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Presets can be managed by clicking on the Preset icons: Parameter Function File Icon Open the Load Preset dialog Floppy Disc Icon Open the Save Preset dialog Three Dots Icon Open more dialogs (Preset Operations), mainly used to open the Delete Preset...

The AoIP section under Interfaces provides the configuration and status information for Audio over IP operation. Expand AoIP in the Interfaces menu and select Setup. Note - Some AoIP parameters are only visible when Show Expert Settings is enabled. Enable this...

The New Stream Defaults page defines the initial settings used when new AoIP receiver or sender streams are created. Changing these settings affects newly created streams only. Existing receivers and senders are not modified. Select the protocol under Protocol...

Receivers The Receivers (RX) section under AoIP contains the receive streams configured on the flexAI system. Use ADD to create a new receiver. Existing receivers are listed below Receivers (RX) and can be selected individually for configuration. Use DEL to re...

Senders The Senders (TX) section under AoIP contains the transmit streams configured on the flexAI system. Use ADD to create a new sender. Existing senders are listed below Senders (TX) and can be selected individually for configuration. Use DEL to remove sele...

MADI / tieLight The tieLight / MADI section configures the SFP-based multichannel audio interfaces available on compatible flexAI systems. The two SFP interfaces can be operated independently, as a redundant pair, or individually assigned to MADI and tieLight....

The AES3 page provides configuration and status information for the system's AES3 inputs and outputs. AES3, also commonly referred to as AES/EBU, is a professional digital audio interface standard for transmitting two channels of audio together with related ch...

The Analog page provides status information and I/O configuration for the system's analog audio interfaces. The available number of analog inputs and outputs depends on the selected I/O mode. Maximum Analog Input Level The Max Analog Input Level State shows th...

The Headphones page provides level control for the system's headphone output. Headphone Level Parameter Values Default Description Gain -80 dBFS to -18 dBFS; up to 0 dBFS with High Gain enabled - Sets the headphone output level. With High Gain disabled, the av...

The Sync page defines the synchronization sources and clock settings used by the flexAI system. It also shows the currently active synchronization source and the status of the available sync inputs. The exact synchronization sources available on this page depe...

The Presets page under Workflow provides an overview of the presets stored on the flexAI system and allows them to be imported, exported, and deleted. The preset list shows the Name, optional Description, Type, and Sub-Type of each preset. This makes it easier...

System Setup: Parameter Values Default Description Hostname Text Device name Sets the network hostname for device identification (click Edit) System Location Text - Defines the physical location of the device for administrative purposes System Contact Text - S...

This section describes the network-related settings available in the flexAI web interface. The examples in this section use **LAN 1 CTRL**, as labeled on the AIXpressor. The same configuration options are available for the other network interfaces, depending o...

If your flexAI system is connected to an open or untrusted network, we recommend using encrypted communication. Starting with flexAI version 2023-12r1, secure client-server communication via HTTPS is supported. HTTPS uses TLS to encrypt the communication betwe...

Select Update from the System menu to manage software updates and installed applications. By default, the Update page provides a simplified workflow for updating the flexAI system. For installations that require more detailed package management, an Advanced Vi...

flexAI provides a comprehensive logging system based on information available from the underlying Linux operating system. Log data may include messages from the Linux kernel, system services, I/O operations, and user applications. This information is stored lo...