Sound Devices Astral ARX32 v2.00 Firmware
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New
- Support for the Astral HH wireless handheld microphone
- Support for the Astral Opto digital audio expansion box
- Aux Output routing – the ability to change a receiver channel’s audio output routing directly from the Astral HH or Astral TX. Ideal for talkback, guitar tuning, etc.
- Increased number of Optocore, Dante, and MADI outputs to 64.
- Added flexible tone routing matrix and ability to set tone frequency.
- Added 64 channel audio output metering.
- Ability to unlock restricted frequencies via Frequency Authorizations. Appropriate licenses required.
- Initial pairing of transmitter-to-ARX32 wirelessly in addition to existing USB-C cable method.
- Ad-hoc Handoff of NexLinked transmitters between Astral Receivers. Ideal for large, multi-Astral Receiver shows.
- Added ability to preview the antenna routing before selection.
- New Receiver-to-Band Mapping matrix for fast assigning of receiver channels to bands.
- Added Transmitter RF On/Off NexLink® button.
- Assigning a transmitter to an already populated RX Channel in the TX List now offers both Add and Replace options.
- Screen borders now flash when any transmitter is low on battery.
- Web App updated to incorporate all new features.
- Miscellaneous system improvements and optimizations.
Changes
- Standardized Menus across transmitters, Astral ARX32/16, and Web App
- Changed Global TX Settings to ‘Notifications’ and consolidated all confirmation and warning popup options into this one menu.
- Improvements to AutoAssign algorithm.
- Removed redundant ‘RF Off’ position from the Frequency Selector. Use the RF On/Off toggle instead.
- Astral ARX32 automatically activates ‘Enable Sync to External’ when set to Leader in Dante Controller.
- Network DHCP/Static address setup now integrated into the Network Settings Edit popup such that all network settings are applied in a single step.
Fixes
- Audio blip in headphones when going in and out of a 1RX View (soloing) is now fixed.
- A receiver channel’s RSSI meters now always show RF signal strength regardless of whether demodulating a transmitter or not.