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2FCC INFORMATION (U.S.A.)
- IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR THE UNITED KINGDOM
  - Connecting the Plug and Cord
i
Precautions
3 Important Information
- 4 ii
- 5
- iii
- Maintenance
8 Contents
10 Introduction to the 02R
- 2
- Crystal Clarity and Unsurpassed Audio Quality
- Dynamic Automation with Total and Instant Recall
- Inputs and Outputs I/O Cards and Digital Cascade
- 11 Digital Recording Console 02R
  - 3
  - Automation System
  - Where to Start
  - Users Guide
  - Getting Started Guide
  - RISC Technology
- 12
- User Guides
- Installation
- 13 Top and Rear Panels
  - 23/24
  - 21/22
  - 19/20
  - 17/18
    - INPUT A
    - SLOT 4
    - SLOT 1
    - INPUTINPUTINPUTINPUTINPUTINPUTINPUTINPUTINPUTINPUTINPUTINPUT
    - COAXIAL AES/EBU COAXIAL AES/EBU
  - SMPTE
  - 12
    - INPUT AINPUT A INPUT A INPUT A INPUT A INPUT A INPUT A
    - I/O 1234567
  - 2TR IN ANALOG STEREO OUT ANALOG
  - AUX SEND
    - STUDIO MONITOR OUT
  - 5 6
  - 3 4
  - 1
  - 2
    - L 2 R
    - L 1 R
    - C- R MONITOR OUT
  - 2TR IN DIGITAL WORD CLOCK
  - STEREO OUT DIGITAL
  - METER MIDI
  - TO HOST TIME
  - MTC CODE INPUT
  - POWER
  - 2 3
    - INOUT 75 ON OFF THRU OUT IN
    - INPUT INPUT INPUT INPUT
    - SLOT 3
    - SLOT 2
      - SCENE MEMORY
    - STEREO
    - 23/24
    - 21/22
    - 19/20
    - 17/18
      - CURSOR
    - DIGITAL RECORDING CONSOLE
      - EQUALIZER
      - AUX
      - CONFIGURATION
      - MIXING
      - AUX
    - DISPLAY ACCESS
    - SELECTED CHANNEL
      - ROUTING
      - PAN
      - Q F G
      - STUDIO
      - CONTROL ROOM TALKBACK
  - 5
  - General Features
  - Sonic Specifications
- 14 Features
  - 15 6
  - Optional Features
  - 7
  - Scene Memories
  - Dynamic Automation
- 16 Key Features
  - 17 8
  - User Interface
  - Large Graphical Display
  - 19 10
  - Digital Benefits
  - Parametric EQ with Library
22 Getting Started
- 14 Getting Started
- 23Basic Assumptions
  - What You Will Need
- Making the Connections
  - 16 Getting Started
- 25Power ON/OFF
  - Power ON
  - Power OFF
- Setting the Synchronization
  - Getting Started 17
- 26Recall Scene Memory 0
  - Introductory Recording Tutorial 19
28Introductory Recording Tutorial
- 20 Introductory Recording Tutorial
- 29Setting the Input Level
  - Setting Fader Levels
  - Selecting a Monitor Source
  - 30Introductory Recording Tutorial 21
  - Setting the GAIN
  - 3122 Introductory Recording Tutorial
  - /ATT Display Function
  - Peak Hold
  - 32Introductory Recording Tutorial 23
  - Channel ON/OFF
  - SCENE MEMORY LED
  - 24 Introductory Recording Tutorial
- 33Applying EQ
  - Turning the Equalizer ON/OFF
  - 34Introductory Recording Tutorial 25
  - Setting the Gain
  - 3526 Introductory Recording Tutorial
  - 36Introductory Recording Tutorial 27
  - Setting the Frequency
  - 3728 Introductory Recording Tutorial
  - Setting the Bandwidth
  - 30 Introductory Recording Tutorial
- 39Using the EQUALIZER Library
  - Recalling an EQ Program
  - 40Introductory Recording Tutorial 31
  - 4132 Introductory Recording Tutorial
  - Undoing a Recall
  - Storing an EQ Program
  - 42Introductory Recording Tutorial 33
  - 4334 Introductory Recording Tutorial
  - Introductory Recording Tutorial 35
- 44Routing
  - 4536 Introductory Recording Tutorial
  - Using the ROUTING Display Function
  - 46Introductory Recording Tutorial 37
  - Selecting the Routing
  - 38 Introductory Recording Tutorial
- 47Panning
  - Adjusting the Pan
  - 48Introductory Recording Tutorial 39
  - Pairing Channels
  - Secondary Recording Tutorial 41
50Secondary Recording Tutorial
