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• Getting Started/Installation
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  • Unit will not turn on.
  • Clicking, popping or crackling noises in your audio:
  • Audio plays back at a faster or slower rate than expected.
  • No audio to analog outputs.
  • SynchroLock LED does not illuminate.
  • Output is too loud for my monitoring equipment.
  • The selected Sync Source is flashing, and the INT LED is illuminated.
  • The Sync Source LED is flashing alternately between INT and the selected Sync Source.
  • I’m only getting half as many channels of conversion as expected, and channels are not routed as I would expect.
  • The Aurora Remote Control Software will not open or opens but does not allow parameters to be changed.
  • The Aurora firmware updater fails, reporting "there in no connected Aurora".


The Aurora Remote Control Software will not open or opens but does not allow parameters to be changed.
If using an AES16:
  • Verify that you are using Aurora firmware revison 10 or above.
  • Verify that either the Lynx CBL-AES1605 or a compatible cable set is used. Make sure that all cable connections are secured.
  • Verify that you can successfully pass audio from the AES16 to the Aurora.
  • Verify that you are using a hardware Rev B AES16 (Check Lynx Mixer: Mixer > About Lynx Mixer).
  • Verify that you are using AES16 Firmware Rev 22 or above (Check Lynx Mixer: Mixer > About Lynx Mixer).
  • Verify that you are using Version 2 driver Build 13f or above, or Version 1 driver Build 57c or above. (Check Lynx Mixer: Mixer > About Lynx Mixer).
  • If using multiple AES16 cards, make sure the one connected to the Aurora that you are attempting to control is identified in the Lynx Mixer as Card #1. If not, switch the PCI slot order of the cards until this card is identified as #1, or connect the Aurora to the AES16 that is identified as card #1.
If using MIDI:
  • Verify that you are using Aurora firmware revision 13 or above.
  • Verify that the MIDI Out from the PC is connected to the MIDI In on the Aurora and vice versa.
  • Verify that the MIDI interface is fully operational (i.e. can you record notes into a sequencer with a keyboard connected to the MIDI inputs?).
  • Verify that you are using Version 13 or above of the Aurora Remote Control Software.
If using Infrared:
  • Verify that you are using Aurora firmware revision 13 or above.
  • Verify that the Infrared transceiver is properly installed and configured.
  • Verify that the transceiver is within one meter of the Aurora IR Port.
  • Verify that the transceiver is identifying an IR8250P device within range before launching the Remote Control Software (usually from the Wireless Link icon in the system tray).
  • Verify that you are using Version 13 or above of the Aurora Remote Control Software.

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