The iQ console + routing system is an all-in-one system that can be used to build custom consoles of sizes from 8 to 24 faders. The basic system consists of one 8-Fader iQ Main Frame (P/N 2001-00275) and one iQ Core integrated console engine (P/N 2001-00275), which includes a DSP-based mixing engine, audio I/O, machine-control logic and Ethernet switch. Faders and control capabilities can be expanded by adding one or more of the iQ Expansion Frames described below. The iQ control surface plugs into the iQ Core using a single CANBus connector; the system can operate as a standalone console or (using one of two Gigabit ports on the Core’s Ethernet switch) as part of a larger Axia network. Up to 4 iQ Cores may be daisy-chained without the need for an external Ethernet switch. 3 dedicated stereo Program buses, plus a stereo Utility bus that can be used for phone calls, off-air recording, or as a fourth Program bus. Features include automatic mix-minus on each fader, talkback functions, one-button off-air Record Mode, dedicated six-line phone system with on-console hybrid controls, Show Profile functions for instant recall of up to 4 pre-defined console “snapshots”, switchable VU/PPM program meters, high-resolution OLED option displays, Studio and Control Room monitor controls. Optional auto-switching backup power supply is available. iQ console frames may be placed on top of desk surface, mounted drop-in style, or easily converted to rack-mounting using included hardware.

Requires iQ Core, below.

P/N 2001-00275: iQ 8-Fader Main Frame

The iQ 8-Fader Expansion Frame plugs in to the iQ Core using an available CANBus connector; adds eight faders to your iQ Main Frame. Utilizes 100mm conductive-plastic faders, aircraft-quality switches and LED key back-lighting. May be placed on top of desk surface, mounted drop-in style, or converted to rack-mounting using included hardware.

P/N 2001-00283: iQ 8-Fader Expansion Frame

The iQ 6-Fader Expansion Frame plugs in to the iQ Core using an available CANBus connector; adds six faders to your iQ Main Frame, plus 10 Film-Cap buttons that work with Axia PathfinderPC or PathfinderPRO software (see Section 6) to control routing changes, send contact closures or route commands to peripheral audio devices. Utilizes 100mm conductive-plastic faders, aircraft-quality switches and LED key back-lighting. May be placed on top of desk surface, mounted drop-in style, or converted to rack-mounting using included hardware.

P/N 2001-00285: iQ 6-Fader Expansion Frame + User Buttons

The iQ 6-Fader Telco Expansion Frame plugs in to the iQ Core using an available CANBus connector; adds six faders to your iQ Main Frame. Built-in Telco section provides easy to use, on-the-board control of Telos iQ6 telephone hybrid (see below). Includes OLED Status Symbols™ visual call management display, direct control of six phone lines and two hybrids, DTMF dial pad. Utilizes 100mm conductive-plastic faders, aircraft-quality switches and LED key back-lighting. May be placed on top of desk surface, mounted drop-in style, or converted to rack-mounting using included hardware.

P/N 2001-00284: iQ 6-Fader Telco Expansion Frame

iQ Core console engine provides 4 mic inputs, 16 Analog inputs, 8 Analog outputs, 2 AES/EBU ins/outs, 4 GPIO, Ethernet switch with 6 Livewire 100Base-T ports (4 with PoE), 2 Gigabit ports (RJ-45 & SFP). I/O can be easily expanded using Axia Audio Nodes (see Section 5). 4 CANBus connectors support consoles of up to 24 faders or three console frames, plus accessory panels.

P/N 2001-00275: iQ Core integrated console engine

Auto-switching backup power supply connects to iQ Core, and provides seamless transition to backup power if needed. Single-cable connection.

