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11.6 Input Settings

The input settings menu is displayed in the next figure:

Figure 30: Input Settings

In this menu you can see all the inputs of the Lyra. You can adjust the corresponding label per input. Each
of the inputs has its advanced settings. If Cobranet is not installed the “Cobranet input settings” menu is
not available.

11.6.1 Advanced input settings

Figure 31: Advanced input settings

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Summary of Contents for Lyra

Page 1: ...LYRA LYRA LYRA LYRA User Manual Software version Lyra V1 5 2012 Manual version V1 4 2 September 2012 ...

Page 2: ...tion is essential to know An electrical shock is caused by voltage and current actually it is the current that causes the shock In practice the higher the voltage the higher the current will be and the higher the shock But there is another thing to consider and it is resistance When the resistance in Ohms is high between two poles the current will be low and vice versa All three of these voltage c...

Page 3: ...n equipment failure do not use it again and return it to your dealer for repair And last but not least be careful not to touch a person being shocked as you yourself could also be shocked Once removed from the shock have someone send for medical help immediately Always keep the above mentioned information in mind when using electrically powered equipment ...

Page 4: ...e become familiar with your console We will certainly learn from your comments and we will very much appreciate the effort and time it will take for you to communicate your idea s and suggestions We are confident that you will be using the Lyra for many years to come and wish you a lot of success With kind regards Duco de Rijk PRESIDENT D R ELECTRONICA WEESP B V Rijnkade 15B 1382 GS WEESP HOLLAND ...

Page 5: ...itch 16 7 3 4 Test Connectivity 16 7 3 5 DHCP 17 8 COBRANET BASICS 18 8 1 COBRANET DEVICE 18 8 2 COBRANET BUNDLES 18 8 3 COBRANET AND ETHERNET 18 9 HARDWARE CONNECTIONS 19 9 1 ANALOG IN OUTPUTS 19 9 1 1 MIC inputs 19 9 1 2 LINE inputs 21 9 1 3 External inputs 22 9 1 4 Program Sub Aux CRM outputs 22 9 1 5 Phones outputs 23 9 2 DIGITAL INPUTS OUTPUTS 24 9 3 GLOBAL INPUTS OUTPUTS 25 9 3 1 GPIOs 25 9 ...

Page 6: ...OBRANET OUTPUT SETTINGS 47 11 10 SECURITY SETTINGS 48 11 10 1 Users and Levels 48 11 11 CHIPCARD SETTINGS 50 11 12 CONTROL SURFACE LEVELS 51 11 13 INPUT POOL LEVELS 52 11 14 NETWORK LEVELS 53 12 FTP 54 12 1 PRESETS 54 12 2 SECURITY 54 12 3 FLASH 54 13 LYRA EQ TOOL 55 14 ACTIVEX APPLICATION 56 15 SPECIFICATIONS 57 15 1 GENERAL SYSTEM PARAMETERS 57 15 2 A D AND D A CONVERTERS 57 15 3 MICROPHONE INPU...

Page 7: ...re getting started and it saves you from getting in touch with us for all sorts of questions You can use this manual later on as a reference In the first chapters we shall give you an overview of the Lyra and its features In this way you can have an impression of how to implement the system in your application The next chapters will deal with interconnecting the various parts of the system and its...

Page 8: ...ke the fader module and the 19 Rack unit out of the box Hook up the 15p sub D cable between the fader module to the 19 rack unit TO CNTRL UNIT 1 You can now also hook up the UTP cable to your ETHERNET 802 3 network if you would like to make settings In chapter 10 5 you can find how to setup the Lyra for networking Connect the power supply cable to the 19 rack and to the wall outlet Turn on the pow...

Page 9: ...and PHONES All interfacing and connectors are explained in the section Hardware 4 2 Control Surface A separate unit with knobs and faders is used to control the Lyra There are two connections at the 19 rack to make it possible to have at maximum 8 stereo faders Further this control surface holds a phones jack which gives the CRM signal The Control Surface is a very simple and easy to understand in...

