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6. Installation

6. Installation

This chapter describes how to install the control surface and Power Core.

Topics include:

Installing the Control Surface

Installing Power Core

Grounding & Power

Wiring

Synchronization

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Page 1: ...To obtain the latest documentation and software downloads please visit www lawo com lawo downloads User Manual Version 6 4 0 2 Edition Tuesday March 9 2021 ruby standard configuration...

Page 2: ...ers It cannot be guaranteed that all product names products trademarks requisitions regulations guidelines specifications and norms are free from trade mark rights of third parties All entries in this...

Page 3: ...Manual Version 6 4 0 2 Table of Contents 1 Introduction 4 2 Important Safety Instructions 5 3 Product Overview 6 4 The Hardware 7 5 Specification 14 6 Installation 21 7 System Setup 35 8 Operation 54...

Page 4: ...the following which indicate Notes points of clarification Tips useful tips and short cuts Attention alert you when an action should always be observed Further Information Mechanical drawings and dat...

Page 5: ...179 2 Important Safety Instructions 2 Important Safety Instructions Please observe all of the instructions provided in the General Safety Information for Lawo Equipment booklet delivered with your de...

Page 6: ...AUX 1 and 2 The active sources are the ones assigned to the fader strips and each strip supports two layers Thus the maximum number of mix inputs is equivalent to the console frame size x 2 Any avail...

Page 7: ...dard configuration User Manual Version 6 4 0 2 7 179 4 The Hardware 4 The Hardware This chapter describes the hardware components and options Topics include Console Editions Control Surface Variants P...

Page 8: ...to Mix can be enabled from DisplayDock or the surface Dynamics controls when a source is in access See AutoMix Channel On Off Operation On Fader Start consoles the fader motors are active and the chan...

Page 9: ...l Modules run in monitor mode In this instance the surface supports up to 60 faders a single Central Module full mode and up to 6 Central Modules monitor mode If the DSP Core is a Power Core Max then...

Page 10: ...must be specified at the time of ordering there is no possibility to convert the frame later Table Top Countersunk Countersunk Short The differences in construction are Table Top designed for table t...

Page 11: ...y cap is available to prevent accidental removal of the dongle If fitted you will need a T10 star tool to remove the cap 5 CAN The CAN bus port connects to the control surface frame 6 RS 422 The seria...

Page 12: ...ers and 8 x GPO silent and self healing relays for local signaling and switched functions 4 3 2 Rear View 12 Expansion Card Slots x 8 optional Up to 8 plug in IO cards can be fitted to the expansion s...

Page 13: ...ard options are as follows Part Type Description Connector Fitted to STUDIO IO 710 35 2 mono Mic Line inputs 1 stereo Line output 2 stereo Headphone outputs 1 x DB 25 Slot 1 included MIC LINE IN 710 2...

Page 14: ...nfiguration User Manual Version 6 4 0 2 14 179 5 Specification 5 Specification This chapter describes the system specification Topics include Available Sources Available Buses Default Audio Assignment...

Page 15: ...1 02 mono STUDIO IO Card Slot 1 Input 1 2 MIC 03 10 mono MIC LINE IN Card Slot 2 Input 1 8 IN 01 04 stereo Generic IO Card Slot 3 Input 1 2 7 8 IN 05 08 stereo Generic IO Card Slot 4 Input 1 2 7 8 IN...

Page 16: ...fade listen bus is called PFL on Fader Start consoles and CUE on Button Start consoles Summing Bus Name Format Pickup Point Outputs PGM 1 4 stereo post fader see Default Audio AUX 1 2 stereo pre or po...

Page 17: ...INE IN card slot 2 The MIC LINE IN card has inputs only the STUDIO IO card provides both inputs and outputs Slots 3 to 8 can be equipped with additional LINE IN LINE OUT or AES3 IO as described earlie...

Page 18: ...NNA Inputs RAVENNA AES67 Port A ra0 RAVENNAInput Number Rx Stream Name Source Name Format 1 2 63 64 RAV In 1 32 RAV 01 32 left right 5 3 3 RAVENNA Outputs RAVENNA AES67 Port A ra0 RAVENNAOutput Number...

Page 19: ...t panel Channel Number Source Name Format 1 2 63 64 MADI 1 MADI 32 left right 5 3 5 MADI Outputs MADI 1 2 Power Core front panel Channel Number Format Default Audio from 1 2 left right PGM 1 3 4 left...