P/N 2001-00277: iQ Backup Power Supply

Element Modular Studio Control Surface

Element is the popular modular console from Axia Audio. Element frames are offered in sizes ranging from 4 to 28 positions, with support for up to 40 faders in multiple linked frames. Element is designed to work with the Axia Studio Mix Engine and plugs into the network with a single CAT-6 Ethernet cable. Features four Program buses, and four auxiliary buses. Several module types provide control of mic/line inputs, telephones and other devices. Enhanced, integrated features for phones and codecs include auto-assigned mix-minus on each channel, easy talkback for remote talent cueing, one-button off-air phone record mode, and optional integrated Telco line switching. Each user can save unique profiles allowing different preferences, layouts and defaults for a variety of shows and talent. Includes digital EQ, dynamic mic processing, and many other advanced features. Allows sharing of audio resources across multiple studios. Requires user-supplied VGA monitor for metering and options display.

Several different types of modules provide control of mic/line inputs, telephones, hybrids and other devices.

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P/N 2001-00172: Element 4-position frame
P/N 2001-00173: Element 8-position frame
P/N 2001-00174: Element 12-position frame
P/N 2001-00175: Element 16-position frame
P/N 2001-00176: Element 20-position frame
P/N 2001-00229: Element 22-position frame
P/N 2001-00177: Element 24-position frame
P/N 2001-00178: Element 28-position frame

PowerStation is an all-in-one studio solution that combines audio I/O, a console power supply, mixing engine and network switch into one easy-to-deploy package. Each PowerStation Main provides:

• 4 Analog inputs and 6 Analog outputs
• 2 AES/EBU inputs and 2 AES/EBU outputs
• 2 Microphone inputs with selectable Phantom power
• 4 GPIO machine-control logic ports, each with 5 inputs and 5 outputs
• An integrated network switch with 10 100Base-T Ethernet ports, 4 100Base-T ports with PoE (Power over Ethernet), and 2 1000Base-T (Gigabit) ports with SFP
• Heavy-duty power supply
• Industrial CPU designed for harsh-environment reliability

Use PowerStation Main with an Element console as a standalone studio solution, or connect to other Axia equipment as part of a larger IP-Audio network. PowerStation Simple Networking allows daisy-chain networking of up to 4 PowerStation-based studios without the use of an external network switch. Connecting a PowerStation Aux (P/N 2001-00252) adds auto-switching redundant backup power and doubles audio I/O and GPIO capacity. Fully compatible with all Axia Audio Nodes for even more audio I/O options. Auto-sensing power supply, 90VAC to 240VAC, 50 Hz to 60 Hz. 500 Watts. Rackmount, 4RU.

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P/N 2001-00251

Connects with PowerStation Main (P/N 2001-00251) to add auto-switching redundant backup power and double the audio I/O and GPIO capacity. Each PowerStation Aux provides:

• 4 Analog inputs and 6 Analog outputs
• 2 AES/EBU inputs and 2 AES/EBU outputs
• 2 Microphone inputs with selectable Phantom power
• 4 GPIO machine-control logic ports, each with 5 inputs and 5 outputs
• One 100Base-T Ethernet connection to PowerStation Main
• Heavy-duty, auto-switching redundant backup power supply for PowerStation Main

Auto-sensing power supply, 90VAC to 240VAC, 50 Hz to 60 Hz. 500 Watts. Rackmount, 4RU. 

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P/N 2001-00252

Element 48VDC power supply plus GPIO Node with eight assignable logic ports, rackmount, 2 RU. Each port contains 5 opto-isolated inputs and 5 opto-isolated outputs, which can be associated with audio sources and/or destinations to provide machine start/stop pulses, lamp drives, and remote channel controls. One required for each Element frame. Additional 1RU Axia GPIO nodes without power supplies (P/N 2001-00007) may be added where and when required. Requires one unused Gigabit Ethernet port for connection to an Axia network. Auto-sensing power supply, 90VAC to 240VAC, 50 Hz to 60 Hz. 150 Watts.

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P/N 2001-00170

Axia Studio Mix Engine

The networked Studio Engine, based on a Pentium IV motherboard running real-time Linux, provides bulletproof mixing console signal processing. All connections into and out of the Studio Engine are via a single 1000BT Ethernet port. Generally, one Studio Mix Engine is required for each radio studio. Each engine is equipped with multiple simultaneous inputs, outputs, mix-minus feeds, monitor signals, etc. Additionally, the Studio Mix Engine can provide EQ for multiple channels and has extra capacity to support expansion features. Auto-sensing power supply, 90VAC to 240VAC, 50 Hz to 60 Hz. 100 Watts. Rackmount, 2RU. Requires one unused Gigabit Ethernet port for connection to an Axia network. One Studio Engine required for each control surface.