Page 10: ...u need in your applications the Lyra has a full matrix before processing takes place You can assign one of your inputs to the eight modules in any way you want Furthermore you can bring one of the inputs to the external inputs to make them available at the CRM buss 5 2 Buss structure As mentioned before every module features EQ and dynamic processing This is why these channels are often referred t...

Page 11: ...b Aux Cleanfeed 1 Cleanfeed 2 and CRM busses there are dedicated analog outputs For all Digital outputs you have a separate router which makes it possible for you too choose which buss is connected to the digital output Due to the advanced routing matrix you also have the option to route any input directly to an output ...

Page 12: ...FS headroom adjustable in increments of 1dBFS The default setting is 9dBFS This means you have on your digital outputs enough headroom The 0 dB level on the meter is 6 dBu on the balanced analog outputs Because you also need your bit resolution we interface with 24 bits and process the signal with 32 bits floating point This provides you with sufficient headroom For ease of use the console is also...

Page 13: ...r from D R Phone 31 294 418014 email info d r nl Page 13 To summarize things shortly 0 dB on your meter is 6 dBu on the balanced input outputs 0 dBu on the unbalanced inputs outputs 20 dBFS fixed or 20 dBFS to 0 dBFS variable at the digital inputs outputs ...

Page 14: ...is is called the OSI model Open System Interconnect It will be too much information at this point to explain the complete OSI model Below you will get some basic information regarding layers Figure 2 OSI Model Physical Data Link Layer Ethernet Network Layer Internet Protocol or Cobranet Transport Layer TCP or Cobranet In higher layers we will find protocols like HTTP FTP SNMP etc Actually we are n...

Page 15: ...iving system to understand the networking protocol information extracted from the Ethernet payload field 7 3 1 IP Address An IP address is a unique identifier for a device on a TCP IP network Within an isolated network it is possible to assign IP addresses at random as long as each address is unique However connecting a private network directly to the Internet requires using registered IP addresse...

Page 16: ...is done using a subnet mask The subnet mask is the network number plus the bits reserved for identifying the subnet To come up with a subnet mask the bits for the network number including the new subnet number are all set to 1 In our example the subnet mask would be 11111111 11111111 11111111 11110000 or 255 255 255 240 7 3 3 Configuring the switch Switch configuration is usually only necessary if...

Page 17: ...ly and efficiently on large networks proper planning is essential If it is set up improperly DHCP can cause headaches As I mentioned earlier DHCP automatically configures clients for TCP IP at the time the clients attach to the network Obviously this process doesn t happen by magic Getting DHCP to configure a client for use on a network requires several messages to be passed back and forth across ...

Page 18: ...s In short it means one Cobranet device can transmit data to 4 different devices and receive data from 4 different devices 8 2 Cobranet Bundles To setup a connection you have to give a transmit and receive socket a bundle number If a receive socket and transmit socket have the same bundle number audio is transmitted from the transmit socket to the receive socket A bundle number is a kind of identi...

Page 19: ...pins female Sub d Each section of this chapter has a table which shows how the connectors are wired 9 1 Analog In Outputs On the Lyra 19 rack you can find several different types of analog inputs Below we will describe every input type to give you an overview on the dedicated purpose of this input 9 1 1 MIC inputs Figure 6 Microphone inputs at front You can see on the right side of the front panel...

Page 20: ... of the 19 rack Warning Phantom power is also applied to these connectors Don t short pins while phantom power is on At the back side you can find the four microphone inserts on a jack type connector Pin 1 Mic IN 1 Pin 6 Mic IN 1 Pin 2 GND Pin 7 Mic IN 2 Pin 3 Mic IN 2 Pin 8 GND Pin 4 Not Connected Pin 9 Not Connected Pin 5 Not Connected Table 2 Pinning MIC Input 4 3 and MIC Input 2 1 Tip Return R...

