Harris NetWave Operation & Technical Manual Download Page 81

Page: 81 / 90

Revision A • 6/06

A T

6-1

arris offers a number of accessories and

services to complement the NetWave console. Avail-

able products range from the VistaMax Audio Man-

agement System, which integrates multiple RMX-

digital, BMXdigital and NetWave consoles into a

facility-wide network, to studio mic control panels,

peripheral control panels and several styles of head-

phone jack and level control panels to integrate with

the Harris 3x6 headphone distribution amp.

Harris services range from supplying logic wiring

diagrass for common peripheral devices to complete

system wiring design and installation packages.

Furniture and Cabinetry

Harris offers a full line of standard and custom

furniture and cabinetry specifically designed to

integrate the NetWave console with studio periph-

eral equipment. Complete turnkey studio design

and implementation services are also available.

Contact your Harris sales representative for

additional information.

Accessory Panels

Turret accessory panels maintain the console’s

look and feel while providing remote control for

important studio functions. NetWave accessory

panels are 6" long and either 1.6" or 3.2" wide.

Single width panels (1.6" x 6" panels) include

various mic control panels, studio and headphone

level panels, and peripheral control panels.

There are two types of cabinet skirt-mounted

headphone panels (jack-only and jack with rotary

level control). Custom-designed switch and indi-

cator panels are also available.

The 99-1788-1 Single Cabinet Plate allows any

single 1.6" x 6" panel to mount into a countertop.

The 99-1788-2 Dual Cabinet Plate allows two 1.6"

panels or a 3.2" double-width panel to mount into

a countertop (shown below).

To install more than one or two Accessory pan-

els in a studio use the 99-1213 Host Turret. It has

eight 1.6" turret panel slots and an integral Clock

and Event Timer, as shown on page 6-2.

Accessories

CABINET PLATE APPLICATION EXAMPLES

99-1788-1 SINGLE

POSITION CABINET PLATE

(SHOWN WITH A 99-1197)

99-1788-2 DUAL

POSITION CABINET PLATE

(SHOWN WITH A 99-1198

& A 99-1191)

NetWave

Summary of Contents for NetWave

Page 1: ...ions Technical Manual PRE75 54 PRE75 54 PRE75 54 PRE75 54 PRE75 54 Revision A 6 06 Broadcast Communications Division www broadcast harris com 8 input console 99 1600 08 16 input console 99 1600 16 24...

Page 2: ...Revision A 6 06 H A R R I S C O R P O R A T I O N ii...

Page 3: ...Panel 3 5 Reflective Console Display 3 9 NetWave Applications 3 10 Stand Alone Operation 3 10 Telco Codec Operation 3 11 4 LINKING NETWAVE Linked NetWave Consoles 4 1 Verifying SoftwareVersions 4 1 Li...

Page 4: ...Revision A 6 06 H A R R I S C O R P O R A T I O N iv Declaration of Conformity...

Page 5: ...essor essories ies ies ies ies Donotplacethisproductonanunstable cart stand tripod bracket or table The product may fall causingseriousinjurytoachildoradultandserious damage to the product Any mountin...

Page 6: ...Revision A 6 06 H A R R I S C O R P O R A T I O N vi...

Page 7: ...16 input frames three on 24 input frames Monitor Panel one per console Dual Fader Panel four on 8 input frames six on 16 input frames nine on 24 input frames Reflective Display clock timer and two met...

Page 8: ...untertop Three frame sizes are available with 8 16 or 24 channel slots Each NetWave operates as a stand alone con sole but for maximum flexibility and usability can be tied into any VistaMax system ru...

Page 9: ...al Dual Router Kits to theVistaMax LAN One ESE or SMPTE master clock input on the clock timer board One Timer Reset output for a studio event timer on the clock timer board MAIN COMPONENT DESCRIPTIONS...

Page 10: ...When the A source is active yellow LEDs backlight the A source la bel under a smoked polycarbonate window above the A button and the A button is lit When the B source is active red LEDs backlight the...

Page 11: ...together again turns off the In clude All function TheVMCC 1 1 software is included on the Net Wave CD ROM 99 5001 that comes with the console To integrate the NetWave with a VistaMax or Envoy card fr...

