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Hello . This is my first post here. I`m not an axia expert. I just started to discover it. My question is why the on air switch from the console is switching off automatically after a period of missing audio on that channel. Is that a feature or a bug ? Thank you very much Cristian The ON Air switc...

Backfeed disabled is the correct response because it is stating/showing that the Element is not creating a backfeed for that source that has been loaded which is forced into "Listen Only mode". Once the Element has ownership of the source, the Backfeed will reflect what the Element is generating to ...

Hi all, is it possible, without Pathfinder, to control (i.e. switch on and off) the LEDs in an Element film-cap switch panel from a GPIO node elsewhere on the network? In Element User Module link, the filmcaps can be defined as a User module (used with Pathfinder) or GPIO module (tied to LW channel...

AlexKalugin wrote:Hello friends !

My syslog server receive messages from Element consoles every 5-7 minutes.


"Unwanted incoming packet flow started for stream ID=<efc02b07>(1 p/s)"


What's the problem?

This is saying that channel 11015 is being received by the PowerStation.

Make sure your computer supports Java. The meters require Java. Also not that some browser may have strict security settings preventing the Java to work.

The IP driver was originally designed around the same ideas of an Axia node of 8x8. It then became obvious that it could go to 16x16 because PC would never make the low efficiency Live stereo streams. Some time later a project needed 24 streams of output, and this is why we have 24x24. Almost no one...

What version of Router selector node software are you using?

You may consider trying 2.5.8a. Contact support and request the version.

IP driver originally only support 8 channels. Over years this has increased. IP driver was originally designed for Radio Automation systems which typically only used 3-5 outputs. Moving to 24 channels was for a specific project.

There are no plans currently to provide 32 channels.

The mix is specific to the fader and is a copy of any of the buses.
The audio of the mix can be heard at any "destination" (output) that is assigned this mix-minus (called a backfeed in Axia parlance)

The subject was covered I believe in a previous post.
http://forums.axiaaudio.com/viewtopic.php?t=27

ENGINE 2.5-SERIES
ftp://beta.zephyr.com/~tlscorp/pub/Axia ... _Type2.zip

OR

ENGINE 2.6-SERIES
ftp://beta.zephyr.com/~tlscorp/pub/Axia ... _Type2.zip

You could do either. (or both) Build a panel that upon a button press causes an action to take place. For example a button panel with a button for each of your vmix inputs. Pressing a button would cause a route change. You could incorporate stack events in this so that the button would be yellow to ...

The likely reason for this is because the "Hybrid answer mode:" option in the source profile is set to
"Normal, auto answer disabled"

Where you want one of the other two options:
"Channel ON answers hybrid"
"Channel ON or Preview ON answer hybrid"

If you are using Element consoles in the control rooms, yes, this would work. If using a QOR based surface, those surfaces do not generate a backfeed for mic sources.

You can assign as external source the cr headphone source and assign to intercom key - listen. Even define a gpio to trigger the listening of said source.
Yes, this would use up a LW channel through the QOR gateway.

Thank you for the suggestion. It will be added to a list of items for consideration.