Page 21: ...or the analog inputs Figure 8 Analog Line Inputs at rear side Stereo Input 1 4 Mono Input 5 6 Pin 1 Left Mono IN Pin 6 Left Mono IN Pin 2 GND GND Pin 7 Right Auto Cleanfeed OUT Pin 3 Right Auto Cleanfeed OUT Pin 8 GND GND Pin 4 GPO A GPO A Pin 9 GPO B GPO B Pin 5 Not Connected GPI Table 4 Pinning for Stereo Input 1 4 and Mono Input 5 6 The GPI line on the MONO connectors can be used to connect the...

Page 22: ...nt Below you see a picture of the connections available Figure 10 Program Sub Aux CRM outputs at rear side PROGRAM SUB AUX CRM Pin 1 Left OUT Left OUT Left OUT Left OUT Pin 6 Left OUT Left OUT Left OUT Left OUT Pin 2 GND GND GND GND Pin 7 Right OUT Right OUT Right OUT Right OUT Pin 3 Right OUT Right OUT Right OUT Right OUT Pin 8 GND GND GND GND Pin 4 Mono OUT Not Connected Not Connected GPO A Pin ...

Page 23: ...Lyra On the control surface the phones is directly connected to the CRM buss On the surface itself you have a level control for the phones Below you see the phones connector which is located at the front side of the 19 rack This phones connection can be used for example as a studio phones output With the remote software you can select the source for the studio phones Figure 11 Phones output at 19 ...

Page 24: ... Pin 2 GND Pin 7 TX OUT Pin 3 TX OUT Pin 8 GND Pin 4 GPO A Pin 9 GPO B Pin 5 Not Connected Table 6 Pinning Dig I 0 1 6 GPO A and GPO B make connection if the GPO is activated Maximum current 200 mA Maximum resistance when connection made 12 Ohm Maximum Voltage 24 V Below you see the layout of the front side digital input You can choose which type of digital audio connection you want to use as inpu...

Page 25: ...n 8 Not Connected Pin 4 GPI 1 Pin 9 GPI 2 Pin 5 Ground Table 7 Pinning GPIO s GPO A and GPO B make connection if the GPO is activated Maximum current 200 mA Maximum resistance when connection made 12 Ohm Maximum Voltage 24 V 9 3 2 Word clock in and out On the rear side of the Lyra you can find two BNC connectors with the text FCLK OUT and FCLK IN These are the word clock in out connection which ca...

Page 26: ...t rear side 9 3 5 Ethernet The Ethernet connection of the Lyra enables you to connect the device to your local network or directly to your PC Note When connecting directly to the PC you will need a Crosslink cable One crosslink cable comes with the Lyra By entering the IP address of the Lyra in the internet explorer you will receive the Lyra webpage onto your screen Through the webpage you can mak...

Page 27: ...Control Surface connection at rear side Pin 1 TX Pin 9 TX Pin 2 RX Pin 10 RX Pin 3 5v Pin 11 5v Pin 4 5v Pin 12 5v Pin 5 GND Pin 13 GND Pin 6 GND Pin 14 GND Pin 7 PHONE GND Pin 15 PHONE LEFT Pin 8 PHONE RIGHT Table 8 Pinning Control Surface connector The power supply for the control surface comes through the 15 pin cable It s very important to never extend the cable any further than the maximum sp...

Page 28: ...l and monitoring data such as Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP through the same network connection as the audio This makes it compatible to different manufactures so they can also hook up and control information of the Lyra Cobranet side CobraNet is Ethernet based in most cases data communications and CobraNet applications can coexist on the same physical network depends on the required aud...

Page 29: ...rallel Every processing channel handles source selection mono EQ dynamics level and routing selection Now we shall give you a global overview of the Lyra All hands on features described here can be found on the control surface of the system Next to the 4 fader version of the Control Surface there is also an 8 fader version available This version is a combination of 2 4 fader units Figure 22 displa...

