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Laura Gutknecht, Technical Director at WSUM Radio at the University of Wisconsin, recently submitted a tip on setting up GPIO connections to work with AC and DC in a way that isolates the GPIO gear from harm.
Topics: Axia Audio, Radio Technology, Radio Engineering
Willem Hoekstra of Media Utilities in the Netherlands writes: "I've got a Z/IP ONE client who wants to connect Z/IP ONE codecs on a private network completely autonomously, without the Directory and NAT Traversal services provided by the Telos ZIP Server. Is that possible?"
Topics: IP Audio Codecs & Transceivers, Telos Systems, Audio Technology
Resolving issues regarding Axia GPIO for on-air lights is a topic that comes up on a regular basis, and this month's Tech Tip question was a good reminder that we need to cover it again!
Topics: Axia Audio, Radio, Radio Technology
Been wondering whether a SIP-based phone system is right for you?
It's been a couple of years now since Telos introduced our VX Broadcast VoIP multi-studio phone system. Ask any broadcaster who owns one, and they'll tell you: VX delivers som pretty powerful sauce.
Read MoreTopics: Broadcast Telephone Systems, IP Telephony, VoIP
Michal Kolar of Multimedia Systems in the Czech Republic writes: "Our customer is asking what the maximum Ethernet CAT5E cable length is between an Axia xNode and the LAN switch. I expect it would be 100m."
Topics: Axia Audio, Omnia Audio, Radio Consoles
Andrew Brookes of Axia Partner Empirical Presentations in South Africa needs help with a network interface card issue, and Matt Rockwell is here to help.
Topics: Axia Audio, Audio Technology
Here is a guest Tech Tip! Anthony Eden works for Hope 103.2, in the beautiful city of Sydney, Australia by day and writes about his experiences with technology on his personal website by night.
How do you know when something has gone wrong on your Livewire network? Do the jocks come screaming to you? You can get ahead of the curve by configuring your Telos Alliance gear to message you using a little logging and alerting protocol called "SysLog."
Read MoreTopics: Axia Audio, Audio Quality Monitoring & Analysis, Audio Engineering
As more and more broadcasters move to IP and public Internet connections for remote broadcasts, the question now is not "Can I do IP remotes?," but "How can I make IP remotes sound as good as ISDN?"
Topics: IP Audio Network Routing & Control, Remote Broadcasts, Telos Systems
If you’re like any engineer we know, you’ve likely got a smartphone or a tablet. And you probably know that there are apps out there – hundreds of them – designed specifically for use by you. Finding them… well, that’s another story.
Read MoreTopics: Broadcast Technology
Ben Umberger of WFLZ writes:
"I'm using an Omnia.11 with version 1.03 firmware. I have the analog output selected as DJ for off-air monitoring, but the audio is still coming out delayed. What am I missing?"
Read MoreTopics: Omnia Audio, Audio Quality Monitoring & Analysis, Audio Technology