Page 12: ...bus into the operator s headphones while cue is active When unlit cue activity does not affect the board operator s headphone audio AutoCue has two modes of operation set by switch DS1 3 on the Monito...

Page 13: ...d the Monitor panel and Reflective Con sole Display In normal operation the card con nections are hidden by a cosmetic flip open rear cover DSP I O Cards Each DSP I O card Digital Signal Processor plu...

Page 14: ...e optional Link Activation Kit must be installed to use the Link connection Once activated the Link sends up to 32 stereo signals the four program buses cue bus Telco record output two dual channel mi...

Page 15: ...to 20 kHz 6 dB FSD input 6 dB FSD output Crosstalk Isolation Program to Program 85 dB 20 Hz to 20 kHz Stereo Separation Analog Program Outputs 90 dB 20 Hz to 20 kHz Console Power Requirements Measured...

Page 16: ...factured by another shall be warranted only to the extent provided by the other manufac turer C Thermal filament devices such as fuses or lamps are expressly excluded from this war ranty D The warran...

Page 17: ...d DC cable Installation kit MOD IV housings and recep tacle contacts blank source name labels Channel Setup Stylus Tool Reflector for the Console Display NetWave Quick Guide NetWave CD ROM DimensionTa...

Page 18: ...ensions shown below as mea sured from the right end of the cutout Cabling is normally broken out and tie wrapped to the bot tom of the countertop just behind the cable cut out Leave a six to eight inc...

Page 19: ...low the countertop AC GROUNDING NOTE Do not defeat the IEC power cord U safety ground in any way as this may create a potentially dangerous condition to the operator GROUNDING AND SHIELDING Terminate...

Page 20: ...e the console is set par allel to the countertop edge and is covering the cable cutout Mark then move the console to drill pilot holes for screws or clear holes for bolts On laminate countertops it is...

Page 21: ...r Output card Place the two tool tips into the two open corners of the 21 352 3 PROM and then squeeze the tool handles to pop the PROM out of the socket 4 Place the 21 352 4 PROM into the U64 socket w...

Page 22: ...on written on the TINI s antistatic bag label is used during this step Quad Meter Package This option replaces the standard console dis play with a four meter display Kits are only avail able for NetW...

Page 23: ...r selection The Aux meter functions the same as in the standard meter configuration Various meter clock and timer parameters are set using switches on the meter DS3 and clock timer circuit boards DS1...

Page 24: ...p up the rear connector cover to access the two rear corner 4 40 screws that hold the re flector in place Remove these screws 2 Lift the reflector out of its slot Place it on a padded surface to prote...

Page 25: ...round NOTE The wiring to J4 must be routed through a small chassis opening next to the RJ 45 Link connector before being terminated into the 6 pin MOD IV housing Leave sufficient wire length to plug i...

Page 26: ...n various parameters to the Moni tor Output board outputs The factory default setting for all switches is off To access the switches the Monitor panel must be removed from the frame Follow the directi...

Page 27: ...s installed into slots 1 12 Slots 13 16 are covered by two Dual Blank panels Additional Dual Fader panels 99 1423 can be installed into slots 13 16 at time of installation or N O N O N O N O N OT E S...

Page 28: ...AT 5 cables are included with each Dual Router kit The Dual Fader and LAN pass thru RJ 45 jacks are located below each Dual Fader panel s rear mounting bracket A chassis label identifies each jack as...

Page 29: ...e levels and logic settings are proper NOTE Use care when changing pa rameters on on air consoles as changes could affect on air perfor mance Setup Modes Four modes are used Sleep Mode is used during...

Page 30: ...DSP I O The controls are normally used in Parameter Set Mode where the stored parameter settings for each channel and source are recalled as the chan nel and source are selected The Channel Display sh...

Page 31: ...nput audio is fed to the channel strip Stereo is the default setting for stereo sources like CD players Mono is typically used for news or mono AM broadcast applica tions It sums a stereo input to a m...

Page 32: ...d for Line and Telco channel logic There are four conditions both LEDs off Local on and Multi off Local off and Multi on and both Local and Multi on With both LEDs off one start or stop pulse is gener...

