For the non visual configuration you can go to the Aircast Control panel.

On this front and backplane you see the four USB inputs channels of the Airlite in Orange. The output Master in Red.
The Sub bus in Green.
The Aux send in Blue.
As a fourth input the Airence sends the Program Non Stop to the USB.

Here you see the Windows Sound settings with the corresponding inputs highlighted with colors to easily recognize them.

Here you see the Windows Sound settings with the corresponding outnputs highlighted with colors to easily recognize them.

• Player 1 plays to Channel 1 and it’s PFL goes to Channel 4
  
• Player 2 plays to Channel 2 and it’s PFL goes to Channel 4
  
• Player 3 plays to Channel 3 and it’s PFL goes to Channel 4
  
• The standard playout goes to Channel 1, the standard PFL goes to Channel 4, the standard recording device is Program (Non Stop)
  

• All the Cartwall players playout to channel 4

• To listen to the encoder you can select Channel 4
  
• it’s line in signal comes from the Prog (Non Stop).
  
• as an Aux signal it receives the Aux.
  
• The PFL player comes out of Channel 4.
  

• For the Voicetrack recorder we tell Aircast that Player A is Channel 1.
  
• Player B is Channel 2.
  
• Cartwall is Channel 4 as well as the Mic Monitor.
  
• The Microphone input is the Sub / Voice track bus.

• To record the Aircheck you can use different inputs.
  
• in this case we selected Prog (Non Stop) but this can also be the on air input at an Airlite.
  
• The Live Feed uses the Prog (Non stop) input.