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Contents

Introduction .......................................................................................... 3

Checking the package contents .......................................................... 3

Trademarks ............................................................................................ 3

Safety precautions ............................................................................... 4

Important information ...................................................................................... 4

For customers in the USA/Canada .................................................................. 4

Important safety instructions ........................................................................... 4

FCC notice .......................................................................................................... 5

For customers in Canada ................................................................................. 5

Notes on use ......................................................................................... 6

About the product ............................................................................................. 6

Maintenance ......................................................................................... 6

Features ................................................................................................. 7

Features of ATDM-0604 .................................................................................... 7

About Audio-Technica LINK ............................................................................. 7

System installation .............................................................................. 7

Installing on a rack ............................................................................................ 7

Unbalanced connection .................................................................................... 9

Power cable connection ................................................................................... 9

How to connect a Euroblock connector .......................................................... 9

System connection examples ........................................................... 10

Local discussion (Preset #2) ........................................................................... 10

Remote discussion - web conference (Preset #3) ........................................ 10

Remote discussion - video conference (Preset #4) ...................................... 11

Part names and function ................................................................... 12

Front panel ....................................................................................................... 12

Rear panel ........................................................................................................ 13

Using the product .............................................................................. 14

Starting the product ........................................................................................ 14

Front panel mode ............................................................................................ 14

Changing the front panel mode (operator mode/advanced mode) ........... 14

Selecting a function ........................................................................................ 14

Operations that can be performed in operator mode/advanced mode ..... 15

Operations available only in advanced mode .............................................. 15

Changing the IP config mode (Auto/Static) .................................................. 16

Locking the front panel ................................................................................... 17

Checking the firmware version ...................................................................... 17

Web Remote ....................................................................................... 18

What Is Web Remote? ..................................................................................... 18

What is "Locate"? ............................................................................................ 18

Recommended environment .......................................................................... 18

Preparing Web Remote ................................................................................... 18

Overview of Web Remote ............................................................................... 19

Launch/Log into Web Remote ........................................................... 20

Launching Web Remote .................................................................................. 20

Logging into Web Remote .............................................................................. 20

Logging out of Web Remote .......................................................................... 20

Operator screen .................................................................................. 21

Administrator screen ......................................................................... 22

Header .............................................................................................................. 22

Indicators ......................................................................................................... 23

How to view audio input and output screens .............................................. 24

Setting the audio input details ......................................................... 25

Changing the input type (MIC/LINE) .............................................................. 25

Adjusting the gain ........................................................................................... 25

Turning the phantom power ON/OFF ............................................................ 25

Turning the phase ON/OFF ............................................................................. 25

Turning the low-cut ON/OFF .......................................................................... 25

Turning the 4-band EQ ON/OFF ..................................................................... 25

Adjusting the 4-band EQ ................................................................................ 26

Turning the AEC ON/OFF ................................................................................ 27

Checking SmartMixer status .......................................................................... 27

Turning the bus assignment ON/OFF ............................................................ 27

Setting channel names and colors ................................................................ 28

Turning the mute ON/OFF .............................................................................. 28

Adjusting the input level ................................................................................ 28

Setting the audio output details ...................................................... 29

Setting the unity level ..................................................................................... 29

Turning the FBS ON/OFF ................................................................................ 29

Turning the EQ ON/OFF .................................................................................. 29

Adjusting the FBS/EQ ..................................................................................... 29

Turning the dynamics function ON/OFF ....................................................... 32

Adjusting the dynamics .................................................................................. 32

Turning the delay function ON/OFF ............................................................... 34

Setting the delay time for delay function ..................................................... 34

Setting channel names and colors ................................................................ 34

Adjusting the output level .............................................................................. 35

Setting the USB output ................................................................................... 35

Setting the system details (Settings & Maintenance) ................... 36

Basic operations .............................................................................................. 36

Settings & Maintenance screen ..................................................................... 36

General in System Settings ............................................................................ 37

Network in System Settings ........................................................................... 38

User Access in System Settings .................................................................... 39

Audio in System Settings ............................................................................... 40