Page 33: ...Level Up or Level Down button to raise or lower the active signal s level in 1 dB steps When the active source s channel strip is turned on and assigned to a bus then the console meters can be used t...

Page 34: ...r non shielded jacketed cable equivalent to Belden 9423 8457 or 9421 The number of conductors required is de termined by the application Typically cables with five or eight wires are most often used f...

Page 35: ...it magnetically latches against the crimp tool The end of the insulation bar rel should be about 2 mm from the end of the die Close the tool handles one click only un til the anvil holds the contact i...

Page 36: ...connect to pins 3 and 6 When inputs come from mono sources like mic preamps two separate signals may connect to each 6 pin connector to maximize connector usage AnalogConnections There are no analog i...

Page 37: ...be used to interface an S PDIF signal Note 1 A signal conversion interface must be used to connect an AES EBU output to a S PDIF input Note2 Some S PDIF signals may not work with the NetWave s inputs...

Page 38: ...ource can be set to use a routed signal from the VistaMax system as its input See Chapter 4 VistaMax Sys tem for details Any analog or digital input connector can be set to function as two mono inputs...

Page 39: ...GIC SUPPLY 8 COUGH READY CTRL 9 CHANNEL ON 10 5 VOLT LOGIC SUPPLY 11 ON TALLY START PULSE 12 5 VOLT LOGIC SUPPLY 6 5 4 3 2 1 12 11 10 9 8 7 14 9 8 5 12 4 Control Room Warning Relay Control Room Warnin...

Page 40: ...ceiving a Talk to CR logic command These outputs can be used to control external speaker switching circuitry or be used for tally indicators There are two external logic inputs for remotely dimming mo...

Page 41: ...1875 is shown above The panel s ASSIGNABLE LOGIC CONNECTOR 99 1197 or 99 1198 MIC CONTROL PANEL SIGNAL PIN PIN SIGNAL BLK WHT RED GRN BRN BLU ORG YEL Logic GND Off Tally On Tally Power Supply Off Swi...

Page 42: ...ects to 5 VDC Note This voltage is more typically sup plied directly by the peripheral device in order to prevent ground loops but in this example the peripheral is using iso lated connections Periphe...

Page 43: ...COMMON OMMON OMMON OMMON OMMON Tally relays common connection C contact 7 5 5 5 5 5 V V V V VOL OL OL OL OLT L T L T L T L T LOGIC SUPPL OGIC SUPPL OGIC SUPPL OGIC SUPPL OGIC SUPPLY Y Y Y Y 5 volt sou...

Page 44: ...OP PULSE OP PULSE Stop command output N O contact 6 PULSE C PULSE C PULSE C PULSE C PULSE COMMON OMMON OMMON OMMON OMMON Start Stop Pulse common C contact 7 5 VOLT LOGIC SUPPLY 5 volt source 8 READ RE...

Page 45: ...PULSE OP PULSE Stop command output N O contact 6 PULSE C PULSE C PULSE C PULSE C PULSE COMMON OMMON OMMON OMMON OMMON Start Stop Pulse common C contact 7 5 VOLT LOGIC SUPPLY 5 volt source 8 READ READ...

Page 46: ...and the VistaMax edge device panels connect or when several Dual Router panels are installed they can be connected to a small network hub or switch which in turn connects to the main network switch R...

Page 47: ...Dual Router panel can take the place of any standard Dual Fader panel to select network sources on the panel Dual Router panels are iden tified by two 10 character displays that show the name of the s...

Page 48: ...n only be used when it is set as a network source signal during console setup AVistaMax system consists of sources analog and digital inputs connected to a VistaMax de vice and destinations an output...

Page 49: ...der ader ader ader ader 100mm channel level control with dB indications to show relative attenuation For unity gain set the fader to the red line 12 dB This makes a nominal 4 dBu analog input signal a...

Page 50: ...SOURCE SELECTION CONTROLS UP and DWN UP and DWN UP and DWN UP and DWN UP and DWN Pressing either button lights the Next Next Next Next Next label This changes the Source Name Display to show the name...