Page 30: ...Using the Control Surface Lyra Digital Mixer from D R Phone 31 294 418014 email info d r nl Page 30 Figure 22 The 8 fader Control Surface of the Lyra ...

Page 31: ...dth is 2 octaves To adjust the EQ for your own specific purposes you can use an EQ Tool located on the delivered CDROM For explanation see chapter 13 The range for each band is adjustable from 18dB to 18dB maximum Depending on the EQ Range settings on the webpage When pushing the encoder the level returns to a default 0dB To activate the EQ select the EQ button and press the encoder above the modu...

Page 32: ...level will jump to 0dB Pressing it another time will make the level jump back to 140dB 10 4 3 CUE buss The stereo CUE buss can be fed from one or more modules by ways of the CUE switches on the console or on the computer screen The signal from the processing channel to the CUE buss is routed pre fader and pre ON switch An alternative function of the CUE buss is to use it as a talkback communicatio...

Page 33: ... network settings are disabled The IP address is set to 255 255 255 255 Note Whenever you set these addresses you must reboot the console for changes to take effect When you have connected the Lyra directly to a PC you must manually assign all four addresses for example Lyra Settings IP Address 192 168 1 11 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway Address 0 0 0 0 Name Server Address 0 0 0 0 PC Settings I...

Page 34: ...bpage use a screen resolution from 1024x768 up to 1280x1024 11 1Opening screen To log on to the webpage you should enter the IP address in your internet explorer You will get a logon screen The first time you logon you don t have to enter a username or password When asked for just press enter It s best to make a System Administrator account as soon as possible to secure the Lyra Later on you can d...

Page 35: ...e FPGA software MAC Address Displays the MAC address of the Lyra Unique Lyra Ethernet identifier System Up Time Displays the online time from the last time the Lyra was activated Sample rate Displays the sample rate currently used by the Lyra Control Surface 1 Displays if a control surface is connected on channel 1 Module 1 4 User Displays which user operates control surface 1 Logon occurs by chip...

Page 36: ... section indicates whether the DHCP function is active or not When displaying the IP address the DHCP function is active When displaying Static Fixed IP the DHCP function is disabled and a static IP is used Note The DHCP function only works at Boot time The Boot time will be longer if using DHCP up to one minute if the DHCP server will not react IP Address This section lets you change the IP addre...

Page 37: ...tton disconnects any user which is connected to the port FTP Data Connection Displays the time the FTP data port 20 was opened and by which user The disconnect button disconnects any user which is connected to the port TCP Connection The TCP connection is used for a special ActiveX application which can run inside a browser window The ActiveX application displays a virtual 8 fader control unit of ...

Page 38: ...r the Cobranet module Max 21 characters Location You can enter the name of the location where the Cobranet module is active Max 21 characters Contact You can enter the name of the person here which has administrator privileges on the Lyra Cobranet module Max 21 characters Cobranet devices can be setup remotely through SNMP commands The D R CobraNet Manager for example uses this protocol to setup m...

Page 39: ...number This number can vary between 256 and 65535 unicast bundles Rx section Status The status of a channel tells you whether the channel is active or inactive Dropouts Displays the number of frames that didn t reach destination properly Bundle Let s you choose the bundle number that you want to receive 256 65535 Tx section Dropouts Displays the number of frames that didn t reach destination prope...

Page 40: ...r the digital outputs See also chapter 6 Auto CUE Reset This option resets the CUE when a channel goes on air When this option is enabled you need to set per channel if you want a local or a total CUE reset CUE to CRM When this option is set the CUE buss will automatically be routed to the CRM buss when the CUE is activated on a channel CRM interlock If this option is enabled you can only route on...

