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Simplified cabling diagram: ![](img/voc-case2_0-cabling.png) Simplified cabling diagram: ![](img/voc-case2_0-cabling.png)
## FOH Module
![](img/voc-case2_0-foh-back.jpeg)
See the netbox for detailed port configuration:
- [Case 1](https://netbox.c3voc.de/dcim/devices/19/interfaces/)
- [Case 2](https://netbox.c3voc.de/dcim/devices/25/interfaces/)
- [Case 3](https://netbox.c3voc.de/dcim/devices/26/interfaces/)
- [Case 4](https://netbox.c3voc.de/dcim/devices/27/interfaces/)
- [Case 5](https://netbox.c3voc.de/dcim/devices/28/interfaces/)
- [Case 6](https://netbox.c3voc.de/dcim/devices/29/interfaces/)
## Lectern Module
<!-- TODO: Lectern Front -->
See the netbox for detailed port configuration:
- [Case 1](https://netbox.c3voc.de/dcim/devices/30/interfaces/)
- [Case 2](https://netbox.c3voc.de/dcim/devices/31/interfaces/)
- [Case 3](https://netbox.c3voc.de/dcim/devices/32/interfaces/)
- [Case 4](https://netbox.c3voc.de/dcim/devices/33/interfaces/)
- [Case 5](https://netbox.c3voc.de/dcim/devices/34/interfaces/)
- [Case 6](https://netbox.c3voc.de/dcim/devices/35/interfaces/)

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@ -15,15 +15,14 @@ Compartments (from left to right):
- **XLR Cables**: Multiple XLR cables and Headphones (in a bag) - **XLR Cables**: Multiple XLR cables and Headphones (in a bag)
- **Video Cables**: Multiple SDI and HDMI cables - **Video Cables**: Multiple SDI and HDMI cables
![Case x.1 without tripod](img/voc-case2_0-case_a-pre.jpeg) ![](img/voc-case2_0-case_b-comp.jpeg) <!-- TODO: get a better image -->
(Case shown without tripod to show location of the sorting box)
### Fitting the Tripod ### Fitting the Tripod
!!! info "" !!! info ""
Put all dampers (pan, tilt, counterweight) on zero and loosen the breaks before storing the tripod in the bag. Put all dampers (pan, tilt, counterweight) on zero and loosen the breaks before storing the tripod in the bag.
This way, everything can move to fit snugly. This way, everything can move to fit snugly.
![](img/voc-case2_0-case_a-tripod.jpg){ align="right", width="250" } ![](img/voc-case2_0-tripod-comp.jpg){ align="right", width="250" }
The carrying bag of the new Sachter Ace M Mk II tripods got bigger than the old generation which means that the space in the case is quite tight. The carrying bag of the new Sachter Ace M Mk II tripods got bigger than the old generation which means that the space in the case is quite tight.
To make everything fit, place the tripod with the head to the right and carrying handle to the back (so it gets past the wooden compartment board). To make everything fit, place the tripod with the head to the right and carrying handle to the back (so it gets past the wooden compartment board).
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Please also take care of the remote control and place it on top and away from the front edge of the case so that it can't be jammed when closing the lid. Please also take care of the remote control and place it on top and away from the front edge of the case so that it can't be jammed when closing the lid.
There should be enough space between the legs of the tripod. There should be enough space between the legs of the tripod.
![](img/voc-case2_0-case_a-all.jpeg)
### Fitting the Power Cables ### Fitting the Power Cables
It's recommended to put the rubber cable mats in the compartment first, then the long cables and the power strips on top. It's recommended to put the rubber cable mats in the compartment first, then the long cables and the power strips on top.
## Case x.2 ## Case x.2
!!! info ""
Place all modules with the bottom to the left.
This way everything is "upright" when the case is loaded on the pallet.
Compartments (from left to right): Compartments (from left to right):
- **FOH module** (bottom side to the left) - **FOH module** (bottom side to the left)
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- **Lectern module** (bottom side to the left) - **Lectern module** (bottom side to the left)
- **Encoder module** (bottom side to the left) - **Encoder module** (bottom side to the left)
![](img/voc-case2_0-case_b.jpeg) <!-- TODO: get a picture showing the modules inside the case -->
(Note that all modules have their feet on the left side to up upright when tipped!)
!!! info ""
Place all modules with the bottom to the left.
This way everything is "upright" when the case is loaded on the pallet.