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P/N 2001-00139

The Axia Router Selector Node allows selection of any shared audio source on the Axia network. Plus, its audio input makes it convenient to add an on-the-fly source to the Axia network. Scroll the list of available sources, or use the eight programmable “radio buttons” for instant access to frequently used sources. Has stereo audio inputs and outputs – both AES/EBU and analog – and a front-panel headphone jack. Because of the built-in audio I/O, this device is excellent for news or production rooms that need to access the IP-Audio network. Requires one unused 100Base-T Ethernet port for connection to an Axia network. Auto-sensing power supply, 90VAC to 240VAC, 50 Hz to 60 Hz. 30 Watts. Rackmount, 1RU.

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P/N 2001-00134

The Analog line node has eight balanced stereo inputs and eight balanced stereo outputs, presented on easy-to-install RJ-45connectors. The inputs are switchable to accommodate consumer level -10dBv or professional level +4dBu. The short-circuit protected outputs are capable of delivering up to +24 dBu before clipping. Create an Ethernet audio snake with Axia Analog Audio Nodes at each end (or mix and match digital, microphone and analog line terminals), a single 100Base-T link can be used to send and receive 8 stereo audio channels, eliminating old-fashioned multi-pair cable. Superior performance specs include 102dB of dynamic range, <0.005% THD. Requires one unused 100Base-T Ethernet port for connection to an Axia network. Auto-sensing power supply, 90VAC to 240VAC, 50 Hz to 60 Hz. 30 Watts. Rackmount, 1RU.

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P/N 2001-00133

The Axia AES Node provides eight digital AES3 inputs and outputs. The Axia AES/EBU Node can also be employed as a 1x8, 2x4, 2x8, etc. AES distribution amplifier by using any of the AES inputs to feed the eight AES outputs. Create an Ethernet audio snake with AES/EBU Nodes at each end; a single 100Base-T link can be used to send and receive 8 stereo audio channels, eliminating old-fashioned multi-pair cable. Node can be used to receive AES house master clock to synchronize the entire Livewire network. Stunning performance specs like 138dB of dynamic range and <0.0003% THD. Requires one unused 100Base-T Ethernet port for connection to an Axia network. Auto-sensing power supply, 90VAC to 240VAC, 50 Hz to 60 Hz. 30 Watts. Rackmount, 1RU.

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P/N 2001-00135

The Microphone Node has eight phantom-powered mic inputs. It also contains eight balanced stereo analog line outputs for convenient delivery of associated headphone and studio monitor feeds to the room in which the mics are located. The inputs are on XLR connections while the outputs are on RJ-45. The Axia Microphone Node can also be used as a multiple-input mic preamp and A/D converter or as the stage-end of a digital snake. Specs that would shame a $200,000 recording console, such as EIN of < -128dB and THD of <0.005%. Requires one unused 100Base-T Ethernet port for connection to an Axia network. Auto-sensing power supply, 90VAC to 240VAC, 50 Hz to 60 Hz. 30 Watts. Rackmount, 1RU.

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P/N 2001-00136

Each Axia GPIO Node has eight assignable logic ports. Each port contains 5 opto-isolated inputs and 5 opto-isolated outputs, which can be associated with audio sources and/or destinations to provide machine start/stop pulses, lamp drives, and remote channel controls. Once a port is configured to be associated with a particular device, it automatically activates with that device. Requires one unused 100Base-T Ethernet port for connection to an Axia network. Auto-sensing power supply, 90VAC to 240VAC, 50 Hz to 60 Hz. 33 Watts. Rackmount, 1 RU.

