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9.1.2.2 Per Channel Routing
In addition to global routing, an LT-MADI equipped Aurora is capable of routing MADI streams
to Aurora Analog and Digital outputs on a per-channel basis. MADI streams can also be
duplicated across multiple Aurora outputs. For instance, MADI input 1 and 2 can be routed to
Analog outputs 7 and 8, while MADI inputs 3 and 4 can be routed to Analog outputs 5 and 6
AND Digital out 1 and 2 at the same time.
Per-channel routing can only be initiated from the Aurora Remote Control software. The Aurora
Remote Control (ARC) application allows control of Aurora parameters from a convenient
software interface. It also provides accurate real-time metering for the Analog and Digital inputs
and outputs.
The ARC software can operate on an OSX or Windows PC computer via a Lynx AES16 audio
interface or MIDI. The software is available on the Lynx Installation CD, or can be downloaded
from
www.lynxstudio.com > Support > Downloads.
9.1.2.2.1 Aurora Remote Control Software
The Aurora Remote Control (ARC) application allows control of Aurora parameters from a
convenient software interface. It also provides accurate real-time metering for the Analog and
Digital inputs and outputs.
After installation, the ARC can be run from the “Lynx Studio Technology” program group on a
Windows machine, or from “Applications” on an OSX installation.
The Aurora Remote Control Application allows the user to control output levels, route inputs to
outputs, change parameters, and view accurate meters for inputs and outputs on a connected
Aurora. Most parameter changes will be reflected both on the Aurora front panel and within the
software application.
Global routing can be set identically from the Aurora front panel or from the ARC application.
The selections available for TO ANALOG OUT and TO DIGITAL OUT are “ANALOG IN”,
“AES IN” and “LSLOT IN”. Additionally these buttons can be set to “Remote” mode by
pressing the appropriate button until the LEDs for all three choices are illuminated or by
selecting “Remote” as the source from within the ARC Digital I/O and Settings page.
In “Remote” routing mode, the Volume faders in the ARC become active, and audio signals can
be routed on a per-channel basis. Routing and volume controls for the Analog Outputs are
initiated from the “Analog I/O” page, and for the AES/EBU Digital Outputs from the “Digital