Front Panel in System Settings ...................................................................... 41

Utilities in System Settings ............................................................................ 42

Operator Page in Operator Access ................................................................ 43

Presets in Presets ............................................................................................ 44

4 Band EQ Library in Presets ......................................................................... 45

12 Band EQ Library in Presets ....................................................................... 46

Logging in Logging ......................................................................................... 47

System Info in System Info ............................................................................ 48

Key functions ...................................................................................... 49

AEC (Acoustic Echo Canceler) ........................................................................ 49

Summary of Contents for ATDM-0604

Page 1: ...ATDM 0604 User Manual DIGITAL SMARTMIXER ...

Page 2: ...20 Logging out of Web Remote 20 Operator screen 21 Administrator screen 22 Header 22 Indicators 23 How to view audio input and output screens 24 Setting the audio input details 25 Changing the input type MIC LINE 25 Adjusting the gain 25 Turning the phantom power ON OFF 25 Turning the phase ON OFF 25 Turning the low cut ON OFF 25 Turning the 4 band EQ ON OFF 25 Adjusting the 4 band EQ 26 Turning t...

Page 3: ... preset 60 Copying settings 63 Resetting settings 64 Linking channels 65 Menu Item 66 Audio Settings 66 Settings Maintenance 70 Troubleshooting 72 ATDM 0604 unit 72 Web Remote 73 Error messages 74 Dimensions 75 Specifications 76 General specifications 76 Audio 76 Input Output specifications 77 System diagram 78 ...

Page 4: ...connector 10 Rack mount large small Rack mount screw 6 Power cable Rubber feet 4 Quick Start Guide Trademarks SMARTMIXERTM is a trademark or registered trademark of Audio Technica Corporation Apple and the Apple logo are trademarks of Apple Inc registered in the U S and other countries iOS is a trademark or registered trademark of Cisco in the U S and other countries App Store is a service mark of...

Page 5: ... two blades with one wider than the other A grounding plug has two blades and a third grounding prong The wide blade or the third prong is provided for your safety If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet 10 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where...

Page 6: ...in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which...

Page 7: ...na noise may be generated in the TV or radio In this case move the product away from the TV or radio antenna Maintenance If the product becomes dirty or dusty disconnect the power plug first and then wipe the product off with a dry soft cloth Do not use benzine thinner contact restoring protective agent or any other chemical agent Doing so may cause deformation damage or malfunction When storing t...

Page 8: ...nables the transmission of low latency high speed audio bus signals between devices making it possible to steadily control and transmit uncompressed audio signals Furthermore the model offers excellent workability as it conforms to the Ethernet standards and can be connected to generic LAN cables shielded cables of Cat5e or above with the conductor diameter size of 24 AWG or larger are recommended...

Page 9: ...ct Rack mount small supplied with the product Rack mount large supplied with the product 1 Attach the rack mounts to the product 2 Install the product on the rack To install the product on the rack use the screws supplied with the rack or commercially available screws ...

Page 10: ...tive grounding Electric shock may result if the plug is not grounded securely How to connect a Euroblock connector 1 As shown in the figure expose the wires inside the cable Do not solder the stranded wires 2 Loosen the screws with a flathead screwdriver 3 Verify the pin assignments and connect each to the applicable wire 1 2 3 Pin assignments 1 2 3 INPUT 1 to 6 HOT COLD G GND ST R RIGHT L LEFT G ...

Page 11: ...r Power amplifier Power amplifier AC power AC power cable Ethernet cable Switching hub Router AP Tablet Smartphone Mic Remote discussion web conference Preset 3 Tablet Smartphone Web Remote for operator Near end source Balanced audio cable Powered speaker AC power Unbalanced audio cable AC power cable USB cable Ethernet cable Switching hub Router AP Internet Far end source Computer Mic ...

Page 12: ... system Web Remote for operator Near end source Unbalanced audio cable Balanced audio cable Unbalanced audio cable Balanced audio cable Ceiling speaker Power amplifier AC power AC power cable Ethernet cable Switching hub Router AP Tablet Smartphone Mic Far end source Far end source Internet ...

