Aviom Pro64 Network Manager User Manual

PRO64® Network Manager™PRO64® Network Manager™Ve r s i o n 3.0.3User Guide   

1 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eWe l c o m e Version 3 of Aviom Pro64® Network Manager™ is a software application de

91 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eSerial InterfaceThe Serial Interface field determines how the 6416Y2 card communicates with the

92 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eASI A-Net Systems Interface The ASI device window displays the available Pro16® A‑Net outputs a

93 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eMH10/MH10f Merger HubsThe MH10 (and MH10f) device window shows the device’s ten A‑Net ports; an

94 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d e6416dio Digital I/O ModuleThe 6416dio Device Overview provides radio buttons for choosing a clo

95 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eRCI Remote Control InterfaceThe RCI device window includes a selector for choosing an A‑Net Slo

96 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d ema t r i x as s i g N m e N t s When an input device is set to Matrixed (the default for an A

97 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eClearing Matrix AssignmentsTo clear one input assignment, set the routing to None, a double das

98 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d ede v i c e Wi N d o W vi e W s In addition to the Device Overview features described above

99 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eText entered in this field is stored in the Pro64 device itself and is available throughout the

100 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eStereo links are set on channels 3–4 and 11–12. Mic Preamp Channel SettingsIn addition to the

2 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eFi r m W a r e No t i c eVersion 3.0 (and above) of the Pro64 Network Manager applicat

101 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eThe 24dB Pad and +48V Phantom Power will require confirmation via a dialog box i

102 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eThe Outputs from Network view for a 6416o The sl o t field shows the network Slot currently a

103 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eSetting an Output Matrix Assignment For all non‑AllFrame devices the first step in assigning a

104 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eSelect an output source from the menu to assign it. Direct Text EntryAnother way to assign a

105 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eMatrix Assignments on the ASIThe ASI A‑Net Systems Interface allows Pro16 output devic

106 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eASI OutputsIn Pro64 Network Manager the ASI defaults to having its four Pro16 outp

107 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eThe default state for the ASI has all Zones set to sequential blocks of 16 channels each. To r

108 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eASI Matrix Views The Outputs From Network view for the ASI shows two of the available Zones at

109 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eClearing Output Matrix Assignments Output assignments can be cleared for any output‑capable de

110 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d e6416Y2 Card and ASI OutputsIn its Device Window, the individual outputs from a 6416Y2 A‑Net c

3 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eov e r v i e WThe following is an overview of the steps required to start managing and controlli

111 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eThe Inputs and Outputs View The bidirectional AllFrame, 6416Y2 A‑Net Interface Card and 6416di

112 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d ede v i c e Pr e s e t sDevice Presets provide a simple way to save and recall settings for an

113 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eThe Device Presets ViewTo display the Device Presets interface choose De v I c e pr e s e t s

114 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eUpdating a Device Preset Once a Device Preset has been saved you can change its settings, r

115 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d ede v i c e Wi N d o W me N U s Each Device Window has a set of menus along its top edge. Th

116 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eView MenuUse the View menu to select a view for the currently selected Device Window. Not all

117 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eChannel Settings Menu – Input Devices The Channel Settings menu is available for I/O modules o

118 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eChannel Settings Menu – Output Devices Output Module Settings (AllFrame, 6416dio, and 6416o)A

119 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eaU d i o sl o t ma N a g e r The Audio Slot Manager allows the user to view the I/O routing

120 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eSlot Assignments View The Slot Assignments view shows the 64 network Slots as scrolling list.

4 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eWhat’s New in Version 3.0 If your system is already running Version 2 of Pro64 Network Manager,

121 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eSlots and I/O Routing View The default view for the Audio Slot Manager window shows both the S

122 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d esc e N e ma N a g e r Within a project, Pro64 Network Manager can also save and recall compl

123 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eThe Scene Manager Window Components of the Scene Manager window are described below.  v w x y

124 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eScene Manager FeaturesThe Scene Manager window consists of the Number, Lock, Scene N

125 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eSaving a SceneScenes are saved to disk within the Project Scenes folder found inside the proje

126 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eYou can also use the Edit menu’s cu t , co p Y , and/or pA s t e commands during renaming. Us

127 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eLock a Scene by right-clicking in Scene row. To lock a Scene, click a Scene row to hi

128 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eUse the commands in the Scene menu to delete Scenes from a project. To clear all the Scenes in

129 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eValid scenes are marked in green, invalid ones in red. Scenes in an online network that start

130 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eScene Manager Menus The Scene Manager menu commands are described below; they are also availab

5 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eConventions Used in this DocumentThis document supports Version 3 (and above) of the Aviom Pro64

131 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eScene MenuThe Scene menu contains the commands used to manage a project’s Scenes. Save Scene

132 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d evi r t U a l da t a ca b l e mo N i t o r A Pro64 Network Manager project saves the confi

133 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eVDC Slots The top row of the Virtual Data Cable Monitor window contains the 14 columns for th

134 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eVDC SourceThe VDC Source row indicates the Pro64 device in the network where the active VDC in