Page 51: ...eadphones the right column has the studio monitor controls source selectors and level controls for studio speakers Each column s functions are separately detailed over the next three pages SOURCE SELE...

Page 52: ...level does not affect the routed stereo cue signal or the AutoCue signal in the operator s headphones T T T T Talk alk alk alk alkback back back back back Adjusts the level of talkback to the control...

Page 53: ...with a VistaMax audio management system If it is not lit the console is a stand alone console without networking capability C C C C Con on on on ontr tr tr tr trol R ol R ol R ol R ol Ro o o o oom M o...

Page 54: ...ull off if talkback should not feed the studio speakers T T T T Talk t alk t alk t alk t alk to S o S o S o S o Studio tudio tudio tudio tudio While pressed routes the control room talk mics pre switc...

Page 55: ...S setting last green LED Main Meter Program 1 Time of Day Clock 12 or 24 hour display Event Timer Auxiliary Meter a selected source or cue NetWave s Reflective Display REFLECTIVE CONSOLE DISPLAY The s...

Page 56: ...to identify the inputs To change the source press the unlit source but ton A or B The Take button will start flashing Press the Take button while its is flashing to change the source If Take is not p...

Page 57: ...d holding that Telco channel s active On or Off button The button blinks rapidly while pressed to indicate talkback is active Linked NetWave consoles have two dual chan nel mix minus outputs that go t...

Page 58: ...es that mix minus signal to the lowest number program bus assigned on theTelco channel Turning the channel off returns the mix minus to the Offline bus Note that the mix minus output can differ in lev...

Page 59: ...available for use with phone call editors like theVoxPro The console does not have a dedicated localTelco Record output but the Program 4 analog output can alternately be assigned as the Telco Record...

Page 60: ...sed in that order When both Telco channels are off then Offline is the record mix source Note Offline feeds are always pre switch They are normally set as pre fader but may be changed during console s...

Page 61: ...arent device to add the NetWave and any Dual Router panels that were added to the VistaMax system To do this the VistaMax system must be running 500 series 501 50 or later operating system code theVis...

Page 62: ...ed into the Net Wave must all be networked together on the VistaMax LAN To view which version Community Monitor is being run click About It must be version 3 55 or later To view which version of VMCC...

Page 63: ...Link cables are connected properly and that the setup com puter is running the CM software version 3 55 or later that is compatible with 500 series VistaMax code Earlier versions did not sup port NetW...

Page 64: ...TINI s antistatic bag These TINI bag labels can be used to verify each TINI card s assign ments during configuration Click Inspect to inspect the NetWave and Dual Router panels The information line sh...

Page 65: ...racters long Spaces dashes under lines forward and back slashes and periods are allowed in these names On stereo sig nals only the left name is used Typically the Description column and the names for...

Page 66: ...s parent devices requires that the VMCC community be reopened Select File then Open Community and select the community s name The result is shown above right The TINI cards appear under the NetWave co...

Page 67: ...oning new files Click the Provisioning tab at the bottom of the Community Explorer pane to switch to the Provisioning window There are only two buttons at the top of the left pane Provision and Distri...

Page 68: ...at will be taken after the files are distributed To send the files the device must be enabled double click on the Enable boxes to add or remove the check mark Click Distribute to download the provi si...

Page 69: ...Next column which sets the sig nal as being stereo linked with the next signal Typically this is done on an odd numbered sig nal with the next even numbered signal to en sure the two signals are on on...

Page 70: ...should always be used with caution NETWAVE SIGNAL NUMBERS Macro files use signal numbers to define sources and destinations Thus an understanding of how signals are identified in the NetWave console i...

Page 71: ...SECTION HEADERS Macro files consist of sections which are de fined by a section header followed by one or more entry lines The section header defines an action while the entry lines define what occur...

Page 72: ...replacing it with the sig nal defined in the second route NetWaveLogicRouting When the channel s signal source is set as Net Audio with Logic the routed audio signal from the VistaMax system has logi...

Page 73: ...process and to ensure the correct parts are ordered have the Harris part numbers available when ordering For a list of parts see page 5 2 Panels circuit boards and as semblies may have long lead times...

