP Address to be entered.
3
Subnet Mask
Displays current Subnet Mask and allows new Subnet Mask to be entered.
4
Gateway Address
Displays current Gateway Address and allows new Gateway Address to be entered.
5
Apply IP Address
Button to apply IP, Subnet and Gateway addresses to the MPA1-MIX-SDI
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Operation

The MPA1 Range has been designed to provide quick and easy selection of any desired audio source in an intuitive manner that requires little in the way of training.
One of the key benefits of the MPA1 is the ability to personalise or tailor its configuration and behaviour to suit a specific workflow, application or environment If the behaviour or configuration of your MPA1 is not as expected or required, please check the configuration and settings made in the webpage belonging to your MPA1.
All these settings can be made via the webpage of your MPA1 (see appropriate chapter earlier in this manual).
The following chapters present an operational overview of each MPA1 variant.
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MPA1-SOLO-SDI Operation

The front panel of the MPA1-SOLO-SDI is equipped with four rotary controllers as follows:
Encoder
Function
Notes
1
Headphone Volume
Rotate to adjust Headphone level as required. PUSH to MUTE/UNMUTE currently selected audio source.
2
Output Volume
Rotate to adjust the Audio Level of the Internal Loudspeakers and/or Balanced Analogue Audio Outputs.
PUSH to MUTE/UNMUTE Internal Loudspeakers and/or Balanced Analogue Audio Outputs.
NOTE: The exact behaviour of this control can be modified using the MPA1-SOLO-SDI Webpage, see Settings 2,4 and 5 on Page 19 of this manual for further information.
3
Select/Menu
Rotate to Scroll through SDI Embedded Audio Channels and/or AES and Analogue Audio Channels.
PUSH to switch between Stereo and Mono Audio Monitoring.
NOTE: Audio Sources available for selection are determined by the settings found in section 1 of the MPA1-SOLO-SDI Webpage. See Page 20 of this manual for further information.
The Select Menu Encoder is also used to access the Settings Menu of the MPA-SOLO-SDI. Further information can be found in the Initial Setup chapter found on Page 17 of this manual.
4
Video
PUSH to Switch between Audio Meter Display and Video Display.
1 2 3
4
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MPA1-SOLO-MADI Operation

The front panel of the MPA1-SOLO-MADI is equipped with four rotary controllers as follows:
Encoder
Function
Notes
1
Headphone Volume
Rotate to adjust Headphone level as required. PUSH to MUTE/UNMUTE currently selected audio source.
2
Output Volume
Rotate to adjust the Audio Level of the Internal Loudspeakers and/or Balanced Analogue Audio Outputs.
PUSH to MUTE/UNMUTE Internal Loudspeakers and/or Balanced Analogue Audio Outputs.
NOTE: The exact behaviour of this control can be modified using the MPA1-SOLO-MADI Webpage, see Settings 2,4 and 6 on Page 25 of this manual for further information.
3
Select/Menu
Rotate to Scroll through MADI Audio Channels and/or Analogue Audio Channels.
PUSH to switch between Stereo and Mono Audio Monitoring.
The Select Menu Encoder is also used to access the Settings Menu of the MPA-SOLO-MADI.
Further information can be found in the Initial Setup chapter found on Page 17 of this manual.
4
Balance/Pan
Provides Balance Control of Stereo Audio Sources and Pan Control of Mono Audio Sources. Setting affects Headphone, Internal Loudspeakers and Balanced Analogue Audio Outputs.
1 2 3
4
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MPA1-SOLO-DANTE Operation

The front panel of the MPA1-SOLO-DANTE is equipped with four rotary controllers as follows:
Encoder
Function
Notes
1
Headphone Volume
Rotate to adjust Headphone level as required. PUSH to MUTE/UNMUTE currently selected audio source.
2
Output Volume
Rotate to adjust the Audio Level of the Internal Loudspeakers and/or Balanced Analogue Audio Outputs.
PUSH to MUTE/UNMUTE Internal Loudspeakers and/or Balanced Analogue Audio Outputs.
NOTE: The exact behaviour of this control can be modified using the MPA1-SOLO-DANTE Webpage, see Settings 2,4 and 6 on Page 29 of this manual for further information.
3
Select/Menu
Rotate to Scroll through DANTE and/or MADI Audio Channels.
PUSH to switch between Stereo and Mono Audio Monitoring.
The Select Menu Encoder is also used to access the Settings Menu of the MPA-SOLO-DANTE.
Further information can be found in the Initial Setup chapter found on Page 17 of this manual.
4
Balance/Pan
Provides Balance Control of Stereo Audio Sources and Pan Control of Mono Audio Sources. Setting affects Headphone, Internal Loudspeakers and Balanced Analogue Audio Outputs.
1 2 3
4
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MPA1-MIX-SDI Operation

