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General| Brand | Tieline |
|---|---|
| Model | i-Mix G3 TLM 600 |
| Category | Music Mixer |
| Language | English |
Describes the formatting for buttons, switches, and rotary controls.
Explains conventions for describing menu item navigation and settings.
Details how references to ToolBox software are presented, including font and color conventions.
Detailed list of features specific to the Tieline i-Mix G3 codec.
Discusses compatibility between different Tieline G3 codecs and previous versions.
Guides users through setting up audio configurations, including input gains and phantom power.
Explains how to select a profile to suit broadcast requirements from default or custom options.
A step-by-step guide for connecting Tieline codecs, covering power, lines, and profile selection.
Provides an example for configuring remote control, showing how one channel controls another.
Explains how i-Mix G3 and COMMANDER G3 codecs establish links and negotiate data rates.
Lists essential precautions to ensure only the codec uses the POTS line, avoiding interference sources.
Explains the two available ISDN modules and their requirements based on NT-1 device connection.
Provides necessary tools and information for making successful ISDN calls on Tieline codecs.
Details the requirements for using GSM mode, including plug-in modules and cell-phones.
Guides on configuring GSM connections via the codec's GSM module using the menu wizard.
Describes BGAN as a global high-speed mobile satellite data network for remote broadcasting.
Explains that X.21 modules use a D-15 connector to connect to leased line networks.
Guides users on installing the X.21 module and connecting via X.21.
Explains how to use the Menu Selector for navigating codec menus and settings.
Guides on adjusting audio levels of codec inputs locally via front panel knobs or menu selections.
Guides on ensuring the correct profile is loaded and how to change it via the Profile menu.
Provides steps for making manual ISDN connections after loading the ISDN profile.
Guides on making manual GSM connections after loading the GSM profile.
Explains how Connection Manager automates making connections with Tieline codecs.
Provides a detailed breakdown of submenu categories, options, and descriptions.
Details how session data operates over connection bandwidth and is sent bidirectionally.
Guides on enabling/disabling session data via codec menus or ToolBox software.
Describes how each codec profile includes a Remote Control Channel for external devices like relay boxes.
Provides information on downloading free updates of ToolBox software from the Tieline website.
Explains how to connect a codec to a PC via serial, USB, or LAN cable.
Details the steps to configure ToolBox and the codec for successful communication.
Explains the procedure for updating codec firmware and matching ToolBox software versions.
Explains how configuration files, profiles, and matrices work together to configure codecs.
Details the functions for managing configuration files via the ToolBox software's drop-down menu.
Explains the process of creating, saving, and loading audio routing matrices using the Matrix Editor.
Outlines the three-stage process for setting up matrices: cross-point connections, mapping, and viewing.
Explains the purpose and usage of the approximately 30 preset default matrices in the Matrix Editor.
Explains the profile system for configuring codecs, including up to 98 user profiles.
Describes how to set profile settings on the codec back to factory defaults.
Introduces several pre-programmed manual default profiles that suit typical requirements.
Guides users on selecting a manual default profile from the User profiles drop-down menu.
Allows adjustment of tab settings for manual default profiles, becoming standard for all such profiles.
Details the program matrix settings for mono program signals, used also for ManDflt Mono/IFB.
Explains the matrix settings for stereo program signals, with connection notes for POTS lines.
Guides on creating new profiles using ToolBox software by naming and saving them.
Explains profile settings that determine which settings are applied to the codec within a custom profile.
Explains how to copy and paste settings between profiles using ToolBox software.
Explains the simple process of renaming a profile.
Describes the Connection Manager that automates making connections between Tieline codecs.
Introduces bonded POTS or ISDN connections, enabling seamless stereo broadcast capabilities.
Details ISDN bonding capabilities in COMMANDER G3 codecs for 256 kbps connections.
Discusses how coding works and the algorithms available within Tieline codecs for audio.
