Omnia Omnia.9, Installation And Operation Manual

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To unlock the unit, enter your password and select “Unlock.” If you forget your password,
Omnia support can help you unlock your unit.
Reset/Shutdown Menu
The Reset/Shutdown menu provides a means by which to restart or shut down your Omnia.9.
The Power Cycle option safely shuts down the unit and restarts it – akin to a computer
“reboot.”
The Safe Shutdown option properly and completely shuts down the unit.
IP Configuration Menu
The IP Configuration menu allows you assign an IP address to the Omnia.9 and enter subnet mask
and gateway information for your network.
The Use DHCP button allows your local router to assign an IP address to the unit.
Selecting Apply puts any changes you have made to these parameters into effect after a
few seconds.
HTTP Access Menu
The HTTP Access menu allows you to create a “white list” of allowable IP addresses belonging to
network resources that need access to the Omnia.9, such as automation play-­‐out computers.
Enter the IP address and subnet mask information using the following example as a guide:
127.0.0.1/255.255.255.255 (The IP address followed by the subnet mask, separated by a
forward slash).
Software Update Menu
The Software Update menu displays the current version of the Omnia.9 processing software
and the GUI software.
Software downloads are available from the Omnia website and can be downloaded to an
external USB drive. Tapping the Update from USB button will prompt the Omnia.9 to
search the USB drive for the appropriate software and begin the installation process.
Updating software WILL take the Omina.9 off the air – be sure to switch to your backup
processor before beginning the update.
If you are using the Omnia.9 remote software, you will also find an option to Upload
Software, a handy feature that lets you update the software on the main unit remotely
without making a trip to the transmitter site if your Omnia.9 is not located at the studio.
The Save Configuration to USB feature allows you to back up your current configuration –
including input and output settings, levels, audio routing, display presets, calibrated speaker
presets, and processing presets. Beyond its usefulness as a backup utility, this is also a great
way to carry over and duplicate your custom settings on another Omnia.9.