The front panel of the MPA1-MIX-SDI is equipped with ten rotary controllers as follows:
Encoder
Function
Notes
1-8
Audio Level
Rotate to adjust relative contribution of Sources 1-8 to Stereo Monitoring Mix.
NOTE: Sources available are determined by the currently selected Mix Bank (A-P) and the contributing audio channels for each Mix Bank as set in the Routing Tab of the MPA-MIX-SDI. See Page 32 of this manual for further information.
PUSH to MUTE/UNMUTE contribution of Sources 1-8 to Stereo Mix.
NOTE: PUSH to MUTE/UNMUTE functionality can be disabled by Setting 1 of the MPA-MIX-SDI Webpage, see Page 35 of the manual for further information.
PUSH and ROTATE to adjust Balance of selected source or to map alternate audio source to encoder.
NOTE: PUSH and ROTATE functionality is determined by Setting 2 on the MPA-MIX-SDI Webpage, see Page 35 of the manual for further information
PUSH and HOLD to enable SOLO Monitoring of selected source.
NOTE: PUSH and HOLD to enable SOLO Monitoring can be disabled using Setting 3 of the MPA-MIX-SDI Webpage, see Page 35 of the manual for further information.
9
Headphone Volume
Rotate to adjust Headphone level as required. PUSH to MUTE/UNMUTE entire Stereo Monitoring Mix from the Headphone Output.
10
Select/Menu
Rotate to Scroll through Mix Banks A-P or to adjust Level of Stereo Monitoring Mix.
NOTE: The behaviour of the Select/Menu encoder is determined by
PUSH to MUTE/UNMUTE Internal Loudspeakers and Balanced Analogue Audio Outputs.
9 2 1 3 4 5 6 8 7
10
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The Select Menu Encoder is also used to access the Settings Menu of the MPA-MIX-SDI. Further information can be found in the Initial Setup chapter found on Page 17 of this manual.
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MPA1-MIX-MADI Operation

The front panel of the MPA1-MIX-MADI is equipped with ten rotary controllers as follows:
Encoder
Function
Notes
1-8
Audio Level
Rotate to adjust relative contribution of Sources 1-8 to Stereo Monitoring Mix.
NOTE: Sources available are determined by the currently selected Mix Bank (A-P) and the contributing audio channels for each Mix Bank as set in the Routing Tab of the MPA-MIX-MADI. See Page 32 of this manual for further information.
PUSH to MUTE/UNMUTE contribution of Sources 1-8 to Stereo Mix.
NOTE: PUSH to MUTE/UNMUTE functionality can be disabled by Setting 1 of the MPA-MIX-MADI Webpage, see Page 35 of the manual for further information.
PUSH and ROTATE to adjust Balance of selected source or to map alternate audio source to encoder.
NOTE: PUSH and ROTATE functionality is determined by Setting 2 on the MPA-MIX-MADI Webpage, see Page 35 of the manual for further information
PUSH and HOLD to enable SOLO Monitoring of selected source.
NOTE: PUSH and HOLD to enable SOLO Monitoring can be disabled using Setting 3 of the MPA-MIX-MADI Webpage, see Page 35 of the manual for further information.
9
Headphone Volume
Rotate to adjust Headphone level as required. PUSH to MUTE/UNMUTE entire Stereo Monitoring Mix from the Headphone Output.
10
Select/Menu
Rotate to Scroll through Mix Banks A-P or to adjust Level of Stereo Monitoring Mix.
NOTE: The behaviour of the Select/Menu encoder is determined by
PUSH to MUTE/UNMUTE Internal Loudspeakers and Balanced Analogue Audio Outputs.
9 2 1 3 4 5 6 8 7
10
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The Select Menu Encoder is also used to access the Settings Menu of the MPA-MIX-MADI. Further information can be found in the Initial Setup chapter found on Page 17 of this manual.
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MPA1-MIX-DANTE Operation

