FORTÉ CI
TesiraFORTÉ CI
The TesiraFORTÉ CI Component objects add input and output blocks associated
with a FORTÉ CI hardware device.
Initialization Dialog
Name |
Description |
AEC Ref Mode |
Determines how the AEC Reference block will be displayed and
operate
- Single Channel
- one common reference point for all channels.
- Single Channel with pass-through
- one common reference point for all channels plus an output
node for the AEC Ref signal to be passed through. Typically
placed in-line with the room output so as the room level increases/decreases,
the signal going to the reference increases/decreases proportionately.
If this output node is left unterminated, the AEC inputs and
subsequent processing objects will be seen as an incomplete
signal path and ignored by the Compiler.
- Per channel - a
separate reference point for each channel of AEC. Typically
used for mix-minus referencing.
|
Preconfigure for Beamtracking Mics |
Optimizes AEC settings for use with Beamtracking microphones. |
Use USB |
Opens the USB Channel Initialization
dialog. |
DSP Block Representation
The TesiraFORTÉ CI will add the following default component objects:
- 1 x AEC Input 12 Channel
- 1x AEC Processing Block 12 Channel
- 1x AEC Reference
- 1x Output 8 Channel
Optional:
- USB I/O Blocks - depending on the initialization settings a USB
Input and USB Output block will be added. See the USB
section for more details.
- Beamtracking Mics - if "Preconfigure for Beamtracking Mics"
is selected, AEC settings will be optimized for Beamtracking microphones.
"BT" in the lower right corner of the AEC block indicates
this selection.
NOTE: Beamtracking defaults
may be reset from the context menu of the AEC block by right-clicking
and selecting "Reset to Beamtracking Defaults."
Default Configuration
Each TesiraFORTÉ device comes pre-configured from the factory with a
default system design (see design layout below). If you wish to load your
own custom designed configuration you will need to reset/initialize the
unit(s) first. The default system files are installed with the Tesira
software package and may be reloaded to the unit at a later stage if cleared.