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4.4. Preset Data Loading and Storage Screen Settings

Preset data contents can be loaded from or stored to a PC.

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 (1) Preset data setting section

Either of two different preset data contents can be selected. 

Name

Description

A Preset data selection

Select the preset contents to use by clicking either “1” or “2.” A checkmark 

appears to the right of currently selected preset data.

B Loading (Load)

Loads stored setting contents.

C Storage (Store)

Stores setting contents. Clicking this button stores current setting contents 

as preset data.

D Reset

Resets setting contents to their initial settings after storing them as preset 

data. 

 (2) Preset data upload and download

Load or store preset data on a PC. 

Name

Description

E File selection (Browse) Click when selecting the preset data file (extension: zip) stored on the PC.

F Upload

Click when uploading the selected preset data file to the AM-CF1 unit.  

Note:  Files that do not satisfy filename conditions (see below) cannot be 

uploaded. 

G Download

Click  when  downloading  preset  AM-CF1  data  for  storage  on  a  PC.  The 

filename when downloading is “amcf1_preset.zip”.

Tip:  Filenames can be changed after they are stored on a PC.

 

Usable characters: Alphanumerics, space, [ _ ], and [ - ]

 

Maximum number of characters: 32

 (3) Preset AM-CF1 data settings at startup

Set which preset data to upload when the AM-CF1 unit is started.

Name

Description

H Preset data selection at 

startup

From the pull-down menu, select the preset data contents to be uploaded 

when the AM-CF1 unit is started. 

I APPLY button

Click after selecting the startup preset file contents. The selected setting 

contents are applied.

Summary of Contents for AM-CF1B

Page 1: ...u for purchasing TOA s Integrated Audio Collaboration System Please carefully follow the instructions in this manual to ensure long trouble free use of your equipment INTEGRATED AUDIO COLLABORATION SY...

Page 2: ...NGS 3 2 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS 3 3 CONNECTIONS 4 4 SETTINGS 5 4 1 Settings Screen Switching 5 4 2 Mixer Screen Settings 5 4 3 How to Set the Audio Settings Screen 9 4 4 Preset Data Loading and Storage Sc...

Page 3: ...and outputs EQ parameter adjustment Settings for microphone sound collection Echo and noise cancellation settings Operation settings for control input and output terminals by contact input and output...

Page 4: ...2 168 14 1 The login screen is displayed Tip The IP address is factory preset to 192 168 14 1 Step 2 Enter a user name and a password The mixer screen is displayed Note Do not launch multiple web brow...

Page 5: ...o set microphone collection sound parameters echo cancellers and noise cancellers See p 9 3 Preset data loading and storage screen Preset Load Store Used to perform settings regarding the methods of l...

Page 6: ...n be performed Speaker USB Bluetooth CODEC AUX Name Description F EQ button Performs equalization on both speaker and AUX outputs Clicking this button opens the Equalizer Screen See p 7 G Output gain...

Page 7: ...on EQ curves are displayed depending on parameter settings 3 PEQ HPF setting section Used to set PEQ or HPF parameters Name Description A PEQ HPF selection Select the parameter type PEQ or HPF Initial...

Page 8: ...ting range and initial settings are shown in the table below Note Gain and Q cannot be set if LPF is selected in the PEQ HLPF selection Setting Ranges and Initial Settings Setting Item Setting Content...

Page 9: ...80 inch C X2 axis setting Set the distance from the microphone position in the direction of the X2 axis Setting range 0 to 300 cm 0 to 120 inch Initial setting 200 cm 80 inch D Shortest distance setti...

Page 10: ...H NLP Level setting Sets the setting level for Non Linear AEC processing Setting range Low Mid High Initial setting Mid I Microphone Gain setting Sets the output volume level of the beam steering micr...

Page 11: ...PC Name Description E File selection Browse Click when selecting the preset data file extension zip stored on the PC F Upload Click when uploading the selected preset data file to the AM CF1 unit Note...

Page 12: ...ings related to the configuration of the AM CF1 unit The following three configuration settings screens are available Click any one of the screen names shown in the screen below to switch the screen a...

Page 13: ...t Gateway Enter the AM CF1 unit s default gateway Initial setting 192 168 14 254 D APPLY button Click after setting entry completion The set network contents are applied 2 Administrator Setting Set th...

Page 14: ...gs screen 1 External control settings Control Set the input and output terminal operations to be activated by the contact input and output signals Name Description A Pull down menus 1 and 2 for contac...

Page 15: ...or OFF The selected mode is displayed in orange E Pull down menu for indicator mode selection during mute status Select from the pull down menu whether to turn on all multifunction LED indicators or...

Page 16: ...n The displayed time is not automatically updated B APPLY button Click after all necessary time settings are completed The set contents are applied 2 Firmware update Read the firmware update file from...

Page 17: ...d Click when uploading the selected configuration data file to the AM CF1 Unit Note Files that do not satisfy filename conditions see below cannot be uploaded G Download Click when downloading the AM...

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