The front panel of the MPA1-MIX-DANTE is equipped with ten rotary controllers as follows:
Encoder
Function
Notes
1-8
Audio Level
Rotate to adjust relative contribution of Sources 1-8 to Stereo Monitoring Mix.
NOTE: Sources available are determined by the currently selected Mix Bank (A-P) and the contributing audio channels for each Mix Bank as set in the Routing Tab of the MPA-MIX-SDI. See Page 32 of this manual for further information.
PUSH to MUTE/UNMUTE contribution of Sources 1-8 to Stereo Mix.
NOTE: PUSH to MUTE/UNMUTE functionality can be disabled by Setting 1 of the MPA-MIX-SDI Webpage, see Page 35 of the manual for further information.
PUSH and ROTATE to adjust Balance of selected source or to map alternate audio source to encoder.
NOTE: PUSH and ROTATE functionality is determined by Setting 2 on the MPA-MIX-SDI Webpage, see Page 35 of the manual for further information
PUSH and HOLD to enable SOLO Monitoring of selected source.
NOTE: PUSH and HOLD to enable SOLO Monitoring can be disabled using Setting 3 of the MPA-MIX-SDI Webpage, see Page 35 of the manual for further information.
9
Headphone Volume
Rotate to adjust Headphone level as required. PUSH to MUTE/UNMUTE entire Stereo Monitoring Mix from the Headphone Output.
10
Select/Menu
Rotate to Scroll through Mix Banks A-P or to adjust Level of Stereo Monitoring Mix.
NOTE: The behaviour of the Select/Menu encoder is determined by
PUSH to MUTE/UNMUTE Internal Loudspeakers and Balanced Analogue Audio Outputs.
9 2 1 3 4 5 6 8 7
10
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The Select Menu Encoder is also used to access the Settings Menu of the MPA-MIX-SDI. Further information can be found in the Initial Setup chapter found on Page 17 of this manual.
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MPA1-SOLO-SDI Front Panel Display

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Display
Function
Notes
1
Channel Label
Label displaying Channel friendly name.
NOTE: Friendly names can be entered in the Channel Names section displayed within the Names Tab of the MPA1-MIX-MADI Webpage. See Page 40 of this manual for further information.
2
Audio Level Meters
Displays Audio Level of associated Source Channel
3
Gain Bar Display
Level of Channel contribution to Stereo Monitoring Mix.
NOTE: Inclusion of the Gain Bar Display is determined by setting 6 in the Configuration Tab of the MPA-MIX-MADI Webpage. See Page 42 of this manual for further information.
4
Balance/Pan Display
The relative contribution to the Left and Right channels of the Stereo Monitoring Mix is identified by the position of the Balance/Pan
5
Headphone and Speakers Level Displays
Display of current Headphone and Loudspeaker Output Level settings (0 Min – 100 Max).
6
Mix Bank Name
Label displaying friendly name of currently selected Mix Bank. NOTE: Friendly names can be entered in the Group Names section
displayed within the Names Tab of the MPA1-MIX-MADI Webpage. See Page 40 of this manual for further information
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MPA1-MIX-SDI Front Panel Display

Display
Function
Notes
1
Channel Label
Label displaying Channel friendly name.
NOTE: Friendly names can be entered in the Channel Names section displayed within the Names Tab of the MPA1-MIX-MADI Webpage. See Page 40 of this manual for further information.
2
Audio Level Meters
Displays Audio Level of associated Source Channel
3
Gain Bar Display
Level of Channel contribution to Stereo Monitoring Mix.
NOTE: Inclusion of the Gain Bar Display is determined by setting 6 in the Configuration Tab of the MPA-MIX-MADI Webpage. See Page 42 of this manual for further information.
4
Balance/Pan Display
The relative contribution to the Left and Right channels of the Stereo Monitoring Mix is identified by the position of the Balance/Pan
5
Headphone and Speakers Level Displays
Display of current Headphone and Loudspeaker Output Level settings (0 Min – 100 Max).
6
Mix Bank Name
Label displaying friendly name of currently selected Mix Bank. NOTE: Friendly names can be entered in the Group Names section
displayed within the Names Tab of the MPA1-MIX-MADI Webpage. See Page 40 of this manual for further information
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MPA1-SOLO-MADI Front Panel Display