Page 20: ...and push and hold 400 ms mute 2 MIC 3 ON OFF COUGH ON OFF toggle if ON and push and hold 400 ms mute 3 MIC 4 ON OFF COUGH ON OFF toggle if ON and push and hold 400 ms mute 4 MIC 2 TALK INPUT MUTE MIC...

Page 21: ...ual Version 6 4 0 2 21 179 6 Installation 6 Installation This chapter describes how to install the control surface and Power Core Topics include Installing the Control Surface Installing Power Core Gr...

Page 22: ...AN bus and MF Key labels 6 1 2 Preparation A single control surface can consist of one or more frames Unpacking Each frame is delivered in its own box with all included accessories Please check the co...

Page 23: ...milling machine For the countersunk regular version all cables can be hidden in the cable tray and connected to the console inlets from the open underside of the tray For the countersunk short versio...

Page 24: ...e 1 x USB memory card containing marketing materials Note that the Power Core license code for the USB dongle and DisplayDock license code can be found on the delivery note Optional The following item...

Page 25: ...O NOT obstruct the side ventilation holes as to do so will prevent efficient cooling The current temperature of the device s internal components can be checked on the front panel display The recommend...

Page 26: ...cards carry highly sensitive electronic components and should be handled with care ALWAYS observe the following procedures Discharge yourself before touching an IO card Wear conductive safety shoes an...

Page 27: ...l cards are screwed into the frame and that any empty slots are closed with metal cover plates The installation is now complete and you can wire your audio devices to the IO card connectors 6 2 7 SFP...

Page 28: ...if a module is removed 2 Push the SFP module into the rectangular slot 3 Press gently and firmly until the module locks into position Attention Before removal please unlock SFP modules to avoid mechan...

Page 29: ...liance with AES3 digital interfaces should be connected to a field ground For microphones the ground from the device should connect directly to the microphone via the cable shielding otherwise phantom...

Page 30: ...nected to the mains using the power cable supplied with the system Power Core has no on off switch and starts automatically when power is applied DC Input To use the DC input you will need the externa...

Page 31: ...ximum length of the CAN bus connection is 60 meters 2 RS 422 serial The serial port is usually left unconnected 3 CONTROL Network via SFP The two CONTROL ports provide a network connection to the Powe...

Page 32: ...tor Internally the 32 stereo Rx streams are named RAV 1 to 32 in the available sources list A number of Tx streams are also pre defined their default audio assignments are listed in the Specification...

Page 33: ...ak out on DB 25 connectors that are wired according to the AES59 TASCAM standard except for the STUDIO IO phones outputs All LINE IN and LINE OUT connections are electronically balanced For LINE OUTs...

Page 34: ...changed to 44 1kHz from the DisplayDock GUI as described below Checking the Sync Reference The available and active sync sources can be checked from the DisplayDock Advanced page in the CLOCKING area...

Page 35: ...ribes how to install the software and set up the system Topics include System Connections Required for Setup Powering On Checking the System Setting Up the Control PC Configuring the System Licensing...

Page 36: ...o point a switch or hub is not allowed If more than one frame is supplied then the CAN bus must be daisy chained On the last surface in the chain fit the CAN bus terminator supplied with the system to...

Page 37: ...to the extender module CAN IN 2 Then connect the extender module CAN OUT to the CAN IN on the main surface 3 Fit the CAN bus terminator supplied with the system to the CAN OUT on the main surface 4 Re...

Page 38: ...mplete the Welcome page appears and the STATUS LED starts to blink its color reflects the sync status If the STATUS LED does not start to blink then the device has an internal problem Please try a res...

Page 39: ...that of Power Core s CONTROL A port The Subnet Masks should be identical You can check the current network settings from Power Core s front panel display The defaults are IP Address 192 168 101 240 S...

Page 40: ...ided At the Select Components window please accept all default options to install or update the components Note that the CodeMeter Runtime software is necessary for licensing If it is already installe...

Page 41: ...en all of the components have been installed the following window will appear Select Finish to exit the setup wizard and launch the DisplayDock Admin tool If you have any problems with the software in...

Page 42: ...erred 7 4 1 Opening a Connection to Power Core 1 DisplayDock Admin starts automatically at the end of the software installation procedure Alternatively select Program Files DisplayDock Ruby DisplayDoc...

