Euphonix 5B 4.2.2 Device Inputs and Outputs, 4.2.3 Cabling

System 5-B Digital Audio Mixing System Operation Manual eMix Application

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Figure 4-9 shows the lower part of the Console I/O window. The Selected: area shows

the sources and destinations for the A Input and B Input cells selected above. The

numbered tabs (1–48 etc.) display additional pages of patchpoints. The four buttons on

the right of Figure 4-9 perform the following functions:

•Patch: Makes a connection between selected patchpoints

•Unpatch: Breaks the connection between selected patchpoints

•Clear: Deselects selected patchpoints

•View Log: Shows a log of failed patches

Figure 4-9 Bottom of Console I/O window

4.2.2 Device Inputs and Outputs

There are up to 12 MADI device input/output ports on the console, each carrying up to

56 channels (44.1/48 kHz) or 28 channels (96 kHz).

NOTE: To clarify the use of the terms Inputs and Outputs in PatchNet, Device per-

tains to equipment other than the System 5-B console. Therefore, Device In-

puts refers to inputs to an external device, not the console.

4.2.3 Cabling

This category handles MADI cable connections for the ML530 Mic/Line Interfaces.

Mic/Line Interface Patching

For mic inputs and analog inputs not at +4 dB, the Euphonix ML530 provides 24

preamps each with gain, phantom power, high-pass filter, and hiZ/loZ switching. The

analog outputs are connected to an AM713 Analog to MADI converter which then con-

nects to one of the MADI inputs on the SH612 Studio Hub.