Page 41: ...GPI 1 to 6 The GPI can receive a signal from the outside and generate an event of choice Figure 28 General Purpose Input GPI Type Latching When a GPI is triggered the state changes and stays that way until the GPI is triggered again Momentary When a GPI is triggered the state changes but changes back to is resting state as soon as the triggering is over Action MIC1 4 Cough When triggered MIC 1 4 w...

Page 42: ...e Output GPO Type Continuous GPO is the action state If action redlight is active GPO is active On Pulse GPO pulses when action becomes active Off Pulse GPO pulses when action becomes inactive Action MIC1 4 The activation of MIC1 4 triggers the GPO Redlight1 2 The activation of Redlight1 2 triggers the GPO RemoteBuss 1 4 The activation of Remote Buss 1 4 triggers the GPO ...

Page 43: ...ed in the next figure Figure 30 Input Settings In this menu you can see all the inputs of the Lyra You can adjust the corresponding label per input Each of the inputs has its advanced settings If Cobranet is not installed the Cobranet input settings menu is not available 11 6 1 Advanced input settings Figure 31 Advanced input settings ...

Page 44: ...emote Trigger On Remote causes a trigger when the channel is enabled by On switch Trigger Off remote causes a trigger when the channel is disabled by the On switch Note When the audio function is disabled you will get a retrigger signal when pressing the ON switch regardless the settings for trigger On Off remote Action Latching means that the On switch holds its state until pressed again Momentar...

Page 45: ...gs If Cobranet is not installed the Cobranet input settings menu is not visible Figure 32 Cobranet Input Settings The idea behind the Cobranet Input Settings is basically the same as the normal Input Settings Each bundle pair represents one 48kHz stereo channel You can rename each label for your own purposes ...

Page 46: ...hree settings Conference Talkback The Talkback MIC selected in the Global Settings menu will be put through directly to the output with the Conf TB setting activated Studio Mute All of the outputs with Studio Mute enabled will be muted when Studio mute is activated CRM Mute All of the outputs with CRM Mute enabled will be muted when CRM mute is activated 11 8 1 Advanced Output Settings The setting...

Page 47: ...ybit With this bit set you give the signal the Copy marking Original With this bit set you give the signal the Original marking Note Copybit and Original bit setting are only effective when signal is set to consumer mode 11 9Cobranet Output Settings If Cobranet is not installed Cobranet output settings menu is not visible Figure 34 Cobranet Output Settings Each bundle pair represents a stereo audi...

Page 48: ...he chip cards can be used to allow access to the control surfaces The chip cards are fully compatible with the other D R products like the Sirius and the Scorpius All these settings can be made in the Security Settings menu Figure 35 Security Settings 11 10 1 Users and Levels Figure 36 User and Level Settings The User and Level menu gives the user the option create or alter user accounts for the L...

Page 49: ...Gain Mono EQ High EQ Mid EQ Low EQ On Dynamics Aux Level Panning Prog ON Sub ON Global Settings EQ Range Aux PRE POST Extern 1 2 Figure 37 User Settings To delete a user simply empty the username and the password field and change the level back to operator There are 6 different user levels in the Lyra System Administrator This level is the absolute highest you can assign to a user This level has f...

Page 50: ...ose which modules chip card overrules the other If you have a combined 8 fader console you have to mark the setting Control surface 2 chip card determines user level for control surface 1 for correct chip card functionality To program a chip card simply type the username max 32 characters in the Chip card name field Type a password in the Chip card password field max 16 characters and re type the ...

Page 51: ...n activated user acquires privilege to operate the encoders Network Setup When activated user acquires privilege to setup the network through the control surface Input Routing When activated user acquires privilege to operate input routing Gain When activated user acquires privilege to operate the gain function Mono When activated user acquires privilege to operate the mono function EQ When activa...

Page 52: ...nl Page 52 11 13Input Pool Levels Figure 40 Input Pool Levels The Input Pool Level Setting menu enables you to prevent users will access the inputs from the control surface This option is also available for the Cobranet input channels if Cobranet is available in your Lyra ...