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Display
Function
Notes
1
Channel Label
Label displaying Channel friendly name.
NOTE: Friendly names can be entered in the Channel Names section displayed within the Names Tab of the MPA1-MIX-MADI Webpage. See Page 40 of this manual for further information.
2
Audio Level Meters
Displays Audio Level of associated Source Channel
3
Gain Bar Display
Level of Channel contribution to Stereo Monitoring Mix.
NOTE: Inclusion of the Gain Bar Display is determined by setting 6 in the Configuration Tab of the MPA-MIX-MADI Webpage. See Page 42 of this manual for further information.
4
Balance/Pan Display
The relative contribution to the Left and Right channels of the Stereo Monitoring Mix is identified by the position of the Balance/Pan
5
Headphone and Speakers Level Displays
Display of current Headphone and Loudspeaker Output Level settings (0 Min – 100 Max).
6
Mix Bank Name
Label displaying friendly name of currently selected Mix Bank. NOTE: Friendly names can be entered in the Group Names section
displayed within the Names Tab of the MPA1-MIX-MADI Webpage. See Page 40 of this manual for further information
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MPA1-MIX-MADI Front Panel Display

Display
Function
Notes
1
Channel Label
Label displaying Channel friendly name.
NOTE: Friendly names can be entered in the Channel Names section displayed within the Names Tab of the MPA1-MIX-MADI Webpage. See Page 40 of this manual for further information.
2
Audio Level Meters
Displays Audio Level of associated Source Channel
3
Gain Bar Display
Level of Channel contribution to Stereo Monitoring Mix.
NOTE: Inclusion of the Gain Bar Display is determined by setting 6 in the Configuration Tab of the MPA-MIX-MADI Webpage. See Page 42 of this manual for further information.
4
Balance/Pan Display
The relative contribution to the Left and Right channels of the Stereo Monitoring Mix is identified by the position of the Balance/Pan
5
Headphone and Speakers Level Displays
Display of current Headphone and Loudspeaker Output Level settings (0 Min – 100 Max).
6
Mix Bank Name
Label displaying friendly name of currently selected Mix Bank. NOTE: Friendly names can be entered in the Group Names section
displayed within the Names Tab of the MPA1-MIX-MADI Webpage. See Page 40 of this manual for further information
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MPA1-SOLO-DANTE Front Panel Display

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Display
Function
Notes
1
Channel Label
Label displaying Channel friendly name.
NOTE: Friendly names can be entered in the Channel Names section displayed within the Names Tab of the MPA1-MIX-MADI Webpage. See Page 40 of this manual for further information.
2
Audio Level Meters
Displays Audio Level of associated Source Channel
3
Gain Bar Display
Level of Channel contribution to Stereo Monitoring Mix.
NOTE: Inclusion of the Gain Bar Display is determined by setting 6 in the Configuration Tab of the MPA-MIX-MADI Webpage. See Page 42 of this manual for further information.
4
Balance/Pan Display
The relative contribution to the Left and Right channels of the Stereo Monitoring Mix is identified by the position of the Balance/Pan
5
Headphone and Speakers Level Displays
Display of current Headphone and Loudspeaker Output Level settings (0 Min – 100 Max).
6
Mix Bank Name
Label displaying friendly name of currently selected Mix Bank. NOTE: Friendly names can be entered in the Group Names section
displayed within the Names Tab of the MPA1-MIX-MADI Webpage. See Page 40 of this manual for further information
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MPA1-MIX-DANTE Front Panel Display

Display
Function
Notes
1
Channel Label
Label displaying Channel friendly name.
NOTE: Friendly names for MADI and DANTE sources can be entered in the Channel Names section displayed within the Names Tab of the MPA1-MIX-DANTE Webpage. Friendly names for DANTE sources can also be derived from the DANTE Network when set to AUTO. See the Channels Name section of the MPA1-MIX-DANTE Webpage. See Page 47 of this manual for further information.
2
Audio Level Meters
Displays Audio Level of associated Source Channel
3
Gain Bar Display
Level of Channel contribution to Stereo Monitoring Mix.
NOTE: Inclusion of the Gain Bar Display is determined by setting 6 in the Configuration Tab of the MPA-MIX-MADI Webpage. See Page 45 of this manual for further information.
4
Balance/Pan Display
The relative contribution to the Left and Right channels of the Stereo Monitoring Mix is identified by the position of the Balance/Pan
5
Headphone and Speakers Level Display
Display of current Headphone and Loudspeaker Output Level settings (0 Min – 100 Max).
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6
Mix Bank Name
Label displaying friendly name of currently selected Mix Bank. NOTE: Friendly names can be entered in the Group Names
section displayed within the Names Tab of the MPA1-MIX­MADI Webpage. See Page 47 of this manual for further information
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