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P/N 2001-00007

Omnia.8X: eight discrete 3-band stereo Omnia processors in a single box. Modeled after Omnia.3net, it’s perfect for processing multiple HD Radio channels, satcasting, Internet audio, etc. Connects to your Axia Network using a single CAT-6 cable for all I/O — or pair with an Axia AES or Analog Audio Node for use as a standalone multiple-stream processor. Requires one unused 100Base-T Ethernet port for connection to an Axia network. Auto-sensing power supply, 90VAC to 240VAC, 50 Hz to 60 Hz. 100 Watts. Rackmount, 2RU.

P/N 2001-00206

Zephyr iPort enables broadcasters to transport multiple channels of stereo audio across any network with guaranteed QoS, such as T1 and T3 connections, MPLS networks, et cetera. Can be configured for use either as a codec to transport eight stereo bi-directional MPEG streams, or as an MPEG encoder for up to 16 stereo output streams. Connects to your Axia Network using a single CAT-6 cable for all I/O — or pair with an Axia AES or Analog Audio Node for use as a standalone multiple-stream codec. Requires one unused 100Base-T Ethernet port for connection to an Axia network. Auto-sensing power supply, 90VAC to 240VAC, 50 Hz to 60 Hz. 100 Watts. Rackmount, 2RU.

P/N 2001-00237

The IC.20 twenty-station intercom panel features 20 station presets for quick contact with frequently-called stations. Perfect for Master Control or TOC, the IC.20 includes a keypad and associated display for fast access to stations system-wide, plus group talk and auto-answer functions. Keypad can also dial outside phone lines (using an optional telephone hybrid). 2RU rackmount package features high-visibility 10-character OLED (organic LED) displays, built-in speaker, front- and rear-panel mic connections, 4-pin locking headset jack, analog I/O presented on both XLR and StudioHub-compatible RJ-45 connectors, GPIO connection for speaker mute/dim and external line-status tallies, and an Ethernet jack for single-cable network connection. Requires one unused 100Base-T Ethernet switch port. Auto-sensing power supply, 90VAC to 240VAC, 50 Hz to 60 Hz. 30 Watts. Rackmount, 1RU.

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P/N 2001-20259

The ICX.10 Intercom Expander pairs with the IC.20 intercom panel. It adds 10 station presets (each with a sharp 10-character OLED display and talk and listen keys) to the IC.20 for a total of 30 station presets. A single Ethernet connection is all that’s needed for connection; presets are programmed via the ICX.10’s built-in Web interface. Requires one unused 100Base-T Ethernet switch port. Auto-sensing power supply, 90VAC to 240VAC, 50 Hz to 60 Hz. 30 Watts. Rackmount, 1RU.

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P/N 2001-20257

The IC.1 ten-station intercom panel is a cost-effective way to add intercom capabilities anywhere they’re needed. The ten LED-backlit film-cap buttons can easily be labeled with station names; buttons are programmed using a built-in Web interface and any browser. Features include built-in speaker and front-panel 4-pin locking headset jack, front- and rear-panel mic inputs, analog I/O with both XLR and RJ-45 connectors, GPIO speaker mute/dim control, and an Ethernet port. Requires one unused 100Base-T Ethernet switch port. Auto-sensing power supply, 90VAC to 240VAC, 50 Hz to 60 Hz. 30 Watts. Rackmount, 1RU.

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P/N 2001-20256

The Element 10-Station Film-Cap intercom module features ten LED-backlit film-cap buttons that can be easily labeled with the names of intercom stations. This module provides a dedicated listen volume control, speaker and mic mute buttons and single-button calling of up to 10 preset stations. Mic audio is taken directly from the console operator’s microphone; speaker audio is directed to the console’s preview speaker. Station presets and GPIO functions are programmed using any standard Web browser. Occupies 1 frame position.

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P/N 2001-10255 Gray
      2001-20255 Silver
      2001-30255 Bronze

A modular version of the IC.20 intercom panel, the Element 20-Station OLED module provides instant access to twenty pre-programmed intercom stations. Individual talk and listen buttons; bright, easy-to-read OLED displays give fast access to frequently-called stations. Auto-answer functions are provided. Mic audio is taken directly from the console operator’s microphone; speaker audio is directed to the console’s preview speaker. Includes dedicated listen volume control, individual mic and speaker mute keys and group talk functions. Overbridge display works with Element monitor module numeric keypad to give direct access to any station systemwide, and can also be used to dial outside phone lines for intercom conversations (using an optional telephone hybrid). Station presets and GPIO functions are programmed using any standard Web browser. Occupies 2 frame positions.