- 42 Secondary Recording Tutorial
- 51Auxiliary Send Channels
  - Secondary Recording Tutorial 43
- 52Setting the Auxiliary Send Level
  - 5344 Secondary Recording Tutorial
  - Secondary Recording Tutorial 45
- 54Creating a Monitor Mix
  - Monitor Mix Process
  - 46 Secondary Recording Tutorial
- 55Applying Effects
  - Setting the Send Levels
  - 56Secondary Recording Tutorial 47
  - Adjusting the Effect Return
  - 5748 Secondary Recording Tutorial
  - Secondary Recording Tutorial 49
- 58Recalling and Editing Effects
  - Recalling Effects Programs
  - 5950 Secondary Recording Tutorial
  - Editing Effects
  - 60Secondary Recording Tutorial 51
  - Storing a User Effect
  - 6152 Secondary Recording Tutorial
  - 62Secondary Recording Tutorial 53
  - 54 Secondary Recording Tutorial
- 63Patching in a Dynamics Processor
  - Compressor
  - Expander
  - Compander
  - Gate and Ducking
  - 64Secondary Recording Tutorial 55
  - Compressing the Stereo Output
  - 6556 Secondary Recording Tutorial
  - Secondary Recording Tutorial 57
- 66Using the Dynamics Library
  - Recalling Dynamics Programs
  - 6758 Secondary Recording Tutorial
  - Editing Dynamics Programs
  - 68Secondary Recording Tutorial 59
  - Storing a User Dynamics Program
  - 6960 Secondary Recording Tutorial
  - 70Secondary Recording Tutorial 61
  - 62 Secondary Recording Tutorial
- 71Scene Memories
  - Storing a Scene Memory
  - 72Secondary Recording Tutorial 63
  - Naming a Scene Memory
  - 7364 Secondary Recording Tutorial
  - 74Secondary Recording Tutorial 65
  - Recalling a Scene Memory
  - Mixing and Automation 67
76Mixing and Automation
- 68 Mixing and Automation
- 77What is 02R Automation?
  - Automix Memory
  - Mixing and Automation 69
- 78Real-Time Automation
  - Basic Connections and Setup
  - 7970 Mixing and Automation
  - 80Mixing and Automation 71
  - Creating a New Automix
  - 8172 Mixing and Automation
  - 82Mixing and Automation 73
  - Recording the First Session
  - 8374 Mixing and Automation
  - Automix Recording Notes
  - 84Mixing and Automation 75
  - 76 Mixing and Automation
- 85Editing Automation Events
  - Overwriting Events
  - 86Mixing and Automation 77
  - Punch-in Automix Data
  - 8778 Mixing and Automation
  - Editing Fader/Encoder Movements
  - 88Mixing and Automation 79
  - 8980 Mixing and Automation
  - Mixing and Automation 81
- 90Off-Line Automix Editing
  - Editing Scene and Library Recall
  - 9182 Mixing and Automation
  - Editing Channel ON/OFF
  - 92Mixing and Automation 83
  - 9384 Mixing and Automation
  - Deleting Events
  - 94Mixing and Automation 85
  - 86 Mixing and Automation
- 95Using the AUTOMIX Library
  - Storing an Automix
  - 96Mixing and Automation 87
  - Automix Memory
  - 9788 Mixing and Automation
  - 98Mixing and Automation 89
  - Recalling an Automix
  - 90 Index
99Index
- 100Index 91
- C
- D
- E
- 10192 Index
- F
- I
- M
- O
- P
- 102Index 93
- R
105Sections
- Contents iii
107Contents
- 1 Controls and Connections. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
- 2 User Interface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
- 3Mixing and Monitoring. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
- 4MIXING Display Functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
- 108iv Contents
- 5 Dynamics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
- 6 Auxiliary Channels. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
- 7 Internal Effects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89
- 109Contents v
- 8 Scene Memories. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113
- 9 Automation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123