Page 43: ...4 2 Updating the Firmware If a new Firmware version is available then update Power Core as follows 1 Click on Update to start the update procedure The Firmware status message shows update in progress...

Page 44: ...will lose the network connection Connection Status NOT connected 3 After the restart the program reconnects and checks the Config status again The status should now be up to date and you can continue...

Page 45: ...om either Lawo or WIBU systems The dongles supplied for hardware and software products ship with different file systems so it is important not to mix up the dongle types If you have purchased a dongle...

Page 46: ...your PC must be installed with CodeMeter Runtime from WIBU systems The correct version is installed automatically with the setup software for your product You can check the installation by looking in...

Page 47: ...r https licenseportal lawo com If necessary you can choose a different language using the drop down menu at the top right of the page 2 Copy your license ticket number this is the 25 digit number code...

Page 48: ...you will see an option to Get CmContainer automatically 6 Click on Activate Selected Licenses Now and wait for a few seconds a confirmation pop up appears once the activation is successful 7 After se...

Page 49: ...r Core license has been activated connect the USB memory stick to the DONGLE port on the front panel If the optional safety cap is fitted you will need a T10 star tool to remove and replace the cap On...

Page 50: ...the CONTROL A port This sets the control system IP address Device dwc1 the CONTROL B port usually unused Device ra0 the RAVENNA AES67 A port the first of two AoIP ports Device ra1 the RAVENNA AES67 B...

Page 51: ...ou begin 1 Start the application by selecting START Program Files SoP Explorer 2 Select Unit New from the main menus enter the IP address of Power Core and select OK to add the unit SoP Explorer conne...

Page 52: ...dit the Time Zone value any change takes immediate effect there is no need to restart The time zone should be specified relative to Central European Time CET For example CET 5CEST M3 2 0 2 00 M11 1 0...

Page 53: ...at the Configuration Provides 32 stereo Rx and Tx streams are pre configured The streams are fully compatible with the SMPTE ST2110 AES67 and RAVENNA standards By default the 32 stereo streams are tra...

Page 54: ...m Topics include Basic Operations Fader Strip Control Source Specific Functions The Central Module Assigning Fader Strips RAVENNA Source Stream Selection Bus Assign Input Gain Pan DSP Parameters Meter...

Page 55: ...the output meters If Power Core performs either a warm start or cold start while DisplayDock is running then the message System has been restarted appears on top of the Clock Timer Select the message...

Page 56: ...ections The main page known as the DOCK appears on the right of the screen so that it can sit alongside other applications It provides master functions such as the system clock timer mic open indicato...

Page 57: ...yboard This will scroll through all of the available pages 8 1 4 Shutting Down the System There is no special shutdown procedure for the hardware components and so you can turn off the control surface...

Page 58: ...s alternate layer the controls update and the ACCESS key lights in full green If no source is assigned to the alternate layer then you will switch to a blank unused fader strip If an ACCESS key is hal...

Page 59: ...nal feeds the summing bus outputs as defined in Bus Assign mode This allows you to quickly add or remove a channel from the PGM outputs The channel on off operation differs in the following ways Fader...

Page 60: ...the conference The conference system is described in more detail later TEL this key lights when a telephone call is incoming Press the key to capture the call on the console AMix enable this key to a...

Page 61: ...form monitoring and talkback functions PFL Cue o Turn to adjust the level of the PFL Cue bus o Press CLR to cancel any active PFL CUE selections TB turn to adjust the level of the talkback source Gues...

Page 62: ...rs Mic Open Unlock These keys provide shortcuts to some common operations AUTO START STOP RESET control the Timer on the DOCK TALK to ALL talks to the Guest and Studio monitoring outputs and all avail...

Page 63: ...gnment buttons appear on DisplayDock Note that you can double press either ACCESS 1 or ACCESS 2 to assign the main or alternate layer Fader Strips source assign mode DisplayDock source assign view Scr...

Page 64: ...make the assignment the fader label updates and the strip assign mode cancels Alternatively select REMOVE to remove the source the fader strip is cleared and strip assign cancels The CANCEL button can...

Page 65: ...a Stream from the Surface Group Stream Select Fader Label Display 1 Press down on the fader strip rotary control to step through the input parameters until you reach the stream selection menu The dis...