Page 13: ... the power to the product PRESET LED Lights and blinks when the power is turned on and indicates that the product is being started Lights when a preset is being recalled LEVEL GAIN LED Lit You can adjust the input level and output level Blinking You can adjust the gain INPUT SEL LED Indicates the input channel preset bank number and the status of the function setting of each channel SIG PK MIC LIN...

Page 14: ...port USB Type B Connect a USB cable LINK A B port A LINK A B port Used for Audio Technica LINK Connect an Ethernet cable Cat5e or above with 24 AWG or larger shielded cable recommended PoE will be available in a future software update The maximum current supplied is 0 24A per port AC inlet Connect the power cable Unbalanced input port ST An unbalanced input port Connect an unbalanced cable Pin ass...

Page 15: ...ght blink turn off and the front panel mode changes When changing to operator mode 1 The LEVEL GAIN LED and the PRESET LED light 2 The PRESET LED turns off 3 The front panel mode changes to operator mode When changing to advanced mode 1 The LEVEL GAIN LED the PRESET LED and the LEDs from SIG PK MIC LINE to SIG PK PRESET SAVE become lit 2 All LEDs turn off except the LEVEL GAIN LED which blinks 3 T...

Page 16: ...ed mode Change to advanced mode to perform these operations Changing the input type MIC LINE Specify the input type Only input channel 5 and input channel 6 can be set 1 Select MIC LINE The SIG PK MIC LINE LED lights 2 Press the INPUT SEL button to change the input type between MIC and LINE 4dBu The INPUT SEL LED lights when LINE is selected and it turns off when MIC is selected Adjusting the gain...

Page 17: ...signed and confirmed The INPUT SEL LED lights when the channel is assigned to the selected output bus The INPUT SEL LED turns off when the channel is not assigned Press the INPUT SEL button to switch the bus assignment INPUT SEL LED lit Assigned to an output bus Audio signals not processed by SmartMixer are output even when SmartMixer is turned ON INPUT SEL LED blinking Assigned to an output bus A...

Page 18: ...he INPUT SEL LED and the volume LED turn off The OUTPUT SEL LED is on while the panel is locked Other LEDs turn on based on the level of an audio input Checking the firmware version You can view the firmware version of the product 1 Press the power button The PRESET LED becomes lit 2 When the PRESET LED starts blinking press and hold the MODE button and the dial button 3 When the LEVEL LED becomes...

Page 19: ...ntrol device to the product network settings for both devices must be performed If IP addresses are obtained automatically when connecting 1 Set the product s IP Config Mode to Auto The product ships from the factory in Auto mode 2 Set the control device s network settings so that it connects to the network If static IP addresses are used when connecting 1 Set the product s IP Config Mode to Stati...

Page 20: ...s Permissions Audio Technica LINK etc and update the firmware Operator Access Set the various options relating to the operation screens you can access after logging in as the Operator Presets Recall and save presets and import export preset data to from external devices Logging Set the options relating to log messages and download log messages System Info System information such as the various net...

Page 21: ... which you want to launch Web Remote Web Remote launches and the Login screen appears Login screen Device name The name set for the product is displayed Mode selection Select Operator or Administrator as the login user Password Enter the password This field appears when login as the Administrator is locked For the password settings refer to Login Password p 39 Login button Language Select the disp...

Page 22: ...ial Adjust the volume of each input output channel Blue Input channel Red Output channel Input Output icon The type and name of each input output channel are displayed Level meter The level of each channel is displayed Input channel Blue Input received Gray No input Output channel Blue Level between 6 to 59 dBFS Red Level equal to or greater than 5 dBFS Gray No input Reference point The balance is...

Page 23: ...ducts are operated Device name The name set for the product is displayed Input indicator The input level is displayed Output indicator The output level is displayed Audio Technica LINK status The Audio Technica LINK connection status is displayed IP remote status The active status of IP control is displayed Error status An error status is displayed Preset The selected preset and the name of the lo...

