Wegener Communications 6420 Manuale Utente
iPump 6420 User’s Manual
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800070-01 Rev B
Chapter 3, Page 83
3.4.4.
Insertion Profiles
Overview
Insertion “profiles” are optional modifiers that are applied to an entire temporary insert,
Insertion “profiles” are optional modifiers that are applied to an entire temporary insert,
whether a discrete file or a playlist. This is invoked only by in-channel Compel commands. A
field in the insertion command may specify a profile. Zero (‘0’) is the normal default in Compel
commands and means “use no profile”. But a value between 1 and 255 requires a user-specified
profile be used, if found. Remember that the effects of the profiles last only as long as the
applicable insert, and have no meaning after the end of the file/playlist insert (or any meaning
after said insert is aborted). The profiles themselves are defined in special files that reside in the
i6420’s /u/user/.sysconfig/profiles directory. The files are named n.def where ‘n’ is the profile
number code, between 1 and 255 inclusive. Any kind of profile design may be assigned any
number, though it is advised that all i6420s in a network use the same profile number code for
the same profile design.
field in the insertion command may specify a profile. Zero (‘0’) is the normal default in Compel
commands and means “use no profile”. But a value between 1 and 255 requires a user-specified
profile be used, if found. Remember that the effects of the profiles last only as long as the
applicable insert, and have no meaning after the end of the file/playlist insert (or any meaning
after said insert is aborted). The profiles themselves are defined in special files that reside in the
i6420’s /u/user/.sysconfig/profiles directory. The files are named n.def where ‘n’ is the profile
number code, between 1 and 255 inclusive. Any kind of profile design may be assigned any
number, though it is advised that all i6420s in a network use the same profile number code for
the same profile design.
The profile files themselves are simple text files of the form:
return { key_1 = value_1 , key_2 = value_2, … } where key_1 is one of the possible keywords,
and value_1 is a value selection for that keyword, and so on. Note that a profile file may contain
any or all of the legal keywords. But if a keyword appears twice in a profile file, or there are
other spelling or format errors, the profile will not be used when the Compel insertion command
is received. It is best that implementers “try out” their profiles first, in a controlled environment,
to be sure that the desired behavior results.
and value_1 is a value selection for that keyword, and so on. Note that a profile file may contain
any or all of the legal keywords. But if a keyword appears twice in a profile file, or there are
other spelling or format errors, the profile will not be used when the Compel insertion command
is received. It is best that implementers “try out” their profiles first, in a controlled environment,
to be sure that the desired behavior results.
Current Profile Keywords
preSilence: This forces the start of the file/playlist insert to be delayed by the value given,
preSilence: This forces the start of the file/playlist insert to be delayed by the value given,
with audio silence inserted between the end of live and the delayed position of the insert. Values
are in mS, 0 to 5000.
are in mS, 0 to 5000.
postSilence: This forces the resumption of the live audio, after the file/playlist insert ends,
to be delayed by the value given, with audio silence inserted. Values are in mS, 0 to 5000.
ducking: This allows the live permanent audio to continue to mix with the file/playlist
insert at the audio output, during the entire time of the insert. The value specifies the amount of
attenuation, from normal level, experienced by the live audio while mixing “into” the insert.
This value is in dB, and may be specified down to tenths of a dB (e.g. ‘6.2’ for 6.2 dB).
attenuation, from normal level, experienced by the live audio while mixing “into” the insert.
This value is in dB, and may be specified down to tenths of a dB (e.g. ‘6.2’ for 6.2 dB).
atten: This attenuates the file/playlist audio during the insert. The value specifies the
amount of attenuation. This value is in dB, and may be specified down to tenths of a dB.
User Controls
The relevant user controls are:
The relevant user controls are:
1. Create a profile file
2. Delete a profile file
2. Delete a profile file