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RN.300 Status Indi cator Details

The status indicator LEDs of the control section are arranged in the same way on each 19” device
front panel:

PSU A Indicator

PSU B Indicator

LINK INPUT Indicator

LINK OUTPUT Indicator

Sync MASTER Indicator

EXT sync Indicator

SAMPL. FREQ 48kHz

SAMPL. FREQ 96kHz

10/100BaseT Port indicator

USB Port indicator

RN.300 Cont rol Section Status Indicators

RN.300 Status Indi cation Table

Indicator

Off

Flashing

Permanent

PSU A

not connected or
power failure

power ok

PSU B

not connected or
power failure

Power ok

LINK IP
LINK OP

no CAT.5 cable connected
to neighbor device

communication ok
Synchronization missing

communication ok
synchronization ok

LINK OP

no CAT.5 cable connected
to neighbor device

MASTER

device is sync slave

non active sync master

device is sync master

EXT

no external sync config-
ured

external sync configured
sync signal not available

external sync configured
and sync signal available

48k

96k sampling rate

48k sampling rate

96k

48k sampling rate

10/100BT

Currently no function

USB

USB cable not connected

USB cable connected

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Summary of Contents for RockNet 300

Page 1: ...Page 1 of 88 RockNet 300 Operating Manual Revision 1 20 USO RESTRITO ...

Page 2: ...ation to their products and related manual Media Numerics makes no warranty of any kind with regards to this material including the implied warranties of mer chantability and fitness for a particular purpose Media Numerics shall not be liable for errors con tained herein or for incidental or consequential damage in connection with the furnishing performance or use of this material Trademarks Media...

Page 3: ...s 15 RN 300 Status Indicator Details 16 RN 300 Status Indication Table 16 RN 300 Network Section Details 17 RN 300 Control Section Common Operating Menu 18 Default Mode 18 Options Mode 19 Channel Mode 20 Channel Parameter Copy 21 RN 300 Initial Power up 22 Connect to Mains 22 Self Test 22 Display 23 Unity Gain 23 Fan 23 Network Wiring 24 Firmware Check 24 Link Indicators 25 Recommended Cables 25 N...

Page 4: ...MI Technical Specifications 45 RN 302 LO 8 Channel Analog Line Output 46 RN 302 LO Features 46 RN 302 LO Common Front Panel Facilities 47 RN 302 LO Common Configuration 47 RN 302 LO Output Section Details 47 RN 302 LO Channel LED Description 47 RN 302 LO Front Panel Configuration 49 Channel Mode 49 RN 302 LO Channel Settings 49 Mute 49 Clip Level 50 RN 302 LO Output Redundancy 50 RN 302 LO Technic...

Page 5: ...ce Card 67 RN 341 MY Features 67 RN 341 MY Important Safety Information 68 Warning 68 Caution 68 RN 341 MY Front Panel Sections 69 Yamaha LS 9 16 or 32 use 70 RN 341 MY Network Section 71 RN 341 MY Control Data Section 71 RN 341 MY general information 72 RN 341 MY Installation 72 RN 341 MY Channel Routing and Presets 73 RN 341 MY Synchronization Options 74 Remote Control of RN 301 MI 75 RN 341 MY ...

Page 6: ...evice on an unstable cart stand tripod bracket or table This de vice may fall causing serious injury and serious damage to the system itself Disconnect RockNet devices from mains power when unused for a long period of time Refer all servicing to qualified personnel Servicing is required when o the power inlet has been damaged o liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the RockNet device...

Page 7: ... A risk of injury from electric shock exists if the instruc tions provided are not fol lowed DO NOT OPEN THE EN CLOSURE OF THE PROD UCT This symbol indicates the presence of electric shock or any other hazards A potential risk of injury from electric shock or any other hazards exists if the instruc tions provided are not fol lowed This symbol indicates possible internal or exter nal product damage...

