New Media Technology Omnia ONE Multicast manual Welcome to Omnia.ONE, January

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January, 2007

January, 2007

Welcome to Omnia.ONE!

I wish to offer my sincere gratitude on behalf of our company and welcome you to Omnia.ONE!

This manual was assembled by a dedicated team of specialists who were instrumental in the development of our newest product, Omnia.ONE. This is our next step in the never-ending quest to build the best signal processor in the world. Considerably more powerful than what its small package implies, Omnia.ONE possesses new hardware and algorithm capabilities that even exceed its predecessors. It is also the first audio processor to incorporate LiveWire connectivity, enabling linear audio over dedicated networks. It’s the hottest ‘interconnect’ technology in the professional audio industry today.

Broadcasters require a lot of flexibility in an audio processor because transmission systems exist in many different forms. The processor you choose must have the tools to meet those needs. Special firmware inside Omnia.ONE allows it to meet the challenges of FM, AM, HD Radio, DAB, DRM, Multicasting, Podcasting, Netcasting, Satcasting, and any other form of ‘casting’ you can think of. There’s plenty of power inside its little 1U frame, so don’t let the size fool you!

It was 1986, in the engineering shop at Z-100, (WHTZ-FM) New York City where our first product was born - The Vigilante FM Limiter. Twenty-one years later and with an incredibly talented team of designers behind it, we offer you the newest baby in our ever-growing family, Omnia.ONE!

Speaking of the team, I wish to offer a sincere and heart-felt thank you to: Rob Dye, Bill Mohat, Ed Zmuginsky, Mark Manolio, Ted Alexander, David Jablonski, Scott Stiefel, Sean Overberger, Betty Ferrell, Steve Kiffmeyer, Denny Sanders, Marty Sacks, Mike Dosch, Kirk Harnack, Mike Uhl, Jim “Clemenza” Armstrong, Marc Johnson, Ken Skok and a host of others (as you can see, it’s not just “Frank” anymore!). It’s a great team of people who always maintain one goal in their minds…keep raising the bar!

Steve Church, my partner in crime and founder of Telos, first introduced DSP technology to broadcasting in 1985. Our team of DSP gurus is the finest in the audio industry. Our own specialized DSP ingenuity has been tremendously beneficial to Omnia’s development.

You have in your possession an incredible audio processor. Also, you have the full support of our entire organization standing behind the product. If you have feedback, or even a new idea, we’re here to listen! Customers, like you, offer us valuable feedback. After all, it’s feedback like yours that helped us introduce the original Omnia.fm, and then take the industry by storm. Our quest today, just as it has been all along, is to continue to be the audio processing brand leader.

To borrow a phrase from my old stomping grounds, Z-100 in New York City, Omnia went from worst to first in the minds and ears of radio broadcasters. We are honored, equally humbled to say the least, and grateful to you, our customers, for helping us make that happen! Omnia processors have been installed by tens of thousands of broadcasters throughout the world, and I am overwhelmed when I look at the list of our end-users. So, it’s to you, our loyal customers and friends, that I say Thank You!

To Great Sounding Audio…the World over!

Frank Foti

President, Omnia Audio

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Contents Omnia 2101 Superior Avenue Cleveland, Ohio 44114 USA Installation and Operation Manual Version 0.9i / MarchOmnia ONE Multicast Audio Processor withOmniaONE Multicast - Use and Operation Manual - Version January Welcome to Omnia.ONEOmniaONE Multicast - Use and Operation Manual - Version Jog Wheel OmniaONE Quick-Start SetupHeadphone Jack Headphone Level ControlTable Of Contents Processing PresetAdministrative Chapter-4 Main Menu SelectionsAppendix A Performance Specifications Multicast Sensus→ Technology Audio Processingx3Overview Codec ProvisioningOmniaONE Multicast and HD→ Radio The Omnia Development Team So… what’s so smart about Sensus→?Important Note SincerelyS A F E T Y I N S T R U C T I O N S HAZARD / WARNING LABELS The Exclamation PointThe Lightning Flash With with the EU RoHS Directive Manual Update Notification About This Manual Chapter-1 InstallationPre-Installation Tasks AC Power EnvironmentOmniaONE utilizes an un-switched EMI-filtered IEC power-entry module Installation & ConnectionsA Note About Relative Phase Rear Panel ConnectionsAnalog Audio Inputs and Outputs Ethernet 10BaseT/100BaseT Remote and Livewire I/O Ethernet ConnectionRS-232 Modem Port RS-232 Modem Connection DB-9FPowering Up DB-9M GPI “Interface” ConnectorGeneral Purpose Interface GPI DB-9M Level Meters & Processing Bargraphs Chapter-2 Getting To Know Your OmniaONEThe OmniaONE User Interface Headphone Level ControlAudio I/O Level Display Processing Meter DisplayAudio I/O Level Display Using the Jog Wheel Main Menu Preset Processing Input/Output AdministrativeThe OmniaONE Main Menu offers five selections Proper Setting of Input Levels Chapter-3 Getting The Sound You Want A Word About Density, Clarity, and IntelligibilityQuality Versus Density Increasing Density/Loudness Equalization EQ Changes Adding More Detail-When Loudness Isn’t The Last WordThunder Bass 3. Increase the Release setting in the Low Frequency Limiter2. Increase the Drive to Low Frequency Limiter Preset Chapter-4 Main Menu SelectionsProcessing Delete Preset Save PresetPre-processing Rename PresetAdjust Processing ExitEnhancers Mid Drive Xover CrossoverLow Band AGC Low DriveLow Band Limiter Mid Band AGCPres Band AGC Presence Band AGC High Band AGCMixer Mid Band LimiterPresence Band Limiter High Band LimiterSen Level Sensus→ Level Sensus→Hi Band Sen Freq Sensus→ FrequencyIMPORTANT NOTE Final LimitInput/Output Input Mtr Select Meter SelectInvert Output Bypass Save IO ConfigRename IO Config AdministrativeLoad IO Config Delete IO ConfigContrast Network ConfigurationReboot AboutLock Front Panel OmniaONE Multicast - Use and Operation Manual - Version OmniaONE Multicast Appendix A Performance SpecificationsGPI Interface Configuration Four fully optoisolated inputs Shipping Weight 10 lbs. / 4.54 kg OmniaONE Multicast - Use and Operation Manual - Version Diagnostic and Error Messages Appendix B Troubleshooting/Service/WarrantyElectrical and mechanical safety note 3. Unit will not boot Narrowing down problemsVia Phone & Mail USA and non-European Countries Obtaining ServiceVia the World Wide Web Via E-MailWarranty OmniaONE Multicast - Use and Operation Manual - Version Trigger Scripts Appendix C Remote Control & Software Update ProcedureRemote Control Software Update Procedure7. Click the Status Page link Return to Configuration. Reboot Processor