Page 53: ...r level permissions to access the Cobranet Settings menu Global Settings Grants user level permissions to access the Global Settings menu Input Settings Grants user level permissions to access the Input Settings menu Output Settings Grants user level permissions to access the Output Settings menu Security Settings Grants user level permissions to access the Security Settings menu FTP Preset Direct...

Page 54: ...ormation of the Lyra except security and level settings If you would get a snapshot of the Lyra s current situation EQ routing remotes etc you can store this file on your FTP client If that file is restored the Lyra will immediately jump to the settings in the file which is uploaded 12 2Security The Security directory contains two files Users Lyra and Levels Lyra The file Users Lyra stores all inf...

Page 55: ... and bandwidth parameters you can use the Lyra EQ Tool located on the CDROM Figure 42 Lyra EQ Tool You can use your mouse to rotate the potmeter which changes the EQ parameters It s also possible to use your mouse to pick up a white spot and move it around until you reach the EQ settings you want If you reach the preferred EQ setting you can save it to a file by using the File Save menu To impleme...

Page 56: ...The application works parallel with the control surfaces All the settings made through software or control surface affect the other real time To set the potmeter just left click your mouse on it and hold your left button Now move the mouse in the direction in which you want to move the potmeter To reset the potmeters or fader to 0 dB position just double click on it All the functionalities of the ...

Page 57: ...c range typically 113 dB THD Noise 100 dB 0 001 15 3Microphone Inputs Mic INP Bal 2kOhm Signal to noise 128dBr 60dB gain CMRR Mic input max Gain 50Hz 75dB Phantom is switchable 48volt 15 4Line Inputs Input sensitivity 20dB to 20dB Line inp bal 10kOhm Signal to noise 100dBr 20 dB gain CMRR Line input max gain 50Hz 50dB LINE OUTPUTS 4dBu 10dBV electronically balanced or optional transformers 15 5Equ...

Page 58: ...ed on relays and interfaced on 9 pin Sub D connectors More info isolated PhotoMOS Relays Ron max 12ohm Imax 200mA 24Vmax 15 10Dimensions and Weight Desktop layout Width 260mm Height 85mm Depth 370mm 19 rack in output unit Width 485mm Height 88 5mm Depth 300mm Notes 0dBu 775 mV All measurements were made on an Audio Precision system Two For more info on this and many other broadcast consoles contac...

Page 59: ...he product Lyra series conforms to the following product specifications EMC NEN EN 55103 1 1995 NEN EN 55103 2 1995 NEN EN 55013 1 1994 Supplementary Information The products herewith complies with the requirements of the EMC Directive 89 336 EEC 1989 as amended by the CE Marking Directive 93 68 EEC 1993 D R Electronica Weesp b v Rijnkade 15 B 1382 GS WEESP The Netherlands President of Engineering...

Page 60: ... you have any questions do not hesitate to contact us We wish you many years of enjoyable mixing Best regards Duco de Rijk President D R Electronica Weesp b v Rijnkade 15B 1382 GS WEESP The Netherlands Phone 31 0 294 418 014 FAX 31 0 294 416 987 Website http www d r nl E mail mailto info d r nl We hope you find this manual useful and easy to understand As always we are open to any suggestions abou...

Page 61: ...e 26 Figure 18 Ethernet connection at rear side 26 Figure 19 Control Surface connection at rear side 27 Figure 20 Cobranet Option at rear side 28 Figure 21 The 4 fader Control Surface of the Lyra 29 Figure 22 The 8 fader Control Surface of the Lyra 30 Figure 23 Openingscreen of the webpage 34 Figure 24 System Information 35 Figure 25 Network Settings 36 Figure 26 Cobranet Settings 38 Figure 27 Glo...