Page 66: ...g process can take a couple of seconds This initial tuning information is stored in a permanent memory It is then used whenever you select the same stream thereby speeding up all subsequent connection...

Page 67: ...assign mode and their soft keys show the current assignments Yellow post fader Green off not assigned Red pre fader available for AUX buses only 2 Press a soft key to assign or de assign the source fr...

Page 68: ...ion User Manual Version 6 4 0 2 68 179 8 Operation 8 7 2 Assigning a Bus to an Output By default the summing buses are assigned to a number of physical outputs and Tx streams These are listed under De...

Page 69: ...stereo source this changes to left right balance 1 Turn the rotary control to adjust the first parameter you will see both its name e g Mic gain and value e g 42dB 2 Press down on the rotary control...

Page 70: ...ly you will need to ask the talent to speak into the microphone at their intended on air level 1 Start by asking the talent to speak and then turn on AutoGain by pressing the MIC source ACCESS key and...

Page 71: ...aining source parameters can be adjusted by selecting a source 8 9 1 Signal Flow MIC Source Signal Flow The DSP available for each source is defined by the configuration and cannot be changed by the u...

Page 72: ...r controls on the Central Module switch into parameter control mode and on DisplayDock the Source Parameters page appears DisplayDock Source Parameters page Control Surface INPUT parameters DisplayDoc...

Page 73: ...o adjust the input and pan parameters for the selected source The 16 soft keys and 4 rotary controls update and are labeled by the displays as shown above Then press a soft key e g Pad to turn the opt...

Page 74: ...ld reduce the Mic gain or channel Gain value MIC Sources Surface Controls DisplayDock For a mono MIC source you can adjust input parameters in the analog domain before the A D converter AND in the dig...

Page 75: ...s are summed with a 3dB gain offset SIDE the left input and right input are reversed left input to right side of channel and right input to left side of channel GAIN channel gain from 30dB to 18dB BAS...

Page 76: ...on any MIC source on DisplayDock the Source Parameters page appears From the REDLIGHT area 1 First choose a red light either CR or STUDIO the selection turns red 2 Then assign the MIC sources using t...

Page 77: ...adjusted in our example the Compressor Surface Controls Compressor DisplayDock Press down on the left master rotary control to cycle through the available pages Compressor Expander Gate and De Esser...

Page 78: ...S release time from 10ms to 5000ms For the ATT RLS control turn to adjust the attack time and then press down and turn to adjust the release time Both DYN and COMP must be enabled red for the compress...

Page 79: ...DYN on off for all dynamics sections compressor expander gate and de esser automix EXP on off for the expander THRS threshold from 93dB to 27dB RATIO ratio from 1 1 to 1 0 1 Both DYN and EXP must be e...

Page 80: ...GATE on off for the gate THRS threshold from 93dB to 27dB ATT attack time from 0 16ms to 82ms RLS release time from 10ms to 5000ms For the ATT RLS control turn to adjust the attack time and then pres...

Page 81: ...is the amount of gain reduction applied to the sibilant frequencies o Values from 1 to 6 reduce the gain of the unwanted sibilant frequenices the higher the value the more gain reduction o Above 6 th...

Page 82: ...ser automixing AMix on off for AutoMix Weight adjusts the weighting factor of each source from 9 to 9 with a default mid point 0 Sources with a higher weight value get priority in the mix those with t...

Page 83: ...ral Module Surface Controls Limiter DisplayDock The following parameters are available for the Limiter LIM on off for the limiter red on THRS threshold from 93dB to 27dB RLS release time from 10ms to...

Page 84: ...he Central Module Surface Controls Delay The following parameters are available for the delay module DELAY switches the prepared delay time in or out of circuit red on Time the delay time is displayed...

Page 85: ...cess the EQ parameters press an ACCESS key followed by EQ on the Central Module The fader strip controls update to show the last page adjusted in our example the 3 band equalizer Surface Controls 3 ba...

Page 86: ...and the following parameters are available Gain Low Mid and High Gain can be adjusted from 15dB to 15dB Frequency Low Mid and High Frequency can be adjusted from 20Hz to 18kHz Q press the or buttons t...

Page 87: ...e a high frequency shelf High or Low Pass Filters In this mode the filter slope is fixed at 12dB per octave Therefore there is no Gain or Q value available The cut off frequency can be adjusted from 2...

