Tieline VIA Manuel utilisateur
Users Guide To
Operating the
Tieline VIA
Users Guide To Operating the Tieline VIA
The following instructions are designed for presenters to
guide you through the successful operation of the equipment
for outside broadcasts using the via console combined with
the modems, laptop, headphone mics., USB music sticks and
the BOSE external speaker.
At the end of this guide is a checklist for the equipment and
OH&S requirements.
Note 1: If you do not have power available at the site you will need to make sure
all equipment is fully charged before you commit to the OB.
Note 2: If the weather is inclement you will need to also use the station’s Easy Up
shelter to protect yourself and the equipment.
Step 1. Before you power up the unit, plug in all cables
mics, headphones etc., per the illustrations below
Pic 1. USB modem Pic 2. Left side of the Via Pic 3. Turn the modem on
(Pic 1.) This is the USB modem.
Plug it into USB 1 on the left
hand side of the Via using the
white cable supplied. Ensure
both ends are secured correctly.
(Pic 2.) The left hand side of
the Via, showing where to
plug in.Do not power up
the modem until you have
plugged it in.
(Pic 3.) Press & hold the ON
switch on the top of the
modem for a moment to turn
it on.You should see the lights
start to power up.(No other
connections are required for this side of
the Via.)
Step 2. Plug the headphone / mic units into the front
of the Via.
Plug the headphone / mic units into the
front of the Via. No other connections are
required for the front of the via. If there
is a shared OB and guests are to be
interviewed, 2 other headphone / mics
can be inserted in exactly the same way.
Step 3. Connect the Via to the laptop & the BOSE speaker
Next, connect the XLR cable (3 prongs) from
the Output 1 plug on the right hand side of
the VIA into to the external speaker (BOSE).
When connecting the cables, make sure the
volume knobs on the external speaker are
turned to OFF. That way you won’t send
everyone deaf when you test after powering
up. No other connections required for this side of the Via.
Plug the audio cable (green) 3.5mm stereo
plug into the Stereo Line In 3.5mm plug on
the Via right hand side, also plugging the
other end into the Headphone Out socket on
the laptop. This takes the music feed from
Station Playlist on the laptop into the VIA for
the radio broadcast.
Step 4. Plug the Via, Laptop and External speaker to
the 240 volt power (optional if using battery only)
Using the cables supplied, plug the Via, Laptop and External speaker to the 240 volt power
box and connect to the power outlet. Then you can switch the power on.
(Of course if it is a remote OB using battery in all 3 units this step will not be required.)
The power plug for Via 240 volt connection
Step 5. You Are Ready To Go!
Turn the power on at the 240
volt outlet (if required), then
press the ON button on the
Via holding it down for a
second or two until you see
the activity lights in power up.
Turn on the laptop and the
external speaker, (remember
to make sure the volume levels
are set to zero on the speaker).
Load your USB music
program into Station Playlist
on the Laptop, (the same as
in the Studio) & press Play
Select the AUX IN button on
the Via. You should then see
LED activity in the VU meters
from the laptop audio input
and also adjust the sound
level on the BOSE external
speaker to suit the venue.
(see next step)
Step 5 (cont). You Are Ready To Go!
Now with the External speaker (BOSE)
turned on, slowly increase the volume
knobs on the speaker until you have
reached a comfortable level. warning, if
too high you will get feedback from the mics
when speaking. Good levels will be when
the activity led’s are only clipping into the
orange occasionally.
Before transmitting you can try your mics
and headphones in 1, 2 or 3 inputs as well,
by selecting 1, 2 or 3 input buttons and
adjusting your volume level in the
headphones by turning the green dials 1, 2
or 3 to adjust.
Just adjust the levels whilst talking at a normal level, and
turning the green knob associated with the channel you
are on to set a comfortable listening level.
Step 6. Now we are ready to Talk To The Studio
After powering up, the Via goes into "Power
Save" mode on the screen (it will look like it's
not working).
Press the home button on the top of the Via
and the screen will light up. By this time the
Via would have found the modem and be
ready to connect to the Merlin in the studio.
Just press the Connections tab on the Via
touch screen, you will then be presented
with a screen that asks you to connect
Step 6 (cont). Now we are ready to Talk To The Studio
Touch the Connect tab on the touch
screen and unless there is a problem
you will see a screen that shows a
green dot and you are on-air!
Of course, if you have done Step 5 which asked you
to run some music continually through the laptop to
the Via, the studio should be able to see the LED’s on
the Merlin responding. You can now reset your
playlist in the laptop and stop the music. Now you’re
ready to take over when introduced from the Studio
and enjoy your live On-Air interaction with the public.
Now its time to phone in and check with the
studio to make sure they are receiving the
signal and that all is in readiness for the
handover to the OB unit at the specified time.
Autres manuels pour VIA
3
Table des matières
Autres manuels Tieline Système de conférence
Tieline
Tieline Merlin PLUS Manuel utilisateur
Tieline
Tieline Genie STL Manuel utilisateur
Tieline
Tieline Genie STL Manuel utilisateur
Tieline
Tieline Genie Distribution Manuel utilisateur
Tieline
Tieline Bridge-IT Manuel utilisateur
Tieline
Tieline VIA Manuel utilisateur
Tieline
Tieline VIA Manuel
Tieline
Tieline Merlin PLUS Manuel utilisateur
Manuels Système de conférence populaires d'autres marques
Kramer
Kramer VIA GO Manuel utilisateur
AVT
AVT MAGIC AC1 Go Manuel utilisateur
ProSoft Technology
ProSoft Technology AN-X4-AB-DHRIO Manuel utilisateur
Sony
Sony PCS-I150 Manuel utilisateur
Middle Atlantic Products
Middle Atlantic Products VTC Series Manuel utilisateur
Prentke Romich Company
Prentke Romich Company Vanguard Plus Mode d’emploi