Page 62: ...le 1 Level Definitions 12 Table 2 Pinning MIC Input 4 3 and MIC Input 2 1 20 Table 3 Pinning Inserts 20 Table 4 Pinning for Stereo Input 1 4 and Mono Input 5 6 21 Table 5 Pinning for PROGRAM SUB AUX and CRM 22 Table 6 Pinning Dig I 0 1 6 24 Table 7 Pinning GPIO s 25 Table 8 Pinning Control Surface connector 27 ...

Page 63: ... Phone 31 294 418014 email info d r nl Page 63 18 Glossary dBFS 13 dBu 13 DHCP 18 hybrid 22 IP 10 16 IP Address 16 levels 13 microphones 20 Network Addressing 16 phantom 20 ping 17 Subnet 17 Subnet Mask 17 TCP IP 16 telephone hybrid 22 ...

Page 64: ...d matrix which gives you not only the possibility to route the busses to the outputs but also the possibility to route any input directly to an output without interference from the Mixing Console The modules external 1 2 come from the I O Matrix and enter the Mixing Console where the audio is processed and routed to the busses The busses exit the Mixing console to there dedicated outputs and back ...

Page 65: ...e horizontal size of the control or form in pixels Int Height Specifies the vertical size of the control in spixels Events OnFaderOn ModuleNr When a fader opens this event is generated OnFaderOff ModuleNr When a fader closes this event is generated OnChannelOn ModuleNr When a On switch is turned ON this event is generated OnChannelOff ModuleNr When a On switch is turned OFF this event is generated...

Page 66: ... state with this event Methods Void ConnectToIP Connects to IP Void Disconnect Disconnect from IP Void Logon unsigned char Username unsigned char Password Log on if a user and password Void SetSource long ModuleNr long Source Set ModuleNr Source Source may be 0 till 34 0 N C 1 4 MIC1 MIC4 5 11 Analog1 Analog7 12 18 Digital1 Digital7 19 34 Cobra1 2 Cobra31 32 Void SetOn long ModuleNr long State Set...

Page 67: ... long Value Set Fader at ModuleNr Value may be 140dB till 10dB Void SetCRMLevel long Level Set Fader at ModuleNr Value may be 140dB till 10dB Void SetProgToCRM long State Set Prog to CRM at ModuleNr 1 Switch Down 0 Switch Up Void SetSubToCRM long State Set Sub to CRM at ModuleNr 1 Switch Down 0 Switch Up Void SetAuxToCRM long State Set Aux to CRM at ModuleNr 1 Switch Down 0 Switch Up Void SetCUETo...

Page 68: ... 18 dB till 18 dB Long GetEQOn long ModuleNr returns 1 ON 0 OFF Long GetGain long ModuleNr returns 20 dB till 20 dB Long GetMono long ModuleNr returns 1 ON 0 OFF Long GetProg long ModuleNr returns 1 ON 0 OFF Long GetSub long ModuleNr returns 1 ON 0 OFF Long GetAux long ModuleNr returns 1 ON 0 OFF Long GetDynamics long ModuleNr returns 0 till 100 Long GetFader long ModuleNr returns 140dB till 10dB ...

Page 69: ...dB till 10dB Long GetProgToCRM returns 1 ON 0 OFF Long GetSubToCRM returns 1 ON 0 OFF Long GetAuxToCRM returns 1 ON 0 OFF Long GetCUEToCRM returns 1 ON 0 OFF Long GetExt1ToCRM returns 1 ON 0 OFF Long GetExt2ToCRM returns 1 ON 0 OFF Long GetCRMDim returns 1 ON 0 OFF Long GetTB returns 1 ON 0 OFF ...

Page 70: ...g the failed product or component at the discretion of D R Electronica Weesp B V either within or outside of warranty periods and does not extend to any loss or damage which may be caused as a consequence of misuse or failure of the equipment or products D R Electronica Weesp B V shall not in any event be liable for economic lost of profits including without limitation any incidental or consequent...

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