Page 24: ...is an Audio Technica LINK error IP remote status Remote control is disabled Remote control is enabled There is a remote control error Error status No error is present An error is present Error display When a triangle mark is displayed on an icon clicking the icon displays a description of the error After checking the description of the error move the cursor away from the icon and the triangle mark...

Page 25: ...ngs Maintenance screen You can configure the audio input settings for each input channel Click each of these items to display a detailed setting menu Smart Mix Refer to p 52 AEC Refer to p 50 USB OUT Refer to p 35 You can configure the audio output settings for each output channel You may not be able to set and or operate functions depending on the settings or the conditions If applicable those fu...

Page 26: ...ed as the input type 1 Click the area in the red box on the screen shown below The function is turned ON blue OFF no color each time the switch is clicked Turning the phase ON OFF Invert the input audio phase 1 Click the area in the red box on the screen shown below The function is turned ON blue OFF no color each time the switch is clicked Turning the low cut ON OFF Specify whether or not to remo...

Page 27: ...e two How to view settings screen Expert Mode Save an EQ preset reset the EQ frequency characteristics waveform or switch the setting screen From the EQ library recall the EQ preset If the EQ is adjusted after the data is recalled the display becomes blank Display and edit the EQ frequency characteristics waveform Change the gain by dragging a meter or directly entering a value Change the frequenc...

Page 28: ...to SmartMixer p 52 Turned OFF Turned ON Turned ON and SmartMixer active Turning the bus assignment ON OFF Switch the output bus between ON and OFF for each channel 1 Click the area in the red box on the screen shown below The function is turned ON blue ON purple OFF no color each time the switch is clicked ON Blue Assigned to an output bus Audio signals not processed by SmartMixer are output even ...

Page 29: ...FF no color each time the switch is clicked Adjusting the input level Set the Mic Line input level for each channel 2 Drag the volume adjustment dial and move it up and down to adjust the input level Turning the max volume ON OFF Determine the Max Volume and turn it ON OFF for each channel 1 Click Max Volume The setting is turned ON blue OFF no color each time the dial is clicked The fader maximum...

Page 30: ...ch channel 1 Click the area in the red box on the screen shown below The function is turned ON blue OFF no color each time the switch is clicked Turning the EQ ON OFF Switch the EQ between ON and OFF for each channel 1 Click the area in the red box on the screen shown below The function is turned ON blue OFF no color each time the switch is clicked Adjusting the FBS EQ 1 Click the area in the red ...

Page 31: ... to lock the band and enter a static state Click the icon again to cancel a static state of the band and enter a standby state Standby state Waiting for a new feedback frequency to be detected The frequencies of the detected feedbacks appear Select the strength to suppress the feedback Select the speed of suppressing the feedback Click to reset the detected frequencies Once reset new frequencies a...

Page 32: ...d the gain by dragging a pointer Display and switch the ON OFF setting of each band The ON and OFF statuses indicate as follows Turned ON Turned OFF In all bands change the gain to 0 without changing the current frequency Adjust the gain of each band Adjust the frequency of each band Adjust the Q value of each band Change the filter type applicable to bands 1 and 12 only Reset a parameter and save...

Page 33: ... ON OFF 1 Click the area in the red box on the screen shown below The function is turned ON blue OFF no color each time the switch is clicked Adjusting the dynamics 1 Click the area in the red box on the screen shown below The Settings screen appears 2 Set each item ...

Page 34: ... threshold is lower than the compressor threshold the compressor threshold is cleared and only the limiter threshold is displayed Limiter threshold Compressor threshold B A B Ratio A Set the compressor ratio Set the compressor threshold Set the compressor attack time Set the compressor release time Set the Dynamics output gain Set the Limiter threshold Setting the audio output details How to view ...

Page 35: ...each time the switch is clicked Setting the delay time for delay function 1 Set the amount of time to delay Click to adjust the time You can also click the time and enter the value directly Setting channel names and colors Set the name and color of each channel 1 Click the area in the red box on the screen shown below 2 Select a color of your choice 3 Click the text input field and enter the chann...