Page 88: ...Monitoring Metering On DisplayDock there are two loudness measurements momentary and integrated which conform to the ITU R BS1770 Momentary Loudness Bargraph The blue bargraph represents the average...

Page 89: ...tal scale relative to 0dBFS The output meters include momentary loudness metering as described earlier Output Metering On the top row are 8 meters which are switched using the on screen buttons MAIN M...

Page 90: ...nes and advanced options available for the MON HP and the automatic dimming of the MON CR output by an active redlight Similarly the only differences between MON STUDIO and MON GUEST are the automatic...

Page 91: ...old any SOFT key Additional monitor sources are then available via the Monitor Extension pop ups on DisplayDock To access these press the MORE key In each case turn the rotary control to adjust the mo...

Page 92: ...GUEST For MON STUDIO and MON GUEST there is a choice of three monitor sources PGM 1 PGM 2 or SOFT As above the SOFT keys are freely assignable via the local matrix The current selections are shown in...

Page 93: ...e the SOFT keys on the console two for MON CR two for MON HP one for MON GUEST and one for MON STUDIO Below each of the Destination buttons you will see the current source for example MON CR SOFT KEY...

Page 94: ...sion Use the on screen buttons to select the desired monitor source To close the extension turn off the MORE key the DOCK returns to its default state with PGM 1 metering 8 11 6 Additional Settings fo...

Page 95: ...RAV 1 to 8 In addition you can talk to the Guest or Studio Monitoring outputs by pressing the TB keys at the top of the Central Module The TB keys are momentary so hold the key down for as long as you...

Page 96: ...becomes active Button Start Edition On Button Start consoles the pre fade listen function is called CUE and can be found on one of the small buttons by the electronic display Multiple CUEs can be act...

Page 97: ...s are either resolved or acknowledged on the Advanced page 8 12 2 System Clock Timer DisplayDock includes both a system clock and count up count down timer By default the clock appears big with the ti...

Page 98: ...timer in count up mode Click on the sign it turns red to change the timer to count down mode The triggering method is selected from the Central Module using the AUTO key AUTO on automatic timer mode A...

Page 99: ...mode using the and signs on the GUI Count Up Timer Count Down Timer In count up mode the timer will count up from 00 00 In count down mode the timer will count down from a Preset value described later...

Page 100: ...TIMER AUTO MODE option indicates this red auto mode on blue auto mode off 3 Set your count up or count down mode using the and signs on the GUI In our example MIC ONLY is selected in step 2 and so you...

Page 101: ...time it turns red for example at 25 seconds In both cases use the minute and second fields to type in a value or select the and buttons to increase and decrease the current values Then select OK to c...

Page 102: ...status ON OFF The MIC OPEN status can also trigger two external red lights one in the control room and one in the studio by preparing the REDLIGHT options in DisplayDock 8 12 6 CALL Signaling DisplayD...

Page 103: ...delete a DisplayDock snapshot Snapshots are described in more detail later CLOCKING The CLOCKING area shows the active sync source and sample rate The SYNC fields are indicators only you cannot chang...

Page 104: ...erates in manual mode The color of the option indicates this red auto mode on blue auto mode off For more information see Timer Operation USER LABEL This option sets the size of the user labels displa...

Page 105: ...PGM 1 to 4 and AUX 1 2 The N 1 bus outputs for IN 1 to 4 and RAV 1 to 8 PFL the PFL bus before its level control on the Central Module PFL SPK the PFL bus after its level control on the Central Module...

Page 106: ...n changes to static red 3 Alternatively repeat step 1 and then select DISCONNECT the current audio source is removed and the button changes to static blue DEFAULT Audio The DEFAULT button can be used...

Page 107: ...signer configuration and cannot be changed By default a source uses its Display name unless a System name is entered 3 Use the Line 1 and Line 2 fields to edit the two user label lines up to 8 charact...

Page 108: ...receiving the IN 1 mix minus return there are no separate level controls for this output You can check and edit the audio assignments from the local matrix If the system is set to the DEFAULT audio th...

Page 109: ...sation Also if you close the DJ fader the DJ s monitor feed reverts to a conference bus mix minus so they can rejoin the off air conversation if required 4 Finally open both the MIC 1 and MIC 2 faders...

Page 110: ...y all snapshots Fader Strip Assignment the assignment of sources to fader strips User Labels the two User Label text lines for all sources DSP settings Input Parameters EQ Dynamics Limiter Delay and D...