Contents

Main Page IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Page Table of Contents List of Figures List of Tables Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: New Features in Version 2.8.1 Chapter 3: Quickstart to Common Task Chapter 4: eMix Application Chapter 5: CM401 Master Section Chapter 6: CM402 Center Section Chapter 7: Busses and Bus Masters Chapter 8: Channels and Strips Chapter 9: Control Groups and Multi Format Masters.............................. 123 Chapter 10: Layouts and Snapshots Chapter 11: GPI/O Event System Page List of Figures Page Page Page Page Page Chapter 1: Introduction 1.1 How to Use This Manual Page 1.2 Overview of the System Components 1.2.1 DF64 Digital Audio Frame 1.2.2 Analog and Digital I/O Page 1.2.3 Control Surface 1.3 Additional Hardware Components 1.4 System 5-B Startup Sequence Chapter 2: New Features in Version 2.8.1 Page Chapter 3: Quickstart to Common Task 3.1 Connect and Play a CD Page Page 3.2 Connect and Monitor a Microphone Page Page Chapter 4: eMix Application 4.1 Directory 4.1.1 Projects Page 4.1.2 Titles Page 4.1.3 Operations on Current Title 4.1.4 Title Defaults Page Page 4.2 PatchNet 4.2.1 Console I/O 4.2.2 Device Inputs and Outputs 4.2.3 Cabling 4.2.4 Patching Examples Page Page Page 4.2.5 Main Bus Send/Return 4.2.6 Monitor Patching 4.2.7 Solo Bus and Utility Patching 4.2.8 Talkback Signal Patching 4.3 Busses 4.3.1 Law Palette Page 4.6 Folddown 4.7 Diagnostics Page Page System 5-B Digital Audio Mixing System Operation Manual Chapter 5: CM401 Master Section Figure 5-1 CM401 Master Module 5.1 Monitoring 5.1.1 Monitor Source Selection CD VTR 2 Mix 2 Solo 5.1.2 Main Section and Aux Send Format 5.1.3 Control Room Monitor Controls Page 5.1.4 SLS/Cue Monitor Outputs 5.2 Communications 5.2.1 Talkback Figure 5-5 Comms:Talkback Panels + + 5.2.2 Listenback + Figure 5-6 Comms:Listenback Panel 5.2.3 Oscillator/Slate Figure 5-7 Comms:Slate/Osc Panel + 5.2.4 Quick Access Communications Panels Figure 5-8 Quick Access Communication Panels 5.3 Solo 5.3.1 Solo Mode Solo 5.3.2 Solo Level 5.3.3 Solo Clear 5.3.4 Intercancel, Momentary, and Sum 5.3.5 Solo Speaker Selection 5.3.6 Solo Speaker Dim 5.3.7 Solo-Safe 5.3.8 Backstop PFL 5.4 Meters 5.4.1 Meters Panel Figure 5-11 Meter Presets and Meter Configuration Panels <> Page 5.4.2 Master Section Meters Page Chapter 6: CM402 Center Section Figure 6-1 CM402 Center Section 17 Pan GRP Buses ON solo Page Scroll 6.1 Channel Select Panel Figure 6-2 Channel Select Panel NOTE: The Wave key at the far right of the Channel Select Panel is not functional. 6.2 Knobset Panels Figure 6-3 Center Panel knobsets 6.2.1 Knobset Control Panel Page 6.3 Bus Routing Panel BVU950 Figure 6-5 Bus Routing Panel NOTE: The Reverse Route switch is not currently operational. 6.3.1 Grp Route Chapter 7: Busses and Bus Masters 7.1 Introduction to System 5-B Busses System 5-B Digital Audio Mixing System Operation Manual Busses and Bus Masters 7.2 Bus Master Functions Strips Meters Channels Automation Page Page 7.2.6 Group and Aux Busses 7.2.7 Configuring Aux Busses 7.2.8 Toggle Stereo 7.2.9 Toggle On/Off 7.2.10 Toggle Pre/Post 7.2.11 Set Unity 7.2.12 Copy Faders to Aux 7.2.13 Copy Aux to Aux 7.2.14 Aux to Faders 7.2.15 Bus Master Inserts 7.3 Main and Group Bus Setup Chapter 8: Channels and Strips 8.1 Strips Figure 8-1 The Strip with block diagram for Main/Swap channels and meter/status display * System Buses HiF HiG HmF HmG LmF LmG LoF LoG System Buses 8.1.1 Map Channels and Control Groups to Strips Page 8.1.2 Input Names or Channel Number 8.1.3 Strip Utilities Figure 8-4 Strip Config panel Page C5 C6 C7 C8 N 8.2 Channel Control Features 8.2.1 Channel Name 8.2.2 Function Keys 8.2.3 Rotary Knobs HiF 8.2.4 Touch-Sensitive Fader and Controls C25 C1 8.2.5 Wave Key 8.2.6 All Mode 8.2.7 Talk 8.2.8 Copy and Paste 8.3 Channel Processing Functions 8.3.1 Inputs Page Figure 8-9 Stereo Controls Page keys display second page and Signal Processing In/Out page LTM RTM 8.3.2 Dynamics Figure 8-10 Dynamics knobset pages Expander/Gate (page 2) Compressor/Limiter (page 1) Sidechain (page 3) Page 8.3.3 Equalizers and Filters Figure 8-11 EQ and Filters knobsets Page 8.3.4 Aux Sends Aux Send Knobset 8.3.5 Pan Figure 8-13 Pan Knobsets Pan (page 1) Pan (page 2) Pan (page 3) Page Page 8.4 Channel Process Order and Patch Points System Buses Figure 8-15 Channel processor order and patch points Group Busses Main Busses 8.4.1 Channel Patch Points 8.4.2 Channel Processor Order 8.4.3 Insert Point 8.5 Channel Mixing Functions 8.5.1 Group Bus Routing swap G R P Pan Last PagePage 1 8.5.2 Main Bus Routing Main Sections Main Busses 8.5.3 Mix Minus Figure 8-20 Mix Minus Knobset and Signal Flow Page Chapter 9: Control Groups and Multi Format Masters 9.1 Control Groups System 5-B Digital Audio Mixing System Operation Manual Control Groups and Multi Format Masters Figure 9-1 Groups Panel 9.1.1 Create Control Group 9.1.2 Assign Control Group to Strip 9.1.3 Modify Control Group 9.1.4 Name Control Group 9.1.5 Clear Control Group 9.2 Multi Format Masters 9.3 Spill 9.4 Control Groups or Multi Format Masters Chapter 10: Layouts and Snapshots 10.1 Layouts 10.1.1 Create a New Layout System 5-B Digital Audio Mixing System Operation Manual Layouts and Snapshots Figure 10-1 Layouts Panel Layouts 10.1.2 Recall a Layout 10.1.3 Modify a Layout 10.1.4 Rename a Layout 10.1.5 Delete a Layout 10.2 Snapshots 10.2.1 Create a New Snapshot Page 10.2.2 Recall a Snapshot 10.2.3 Update Snapshot Page Chapter 11: GPI/O Event System 11.1 Input Types Input Type Settings Activation Values 11.2 Output Types Output Type Settings Activation Values 11.3 Logical Operators 11.4 Event Configuration Display Page 11.7 Output 11.8 Deleting Events 11.9 GPI Examples 11.9.1 Move a Fader to Turn Off the Floor Monitors 11.9.2 Move a Fader to Turn On the Floor Monitors 11.9.3 Move a Fader to Start a Cart Machine 11.9.4 Move a Fader to Stop a Cart Machine 11.9.5 Video Switcher Turns a Specific Camera and Channel On 11.9.6 Video Switcher Turns a Specific Camera and Channel Off 11.9.7 Audio Follow Video Page Page Page Index A B C D F G H I K Q R S W