Page 36: ...um is set at the position when the Max Volume is turned ON The range above the specified position is grayed out To change the position turn the Max Volume OFF and then back ON Setting the USB output Select the USB output bus and set the transmission level 1 Click USB OUT 2 Select the bus for USB output You can select up to two sources from 1 2 and AEC If ST is selected other sources cannot be sele...

Page 37: ...re available Basic operations 1 Click the icon on the top right of the screen 2 From the list of setting items select the item you want to set 3 Set the item as necessary and click Apply Settings Maintenance screen Setting Items menu Log Out icon Screen selector icon The Audio Settings screen appears Apply button The change made to each setting is reflected ...

Page 38: ...op part header of the Web Remote screen After setting each item click Apply to complete the setting Audio Technica LINK Mode Set the operation mode under Audio Technica LINK p 55 1 Select Primary or Extension 2 Click Apply The setting is now complete Setting the system details Settings Maintenance General in System Settings ...

Page 39: ...port number of the IP control is displayed Notification Receive notifications from IP controlled devices Audio Level Notification Receive audio level notifications from IP controlled devices Multicast Address Set the address for multicast Multicast Port Number Set the port number for multicast This item can be set only when Notification is turned ON blue 2 Click Apply The setting is now complete N...

Page 40: ...ow complete Operator Page Permissions Set whether or not to limit the devices that can be accessed by the Operator 1 Click the switch to turn on off this function The setting is turned ON blue OFF no color each time the switch is clicked 2 Enter the IP addresses of the devices that can be accessed by the Operator Up to 5 devices can be registered 3 Click Apply The setting is now complete No other ...

Page 41: ... is displayed for setting Output Flip Switch the output ports 2 Click Apply The setting is now complete Output Flip Output of each channel assigned to an output bus is as described below If Output Flip is turned OFF If Output Flip is turned ON When Output flip is set to ON OUTPUT ST on the audio output screen changes to OUTPUT L R Setting the system details Settings Maintenance Audio in System Set...

Page 42: ... whether or not to enable preset recall on the front panel of the product Entering Advanced Mode Set whether or not to enable accessing the advanced mode on the front panel of the product 2 Click Apply The setting is now complete LED Dimmer Set whether or not to enable dimming of the LEDs dimmed illumination on the front panel of the product 1 Click the switch to turn on off the setting The settin...

Page 43: ...pack to allow Web Remote to be displayed in multiple languages 1 Click Browse The file selection screen appears 2 Select and open the files of the desired languages on the file selection screen 3 Click Install Installation is started When the installation is complete the completion screen appears and you are automatically logged out Reset All Settings to Default Reset the product to the factory de...

Page 44: ...2 Click Apply The setting is now complete Operator Page Restrictions Set restrictions on the operations that can be performed on the Operator page 1 Set each item Preset Recall Set whether or not to recall presets Num of Presets Set the number of presets that can be recalled Resume Fader Position Set whether or not to enable position resume for up to eight fader channels Logout Button Set whether ...

Page 45: ...et is recalled Exporting a preset 1 Click the radio button corresponding to the preset number from which you want to export Clicking the button selects the preset the color turns to blue 2 Click Export 3 Set the save location file name and export the file Importing a preset A preset created elsewhere can be imported 1 Click the radio button corresponding to the preset number to which you want to i...

Page 46: ...o the preset number from which you want to export Clicking the button selects the preset the color turns to blue When exporting a library you need not select all applicable presets 2 Click Export from EQ Preset Library 3 Set the save location file name and export the file Importing a preset library 1 Click the radio button corresponding to the preset number to which you want to import Clicking the...

Page 47: ... to the preset number from which you want to export Clicking the button selects the preset the color turns to blue When exporting a library you need not select all applicable presets 2 Click Export from EQ Preset Library 3 Set the save location file name and export the file Importing a preset library 1 Click the radio button corresponding to the preset number to which you want to import Clicking t...