Page 111: ...ess and hold UNLOCK followed by both SNAP LOAD and SNAP SAVE You can see which memories contain data by looking at the lit buttons 2 Keep holding SNAP RECALL and SNAP STORE and select a memory e g num...

Page 112: ...ns white and the Source Parameters page appears on DisplayDock Notice that the SAVE SNAP button has updated to SAVE SOURCE 2 Select SAVE SOURCE the Save Access window appears 2 Enter a snapshot name e...

Page 113: ...s can be loaded either to the source in access OR to their original source if nothing is in access The original source is identified in the Source column 2 Select a snapshot from the list and select O...

Page 114: ...hots are stored on the control PC in a file named VisConfigurations mdb After a standard installation of the DisplayDock software the file can be found at C ProgramData DSA DisplayDock Ruby database V...

Page 115: ...ader speed You can select Slow Medium or Fast to change the speed at which faders will open or close in response to external control signals such as a fader start or when loading snapshots Only the ph...

Page 116: ...en close the fader In this mode PFL is only cancelled by deselecting the PFL button PFL A this mode is called PFL Always and is identical to PFL Mode SUM with the exception that it allows open faders...

Page 117: ...79 9 The Web UI 9 The Web UI This chapter describes the Web UI Topics include Introduction Opening a Session Logging In The System Menu The Peripherals Menu The TCP Connections Menu The Sources Sums M...

Page 118: ...9 The Web UI 9 1 Introduction The Web UI provides status information about the system It is accessed by entering the IP Address of the Power Core you wish to examine into a Web browser The computer yo...

Page 119: ...m Information tab appears Power Core has many system parameters and it will take a few seconds for the information to load completely Some of the information is displayed as a snapshot of the current...

Page 120: ...t description After configuration these fields display the information entered using the ON AIR Designer software The system date and time is provided by your network s NTP server If an NTP server is...

Page 121: ...es information about the physical state of the Power Core hardware It is for diagnostic use only there are no editable fields Information displayed here may be used by Lawo technical support to assist...

Page 122: ...e defined using the ON AIR Designer software its MAC address and network IP address and netmask and gateway if used The Link State box shows port connection activity status In User mode all fields are...

Page 123: ...matically Gateway Priorities By Device These options allow you to determine which of Power Core s front panel Ethernet ports will be used as the control port should the primary link be interrupted Pri...

Page 124: ...urrent Access Level user mode To change the level click on the green Change button to return to the Login screen select a different Access Level and enter the Password User no password required Superv...

Page 125: ...P address The two red buttons at the bottom of the area can be used to restart the system as follows Reboot Coldstart Reboots the unit and loads the base configuration parameters as defined by the ON...

Page 126: ...This allows you to restrict Telnet and Web UI access to only the CONTROL A port dwc0 if necessary Edit Access Passwords This area can be used to edit the passwords for the Supervisor and Administrato...

Page 127: ...to obtain logs from the system Should this cable be needed please contact Lawo Support to obtain one The customer must provide a serial to USB converter if necessary 9 3 7 License Tab This tab displa...

Page 128: ...6 4 0 2 128 179 9 The Web UI 9 3 8 Serial Numbers Tab This tab shows the barcodes and serial numbers of the Power Core and any optional I O cards installed in the Power Core This may be printed and a...

Page 129: ...tive For each port you will see the following information Port Configured Shows whether the port has been configured properly using the ON AIR Designer Port Detected Shows whether the port has been de...

Page 130: ...lot position which has been defined using the ON AIR Designer but which is not physically present in the Power Core frame The bottom portion of this tab shows high low state for each of the built in G...

Page 131: ...Panels Tab This tab lists any external key panels which are defined in the configuration Green indicates that the key panel is connected and active Red indicates a key panel which has been defined usi...

Page 132: ...display network connections to Power Core and the state of those connections 9 5 1 Netcom Tab This tab displays systems connected via Netcom such as GPIO connections made via GNET GPIO Network 9 5 2 D...

Page 133: ...ruby standard configuration User Manual Version 6 4 0 2 133 179 9 The Web UI 9 5 4 Ember Tab This tab displays Ember control connections to other devices on the network...

Page 134: ...y are actively assigned to a fader on the surface which fader they are assigned to and whether DSP has been applied Sums lists all of the configured summing buses each bus name channel configuration w...

