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The Behringer XR-18 is used in labs that have several sound sources and sinks. A sound source can be
[[File:XR18-large.jpg|frame|Behringer X-Air XR18]]
The Behringer X-Air XR18 is used in labs that have several sound sources and sinks.
=== Software ===
[[File:Screenshot from 2017-03-07 09-53-44.png|frame|Beer, control interface for the Behringer]]
You can either use the 'X-AIR-Edit' software that gives full control of the Behringer or the simplified 'Beer' software.
Beer shows the sources (microphone 1, microphone 2, PC output) where the sound comes from on the bottom and the sinks
(phones 1, PC input, phones 2, speakers, monitor) where the sound goes to on the right. The grid in between shows what is connected to what.
In the example on the right, sound goes from the first microphone to the first set of headphones. The experiment leader can use
his own set of headphones to listen in on what the participant is hearing (monitor: phones 1).
=== Connection ===
=== Connection ===
There are a lot of ways the Behringer XR-18 can be connected. We prefer the first one.
There are a lot of ways the Behringer XR
18 can be connected. We prefer the first one.
==== connection with hub, DHCP Server ====
==== connection with hub, DHCP Server ====
Here described is a connection with the Kensington UH3000-e hub.
Here described is a connection with the Kensington UH3000-e hub.