Page 74: ...ndow NetWave 24 80 1984 08 Reflector NetWave 8 80 1984 16 Reflector NetWave 16 80 1984 24 Reflector NetWave 24 80 1993 08 Connector access cover NetWave 8 80 1993 16 Connector access cover NetWave 16...

Page 75: ...ile it is moved from full off most or all LEDs are off to full on most or all LEDs will be on The yellow or red label above the active fader or pot is lit to indicate the fader is being moved Control...

Page 76: ...level on the top and bottom rails It may be necessary to adjust or coil the CAT 5 cables so they do not get pinched under the sides of the control panel 4 Fasten the panel to the frame using the 38 30...

Page 77: ...ole display subas sembly mounting screws 4 40 Phillips along the front of the subassembly These sit just above the control panels Use care when removing the screws 6 To protect the control panels and...

Page 78: ...boards are securely fastened to the dis play assembly Check that the flat cable is prop erly plugged in at each end Also check that the switches on multi switch DS3 on the meter board are fully set to...

Page 79: ...ls to the DSP I O cards The Monitor panel plugs into J28 on the Monitor Output card Each Dual Fader panel position has a red CAT 5 cable plugged into a labeled jack on a DSP I O card Each position in...

Page 80: ...e DSP I O card setup controls have three service modes available to help with service and maintenance of the NetWave console The first service mode is Data Path Test It al lows one set of parameters t...

Page 81: ...entative for additional information Accessory Panels Turret accessory panels maintain the console s look and feel while providing remote control for important studio functions NetWave accessory panels...

Page 82: ...ock and Event Timer It has space for eight 1 6 panels four 3 2 panels or a combination thereof The Host Turret requires a countertop cutout of 12 8 x 10 Some of the most commonly used Accessory panels...

Page 83: ...S1 S2 Off On Switch S1 Off On 1 Amp 1 Source Host Guest 2 Amp 2 Source Co Host Guest 3 Amp 3 Source Co Host Guest 4 Amp 4 Source Co Host Guest 5 Amp 5 Source Co Host Guest 6 Amp 6 Source Co Host Gues...

Page 84: ...code input To use ESE timecode DS1 2 must be set to On Either TC 89 or TC 90 timecode can be used The clock autodetects which version is being received If SMPTE timecode is used set DS1 5 to on and ma...

Page 85: ...ession or macro file run on the parent card frame or by using a VistaMax edge device harware source selector or soft panel to select the source Local console channel source selection can be added to a...

Page 86: ...CR5 CR8 CR7 S1 S2 S4 S3 GNDD GNDD GNDD These items are not populated on the 99 1197 Panel J1 TO LOGIC CONNECTOR Mic Remote Control Panel Connections J2 TO FROM GROUP MIC CONTROLLER J1 TO FROM CONSOLE...

Page 87: ...ource Selection 3 9 B Bargraph Meters Description 3 9 Multi switch Settings 2 10 Troubleshooting 5 6 Basic Peripheral Device Logic Example 2 28 C Cabinet Cable Access Cutout 2 1 Cabinet Plates 6 1 Cab...

Page 88: ...P I O Card Overview 1 3 Description 1 7 Dual Fader Panel Description 1 7 Operation 3 3 Overview 1 3 Dual Router Panel Dual Router Kit 2 5 Operation 3 4 Overview 1 4 Sources 4 10 E Edgedevice ini File...

Page 89: ...lti Switch Settings 2 10 Master Clock 6 4 Meters see Bargraph Meters Microphone Info Microphone Logic 2 25 Mic Connections 2 26 Mic Remote Control Example 2 27 Mic Remote Control Panels 6 2 Mic Remote...

Page 90: ...Power Supply 5 6 S PDIF Signals 2 21 SMPTE Master Clock 6 4 Signal Numbers 4 10 SesFiles Folder 4 10 Setting the Clock 2 7 Specifications 1 8 Studio Monitor panel section Operation Quick Guide 3 8 Ove...

Search results

Summary of Contents for NetWave

Reviews:

Related manuals for NetWave

Brands by name

Popular brands

Harris NetWave, Operation & Technical Manual

Search results

Summary of Contents for NetWave

Reviews:

Related manuals for NetWave

Brands by name

Popular brands