Page 135: ...e parameters are configured by the ON AIR Designer there are no editable fields mDNS SAP Channels The first two areas define the mDNS and SAP channels used for stream announcement mDNS Channels use th...

Page 136: ...er Any temporary changes require a PTP restart to take effect Slave Only Engine The two graphs in this area monitor PTP jitter across the system This is useful for system analysis and debugging in con...

Page 137: ...treams being output by Power Core The Streaming column shows whether streams are in fact actually being transmitted from Power Core s RAVENNA interfaces 0 value corresponds to front panel port ra0 and...

Page 138: ...ream If a matching stream name is found the receiver will automatically subscribe to it In this instance you will see the same name in both columns If a Default Stream name is not entered then a strea...

Page 139: ...es are inactive or unavailable Of particular note are the Jitter Class Path Delay Class and Time Offset values which are applied during stream tuning The Time Offsets for all streams can be cleared by...

Page 140: ...ore and Class 5 is for high jitter devices such as a R3LAY PC with a RAVENNA virtual sound card Similarly there are five path delay classes where Class 1 is for close network nodes connected to the sa...

Page 141: ...s button to retune all streams Set Time Offset this button allows manual entry of a Time Offset for a single selected stream This is an advanced function which should only be used when instructed by L...

Page 142: ...Fixed Jitter Reserve If you want to define a fixed playout time you have to subtract the packet size from the fixed jitter reserve In the Stream Destinations List the Path Delay is displayed as 0 as...

Page 143: ...e screenshot below shows an example SDP Information with lawo delay and lawo jitter In R3LAY the values can be configured via the ini file DEBUG StreamLawoDelayMicrosecs 2080 StreamLawoJitterMicrosecs...

Page 144: ...particular attention to the State Flags which show the condition of the network node There is a key at the bottom of the page which explains the meaning of each flag Above the flag descriptions is th...

Page 145: ...the stream s SDP Pay particular attention to the stream State Flags which show the condition of the stream There is a key at the bottom of the page which explains the meaning of each flag Above the fl...

Page 146: ...eate or adapt a config file and copy this to Power Core using a suitable FTP client Create the necessary keys requests and if required a self signed certificate using OpenSSL To enter the commands you...

Page 147: ...lete type the following command to create a RSA key with openssl genrsa openssl genrsa out webs key pem 1024 Press ENTER The confirmation message Generating RSA private key appears 4 Type the followin...

Page 148: ...certs directory via a right click and refresh the FTP client connection to see the new files To copy a file download it to your computer via a right click navigate to the new location on Power Core th...

Page 149: ...lnet serial connection Type sys_cs press ENTER Then type YES and ENTER to confirm If you are connected via telnet then you will lose your connection If you are connected to the serial port then you wi...

Page 150: ...ndard configuration User Manual Version 6 4 0 2 150 179 9 The Web UI 10 Test the connection by opening a Web UI session and logging in The padlock icon and https prefix indicates that the connection i...

Page 151: ...n User Manual Version 6 4 0 2 151 179 10 Maintentance 10 Maintentance This chapter describes the maintenance procedures Topics include Restarting the System Power Core Procedures Control Surface Proce...

Page 152: ...ton is recessed to prevent accidental operation Front View A warm start will reboot the device Do NOT perform a warm start while live on air Note that the last known PTP Master Slave mode may not be r...

Page 153: ...he encoder to change its value Push down to accept the change Once all characters have been edited push down and hold to save the changes Alternatively push down when no character is highlighted to ca...

Page 154: ...P master Red Off Synchronized to internal clock Green Off Synchronized via Wordclock Magenta Off Synchronized via MADI Red white Device is PTP Master sync source internal Green white Device is PTP Mas...

Page 155: ...ot appear then the Telnet Client option may be disabled in Windows This can be remedied by turning on Telnet Client in your Windows Control Panel If the Telnet Client option is activated and a Telnet...

Page 156: ...a com teraterm 2 Connect your PC directly to the RS 422 port on Power Core s front panel A suitable cable is delivered with every unit article number 485 0700 000 This provides a RJ45 connector for Po...

Page 157: ...platforms which can be downloaded from www filezilla project org 2 Connect your PC to the Power Core control network and configure the TCP IP settings for the PC s LAN port 3 Open the Filezilla FTP cl...

