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Audio Channel Setup
To Set Up an Audio Source
For some audio mixers, each audio source needs to be assigned to an audio channel that is controlled by the switcher. This allows you to select specific audio sources to be controlled when there are more audio sources than input channels on the Audio Mixer.

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Network connection, video reference, video input and output setup, switcher personality settings, device control and GPIs, aux panels, color correction, and MultiPanel.
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    - To Set Up an Audio Source
      For some audio mixers, each audio source needs to be assigned to an audio channel that is controlled by the switcher. This allows you to select specific audio sources to be controlled when there are more audio sources than input channels on the Audio Mixer.
    - To Assign an Audio Channel to a Video Source
    - To Set Audio Channel Level
      Each audio channel can be set with a custom audio level that is used when the channel is taken on-air. This level can be adjusted manually using the sliders on the Audio Mixer, or by selecting the level on the menu.
    - To Set Up an Audio Group
      Up to three audio channels, or groups, can be grouped together. This allows you to assign multiple audio channels to a single Input BNC. Assigning audio channels will not change the default audio levels that have been set for each of the channels. When the group is taken on-air, each audio channel is taken up to the level set for that particular channel.
    - To Name an Audio Channel
      Each audio channel can have a unique name. This name appears on the mnemonic above the audio fader on the Audio Control module. The color of the mnemonic indicates the status of the audio channel. Orange for an on-air channel, and yellow for an off-air channel. Refer to Topics/Setup/Panel/Audio.html for more information on audio fader mnemonics.
    - To Set an Audio Fade Rate
      Each audio channel can be set to use either the video transition rate, or a unique fade-in and fade-out rate when the audio channel is transitioned on, or off, air.
    - To Set Auto Mute
      You can have the switcher mute an audio channel when the audio level is set to 0. When the audio level is raised again the channel is un-muted. This setting is applied to all audio channels.
- Auxiliary Control Panels
- Panel Modules
- Acuity Rack Panel
- Color Correction
- High Dynamic Range (HDR) and Wide Color Gamut (WCG) Conversion
- SmartConversion

To Set Up an Audio Source

For some audio mixers, each audio source needs to be assigned to an audio channel that is controlled by the switcher. This allows you to select specific audio sources to be controlled when there are more audio sources than input channels on the Audio Mixer.

Press HOME > Setup > Installation > More > Audio > Assign Source.
Use the Audio Channel knob to select the audio channel on the switcher that you want to assign an audio source from the mixer to.

The number of channels listed is the number of channels selected for the Max Channels extra option for your audio mixer.
Use the Audio Source knob to select the audio source from the audio mixer you want to assign to the selected audio channel.
Press Name Channel and use the Audio Src knob to select the audio source that you want so name.
Enter the new name in the New Name field.
Press Accept New Name.
Press HOME > Confirm.