Page 48: ...transfer them to the Syslog server Log File You can download the log file recorded to the internal memory by clicking Download After setting each item click Apply to complete the setting Syslog is a standard for transferring log messages across IP networks It is used for administration of computer systems and security monitoring Setting the system details Settings Maintenance Logging in Logging ...

Page 49: ...stem Info System information such as the various network settings and the product s serial number and firmware version is displayed Setting the system details Settings Maintenance System Info in System Info ...

Page 50: ...ing walls or floors of the room and upon being picked up by the microphone is returned to the other party along with your party s audio The other party hears the delayed own audio making it difficult to speak back Using the other party s signals as reference signals the acoustic echo canceler removes only the echoes in the other party s audio from the audio signals sent from your party This makes ...

Page 51: ...nce signal the signal for removing echoes In general a signal from the other party is set as the reference signal 4 Turn AEC ON for the Mic to be used for each channel 5 From Output Bus select the signal output bus to be returned to the other party 6 Click AEC Calibration The confirmation screen appears ...

Page 52: ...eat the procedure 8 After the reverberation setting confirm that the ERL meter fluctuates Perform the following procedures as necessary 9 Adjust the Reference Level until the ERL meter is at 10 or above 10 If necessary turn ON NLP These features may increase the echo canceling effect Saving the AEC adaptive filter setting 1 Click Apply Save the AEC adaptive filter setting To save the AEC adaptive ...

Page 53: ...pens If more than one microphone receives audio input the audio inputs to all open channels are added Simply adding the audio inputs tends to lower the howling margin thereby reducing the audio quality To address this issue the gate mode SmartMixer attenuates the added audio inputs based on the number of open mic channels Gain sharing mode SmartMixer This type of SmartMixer compares the audio inpu...

Page 54: ...rtMixer is turned ON OFF Not assigned to any output bus 6 Set Last Mic On Gate Hold time NOMA and Num of Open Mics Last Mic ON When this is set to ON the last opened microphone input channel gate remains open Gate Hold Time Set the time after the audio input is ceased until the microphone input channel gate is closed NOMA This function is used to attenuate the output according to the number of ope...

Page 55: ... be used also to balance the background noise for each channel 5 Assign signals to the output buses ON Blue Assigned to an output bus Audio signals not processed by SmartMixer are output even when SmartMixer is turned ON ON Purple Audio signals processed by SmartMixer are output when SmartMixer is turned ON OFF Not assigned to any output bus 6 Monitor the gain meter of each channel to confirm that...

Page 56: ...edures 1 Daisy chain the ATDM 0604 devices up to six The LINK terminal can be LINK A or LINK B There is no distinction and the polarity is not specific between the two Therefore they can be connected in any combination A to B B to A A to A or B to B Taking ease of maintenance after the installation into account however it is recommended that the terminals be connected in the same pattern within th...

Page 57: ... 0604 connected to one of the two ends as Primary Do not set any of ATMD 0604 devices connected in the middle as Primary The connection will not be recognized properly 2 Set all other ATDM 0604 devices as Extension Do not set more than one ATDM 0604 as Primary ...

Page 58: ...04 devices With this any ATDM 0604 can output audio inputs from 24 Mic channels 12 Mic Line channels and 6 unbalanced stereo channels The AEC reference signals can also be shared among the devices 1 6 ST 1 L 2 R UNBAL 1 6 ST 1 L 2 R UNBAL 1 L 2 R UNBAL ST 1 L 2 R ST 1 L 2 R ST 1 L 2 R ST 1 L 2 R 1 6 ST Primary AEC Ref AEC Ref AEC Ref AEC Ref Extension Device 1 Extension Device 5 ...

Page 59: ...ivated in Advanced mode 1 Select Administrator enter the password and click Login If you are logged in as an operator log out and then log back in 2 Click the icon on the top right of the screen 3 Click Front Panel 4 In the Levels setting set the operation restriction for the audio level adjustment If INPUT and OUTPUT for each channel are selected the audio level for that channel can be adjusted C...

Page 60: ...ice from the pull down menu The preset name appears and the settings change based on the selected preset Administrator screen 1 Click Preset at the top right of the screen 2 Select Recall Preset from the pull down menu 3 Select the preset of your choice The preset name appears and the settings change based on the selected preset ...