135 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eev e N t lo g Wi N d o W Pro64 Network Manager creates a log of application‑ and project‑re

136 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d etr o U b l e s h o o t i N g The following section provides troubleshooting tips for the Pro6

137 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eProblem Possible Solutions Pro64 Network Manager cannot communicate with the networkCheck the

138 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eaP P e N d i xRS-232 Cables and Pinout Using an RS‑232 device with a Pro64 device req

139 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eWiring a DB9 Crossover CableThe following table can be used to create a null modem (crossover)

140 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eIndexSymbols24dB Pad 101+28dBu 8148kHz 60+48V 100, 101, 112, 11749‑64 6796kHz6416Y2 card

6 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eiN s t a l l i N g Pr o 64 Ne t W o r k ma N a g e rIt is recommended that you quit all

141 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eZone 108ASI A‑Net Systems Interface 56, 92, 110ASI Matrix View 108ASI Outputs 110Assigning

142 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eSlot activation 114Connecting For the First Time 28Connect to Network 43contact closure 4,

143 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eFF6 Modular I/O Frame 2, 21, 24, 72Fab Four 104Failed Devices 31File MenuDevice Window 115

144 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eFront Panel 55Log 14, 19, 135Log file 50Low Cut 100, 112, 117LS9 console 91MM7CL‑ES 91Ma

145 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eAllFrame 81Output Level Settings 82Clearing 82Output Matrix Assignment 103Clear 109Output

146 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eSample Rate 13, 46, 47, 60, 67, 92, 95, 103, 122sample rate converterAllFrame C4dio 4Sample

147 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d etime remainingFirmware Update 32time to update 29Tools menu 4Tools Menu 20, 116Workspace

148 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eSOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENTThis software license agreement (this “Agreement”) is made by and be

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7 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eStart the Installation ProcessBefore installing the software, disconnect the Pro64 networ

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8 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eSoftware License AgreementWhen the Software License Agreement page appears, read the ag

9 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eChoose the Installation LocationSelect the hard drive and folder location on your computer where

10 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eWhen the install has finished installing the application components, the following screen will

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11 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eQuitting the Installer At any time before the installation of Pro64 Network Manager is

12 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eWhat Gets InstalledPro64 Network Manager is installed by default into the following folder: C:

13 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eNetwork Overview Lists all Pro64 devices and their propertiesvScene Window Save and recall up

14 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d ePr o 64 Ne t W o r k ma N a g e r Wi N d o W sThe Pro64 Network Manager application consists

15 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eNetwork OverviewThe Network Overview shows a list of all Pro64 devices in the current ne

16 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eDevice WindowsA Device Window displays specific information for each type of Pro64 device (6416

17 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eScene Manager Window A Scene saves the configuration of everything in the Pro64 network—ch

18 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eAudio Slot Manager Window The Audio Slot Manager allow the user to view the I/O routings for a

19 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eVirtual Data Cable Monitor Window The Virtual Data Cable™ (VDC) Monitor window is used for vie

20 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eFirmware Update WindowThe Firmware Update utility is accessed from the Tools menu in the main w

i ii Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eTable of ContentsNotice of Rights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

21 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eFi r m W a r e UP d a t e s Firmware is the embedded software that resides in each Pro64 dev

22 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eUSB-to-RS-232 AdaptersThe following USB‑to‑RS‑232 Adapters have been tested by Aviom a

23 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d e* If you are using the 6416Y2 A‑Net Interface Card as the Control Master device, you can

24 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eCommunication Setup For AllFrame I/O DevicesAllFrame Modular I/O System devices such as the F6

25 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eCommunication Setup for the 6416Y2 Card This section details the card settings required for upd

26 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eCircuit Board DIP Switches on the 6416Y2 Before installing the 6416Y2 card in the Yamaha device

27 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eAfter Updating 6416Y2 FirmwareOnce new firmware is installed, DIP switch #9, found in DIP Switc

28 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eConnecting to the Network for the First Time Double‑click the Pro64 Network Manager icon on the

29 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eWhen connecting to a Pro64 network running firmware versions older than v5.xx to P

30 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eFirmware Update Utility WindowThe components of the Firmware Update window are described below.

i v Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eFirmware Updates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

31 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eProgress BarsDuring the firmware update process, progress bars and an info window will be displ

32 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eClosing the Firmware Update WindowAttempting to close the Firmware Update window while an up

33 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eFirmware Update Window MenusWhen the Firmware Update window is open the following menu commands

34 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eCommands in the Update Options menu The default location for firmware update files is: C:\

35 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eMaintaining a Pro64 Network Once a Pro64 network is updated to the current version of the firmw

36 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eAdding Devices to a Network While OnlineAdding one or more devices running outdated firmware to

37 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eoN l i N e v s . oF F l i N e Pro64 Network Manager provides two ways of working with

38 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eth e Pr o j e c t Pro64 Network Manager saves all information about the configuration of a ne

39 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d evCreate a project in any folder (1); name the project (2) The newly saved project will includ

40 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eAs you work with a project the application will create new Scene and Device Preset files as nee

v Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eWorkspace Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

