Author: Dallas McIntosh
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Assigning a Bolero Multicast IP
When programming integrated Bolero with an Artist frame an AES67 card the following should be noted. In the Bolero tab for Bolero beltpacks in the Director software there is an error regarding the range of multicast ip addresses available to be assigned to beltpacks. Some multicast addresses are reserved for use elsewhere for various network…
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KP Panel GPIO for Tait TB7100
GPIO can be aded to the KP5032 panels to enable Tait repeaters to be keyed up when a key on the comms panel is used.
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Luminex Gigacore 10 network switch for Bolero standalone
The standard package for Bolero standalone includes a Luminex Gigacore 10 network switch. A Bolero Profile has been loaded onto the switches and can be recalled by following the procedure outlined here:
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Radio Shack Software User Guide
The guide below explains how to set up and use the CT RadioShack software. A PDF version is available to download here.
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XLR SIP Codex ”Touch”
The In:Products SIP Codex Touch telephone interface unit facilitates outside callers interfacing with 4-wire Intercom. Participants dial the unit’s dedicated number from a mobile or landline and when the call is accepted they will join the partyline.
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Connection Guide for Unity Intercom
Instructions on how to connect to the various Unity Intercoms systems used by CT are available here Individual links for each production space are below. E2 Bridge Unity Intercom E2 Dark Bridge Unity Intercom Manor Gate Bridge Unity Intercom
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User Notes for Unity Intercom package
Unity Intercom server runs on a Mac Mini and allows configuration of server details, channels and groups, user details and audio feeds. The package contains an audio I/O licence to interface external sources. DANTE Virtual Soundcard (DVS) is installed or a USB device can be used (the device drivers will need to be installed on…
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Unity Connect to Interface Partylines
Unity Connect can be used to interface partylines or to introduce audio from a remote location to an existing partyline system. In this example Clearcom Helixnet is interfaced with a remote Riedel Performer partyline using a usb io device.
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IFB Using Bolero Standalone
It is possible to use Bolero as an IFB source by manipulation of the audio channels within the NSA.
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Using Ubiquiti Media Convertors with AES67
Bolero antennae can be deployed over a fibre network by converting the media using the Ubiquiti U Fiber and POE passthrough.
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Updating Firmware on the Bolero 4-wire Interface (NSA002)
Upgrading the Bolero 4-wire interface to version 2.1.1 cannot be done through the firmware upgrade tool on the web interface. Currently this is only though to be applicable when upgrading from versions below 2.1.1.