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General| Brand | Studer |
|---|---|
| Model | OnAir 3000 |
| Category | Music Mixer |
| Language | English |
Provides an overview of the console's key features, including digital mixing and user interface.
Lists and defines technical terms, acronyms, and abbreviations used throughout the manual.
Lists available system options and their corresponding DSP card and configuration requirements.
Covers initial procedures including unpacking, inspection, and installation guidelines.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the console's performance and components.
Describes different modes of operation: Standalone, PC, and Remote Console.
Explains how the console can be integrated into various studio setups and configurations.
Details power supply units, redundancy options, and UPS recommendations for system stability.
Describes the various modules that may constitute the desk surface and their interconnections.
Covers the central TFT touch screen, rotary encoders, and constantly displayed information.
Provides rules for mouse and keyboard operations within the Remote Console application.
Details the interface elements of the main screen, including meters, indicators, and function buttons.
Explains the console's integrated audio input and output router functionality.
Covers managing user access rights, privileges, policies, and departments for console security.
Explains applications for remote access and control: System Viewer, Remote Console, and Config Tool.
Procedures for saving current desk settings to be part of the initial snapshot.
Instructions for backing up and restoring the complete console configuration to external media.
Process for automatically configuring I/O hardware, logical inputs/outputs, and GPIO functions.
Overview of the configuration tool's interface, navigation, and saving/exiting procedures.
Detailed explanations of various configuration parameters and their settings.
Provides an overview of A/B Desk mode, including Single Desk, Split Desk, and A/B Desk modes.
Explains how aliases allow snapshots to be recalled on different consoles or desks.
Outlines necessary information and Excel forms for A/B Desk configuration.
Provides a checklist for A/B Desk Mode configuration settings.
Purpose of the chapter is to guide the design of appropriate IT networks for OnAir 3000 systems.
Discusses fundamentals of OnAir 3000 system communication for network topology selection.
Presents common network topologies for OnAir 3000 systems based on requirements.
Summarizes essential requirements for servers, routers, and switches for network setup.
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