A full color display for creating the most colorful sounds
AURON: master module:
LCD display:
A 7-inch color touchscreen paired with encoders and general-purpose control buttons, offering flexible operation of software applications and audio monitoring.
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4 encoders:
To manage various functions displayed on the integrated LCD screen above.
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Studio section:
Here, you can select and control all input sources for the Studio Monitor, giving you complete oversight of the studio's audio environment.
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CRM (Control Room Monitor) section:
This section lets you manage all input sources for the Control Room Monitor.
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Control section:
A bank of 16 switches allows you to easily trigger jingles in your playout software, providing quick access to essential audio elements.
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AURON: master backpanel:
Ethernet connection:
For network integration.​​​​​
Connector to Extender:
44-pin connector for connection to the fader module. (cable included at purchase)​​​​​
USB input:
For future use.
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Power connector:
Handles 100 to 240 volts at 50 or 60Hz AC.​​​​​
Extra CRM and studio stereo phones jack: Additional outputs for headphones.​​​​​​
CRM cinch connectors:
Unbalanced outputs for loudspeakers.
EXT input cinch connectors:
For listening via the Off-Air switch.
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CRM + Studio Phones outputs:
Pins 1 & 2: Left Line Output
Pins 3 & 6: Right Line Output
Pins 5 & 7: GPIO
Shield: Ground​​​
Master / AUX / Sub / Cue Outputs:
Pins 1 & 2: Left Line Output
Pins 3 & 6: Right Line Output
Pins 5 & 7: GPIO
Shield: Ground
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Studio / CRM / Master insert jacks
Left / right
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Master left:
Main balanced output​​​​
Master right:
Main balanced output
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Master digital AES-3:
Main balanced output
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AURON: master connections:
1. Ethernet connector
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Function: Connects the mixing console to a network for control and communication purposes.
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Connection steps:
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Plug one end of an Ethernet cable into the console’s Ethernet port.
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Connect the other end to a network switch or router.
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Ensure that the network settings on the console are configured correctly (IP address, subnet mask, etc.).
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2. CRM (Control Room Monitor) and Studio Phone jacks outputs
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Function: Outputs audio to the control room and studio monitors or headphones.
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Connection Steps:
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Connect the CRM output to the control room speakers or headphones using balanced TRS (¼ inch) cables.
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Connect the Studio Phone jacks outputs to the studio monitors or headphones.
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3. USB input
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Function: For future use.
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4. Chinch connector CRM and Ext. In (Left/Right)
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Function: RCA connectors for external audio sources (e.g., CD players) or control room monitoring.
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Connection steps:
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Connect the left and right RCA cables from the external audio source to the “Ext. In” RCA connectors on the console.
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For CRM, connect the RCA cables to the appropriate CRM connectors.
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Select the corresponding input on the console to route the external audio to the desired output.
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5. Studio / CRM / Master insert jack
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Function: Allows external processing equipment (like compressors or equalizers) to be inserted into the signal path for the studio, CRM, or master output.
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Connection steps:
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Connect a TRS (Tip-Ring-Sleeve) insert cable to the insert jack.
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The other end of the cable splits into two plugs: one for the input and one for the output of the external processing device.
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Ensure correct connections: "Send" to the input of the external processor, and "Return" to the output of the external processor.
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6. Master digital AES / Master right / Master left XLR connectors
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Function: Provides professional-grade balanced audio output for the master mix.
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Connection steps:
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Connect the Master Digital AES output to a digital recording device or digital input on a sound system.
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Connect the Master Left and Master Right XLR outputs to the left and right main speakers or amplifiers.
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Use high-quality XLR cables for optimal sound quality.
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7. RJ45 connectors for CRM, Studio / CRM, Studio, Phones and Cue / Sub / Aux and Master
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Function: Multi-purpose connectors for digital audio and control signals, often used for connecting consoles to remote panels, interfaces, or networked audio systems.
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Connection steps:
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Connect a Cat5e or Cat6 Ethernet cable to the RJ45 port labeled according to the desired function (e.g., CRM, Studio, Phones).
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Connect the other end to the corresponding device or network interface.
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Configure the network or interface settings as required to ensure proper communication.
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General tips:
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Label Cables: Always label your cables to avoid confusion during setup and troubleshooting.
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Check Compatibility: Ensure all external devices are compatible with the console’s inputs and outputs.
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Test Connections: After setting up, test each connection to ensure audio is routed correctly.
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AURON: master touchscreen:
The AURON console's intuitive touchscreen display puts complete control of your audio environment at your fingertips.
You can manage and customize a wide range of settings and routing options directly from the display.
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Key features overview:
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Module settings:
Easily adjust microphone and line inputs with settings for microphone gain, cleanfeed, talkback, and fader control. These tools ensure you achieve optimal audio quality and performance in every broadcast.
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Master settings:
Configure essential master sources such as non-stop audio feeds, silence detection, and master path routing. Additionally, manage Control Room Monitor (CRM), output, and studio monitor settings for precise control over your audio environment.
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Console settings:
Access advanced options like bus interlock, clip protection, and time-out features through dedicated menus.
These settings allow you to fine-tune the console's behavior to suit your specific operational needs.
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System network settings:
Review and manage saved log files and basic system information through the system network settings.
This ensures that your console runs smoothly and reliably, minimizing downtime.
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GPIO module settings:
Customize the routing for GPIO functions, including Studio remote control and On-Air light signaling, to meet your specific operational requirements.
AURON: metering:
Below you can see the metering display that will be on screen most of the time when you are working on the AURON.
It shows the outputs of Main Master, Sub output and on 4 smaller meters CRM / STUDIO / AUX / PFL(CUE)
A clock runs in the centre of this screen and there are also buttons for Silence detection, ON-AIR and VoIP indicators.
To enter the configuration display, you only need to touch the “ CONFIGURE AURON ” button on your touchscreen.
