his Tech Tip describes the steps necessary to locate and use the Dante audio, program the touch-sensitive mute buttons, and control the LED’s on the Shure MXA310 from Composer.
SymNet Composer hardware utilizes Dante as the digital audio bus for routing audio between SymNet hardware and 3rd party Dante enabled hardware.
The title of the tech tip says it all. Simply put, having all the DSP in the world is no substitute for proper gain structuring in an audio installation.
This Tech Tip features the new Ducker Module in SymNet Composer. It also covers the differences between how it was used in SymNet Designer vs Composer.
The purpose of this document is to explain why certain units cannot be downgraded to Composer firmware versions prior to 6.0.
A SymNet system’s I/O can be comprised of a combination of hardware, from DSPs such as Edge, Radius12x8, or Radius AEC, to the I/O expanders such as the xIn12, xOut12, and xControl.
The SymNet 2 Channel Analog Telephone Interface card (ATI card) provides a simple and intuitive solution for audio conferencing applications. Acting as a built-in telephone hybrid, the ATI card provides the means for a SymNet Edge or Radius AEC
This tech-tip describes how to control a Symetrix Radius AEC and telephony interface using a Crestron Pro2-style controller. A complete Symetrix Radius configuration file, the Crestron Simpl application file and custom module for dialing the telephony interface, and the Crestron
Composer software manages all aspects of Edge, Radius, Prism, and Solus NX hardware including audio, control, and security with an intuitive drag and drop CAD-style interface. Composer’s fast, fluid navigation accelerates Site File design with over 600 proven DSP modules.
The purpose of this document is to provide updated information on the Push, Pull, and Dante Device Sync features for Composer 6.0 and later.
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