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See: <https://github.com/voc/checklists/blob/main/source/talk.pdf> See: <https://github.com/voc/checklists/blob/main/source/talk.pdf>
## Additional Tools/ Helpers
### Loudness Monitoring
Each stream should have loudness monitoring at `rtmp://ingest2.c3voc.de/relay/sX_loudness`.
Be aware of the delay since this is rendered from the stream!
### vplay
To debug voctomix sources and output, be free to use https://github.com/voc/vplay.
Only use when connected via ethernet to the VOC network.
**Do not use via VPN or WLAN!**

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title: Camera Angel title: Camera Angel
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TODO: Checklist is work in progress TODO

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title: Video Mixer Angel title: Video Mixer Angel
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TODO: Checklist is work in progress TODO

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## I want to be a Camera/ Video Mixer Operator ## I want to be a Camera/ Video Mixer Operator
Come to the introduction meeting which will be announced in the Engelsystem of the event. TODO: Come to the introduction meeting which will be announced in the Engelsystem of the event.
## I Want to Help With Buildup ## I Want to Help With Buildup
TODO (Just come to an event and talk to us) TODO: Just come to an event and talk to us.

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@ -5,31 +5,10 @@ Welcome to the [c3voc](https://c3voc.de) lecture hall operations handbook.
This site is intended for our volunteers (angels) during daily operations, as well as people building up our lecture hall setup. This site is intended for our volunteers (angels) during daily operations, as well as people building up our lecture hall setup.
## For A/V Angels ## For A/V Angels
A/V angels are volunteers who operate our cameras (aka Camera Angels) as well as the video mixer and sometimes also the audio mixer (aka Video Mixer Angels). TODO: We have checklists with the most important items from the [angel introduction](https://github.com/voc/angel-introduction) lecture.
On some events both roles are managed in one angel type, on bigger events we split it up into camera operators and video mixers.
Most training material should be in the [angel introduction](https://github.com/voc/angel-introduction) lecture, but you can find condensed information on these pages:
- [Camera Checklists](checklists/camera.md)
- [Mixer Checklists](checklists/mixer.md)
## For A/V Technicians ## For A/V Technicians
A/V technicians are responsible to keep the talk-to-talk operation of the lecture hall running. TODO: Checklists
They provide microphones to the speakers, help them hook up their devices and are the first level of support for A/V angels.
Therefore, A/V technicians should know how to do operate the camera(s), video and audio mixer.
Some checklists for daily operation and debugging can be found on these pages: ## For Buildup
TODO: Hall setup
- [Daily Stage Bootup](checklists/avtech-daily.md)
- [Talk Checklist](checklists/avtech-talk.md)
- [Debugging Tips and Tricks](case2.0/tips-and-tricks.md)
## For Buildup and Teardown
The buildup of a hall should only be done by experienced people -- even though the setup got quite a lot easier to assemble with the new "Case 2.0" concept.
So if you want to help, please ask some A/V technician or VOC crew member for contact information and show up for buildup.
Especially on smaller event (aka not the Chaos Communication Congress) we usually have enough time to show you how it's done.
Please adhere to the [standard setup](case2.0/buildup.md) unless told otherwise by the person responsible for the hall.
This procedure helps to reduce errors and outages because of false assumptions.
To make sure that all equipment survives the transport, please take a look at the [packing guide](case2.0/packing.md)!

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