Page 61: ...n procedure refer to p 42 Preset 2 Self amplification This preset is suitable for self amplification in a small to mid size conference room It can also be used when amplification of the instructor with a speaker is necessary in a remote lecture or seminar The product is equipped with a feedback suppressor for each output system to control howling It is also equipped with a noise canceler that can ...

Page 62: ... any location using a computer or tablet with an Internet connection It is also equipped with an echo canceler to provide quality conferencing with no echoes or dropouts Tablet Smartphone Web Remote for operator Near end source Balanced audio cable Powered speaker AC power Unbalanced audio cable AC power cable USB cable Ethernet cable Switching hub Router AP Internet Far end source Computer Mic ...

Page 63: ...ut level of the video conference system being used It is also equipped with an echo canceler to provide quality conferencing with no echoes or dropouts Video conference system Web Remote for operator Near end source Unbalanced audio cable Balanced audio cable Unbalanced audio cable Balanced audio cable Ceiling speaker Power amplifier AC power AC power cable Ethernet cable Switching hub Router AP T...

Page 64: ...e channel To select another channel click the channel selected The selection of the channel is canceled Reselect the channel to copy 4 Select the target channel To select a different channel click the channel selected The selection of the channel is canceled Reselect the target channel 5 Click Paste To cancel the copying click Cancel The screen returns to the previous screen ...

Page 65: ...64 Key functions Resetting settings The settings for a channel can be reset to the default settings 1 Click the icon of the channel to reset 2 Click Reset ...

Page 66: ...an link only input channels 5 and 6 1 Click the icon of the channels to be linked 2 Click Link 5 6 3 Confirm that the input channels have been linked The settings of the channel 6 are same as the settings of the channel 5 The linked channel 6 are grayed out and cannot be used ...

Page 67: ...yte CH 1 to 6 CH Color Green Yellow Brown Red Pink Blue Gray Dark Gray Green CH mute On Off Off Link 5 6 CH 5 6 only Unlink 5 6 Link 5 6 Unlink 5 6 Max Volume On Off Off Copy Reset Input channel ST CH ST Mode Select Line 10dBV Line 20dBV USB Line 10dBV Input gain 20dB to 20dB 0 4 Band EQ On Off Off Output 1 Bus On Off Off Output 2 Bus On Off Off Output ST Bus 3 On Off Off Level meter 60Point Pk Le...

Page 68: ...selecting Link 5 6 2 When Mode in AEC is set to NC the screen changes to Output L R NC 3 When Mode in AEC is set to NC the screen changes to Output L R Bus Smart Mix Item name Setting values Default Setting Presets Included Resumed Smart Mix Mode Off Gate Gain Share Gain Share Last Mic On On Off Off Hold Time 0 5 to 10 0 seconds 2 5 NOMA On Off Off Num of Open Mics 1 to 6 6 Priority Mode Mode1 Mod...

Page 69: ...p is set to ON the screen changes to Output L R CH Detail Setting in Output Item name Setting values Default Setting Presets Included Resumed Feedback Suppressor Setting Output 1 2 ST Band 1 to 8 Current frequency Band switch On Off Off Reset Copy to 12 Band EQ FBS common settings Detection Low Mid High High Response Slow Fast Fast 12 Band EQ Setting Output 1 2 ST Band 1 Enable On Off On Band 1 Ga...

Page 70: ...n Off On Band 10 Gain 18dB to 18dB 0 Band 10 Frequency 20Hz to 20kHz 8000 Band 10 Q value 0 3 to 60 0 75 Band 11 Enable On Off On Band 11 Gain 18dB to 18dB 0 Band 11 Frequency 20Hz to 20kHz 1 6k Band 11 Q value 0 3 to 60 0 75 Band 12 Enable On Off On Band 12 Gain 18dB to 18dB 0 Band 12 Frequency 20Hz to 20kHz 20k Band 12 Q value 0 3 to 60 0 75 Band 12 Filter type LPF HSH PEQ PEQ Flat Recall Librar...