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P/N 2001-10253 Gray
      2001-20253 Silver
      2001-30253 Bronze

The Element 10-Station OLED intercom module is a modular version of the IC.10 rackmount intercom panel. Includes ten preset locations with 10-character OLED displays, auto-answer function, dedicated listen volume control, mute keys for speaker and mic. Mic audio is taken directly from the console operator’s microphone; speaker audio is directed to the console’s preview speaker. Station presets and GPIO functions are programmed using any standard Web browser. Occupies 1 frame position.

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P/N 2001-10254 Gray
      2001-20254 Silver
      2001-30254 Bronze

Standalone, desktop timer accessory gives studio guests, producers and show hosts access to functions only the board operator had until now. An elegant, touch-sensitive interface features digital and analog time-of-day clocks, elapsed-time counter with freeze and pause functions, and adjustable event countdown timer. Touchscreen Timer can be slaved to the console timer, act as timer master, or operate independently. Requires one unused 100Base-T Ethernet port for connection to an Axia network.

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P/N 2001-00244

Rackmount version of Touchscreen Timer accessory gives studio guests, producers and show hosts access to functions only the board operator had until now. An elegant, touch-sensitive interface features digital and analog time-of-day clocks, elapsed-time counter with freeze and pause functions, and adjustable event countdown timer. Touchscreen Timer can be slaved to the console timer, act as timer master, or operate independently. Rackmount frame provides CANBus and GPIO expansion ports and mounting positions for up to 3 Axia Studio Accessory Panels. Universal internal power supply. 4RU high, 10” (25.4 cm) deep; requires one unused 100Base-T Ethernet port for connection to an Axia network.

(Accessory panels shown for illustration only; not included with Timer)

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P/N 2001-00234

An 8-Button OLED SoftSwitch provides high-visibility router control from any studio turret or equipment rack. Eight bright, sharp OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) readouts can display anything from simple text to color photos, and can be seen from nearly any angle - across the table, or across the room. Use PathfinderPC to program custom routing commands you can invoke instantly with the touch of a button. Requires PathfinderPC or PathfinderPRO and 1 free Ethernet port per panel.

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P/N 2001-20260

The X1 Router Control Panel lets you instantly route any source on your Livewire network to a specified destination. Scroll through available channels on the bright, high-visibility display using the selector knob to its right; then press the “Take” key to make your route change. 1RU rackmount package for convenient placement anywhere control is needed. Requires 1 free Ethernet port per panel.

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P/N 2001-20261

The X2 Router Control Panel provides the routing functionality of two X1 Panels in a single chassis; each separate control routes any available network source to an individually specified destination. Requires 1 free Ethernet port per panel.

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P/N 2001-20262

The XY Router Control Panel lets you route any source to any destination with the click of a button. Choose your desired audio stream, select your network output and press “Take” to route audio. 1 RU package can be placed in any turret or rack. Requires 1 free Ethernet port per panel.

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P/N 2001-20263

These rackmount accessory switch panels have dynamic-text, backlit LCD buttons that can be programmed to provide 1-touch remote access to often-used machine-control or software functions. Multiple pages of button assignments can be programmed and recalled with just a touch. . Requires PathfinderPC or PathfinderPRO software and 1 free Ethernet port per panel.

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P/N 2001-00231: 9-Button SmartSwitch Panel
P/N 2001-00232: 17-Button SmartSwitch Panel

These rackmount accessory switch panels can be programmed to provide 1-touch remote access to often-used machine-control or software functions. Film-legendable clear button caps; LED button lights can be set to any of 8 different colors. Requires PathfinderPC software and 1 free Axia GPIO port per panel. Rackmount, 1 RU.