- 10 MIDI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141
- 11 Groups and Pairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 147
- 12 Digital I/O, Setup, and Utilities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 153
- 110vi Contents
- 13 Installing Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171
- 14 Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 191
- 15 Glossary. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 225
- Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 233
- 2Controls and Connections
- 112Front Panel
  - 113Controls and Connections 3
  - Analog input controls
    - 1. Phantom switches (channels 1 to 8)
    - 2. A/B switches (channels 1 to 8)
    - 3. 20dB (pad) switches (channels 1 to 16)
    - 4. GAIN controls
    - 5. PEAK LED
    - 6. SIGNAL LED
  - 1 2 3 4 5 6
  - 1144Controls and Connections
  - Analog output controls
  - 0
  - B
  - 9
    - 7. T/B LEVEL control and microphone
    - 8. STUDIO LEVEL control
    - 9. PHONES LEVEL control and connector
  - DISPLAY ACCESS controls
    - 10. CONFIGURATION buttons
  - 7
  - 8
  - 115Controls and Connections 5
    - 11. MIXING buttons
    - 12. AUX buttons
  - 1166Controls and Connections
  - Display screen and related controls
    - H
    - 13. SCENE MEMORY indicator
    - 14. FADER STATUS indicators
    - 15. SELECTED CHANNEL indicators
    - 16. Graphical display screen
    - 17. Stereo output level meters
    - 18. Contrast control
      - C D E
      - FG
  - 117Controls and Connections 7
  - SELECTED CHANNEL controls
    - EQUALIZER
    - AUX
    - 19. ROUTING buttons
      - These buttons set the routing for the currently selected channel.
    - 20. AUX buttons and controls
    - 21. PAN buttons and controls
      - These buttons and controls set the pan position for the currently selected channel.
    - 22. EQ buttons and controls
      - These buttons and controls set the equalization for the currently selected channel.
        SELECTED CHANNEL
        ROUTING
        PAN
  - IJ
  - K L
  - 1188Controls and Connections
  - Monitor controls
    - 23. STUDIO buttons
    - 24. CONTROL ROOM buttons
    - 25. TALKBACK buttons
    - 26. SOLO button
    - 27. C-R LEVEL
  - 119Controls and Connections 9
  - Faders
    - 14
    - 15
    - 16
    - STEREO
    - 23/24
    - 21/22
    - 19/20
    - 17/18
    - 16
    - 15
    - 14
    - 28. Tape and Effect return controls
    - 29. SEL buttons
    - 30. ON buttons
  - URR
  - Controls and Connections 11
    - 38. CURSOR buttons
  - DF
  - 39 0AB C E
    - These buttons select the parameters and options on the display screen.
    - 39. ENTER button
- 121Rear Panel
  - 1. STUDIO MONITOR OUT connectors
  - 2. AUX SEND connectors
  - 3. C-R MONITOR OUT connectors
  - 245 6 7 8
  - 1
  - 12212 Controls and Connections
    - 4. STEREO OUT ANALOG (1 and 2) connectors
    - 5. 2TR IN ANALOG (1 and 2) connectors
    - 6. Stereo input channels (17 to 24)
    - 7. Input channels (9 to 16)
    - 8. Input channels (1 to 8)
  - 123Controls and Connections 13
  - 12414 Controls and Connections
    - 17. Option slots (1 to 4)
  - List of Cards
- 125 Block Diagram
  - User Interface 17
127User Interface
- 18 User Interface
- 128About the User Interface
- DISPLAY ACCESS Buttons
  - CONFIGURATION group
  - 129User Interface 19
  - MIXING group
  - AUX group
  - 20 User Interface
- 130Display
- CURSOR Buttons
  - User Interface 21
- 131Encoder Wheel
- ENTER Button
- SCENE MEMORY Buttons
  - 22 User Interface
- 132Display Functions
  - User Interface 23
- 133SELECTED CHANNEL Controls
