Omnia Omnia.9, Installation And Operation Manual

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From the Omnia.9 Home screen, select System, then I/O Options, then Input Options.
Each of Omnia.9’s three configurable internal inputs can be fed from any of the physical
rear-­‐panel inputs by using the drop-­‐down menus for each Input Source as appropriate for
your installation.
In turn, each processing core is fed from one of Omnia.9’s three internal input sources. The
FM, HD-­‐1, Stream 1, and Studio processing cores are fed from Input 1. HD-­‐2 and Stream 2
are fed from Input 2, while HD-­‐3 and Stream 3 are fed from Input 3.
Connect the audio outputs as appropriate for your installation. Omnia.9 supports balanced
professional line-­‐level analog audio outputs via its Left and Right Outputs in the Main Analog
I/O section of the rear panel, two AES/EBU digital outputs on standard XLR connectors in the
Main Digital I/O section, an additional digital output in the Aux Digital I/O section, and two
composite MPX outputs in the Composite I/O section.
Return to the I/O Options menu, then select Output Options. Drop-­‐down menus are
provided to assign the outputs and set the levels of the Main FM Out 1, Main FM Out 2, Aux
Out, and Analog Out jacks on the rear panel. Output audio choices include FM Pre-­‐
emphasized L/R, FM De-­‐emphasized L/R, HD-­‐1, HD-­‐2, HD-­‐3, Headphone Out, and Speaker
Out.
A complete explanation of these controls can be found in the System Menu section of the
Home Menu.
Note: FM De-­‐emphasized L/R is suitable for monitoring only. Feeding to a stereo generator which
provides pre-­‐emphasis will work, but it WILL cause overshoots and you WILL lose loudness. The
Omnia.9 should be the ONLY device providing the FM Pre-­‐Emphasis. Any pre-­‐emphasis in the FM
Exciter/Transmitter should be defeated.