How many computers can communicate with my M7CL or LS9?
Those consoles have an Ethernet port for their Editor software connection. Two or more computers can be on the network, but only one computer with the Editor software can be on-line with the console at a time. Another computer will be able to be on-line with the console after making the first computer off-line.
Friday, May 9, 2008
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Fader calibration
Faders on my console have chattering (vibrate when they are moved with a scene recall). Do they need to be serviced?
Usually, friction of a slider will be changed after running the console for several months, which depends on usage, environment, frequency of scene recalling, etc. Or the faders might have much dust inside. These may cause overshooting of fader position control. Please try Fader Calibration function of the console before contacting Yamaha service.
Please don't use any contact cleaner. It will remove special contact grease in a fader and make the situation worse.
(PM5D) While holding down the [ENTER] key of the panel, turn on the power of the PW800W power supply. Select "CALIBRATE FADER POSITION" and follow the instruction in the screen.
(M7CL) While holding down the SCENE MEMORY [STORE] key of the panel, turn on the power. Press the FADER CALIBRATION button and follow the instruction in the screen.
(LS9) While holding down the [SCENE MEMORY] key of the DISPLAY ACCESS section, turn on the power. Move the cursor to the FADER CALIBRATION button and press the [ENTER] key.
Usually, friction of a slider will be changed after running the console for several months, which depends on usage, environment, frequency of scene recalling, etc. Or the faders might have much dust inside. These may cause overshooting of fader position control. Please try Fader Calibration function of the console before contacting Yamaha service.
Please don't use any contact cleaner. It will remove special contact grease in a fader and make the situation worse.
(PM5D) While holding down the [ENTER] key of the panel, turn on the power of the PW800W power supply. Select "CALIBRATE FADER POSITION" and follow the instruction in the screen.
(M7CL) While holding down the SCENE MEMORY [STORE] key of the panel, turn on the power. Press the FADER CALIBRATION button and follow the instruction in the screen.
(LS9) While holding down the [SCENE MEMORY] key of the DISPLAY ACCESS section, turn on the power. Move the cursor to the FADER CALIBRATION button and press the [ENTER] key.
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Friday, May 2, 2008
AVM500-ES
AVM500-ES is a very powerful device for ES network as a 320 x 320 matrix router.
I designed a large SR system with this device today. Yes, it is powerful but the setup could be complicated a bit. You need to understand its concept correctly.
The owner's manual is available at AuviTran website.
Please take a look if you are planning to design EtherSound audio network system.
Application Guide
Get your copy at the Download page, a trade show, or our seminar (pdf on the CD).
- Broadcasting and Production Guide
Thursday, May 1, 2008
Error on the synchronization
The Editor software shows an error on the Re-synchronization process.
My computer and the console are on-line but doesn't complete the process.
Please use the latest Editor software and the latest firmware of the console.
Please check version of the Editor software and the console. There is a combination between the Editor software and the firmware to make them run correctly.
When you update the firmware of the console, please check if there's updated Editor software to download, or not.
My computer and the console are on-line but doesn't complete the process.
Please use the latest Editor software and the latest firmware of the console.
Please check version of the Editor software and the console. There is a combination between the Editor software and the firmware to make them run correctly.
When you update the firmware of the console, please check if there's updated Editor software to download, or not.
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