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Yamaha TX4n, TX5n Connecting External Controllers and Analog Devices

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TX6n/5n/4n Reference Manual 51

Connecting External Controllers and Analog Devices

You can connect an Ethernet-compatible controller such as AMX or Crestron to the ampliﬁer’s [NETWORK]

connector, and remotely control the ampliﬁer.

When connecting a remote controller, you must specify the ampliﬁer’s Port No. The Port No. setting can be made

from the panel of the TXn ampliﬁer or via Amp Editor. For details, refer to page 21 or to the Amp Editor owner’s

manual.

•For details of the remote control communication protocol, please refer to the “TXn Remote Control Protocol Speciﬁcation”

provided on the website.

http://www.yamahaproaudio.com/

You can connect a lamp etc. to the rear panel [FAULT OUTPUT] connector to

indicate that an abnormality has occurred.

The [FAULT OUTPUT] connector consists of NO (Normally Open), C (Common), and

NC (Normally Closed). The [FAULT OUTPUT] connector is a relay circuit, and oper-

ates as follows.

The relay contacts used in the [FAULT OUTPUT] connector are rated for a load of 1A, DC 30V. Do not apply a load that

exceeds this rating.

Use Amp Editor to make settings for the [FAULT OUTPUT] connector.

Euroblock plugs are used for the [FAULT OUTPUT] connector. Euroblock connection methods are described in “Euroblock

plug connection” (page 52) in this manual.

• In Amp Editor’s [Device Setup] menu ➝ [Alert Setup], you can set Type to Fault so that a fault can be indicated by a con-

nected lamp, etc. For details on making settings, refer to the “Amp Editor owner’s manual.”

• The relay contacts are rated for a resistive load of 1A, DC 30V. Do not apply a load that exceeds this rating.

Remote control from AMX or Crestron ([NETWORK] connector)

Controlling an analog device ([FAULT OUTPUT] connector)

Normal state Abnormal state Powered-off

NO Open Closed Closed

NC Closed Open Open

● Example : Using an LED to indicate normal/fault status of the TXn

NOTE

NOTE

C

NC

NO

C

NC

NO

Normal state

Lit

Powered-off / Abnormal state

TXn TXn

Unlit

Unlit

Lit

CAUTION

Contents

Main Contents Introduction............................................. 3 Controls and Connectors ......................5 Panel Operations.................................. 12 System Connection Examples ............44 Introduction About the documentation Setup Terms Controls and Connectors Front Panel t[PROTECTION] indicator y[BRIDGE] indicator u[PARALLEL] indicator i[MUTE] indicator o[MUTE] button !3 Encoders A, B !4 Display !5 Function buttons !6 [HOME] button !7 [EXIT] button Rear Panel @2@1 @4 @5 @3@7 @6 @4 [NETWORK] connector @5 [FAULT OUTPUT] connectors Optional I/O cards Page Page Panel Operations About the Display Switching Screens Editing the Parameters Adjusting the Attenuation Screen Structure METER SETTING SCENE Screen LIB. UTILITY Operations that can be Performed from the Panel Alert Messages HOME Screen Meter types that can be shown METER Screen Page Parameters that can be edited The parameters that can be edited will depend on the meter type. 1. 2. 3. 4. Device Setup UTILITY Screen 1. 2. Information Here you can specify the IP address and other settings for using the amplier in a network. Network Setup LCD Setup Front Panel Operation Setting the Lock 1. 2. Temporarily defeating panel lock 1. 2. Scene Setup Misc Setup 1. 2. MENU Screen 3. value. Attenuation Link 4. Non-blinking parameter values are reected by the amplier in real time. Signal Path When digital input signal becomes unlocked in Backup mode detected in Override mode Signal Chain Analog Input Signal Chain/Slot Input Signal Chain Output Signal Chain Calibration Calibrate by Pilot Tone This performs the measurements using a pilot tone generated by the amp. Calibrate by Prog Source Limiter Here you can specify the limiter conditions for the amplier. Limiter Gain Reduction Voltage Limiter These settings specify how the limiter will be controlled by the output voltage. SIGNAL PATH Screen NOTE Page Page Slot Input Router Here you can specify the routing and gain from the slot input to each input channel. This is a 4-input 4-output mixer with the input channels and output channels arranged in a matrix. Input On/Off Here you can turn the input to the 4x4 Matrix Mixer on/off for each input channel. 8Band Input EQ Here you can specify a delay for the signal. Input Delay Oscillator Mix This species the phase reversal of the input signal to the crossover. X-Over Input Level (Speaker Processor) This adjusts the input level to the crossover in a range of - +10 dB. X-Over Polarity (Speaker Processor) X-Over (Speaker Processor) Output Delay (Speaker Processor) Here you can specify a delay for the signal. 6Band Output EQ (Speaker Processor) Filter types Output Level (Speaker Processor) Mute On/Off (Speaker Processor) Limiter (Speaker Processor) Output Router Recalling a scene 1. 2. 3. 4. SCENE Screen Page Page 1. 2. 3. Initializing the internal memory System Connection Examples Mixer Daisy-chain connection via analog or digital audio Thru-output for digital connections Regarding digital connections Redundant connections (Backup) TX6n/5n/4n Reference Manual 47 EX ES64 You can connect up to three MY16-EX I/O expansion cards to a single MY16-ES64 card. EtherSound connections Bridge connections from EtherSound to AES/EBU CobraNet connections Bridge connections from CobraNet to AES/EBU Connecting External Controllers and Analog Devices Example : Using an LED to indicate normal/fault status of the TXn Remote control from AMX or Crestron ([NETWORK] connector) Controlling an analog device ([FAULT OUTPUT] connector) Connecting External Controllers and Analog Devices 1. 2. 3. 4. Euroblock plug connection Cable preparation Adjusting the Input/Output Levels Initial setting ATT: -dB GAIN: 32.0dB (default) TX5n Clips TX4n Clips Adjusting the input/output levels Appendix Messages that may appear in the TXns display and the appropriate responses are listed below. Message List Alert Message List (Excerpt) Troubleshooting Index Numerics A B C L M N O P