Page 8: ...Visual and Entertainment Lighting Control Apparatus for Professional Use Part 1 Emissions and EN 55103 2 1997 Electromagnetic Compatibility Product Family Standard for Audio Video Audio Visual and Entertainment Lighting Control Apparatus for Professional Use Part 2 Immunity and the Low Voltage Directive EEC as amended by 93 68 EEC comprising the harmonized standard EN 60065 2001 Safety Requirement...

Page 9: ...y splits as required in real world applications All connectors except power wordclock BNC and GPIO are entirely gold plated The circuit design is streamlined to ultra low noise and minimum distortion to meet the highest de mands in audio quality Auto addressing RockNet300 works auto addressing As soon as the devices are powered up and the Network Sections are connected via CAT 5 from Link Output t...

Page 10: ... panel push buttons A system check can be performed within a few seconds per each device even without using a com puter Build in Redundancy RockNet incorporates a streamline redundancy concept on device and network level Network Redundancy The network interface of each device features two Ethercon RJ45 interconnections for fail save transmission of audio signals on CAT 5 infrastructure Two network...

Page 11: ...ng IEC connector of provided power supply cord 3 Wordclock IN BNC connect via BNC for external sync of RN 300 device Sync Master only 4 Wordclock OUT BNC connect via BNC for synchronizing external equipment to RN 300 5 GP I O DB9 for future use currently no functionality 6 Fan permanent silent running fan if device is connected to mains power Easy Installation RockNet is an integrated system that ...

Page 12: ...consoles The Snapshot functionality of the included online remote control software RockWorks please see the RockWorks Operating Manual allows to partially activate a network that carries 160 audio channels while having up to 768 inputs This functionality can also be used in any application where more than 160 inputs are required in total but not more than 160 inputs are active at the same time The...

Page 13: ...Only the consignee may institute a claim against the carrier for damage during transportation If necessary contact your supplier or as a last resort your local Media Numerics distributor dealer or agent who will fully cooperate under such circumstances Installation RockNet I O devices except RN 341 MY Yamaha interface cards are designed for 19 rack mount installation Please make sure that common i...

Page 14: ...D indicators for each channel channel select button SEL designation point per channel Control Section provides three two digit displays six push buttons to operate the three level menu LED status indicators USB connector to connect to RockWorks Network Section provides Ethercon Link Input connector grey Ethercon Link Output connector yellow Remote Power LED status indicators 10 100BT connector for...

Page 15: ...n of the two or four Quads of the device Device ID number Channel mode momentary active push SEL button displays Channel parameters of the respective device RN 301 MI MUTE GAIN PHANTOM RN 302 LO MUTE CLIP LEVEL RN 331 DD MUTE RN 332 DO MUTE RN 333 DI MUTE Options mode momentary active push 4 5 and 8 9 simultaneously general device and network settings Set Sync Master select external sync source Lo...

Page 16: ...manent 1 PSU A not connected or power failure power ok 2 PSU B not connected or power failure Power ok 3 LINK IP LINK OP no CAT 5 cable connected to neighbor device communication ok Synchronization missing communication ok synchronization ok 4 LINK OP no CAT 5 cable connected to neighbor device 5 MASTER device is sync slave non active sync master device is sync master 6 EXT no external sync config...

Page 17: ...eighbour device to the Link Input of the start device Two Remote Power status LEDs for the Input and Output respectively indicate the availability of Re mote Power The LEDs are permanently green if the remote power option is build into the respective device This option is mandatory for the use of the RN 362 IR Inline Repeater which extends the length of a CAT 5 link to max 450m 1 500ft The RN 362 ...

Page 18: ... or for speedy operation hold the respective button As soon as the button is released the display stops At the end of the range the display starts from the beginning or end respectively In order to acknowledge the new value both buttons underneath the respective display need to be pushed again until the display stops flashing In case the acknowledgement does not take place the former value is stil...

Page 19: ... OF OF ES Yn ES Yn ES Yn ES Yn Only accessible if device is sync master MA St PM MA St PM MA St PM MA St PM or SM SM SM SM use right button underneath right hand display OF OF OF OF sync source is internal oscillator On On On On external sync via wordclock 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 RN 333 DI 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 RN 331 DD Numbers representing AES EB...