41 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eThe Scene Manager windowYou can choose to work using any combination of the project fi

42 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eTransitioning From Online to OfflineWhen connected online to a Pro64 network, you can

43 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eIn this case the project must first be tested to check that it is compatible with the Pro64 net

44 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eTwo choices are available. Click up l o A D to gather the settings from the Pro64 hardware dev

45 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eWhen the Project Has ChangedWhen wo r k oN l I N e ... is selected from the Network menu whil

46 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eWo r k s P a c e Fe a t U r e s The workspace holds all other Pro64 Network Manager w

47 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eClock ErrorsIf a clock error occurs while synced to an external clock source, the clock type fi

48 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eWorkspace Window Commands Right‑click the title bar of the workspace to open the stan

49 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eWorkspace Menu Commands The menu commands found in the main workspace are described below. Work

50 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eTools Menu Use the Tools menu commands to access the Firmware Update utility and preferences. U

v i Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eDevice Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

51 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eItems in the Windows menu Help Menu Application support is found in the Help menu. Pro64 Networ

52 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eNe t W o r k ov e r v i e W Fe a t U r e s The Network Overview contains the following infor

53 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eth e Ne t W o r k ov e r v i e W iN t e r F a c e Pro64 devices in the Network Overview

54 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eThe Status column also holds special icons used for the front panel lock feature (see page 55)

55 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eWhen the LED Device Identify function is on, a white icon appears in the Status column of the N

56 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eThe following Pro64 devices have no Edit Lock control on their front panel interfa

57 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eIn the Numeric ID dialog box enter a number from 1‑999 and then click the ok button to close th

58 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eThe Network Overview’s local Status Bar will read FI l t e r oN when any data type in the Netw

59 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eSort by Location by clicking its column heading. To add location text for a device, click in th

60 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eInput/Output Slot Range DisplaysIn the Network Overview, a pair of Slot Range columns show the

v i i Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eASI A-Net Systems Interface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

61 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eNetwork Overview MenusThis section describes the menus and commands available in the Network Ov

62 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eEdit MenuThe Edit menu in the Network Overview offers the following commands that can be used w

63 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d ede v i c e Wi N d o W Fe a t U r e sA Device Window contains the unique settings for each typ

64 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eWindow Views The following views are available for the Device Windows:• Device Overview – the

65 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eStatus Bar Each Device Window contains a read‑only status bar along its bottom edge. A copy of

66 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eAllFrame I/O Grids AllFrame devices have slightly different I/O grid displays because their I/O

67 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eSlot Range Within the Input/Output grid is a Slot range drop down menu (not available on AllFra

68 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eActivating Channels To assign a channel on a Pro64 input device to a network Slot, click the c

69 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eAllFrame devices are always assigned to the matrix and have no default channel routing. Before

70 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eDeactivating SlotsTo deactivate an active Slot on an input device, click the green channel LED;

v i ii Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eSlots and I/O Routing View . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

71 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eControl Groups For remote‑controllable devices capable of belonging to a Control Group (6416m,

72 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d ede v i c e -sP e c i F i c Fe a t U r e s In addition to the common features described

73 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eCards are identified by letter, A through F, corresponding to the location in the F6 where the

74 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eAllFrame C4dio Card Support When a C4dio Digital I/O Card is installed in an AllFrame, the AllF

75 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eClock change conrmation dialog box When an external clock source is being used, the Device Ov

76 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eSample rate converters on a C4dio card installed in slot F of an AllFrame

77 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eAllFrame Standby OptionsAllFrame devices in a network can be placed into standby and

78 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eStandby From the Device WindowTo put the AllFrame in Standby from the Device Window while onli

79 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eStandby From a Contact ClosureStandby Mode can also be activated by wiring a contact closure sw

80 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eHardware and Software Standby TogetherBoth types of Standby can be used simultaneously if the A

i x Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eAppendix. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

81 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eAllFrame C4o Output Levels The analog audio outputs on an AllFrame device with one or more C4o

82 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eClearing AllFrame Output Level Settings The Channel Settings menu contains two commands that ca

83 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d e6416Y2 A-Net Interface CardThe 6416Y2 can be set up to follow the configuration of its onboard

84 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d e6416Y2 Status Icon In the Network Overview window the 6416Y2 card’s Status column displays a bl

85 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eThe m-control icon appears for any 6416Y2 card that has DIP switch #10 activated. Install the 6

86 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eMY8 and MY16 ModesIt is important to note that the choice to use the Yamaha MY8 or MY16 mode (8

87 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d e6416Y2 Output Slots Active Pro64 network Slots coming into a Yamaha device via a 6416

88 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d e6416Y2 Card Stereo Links Pro64 Network Manager adds simplified programming for input modules c

89 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eCard Configuration Dialog Box The Tools menu for the 6416Y2 Card’s Device Window contains a sho

90 Pr o 64 Ne t w o r k Ma N a g e r Us e r gU i d eCard ModeThe 6416Y2 card mode can be set to either MY16 or MY8. Yamaha’s MY16 offers 16 channel