Aphex Systems 1788a Status LED’s, Comm LED’s, Clip/Limit LED’s, Changing the Holdover Time

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present Bank. It may also be necessary to do a wake-up upon any power-up of the 1788A- R.

During wake-up, the Comm indicators will show activity with units that respond to handshaking. After handshake and during test, Status LED’s will temporarily appear yellow for all units present and responding. All units that are properly communicating will develop green Status LED’s. Selections with no corresponding units present will display blank (dark) Status LED’s.

The wake-up cycle time is about 1 to 8 seconds depending on how many units are on line. It can be initiated at any time without disrupting the network or causing the preamp units to malfunction.

3.2.3 Status LED’s

This row of tri-color led’s (red, yellow, green) indicates the status of the R/C link to 1788A’s

Table 3-1. Status LED’s

Color

 

Action

 

 

 

 

 

Wake-up

 

Preset Load

 

 

 

 

Green

OK

 

Loaded, OK

 

 

 

 

Yellow

Transacting

 

Mismatch*

Red

Unit Found But

 

Unit Missing

 

Improper Response

 

Dark

No Unit Found

 

No Unit Present

 

 

 

No Unit Expected

 

 

 

 

*Explained under 3.2.8

under varying conditions as shown in the following table.

3.2.4 Comm LED’s

These single-color red LED’s show when commands are being sent to each of the sixteen units. They do not show unit responses.

3.2.5 Clip/Limit LED’s

These single-color red LED’s flash whenever any one or more of the 1788A’s clip or limiter lights flash. The light is held for a long enough time to hopefully gather the attention of the operator. The holdover time can be adjusted by a hidden (secondary) function of the 1788A-R.

Changing the Holdover Time

To change the holdover time, press Both

Table 3-2. Clip/Limit LED Holdover Codes

Tone Buttons and the Ch 6 button then

 

 

Code

Function

release. This will attach the Adjust dial to

CL01

Hold 1 Second*

the holdover setup. The preset display

CL02

Hold 2 Seconds*

window will now show CLXX, where

CL03

Hold 4 Seconds*

XX will be from 01 to 05. These codes

CL04

Hold 8 Seconds*

CL05

Hold until cleared by pressing

represent various Clip/Limit holdover

 

any Unit Select button.

options according to the following table.

 

*If occurs on unselected unit, light holds until selected.

You can change this number by rotating

 

 

the Adjust dial. To escape from this control, press CH 6 again.

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Contents Manual Contents R/C Interfaces R/C Interface ConnectorsC Overview Control Language Midi SysExEthernet LAN Indirect Midi ControlConcept of Banks & Constellations Hardware R/C Computer R/CWide System View Preset ManagementAbout Presets Massive Grouping & ControlConstellation and Bank Capture/Recall Software PresetsManagement Extents Hardware RecallWRAP-UP Direct Midi Control Using MidiProcedure for Setting The Numbers Determining Channel & Device Numbers Channel & DeviceSetting Up The Controller Understanding Ch, Dev and Net OffsetsConnections Controlling Multiple 1788A’sLearning a Preset Broad Commands & PresetsLimitation Indirect Midi Control Indirect Midi Control ExamplesHardware Hook-up Control Assertion4 1788A-R’s Odd Midi I.D Preset Recall StrategyExpanding the SysEx String Daisy-Chained 1788A-R’sSynchronizing Procedure Multiple Midi ControllersReference Data Parametric Codes & ValuesUseful Conversion Tables General Hexadecimal Conversion Table SysEx F0 00 00 38 01 00 00 05 04 01 F7 Example Midi Control Examples SysEx F0 00 00 38 00 00 00 00 01 2D F7 Example SysEx F0 00 00 38 01 00 01 00 01 2D F7 ExampleIt’s easier to it see this way SummaryPurpose 1788A-R Hadrware RemoteFront Panel Controls Clip/Limit LED’s Status LED’sComm LED’s Changing the Holdover TimePutting Up a Test Tone Test Tone ButtonsSecondary Functions Taking Control Preset Manager PanelControl/Display Panel SnapshotsHow to Take a Live Snapshot Mismatch ErrorsEdit Mode EditingEditing Tools How to EditEscaping From Edits Bank Selector Power Unit1 I/O Located Here Midi JacksInstallation Assigning a Bank More about Using the 1788A-RSetting Up The Midi Channel Initial SyncCoexisting with a Software R/C Multiple Select Group BehaviorStandard Parts Hubs & SwitchesBuilding a Proper Network Networking SpeedSuitable Hardware Typical Network Diagrams Router as BaseRouter As Dhcp Server Only