Lists available Tieline algorithms and provides a reference guide for selecting the best algorithm.
Explains the use of Ports and Codec channels depending on setup and profile.
Explains how the codec automatically redials until a link is re-established if a connection is lost.
Details the optional failover solution for creating backup program feeds and managing connections.
Provides a typical setup procedure for the Connection Setup menu, covering various connection parameters.
Highlights differences between original POTS and new POTS G3 modules and their connection bit rates.
Allows selection between two POTS connections and configuration of their settings.
Explains modem stabilization and renegotiation based on line quality, with notes on Quick Negotiation.
Sets the maximum bit rate the codec attempts to connect at, which can be reduced for reliability.
Notes requirements for leased 2-wire lines and the need for manual answer in leased line mode.
Allows enabling or disabling automatic answering of incoming calls and setting the number of rings.
Allows selection of the ISDN module being configured and amending settings.
Selects the Network type corresponding to the region where the codec is used.
Details entering Service Profile ID numbers from the phone company for North American users.
Enables automatic answering of incoming ISDN calls or requires manual answering.
Allows selection of the X.21 module in a codec for configuration.
Configures connection using X.21 in C Signaling or Permanent Link modes.
Explains handling of input levels from -72 dB to +21 dBu and available gain settings.
Describes the IGC system for controlling levels, enabling announcers to focus on program content.
Details the operation of the i-Mix G3 telephone coupler system for communications.
Guides on adjusting input levels of local and remote codecs using ToolBox software.
Details configuring codecs to control input levels and channel on/off functions remotely.
Guides on enabling the remote codec to receive messages and be controlled by the local codec or ToolBox.
Explains how the master codec configures remote input settings via the Control menu.
Allows setting PPM displays to show input levels or output levels, with remote audio channels selectable.
Explains the PA Controls feature on i-Mix G3 codecs and its implications on codec functionality.
States that automatic gain control (AGC) is enabled by default on codec outputs and is independent of IGC.
Guides on creating new User Functions by defining Activation and Task Rules.
Explains the cause-and-effect relationship of User Functions, defining what initiates them.
Specifies the effect of an Activation Rule, defining how a User Function is executed.
Lists preset User Functions programmed into Tieline codecs and explains their functions.
Outlines the three steps for matrix management: setting cross-points, mapping, and viewing.
Explains routing matrices within Configuration Files and matrix mapping for assigning matrices to routing functions.
Guides on assigning particular matrices to routing functions using the Matrix Map menu.
Explains the purpose and usage of the approximately 30 preset default matrices in the Matrix Editor.
Allows users to view overall routing for assigned matrices and check mute, cue, intercom, and talkback routing.
Sets country-specific telephone settings, like ring cadence, from a list of countries.
Explains how the codec automatically redials a lost connection until it is re-established.
Enables password security to lock the codec front panel, preventing unauthorized changes.
Sets the profile that will be loaded into the codec when it is initially powered up.
Allows setting the mode for the RS232 serial port, including ToolBox, GSM, and Data modes.
Explains how speed dialing works by dialing phonebook entries or changing profiles simultaneously.
Explains how the phonebook is stored in EE memory and can be backed up onto a PC.
Offers troubleshooting tips for POTS connections, including checking line type and using ADSL/DSL filters.
Provides a checklist for troubleshooting ISDN setup issues, verifying information from the phone company.
Offers troubleshooting tips for GSM connections, including antenna connection and checking data numbers.
Describes the Tieline battery module as an ideal wireless powering solution for remote locations.
Discusses pin-joining scenarios for unbalanced installations of RCA and XLR connectors.
Provides pin configurations for D9 data and interface connectors.
Details the physical interface and common pin configuration for Tieline X.21 plug-in modules.
Details compliance with FCC Part 15 rules for digital devices and potential radio frequency interference.
Provides FCC registration number, Ringer Equivalence Number, and USOC Jacks information.
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