Rane ECM 64e User Manual

Page 14

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Manual-14

Advanced Application

Connecting the ECM 64e to a larger ECS

In this application the system required:

• Full duplex audio for a Video Codec and a telephone

connection

• Automatic mic mixing with acoustic echo cancelling of 15

table top, 2 podium and 2 wireless microphones

• Speech reinforcement of 2 podium and 2 wireless mics
• Playback of stereo audio sources from an audio router, a

VCR and a DVD player

• Recording of the audio sources
• Assisted listening of the audio sources

Rane Equipment:

1 - ECM 64e Conference System with

1 - DH 1e Digital Hybrid (included in ECM 64eAD)

1 - ECB 62 Base Unit with

1 - ECS 62 Stereo Expansion card

2 - ECM 82A Automatic Mic Mixer with

2 - ECA 1 Acoustic Echo Cancellers (included)

2 – RPD 228d Programmable Equalizers

Refer to the diagram on the following page.

While designing a large audio system for a client that

requires 19 mic inputs, the client informs you he only has
enough audio budget for 2 ECM 82As. Before telling your
client there is no way, here is a solution. Since the ECM 64e
has 4 Mic Inputs, use these for the speech reinforcement mics.
In RaneWare, route the

Mic Mix to Out 1, and connect OUT 1

to Input 8 of an ECM 82A. Set the ECM 64e’s Output

Trim of

Out 1 to –10 dB in RaneWare. Turn the ECM 82A Input 8’s
Phantom Power off and set the Input Gain to +6 dB.

For speech reinforcement of the podium and wireless mics,

route the

Mic Mix to Out 3 of the ECM 64e in RaneWare.

To perform a telephone conference:

• Route the

HYBRID audio to Out 2 of the ECM 64e

• Connect OUT 2 to PORT 6 IN on the ECB 62
• Route

PORT 6 IN to PORT 1 OUT (Program) and PORT

2 OUT (Codec)

• Route

PORT 1 and PORT 2 IN to PORT 6 OUT

• Connect ECB 62’s PORT 6 OUT to the ECM 64e’s LINE

IN

• Route

LINE IN to the HYBRID

For this application load

AP2.C64 using

Device > Restore Memories From File and
Device > Restore Names From File.

Memory 1 – Only sends the ECM 64e’s four mics to the

ceiling speakers.

See Memory & Security on page Manual-9 for more

information.

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