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infra:audio [2026/08/07 22:13] – d404d_idp.hackeriet.noinfra:audio [2026/08/07 22:35] (current) – [Mixer] d404d_idp.hackeriet.no
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   * The master fader will limit all your other channels; set the master to the max you want for this listening session, then gradually use the channel fader to introduce your audio onto   * The master fader will limit all your other channels; set the master to the max you want for this listening session, then gradually use the channel fader to introduce your audio onto
   * The mute buttons cuts a single channel off; DO use mute buttons, and DO check them (pressed == muted, depressed == unmuted)   * The mute buttons cuts a single channel off; DO use mute buttons, and DO check them (pressed == muted, depressed == unmuted)
-  * The solo buttons cuts all OTHER channels off; DO NOT use mute buttons (pressed == solo, depressed == normal)+  * The solo buttons cuts all OTHER channels off; DO NOT use solo buttons (pressed == solo, depressed == normal)
   * Does the top right of the mixer blink red? Solo is on somewhere; turn all channels down, find the active solo buttons, and unpush them.   * Does the top right of the mixer blink red? Solo is on somewhere; turn all channels down, find the active solo buttons, and unpush them.
  
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   * Ch. 15-16: Chromecast   * Ch. 15-16: Chromecast
  
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 ==== Dante ==== ==== Dante ====
 We have a borrowed set of professional audio Dante receivers that are hooked up in the audio rack. These are owned by skandix from TG:HACK and labelled as such. We have a borrowed set of professional audio Dante receivers that are hooked up in the audio rack. These are owned by skandix from TG:HACK and labelled as such.
  
-These are occasionally used during parties, or when we're borrowing the Matelight for use in e.g. Flerbruksen.+These are occasionally used during parties, or when we're lending out the Matelight for use in e.g. Flerbruksen.
  
 Hackeriet does not own any source devices. Hackeriet does not own any source devices.
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 ===== Network switches ===== ===== Network switches =====
 There are two switches in the rack, for powering AV-related escapades: There are two switches in the rack, for powering AV-related escapades:
-  * 1x 48 port 1 Gbps switch (lydrack-sw2), for high-throughput applications (video, etc.) with uplink to hackeriet-sw +  * 1x 48 port 1 Gbps switch ([[https://ip.hackeriet.no/dcim/devices/76/|lydrack-sw2]]), for high-throughput applications (video, etc.) with uplink to hackeriet-sw 
-  * 1x 24 port 100 Mbps switch (lydrack-sw), for low-throughput PoE applications (audio, DMX, etc.) with uplink to lydrack-sw2+  * 1x 24 port 100 Mbps switch ([[https://ip.hackeriet.no/dcim/devices/74/|lydrack-sw]]), for low-throughput PoE applications (audio, DMX, etc.) with uplink to lydrack-sw2
  
 See netbox for further information. See netbox for further information.
  
 ===== Lydrack PC ===== ===== Lydrack PC =====
-There is one PC in the audio rack, aimed at powering AV projects.+There is one PC in the audio rack, aimed at powering AV projects: 
 +https://ip.hackeriet.no/dcim/devices/77/
  
 It has the following AV-related connections: It has the following AV-related connections:
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