  - ROUTING buttons
  - AUX controls
  - 13424 User Interface
  - PAN controls
  - EQUALIZER controls
  - Mixing and Monitoring 25
135Mixing and Monitoring
- 26 Mixing and Monitoring
- 136Analog Inputs
- Phantom Power
  - Mixing and Monitoring 27
- 137Pad
- GAIN Controls
- SEL Buttons
  - 28 Mixing and Monitoring
- 138ON Buttons
- Faders
  - Rotary Encoders
  - FLIP Button
  - Mixing and Monitoring 29
- 139Analog Outputs
- Monitor Selector Switches
  - STUDIO Buttons
  - CONTROL ROOM Buttons
  - 30 Mixing and Monitoring
  - SOLO Button
  - TALKBACK Buttons
- 140Monitor Level Controls
  - C-R LEVEL Control
  - T/B LEVEL Control
  - STUDIO LEVEL Control
  - PHONES LEVEL Control
  - MIXING Display Functions 31
141MIXING Display Functions
- 32 MIXING Display Functions
- 142Phase and Attenuation
  - Phase
  - Attenuation
  - 34 MIXING Display Functions
- 144Delay
  - Delay and Cascade
  - 145MIXING Display Functions 35
  - Fine-Tuning the Delay
  - 36 MIXING Display Functions
- 146Pan and Balance
  - MIXING Display Functions 37
  - Pan Positions
- 147Stereo-Pair Pans
- Stereo Width
  - 38 MIXING Display Functions
- 148PAN controls
  - MIXING Display Functions 39
- 149Routing
  - Direct Outputs
  - 40 MIXING Display Functions
- 150ROUTING buttons
  - MIXING Display Functions 41
- 151Metering
  - 15242 MIXING Display Functions
  - Peak Hold
  - Meter Source Points
  - Setting the Bus Levels
  - 153MIXING Display Functions 43
  - Optional Meter Bridge MB02
  - 44 MIXING Display Functions
- 154View
  - Phase/Attenuation
  - Pan
  - 155MIXING Display Functions 45
  - Pair
  - Routing
  - Delay
  - Meter Source Point
  - Groups and Channel ON
  - 15646 MIXING Display Functions
  - Auxiliary Sends
  - Equalizer
  - Dynamics
  - Library
  - MIXING Display Functions 47
- 157Channel Library
  - Storing Channel
  - Recalling Channel
  - 15848 MIXING Display Functions
  - UNDO Operation
  - Program Name
  - MIXING Display Functions 49
- 159Equalizer
  - 16050 MIXING Display Functions
  - Equalization parameters:
  - MIXING Display Functions 51
- 161EQUALIZER controls
  - Reset the Gain
  - Reset the Equalizer
  - 52 MIXING Display Functions
- 162Equalizer Programs
  - MIXING Display Functions 53
- 163Equalizer Library
  - Recalling EQ Programs
  - Storing EQ Programs
  - 16454 MIXING Display Functions
  - 56 MIXING Display Functions
- 166Preset EQ Program Parameters
  - 167MIXING Display Functions 57
    - 10
    - 19
    - 18
    - 17
    - 16
    - 15
    - 14
    - 13
    - 12
    - 11
  - 16858 MIXING Display Functions
  - 169MIXING Display Functions 59
  - 17060 MIXING Display Functions
  - Dynamics 61
171Dynamics
- 62 Dynamics
- 172Dynamics Processors
- Preset Dynamics Programs
  - Dynamics 63
- 173Compressor
  - Compressor (CMP) parameters:
  - 17464 Dynamics
  - Dynamics 65
- 175Expander
  - Expander (EXP) parameters:
  - 66 Dynamics
- 176Compander
  - CompanderH (CPH) and CompanderS (CPS) parameters:
  - Dynamics 67
- 177Gate and Ducking
  - Gate (GAT) and Ducking (DUK) parameters:
  - 17868 Dynamics
  - Dynamics 69
- 179DYNAMICS Display Function
  - 70 Dynamics
- 180Patching in a Processor
  - DYNAMICS Icon
  - Control Prompts
  - Dynamics 71
- 181Dynamics Processor Meters
  - Dynamics Graph
  - 72 Dynamics
- 182KEY IN and LINK Indicators
  - Dynamics 73
- 183Dynamics Library
  - Recalling Dynamics
  - Storing Dynamics
  - 18474 Dynamics
  - 76 Dynamics
- 186Preset Dynamics Program Parameters
  - 187Dynamics 77
    - attack and ambience of cymbals using overhead microphones. It
  - 18878 Dynamics
    - intended for acoustic guitar playing rhythm chords or arpeggios.