Page 71: ...0 NTP Setting Enabled On Off Off Server Address 0 0 0 0 to 255 255 255 255 Port Number 00001 to 65535 123 Time Zone UTC 12 00 to 14 00 00 00 Daylight Saving Time On Off Off Start Date Time 1 1 to 12 31 0 00 to 23 00 3 27 2 00 End Date Time 1 1 to 12 31 0 00 to 23 00 10 30 2 00 User Access Item name Setting values Default Setting Presets Included Resumed Login Password Administrator Password On Off...

Page 72: ...der Position On Off Off Logout Button On Off On Presets Presets Item name Setting values Default Setting Presets Included Resumed Presets Preset Name Maximum 30 Byte Preset 1 to 6 Boot Up Preset 1 to 6 Non Non 4 Band EQ Library Item name Setting values Default Setting Presets Included Resumed 4 Band EQ Library EQ Preset Name Maximum 30 Byte EQ Preset 01 to 20 12 Band EQ Library Item name Setting v...

Page 73: ...p 25 Check the gain p 15 p 25 Check the input level p 15 p 28 No sound comes out of the connected speaker The sound is distorted Check the connections of all devices Check whether the phantom power is turned on when using a condenser microphone p 15 p 25 Check whether a device that does not require phantom power is connected with the phantom power turned ON If phantom power is supplied to a device...

Page 74: ... Check whether the product and the control device such as an iPad or another tablet are connected to the same network You forgot the password Reset the password based on the following procedure 1 Press the power button to start the product 2 Press the MODE button or turn the dial button while pressing the MODE button to select PRESET 3 While pressing the OUTPUT SEL button turn the dial button thre...

Page 75: ...connection problem An IP command communication error occurred Access from Non Permitted Device A device not permitted to access was connected Check for any network connection problem File Import Failed Importing the preset file failed Check whether the file format is correct The network connection may have been disconnected File Export Failed Exporting the preset file failed The network connection...

Page 76: ...75 Dimensions 6 2 326 0 13 5 44 0 217 0 Unit mm ...

Page 77: ...24 dBu 1 0 1 0 dB 20 Hz to 20 kHz LINE 40 dBu 1 0 2 0 dB Dynamic range 110 dB or higher A weighted ST S N ratio 90 dB or higher A weighted ST Headroom 20 dB or higher Input referred noise 126 dBu or less Rs 150 ohm DIN Common mode rejection ratio 80 dB or higher 1 kHz Residual noise 86 dBu or less A weighted Maximum gain 64 dB Channel separation 80 dB or less 1 kHz unity Total harmonic distortion ...

Page 78: ...solution 24 bit Dynamic range 115 dB Accessories Euroblock connector x 10 Rack mount large small Rack mount screw x 6 Power cable Rubber feet x 4 Input Output specifications Analog input specifications Input terminal Gain Load impedance Input level Connector Balanced Unbalanced Minimum value Nominal value Maximum value MIC 1 to 4 20 to 60 dB 1 6 kΩ 60 dBu 40 dBu 20 dBu Euroblock connector Balanced...

Page 79: ... 5 Ref Level Send Reference for external SmartMixer Gate Gain Sharing MAC I F Selector ATDM 0604 MAC I F External USB AUDIO IN1 USB AUDIO IN2 USB AUDIO INPUT ST L OUT2 OUT1 AEC OFF ST R OUT2 OUT1 AEC OFF Audio Technica LINK AEC Reference OFF Mic ON OFF Line OFF MIC OFF LINE ON MIC ON OFF LINE OFF 4 Band PEQ SM 1 Pre Post SM 2 Pre Post SM ST Pre Post Level Trim MIC LINE 6 Balanced 40dBu 4dBu 0dBV 1...

Page 80: ...Audio Technica Corporation 2 46 1 Nishi naruse Machida Tokyo 194 8666 Japan 2018 Audio Technica Corporation ver 1 2017 12 01 ver 2 2018 05 01 222304240 02 02 ...

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