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 **__Question:__** How do I setup Aircast to work with my Airlite \\
-**__Answer:__** [[aircastairlite:start|please follow the steps at this link]]\\
+**__Answer:__** Link: [[aircastairlite:start|please follow the steps at this link]]\\
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+===== Easy setup manual Aircast with an Airlite 1/3 =====
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+In this Easy setup manual you’ll learn how to set up Aircast with you’re mixer by following the configuration pictures.\\
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+{{ :supaircast:01_sound_settings.png?direct |}}\\
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+First you'll have to make it easier to identify your USB Audio Codecs.\\
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+Go to the sound settings of your Windows.\\
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+{{ :supaircast:02_sound_settings_usb_input_names.png?direct |}}\\
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+So for all the USB audio codecs you'll need to play the Test sounds to determine to which channel the USB Audio Codec is connected in your mixer.\\
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-{{:supaircast:16_configuration_remote_control_player_1_airlite.png?direct|}}{{:supaircast:16_configuration_remote_control_player_1_airence.png?direct|}}
+{{ :supaircast:03_sound_settings_usb_input_change_names.png?direct |}}\\
+You can rename them after double clicking on the USB Audio Codec.\\
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+{{ :supaircast:04_sound_settings_usb_output_change_names.png?direct |}}\\
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+The same has to be done for all the outputs to the computer.\\
+This can be done with a Microphone connected to a Mic channel.\\
+  * First test with only the ON activated and look at the small VU meter in the window, this one will be __Program__.
+  * Then hold down the ON button till it starts blinking to activate the __Voice Track__ bus.
+  * Press the on button twice to return to the normal ON state.
+  * Turn the __Aux__ potentiometer (Full open) of the channel and the __Aux Send__ (2 O'Clock) (Under the VU meter) to see where the __Aux__ signal comes in.
+  * The last one is the __On Air__
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+{{youtube>1mD7JKfRlD0}}
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+[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mD7JKfRlD0|We also have an instruction video that shows how this has to be done]]
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+All visual settings have to be done in the configuration tool and the rest can be done at the Control panel in Aircast.\\
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+To use Aircast with 3 players you’ll have to go to the Aircast configuration tool and change Player count to the right amount of players.\\
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+{{ :supaircast:07_cartwall_player_count.png?direct |}}\\
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+The same can be done with the amount of Cartwall players, you’ll have to change the Width and Height.\\
+A Width of 4 and a Height of 2 creates 8 players.\\
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+It is also possible to add Screen objects like the Aircheck recorder, LED clock, PFL player etc.\\
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+Also the Program recorder, shoutcast stream server are visible options so they'll have to be added in the Configuration tool.\\
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+To use the Fader starts of an Airlab you'll also need to set the Serial port settings to the right Baud rate.\\
+[[start:|{{:iconhome.png?100|Home}}]][[SupAirlite:start|{{:iconback2.png?100|Back}}]][[aircastairlite2:start|{{:iconforw.png?100|please follow the steps at the second page}}]]
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-[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mD7JKfRlD0|D&R USB codec channel configuration for a Airlite, Airence or Airlab]]