  - 189Dynamics 79
  - 19080 Dynamics
  - 191Dynamics 81
  - Auxiliary Channels 83
193Auxiliary Channels
- 84 Auxiliary Channels
- 194About the 02R Auxiliaries
  - Auxiliary Channels 85
- 195The AUX Buttons
  - Fader Status
  - SELECTED CHANNEL Controls
  - 19686 Auxiliary Channels
  - Auxiliary Channels 87
- 197Stereo Input Channels
- AUX [ON] Button
- AUX Pre or Post
  - 88 Auxiliary Channels
- 198Monitor Mix
  - Internal Effects 89
199Internal Effects
- 90 Internal Effects
- 200About Effects
  - Internal Effects 91
- 201Preset Effects Programs
  - These are the preset effects programs: No Program Name No Program Name
  - 92 Internal Effects
- 202AUX 7 and AUX 8
  - Fader Status
  - SELECTED CHANNEL Controls
  - 203Internal Effects 93
  - 94 Internal Effects
- 204Effects
  - Internal Effects 95
- 205Effects Library
  - Recalling Effects
  - Storing Effects
  - 20696 Internal Effects
  - 98 Internal Effects
- 208Preset Effects Program Parameters
  - Program 1 REVERB HALL1
  - Program 2 REVERB HALL2
  - Program 3 REVERB ROOM1
  - 209Internal Effects 99
  - Program 4 REVERB ROOM2
  - Program 5 REVERB STAGE
  - Program 6 REVERB PLATE
  - 210100 Internal Effects
  - Program 7 REV AMBIENCE1
  - Program 8 REV AMBIENCE2
  - Program 9 REV LIVE ROOM1
  - 211Internal Effects 101
  - Program 10 REV LIVE ROOM2
  - Program 11 REVERB VOCAL1
  - Program 12 REVERB VOCAL2
  - 212102 Internal Effects
  - Program 13 REV SN.ROOM
  - Program 14 REV SN.PLATE
  - Program 15 CHORUS>REVERB
  - 213Internal Effects 103
  - Program 16 FLANGE>REVERB1
  - Program 17 FLANGE>REVERB2
  - Program 18 EARLY REF.1
  - 214104 Internal Effects
  - Program 19 EARLY REF.2
  - Program 20 GATE REVERB
  - Program 21 REVERSE GATE
  - 215Internal Effects 105
  - Program 22 DELAY>EARLY REF
  - Program 23 DELAY L-C-R 1
  - Program 24 DELAY L-C-R 2
  - 216106 Internal Effects
  - Program 25 CHORUS>DLY LCR
  - Program 26 MONODLY>CHORUS
  - Program 27 STEREO INI.DLY ECHO
  - 217Internal Effects 107
  - Program 28 ECHO
  - Program 29 CROSS ECHO
  - Program 30 CROSS DELAY
  - 218108 Internal Effects
  - Program 31 CHORUS1
  - Program 32 CHORUS2
  - Program 33 BROAD CHORUS
  - 219Internal Effects 109
  - Program 34 FLANGE
  - Program 35 SYMPHONIC
  - Program 36 TREMOLO
  - 220110 Internal Effects
  - Program 37 AUTO PAN
  - Program 38 PHASING
  - Program 39 ST.PITCH CHANGE
  - 221Internal Effects 111
  - Program 40 VOCAL DOUBLER
  - Scene Memories 113
223Scene Memories
- 114 Scene Memories
- 224What are Scene Memories?
  - Scene Memories 115
- 225What is Stored in a Scene Memory?
- What is the Edit Buffer?