Page 158: ...e transfers use Binary mode and not ASCII 6 You can now transfer files from Power Core Remote site to your computer Local site or vice versa Use the upper areas to navigate through the filing structur...

Page 159: ...Double click on the links below to open the special functions mode documentation as a pdf ruby Fader Module SF mode ruby Central Module SF mode 10 3 2 Replacing Defective Parts The CAN bus is hot plug...

Page 160: ...e caused by unauthorized use of disinfectants on radio products and console surfaces This is a general instruction and recommendation for cleaning that applies to all Lawo radio products Before you cl...

Page 161: ...0 2 161 179 11 Appendices 11 Appendices This chapter includes further information which you may find useful Topics include Part Numbers System Reference Levels Dimension Drawings Connector Pin Outs T...

Page 162: ...nk Short ruby 4 fader RU4FTT RU4FCS RU4FCSS ruby 8 fader RU8FTT RU8FCS RU8FCSS ruby 12 fader RU12FTT RU12FCS RU12FCSS ruby 16 fader RU16FTT RU16FCS RU16FCSS ruby 4 fader Extender RU4FEXTT RU4FEXCS RU4...

Page 163: ...dBr for the ARD German Broadcasters Network is at 9 dBFS From this follows a Relative System Level dBFS of 27 Note that the working point is important as dynamics and limiter modules refer to this va...

Page 164: ...e dimension drawing as a pdf Power Core Dimension Drawing Ruby Desk Table Top Dimension Drawing Ruby Desk Countersink STD Dimension Drawing Ruby Desk Countersink Short Dimension Drawing The control su...

Page 165: ...ruby standard configuration User Manual Version 6 4 0 2 165 179 11 Appendices...

Page 166: ...figuration User Manual Version 6 4 0 2 166 179 11 Appendices 11 4 Connector Pin Outs 11 4 1 CAN 8 pin RJ45 connector female 11 4 2 RS 422 8 pin RJ45 connector female 11 4 3 DC Power Input 4 pin Kycon...

Page 167: ...ruby standard configuration User Manual Version 6 4 0 2 167 179 11 Appendices 11 4 4 GPIO 37 pin D type connector female...

Page 168: ...stem ground STUDIO IO 710 35 25 pin D type connector DB25 female Pinning and gender according to AES59 TASCAM standard except for Phones All shields are internally connected to system ground AES3 IO 7...

Page 169: ...Conditions Unit Mechanical data Width 72 mm Height 35 mm Length 175 mm Weight 670 g Cable length without plug 1200 mm Electrical Specification Parameter Conditions Min Typ Max Unit Input Voltage 85 2...

Page 170: ...irst two steps from the online activation method Open the Lawo License web browser page at https licenseportal lawo com Copy your license ticket number this is the 25 number code into the Ticket field...

Page 171: ...License web portal copy the license update file back to the original computer Import the license update file to the Cm storage container Creating the License Request File On the computer you wish to l...

Page 172: ...uest file Select Add license of a new producer Enter the Lawo FirmCode 102037 4 Select Next and using Windows Explorer enter a file path for the license request file Choose somewhere easy to find such...

Page 173: ...hod Open the Lawo License web browser page at https licenseportal lawo com Copy your license ticket number this is the 25 number code into the Ticket field and select Next When your license is display...

Page 174: ...ndows Explorer choose the request file created earlier 4 Then select Upload Request And Continue Now the license request is processed and if successful you will have the option to Download the update...

Page 175: ...he one selected earlier during the License Request 2 Select License Update and follow the instructions given by the CmFAS Assistant when prompted select Import License update and choose the update fil...

Page 176: ...products or software versions you will see several LAWO AG containers If a USB dongle is connected you will see a container labelled CmStick Local Computer Container LAWO AG USB Dongle Container CmSt...

Page 177: ...is handed back to the server where it may then be used by a different VisTool client Preparing the License Server 1 First install the Codemeter Runtime software Version 5 10 or above on the central s...

Page 178: ...e select the name of the computer a dialogue box should appear listing all the available license servers 5 Choose the correct server from the drop down list and click on Select If the license server i...

Page 179: ...one of the server licenses as follows 1 On the client computer open the Codemeter Control Center and select WebAdmin 2 Under Content Licenses choose the CmContainer holding the server licenses and se...

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