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P/N 2001-00223: 5-Button Switch Panel
P/N 2001-00224: 10-Button Switch Panel
P/N 2001-00225: 15-Button Switch Panel

5-Button Film-Cap Switch Panel: Film-cap accessory switch panel for use at interview or producer’s positions. Can be programmed to provide 1-touch remote access to often-used machine-control or software functions. Works with Element or SmartSurface control surfaces. Requires PathfinderPC (P/N 3001-0015) and 1 free Axia GPIO port per panel. Mounts in tabletop or turret. 6”x 2”, requires 2” mounting depth.

P/N 2001-20197

4-Button Element LCD SmartSwitch Panel: Program these backlit LCD button panels using Axia PathfinderPC software to provide producers or talent with 1-touch remote access to often-used machine-control or software functions. In-button LCD display shows function readout. Dynamic programming allows specific assigned functions to change for each Show Profile, if desired. Requires PathfinderPC (P/N 3001-0015). Works with Element consoles only; easily connects to CANbus using CAT-5 cable. Mounts in tabletop or turret. 6”x 2”, requires 2” mounting depth.

P/N 2001-20198

Producer’s Mic Control Panel: Special accessory panel for producers mounts in tabletop or turret to provide remote control of mic on/off functions, includes dedicated Mute key. Two Talkback keys allow producers to talk to control room board op, studio guests, or both. Also works with SmartSurface control surface. Requires 1 free Axia GPIO port per panel. 6”x 2”, requires 2” mounting depth.

P/N 2001-20202

Mic Control Panel: In-studio accessory panel for remote control of mic on/off functions. Mounts in tabletop or turret; includes dedicated Mute and Talkback buttons. Also works with SmartSurface control surface. Requires 1 free Axia GPIO port per panel. 6”x 2”, requires 2” mounting depth.

P/N 2001-20201

Mic Control / Headphone Selector Panel: Deluxe in-studio accessory panel mounts in tabletop or turret to give hosts, guests and producers remote control of mic on/off functions. Dedicated Mute and Talkback buttons give talent full control of their position. Volume/selection knob allows users to select their headphone monitor source; alphanumeric display readout confirms their choice. Easily connects to Element CANbus using CAT-5 cable. 6”x 2”, requires 2” mounting depth.

P/N 2001-20199

Headphone Selector Panel: In-studio accessory panel with volume/selection knob mounts in tabletop or turret to allow users to select their headphone monitor source; alphanumeric display readout confirms their choice. Two preset buttons let talent set and quickly recall frequently-listened-to sources. Easily connects to Element CANbus using CAT-5 cable. 6”x 2”, requires 2” mounting depth.

P/N 2001-20200

Headphone Amp Panel: Amplified stereo headphone panel with level control to drive high-impedance (greater than 100 ohm) professional headphones. Provides high output level at low distortion. Rear input connectors are to StudioHub+ RJ-45 wiring standards for plug-and-play CAT-5 connectivity to all Axia Node analog outputs. Two connectors (in parallel) are provided for "loop-thru" audio feeds. 90-230VAC universal table-top power supply included. 6”x 2”, requires 2” mounting depth.

P/N 2091-00118

Match Panel: Dual input and output stereo matching amplifiers to convert consumer/unbalanced to pro/balanced signals. Both RCA and 1/8" TRS (mini) connectors are provided Rear input and output connectors are to StudioHub+ RJ-45 wiring standards for plug-and-play CAT-5 connectivity to all Axia nodes. 90-230VAC universal table-top power supply included. 6”x 2”, requires 2” mounting depth.

P/N 2091-00119

Microphone Preamp Panel: Mic pre-amplifier with balanced / line-level output, internal gain straps and phantom power (15VDC) capability. Rear output connector is to StudioHub+ RJ-45 wiring standards for plug-and-play CAT-5 connectivity to all Axia nodes. 90-230VAC universal table-top power supply included. 6”x 2”, requires 2” mounting depth.

P/N 2091-00121

XLR I/O Panel: Mic pre-amplifier with balanced / line-level output, internal gain straps and phantom power (15VDC) capability. Rear output connector is to StudioHub+ RJ-45 wiring standards for plug-and-play CAT-5 connectivity to all Axia nodes. 90-230VAC universal table-top power supply included. 6”x 2”, requires 2” mounting depth.