- Initial Data and UNDO Memory
  - 116 Scene Memories
- 226Storing Mix Scenes
  - Storage Confirmation
  - Reorganizing Scene Memories
  - Scene Memories 117
- 227Naming a Scene Memory
  - 228118 Scene Memories
  - Character Set
  - Protecting Scene Memories
  - Scene Memories 119
- 229Recalling Scene Memories
  - 120 Scene Memories
- 230Fader Recall Safe
  - Restoring the Faders
  - Scene Memories 121
- 231Fade Time
  - Automation 123
233Automation
- 124 Automation
- 234What is the Automation Function?
  - What is Stored in an AUTOMIX Memory?
  - What is the 02R Memory Capacity?
  - 126 Automation
- 236What is Timecode?
  - Using SMPTE Timecode
  - Connections
  - 237Automation 127
  - Using MIDI Timecode (MTC)
  - 128 Automation
- 238Automation Function
  - Main
  - Memory Management
  - Fader Edit
  - Event Edit (Memory)
  - Event Edit (CH ON)
  - Event Extract
  - Automation 129
- 239Main Screen
  - 240130 Automation
  - Time Code Display
  - Communication Speed
  - Timecode Type and Frame Rate
  - Automix ENABLE
  - Overwrite Mode
  - 242132 Automation
  - Automation 133
- 243Memory Management
  - 244134 Automation
  - AUTOMIX Name Edit Functions
  - AUTOMIX Memory Edit Functions
  - 245Automation 135
  - UNDO
  - NEW
  - 136 Automation
- 246Fader Edit
  - MOTOR ON
  - Fader Edit Out
  - 138 Automation
- 248Event Edit (MEMORY)
  - Automation 139
- 249Event Edit (CH ON)
  - 140 Automation
- 250Event Extract
  - EXTRACT
  - ONE/ALL
  - MIDI 141
251MIDI
- 142 MIDI
- 252MIDI and the 02R
  - Bulk Data Transfers
  - MIDI Display Function
  - MIDI 143
- 253Setup
  - Receive Channel
  - Transmit Channel
  - OMNI
  - Echo
  - 144 MIDI
- 254Program Change Assign
  - TABLE RESET
  - UNDO
  - Backup
  - MIDI 145
- 255Bulk Dump/Request
  - Type
  - Number
  - 256146 MIDI
  - Execute
  - 148 Groups and Pairs
- 258Grouping Faders
  - Groups and Pairs 149
- 259Grouping Mutes
  - 150 Groups and Pairs
- 260Pairing Channels
  - Channel Pair Display Screen
  - Digital I/O, Setup, and Utilities 153
26312
- Digital I/O, Setup, and Utilities
  - 154 Digital I/O, Setup, and Utilities
  - 264Word Clock Select
    - Wordclock
    - 265Digital I/O, Setup, and Utilities 155
    - Wordclock indicators
    - 156 Digital I/O, Setup, and Utilities
  - 266Input Signal Select
    - Digital I/O, Setup, and Utilities 157
  - 267Cascade Conguration
    - 268158 Digital I/O, Setup, and Utilities
    - Cascade Aux Bus Assign
    - ID
    - Cascade Input Attenuator
    - 2TR-D2 to Stereo Bus
    - Custom Cascade
    - Digital I/O, Setup, and Utilities 159
  - 269Dither
    - Dither ON/OFF
    - Word Length
    - 160 Digital I/O, Setup, and Utilities
  - 270Solo
    - Solo Functions
    - Recording mode:
    - Mixdown mode:
    - 271Digital I/O, Setup, and Utilities 161
    - How to use Solo
    - 162 Digital I/O, Setup, and Utilities
  - 272Preferences
    - Preferences Options
    - 273Digital I/O, Setup, and Utilities 163
    - 274164 Digital I/O, Setup, and Utilities
    - Preferences Factory Settings
    - Digital I/O, Setup, and Utilities 165
  - 275Oscillator
    - Oscillator Functions
    - 166 Digital I/O, Setup, and Utilities
  - 276Emphasis Monitor
    - Digital I/O, Setup, and Utilities 167
  - 277Channel Status Monitor
    - 278168 Digital I/O, Setup, and Utilities
    - Digital I/O, Setup, and Utilities 169
  - 279Battery Check
    - 170 Digital I/O, Setup, and Utilities
  - 28002R System Initialization
    - Fader Calibration
    - Installing Options 171
28113
- Installing Options
  - 172 Installing Options
  - 282Digital Recording Console 02R Options
    - 02R Options
    - I/O Cards
    - 283Installing Options 173