P/N 2091-00120

Now you can easily mount Axia Studio Accessory Panels in turrets instead of desktops! This 3RU rack frame is made of heavy metal, with a cutout and mounting positions for up to 6 Axia Studio Accessory Panels. 4RU; requires 2” clear space behind for cable clearance.

P/N 2091-00117

Designed for automated routing control in small to medium-sized facilities, PathfinderPC provides a central point of control, via IP, of up to 25 Axia devices in your plant. Capabilities include route or scene changes based on scheduled events, GPIO closure or Silence Detect trigger events. Includes one server license, which supports up to 10 PathfinderPC client or PathfinderPC Mini connections. Requires P2-400 MHz (or greater) PC, with 10/100 or 100/1000 Ethernet NIC running Windows XP or Windows 2003 Server.

P/N 3001-00015

PathfinderPRO Router Control Software

Enterprise version of PathfinderPC software contains all features found in PathfinderPC (p/n 3001-00015, above), but with additional features and capabilities tailored to facilities with large physical plants or complex operational requirements. Controls an unlimited number of Axia devices and supports unlimited PathfinderPC client or PathfinderPC Mini connections; also supports direct Pathfinder control of Element Motorized Faders, Element VMix Virtual Mixers and more. Includes Translators for Pro-Bel General Router and General Switcher Protocols, Sine Systems ACU-1 Protocol and BTools Protocol, plus support for the SA Port Router application. Includes two server licenses for backup server or server clustering. Requires P2-400 MHz (or greater) PC, with 10/100 or 100/1000 Ethernet NIC running Windows 2003 Server (two PCs required for clustering installation).

P/N 3001-00043

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The Axia Windows® Driver connects PC audio directly to the network via Ethernet and without sound cards. This software works with delivery systems and editors that support standard Windows audio. Provides one stereo input and one stereo output via the Livewire network.

A multi-channel version of the IP-Audio Driver supports 24 stereo inputs and 24 stereo outputs via the Livewire network, connecting PC audio directly to the network via Ethernet and without sound cards, and is available directly from select audio application development partners.

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Single-I/O version: P/N 3001-00017

iProbe is an intelligent network maintenance and diagnostics tool that makes managing, updating, and remote controlling your Axia system easier than ever. There’s a powerful auto-documentation feature that generates configuration docs for every device. The Organizer lets you group Audio Nodes into logical groups for easy management, upload software to single or multiple devices, make device configuration backups and more — all from the comfort of your office. Requires P2-400 MHz (or greater) PC, with 10/100 or 100/1000 Ethernet NIC running Windows 2000 or XP.

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P/N 3001-00040

Axia version of popular Telos ProFiler logging software lets you simultaneously capture up to 24 stereo audio channels to time-stamped MP3 audio logs directly from your Axia IP-Audio network — no audio cards required. CD-ROM includes software to record, manage and play back archived audio files. Recording software runs under Windows XP and later; playback software runs under Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows 98 or Windows XP and later. Record mode can be set for logging, skimming, or combination of both. Logged audio may be auditioned remotely via LAN, WAN, or Internet, if you choose. Minimum hardware requirements: Pentium-IV, 2.4GHz processor (or equivalent) with 512Mb RAM, 300Gb free hard-drive space (enough to continuously archive 24 64kbps streams for two weeks) and a 100Base-T NIC.

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P/N 3001-00033

Software-based IP-Audio monitoring program lets Windows® PC users select and listen to any audio source available to their Axia network. Eight user-programmable preset buttons for quick access to frequently-accessed channels; on-screen level display meters auditioned audio. Requires P2-400 MHz (or greater) PC, with 10/100 or 100/1000 Ethernet NIC running Windows 2000 or XP.

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P/N 3001-00023

Axia networks employ a standard Switched Ethernet backbone to transport real-time, linear PCM audio throughout your facility; we recommend a wide variety of qualified Ethernet switches from Cisco and Hewlett-Packard. Click here for a listing.