    - Peak Meter Bridge
    - Installing Options 175
  - 285Installing 02R Options
    - Single Slot Cards
    - 286176 Installing Options
    - Double Slot Cards
    - 287Installing Options 177
    - Peak Meter Bridge and Wooden Side Panels
    - Memory Expansion Kit
    - 178 Installing Options
  - 288Analog I/O Card AD/DA (CD8-AD)
    - Installing the CD8-AD
    - Setup of the CD8-AD
    - Installing Options 179
  - 289Digital I/O Card AES/EBU (CD8-AE/CD8-AE-S)
    - Installing the CD8-AE/CD8-AE-S
    - 290180 Installing Options
    - Installing Options 181
  - 291Digital I/O Card ADAT (CD8-AT)
    - Installing the CD8-AT
    - 292182 Installing Options
    - Installing Options 183
  - 293Digital Cascade Kit (CD8-CS)
    - Installing the CD8-CS
    - 294184 Installing Options
    - 295Installing Options 185
    - Cascade Settings
    - 296186 Installing Options
    - Solo function
    - Installing Options 187
  - 297Digital I/O Card TDIF-1 (CD8-TDII)
    - Installing the CD8-TDII
    - 298188 Installing Options
    - Installing Options 189
  - 299Peak Meter Bridge (MB02)
    - Using the MB02
    - 300190 Installing Options
    - Specifications 191
- 301Specications
  - 192 Specifications
  - 302General Specications
    - 303Specifications 193
    - Inputs
    - 304194 Specifications
    - 305Specifications 195
    - 306196 Specifications
    - 307Specifications 197
    - Outputs
    - 198 Specifications
  - 308Input Specications
    - Libraries
    - 309Specifications 199
    - 200 Specifications
  - 310Output Specications
  - Digital Input and Output Specications
    - Specifications 201
  - 311Dimensions
    - 202 Specifications
  - 312Options
    - AD/DA I/O Card Specifications
    - Digital I/O Card Specifications
    - Specifications 203
  - 313Troubleshooting
    - 204 Specifications
  - 314Error Messages
    - 315Specifications 205
    - 206 Specifications
  - 317MIDI Data Format
    - 1. General remarks
    - 2. Messages transmitted and received
      - 2-1. Program change
      - 2-2. System exclusive messages
      - BULK DUMP/REQUEST
      - PARAMETER CHANGE/REQUEST
    - 318Specifications 207
      - 2-3. Active sensing, MIDI reset
      - 2-4. Quarter-frame messages
    - 3. ECHO BACK
    - 4. Transmission Condition
    - 319208 Specifications
    - 5. Receive Condition
    - Specifications 209
  - 320Parameter Change and Request Format
    - 321210 Specifications
    - 322Specifications 211
    - 323212 Specifications
    - Specifications 213
  - 324Bulk Dump and Request Format
- 336Glossary
  - 337226 Glossary
  - 338Glossary 227
  - 339228 Glossary
  - 340Glossary 229
  - 341230 Glossary
  - Glossary 231
  - 342References and Further Reading
    - Index 233
- 344Index
  - 345234 Index
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  - 346Index 235
  - 347236 Index
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  - 348Index 237
  - I
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  - 349238 Index
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  - 350Index 239
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  - 352 MIDI Implementation Chart
    - YAMAHA MIDI Implementation Chart Version:1.0
    - MTC quarter frame message is recognized (MTC IN)Notes
    - *1 : For program 1 - 128, memory #0 - #64 is selected.
    - *2 : Bulk Dump/Request and Parameter Change/Request
    - Mode 1:OMNI ON,POLY
    - Mode 2:OMNI ON,MONO x:No
    - 02R
    - [Digital Recording Console] Model:
    - Date:22-Aug-1995
    - Mode 4:OMNI OFF,MONO
    - o:Yes Mode 3:OMNI OFF,POLY
    - RemarksRecognizedTransmitted
    - Function...
  - 353User Setting Sheet