Page 20: ... are 1dB steps with each push Increment is done by using the right hand button and decrement is done by using the left hand button For speedy operation the respective button can be held The display stops at the end of the range or at the time of releasing the button All settings are immediately active RN 301 MI Left hand display MUTE OF OF OF OF channel is not muted On On On On channel is muted Mi...

Page 21: ...3 until the display flashes while still holding the SEL button 1 As soon as the display starts flashing the SEL button 1 can be released while still holding the two buttons of the MUTE display 2 3 Now the value MUTE O O O On n n n can be copied to any other channel of the device by simply pushing the SEL button 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 of the channel the parameter shall be copied to At each push of a SEL bu...

Page 22: ... to operate the device For unlocking and disconnecting push the yellow button on top of the connector Before connecting to mains check the power cord and connectors for damage Don t use the power cord if the isolation or one of the connectors is damaged or shows blank metal wires USING DAMAGED POWER CORDS CAN ENDANGER YOUR LIFE 1 2 1 Push to release 2 Push to release Self Test After connecting at ...

Page 23: ...ain setting With these settings a signal will pass the network with no level adjustments EXAMPLE An input signal of 10dBu fed into the RN 301 MI will occur at a level of 10dBu at the RN 302 LO output if the gain adjustment at the RN 301 MI is set to 0dB and the level adjustment at the RN 302 LO is set to 24dBu The input level can be attenuated to 6dB and the output level can have a maximum attenua...

Page 24: ...ckNet devices please do not push any buttons of the front panel facilities during the update process The Yamaha host product needs to be re started after the RN 341 MY interface card has been up dated Double click on the RockFlash icon on the desktop of your PC Laptop and connect the USB cable to the RockNet device In case this is the first time you connect a RockNet device to your PC Laptop MS Wi...

Page 25: ... communication to next device established but net work not yet synchronized LINK INDICATORS PERMANENT network communication and synchronization es tablished Recommended Cables It is strongly recommended to use network cables fulfilling the CAT 5 STP or higher CAT specifications in conjunction with the use of Neutrik Ethercon connectors Standard RJ45 connectors may be used for test setups In this c...

Page 26: ...eeds to be reduced to maximum one single Primary and one single Secondary Sync Master in the network Devices configured to be Primary Master are indicated by a permanent master LED on the front panel Usually the Secondary Master shows a flashing master LED on the front panel In case of a Synch Master switch over which is always accompanied by a short audio interruption network is muted in order no...

Page 27: ...ing 3 4 Push to change value from off to PM Push to change value from off to PM Link LEDs flashing 3 4 Push and hold until display stops flashing Link LEDs permanent and Mas ter LED on MA ST OF MA ST OF MA ST OF MA ST OF This setting indicates device is set to be a sync slave MA ST PM MA ST PM MA ST PM MA ST PM This setting indicates device is set to be the primary sync master of the RockNet au di...

Page 28: ... PM is already configured 3 4 Push to change value from off to SM Push to change value from off to SM Link LEDs permanent if PM is already configured 3 4 Push and hold until display stops flashing Master LED flashing if PM is already configured MA ST O MA ST O MA ST O MA ST OF F F F This setting indicates device is set to be a sync slave MA ST SM MA ST SM MA ST SM MA ST SM This setting indicates d...

Page 29: ...e primary sync master of the network the external sync menu needs to be accessed 1 or 2 Push to get from master setting to the external sync menu Link LEDs permanent and Mas ter LED on 3 4 Push simultaneously to change value Display starts flashing 3 or 4 Push to change value Display still flashing 3 4 Push simultaneously to ac knowledge change Display stops flashing External Sync LED EXT on Devic...

Page 30: ...ry Sync Master with external AES EBU input synchronization 3 4 Push simultaneously to ac knowledge change External Sync LED EXT flash ing if no sync signal is available on the selected input Table of External Sync Options Sync Source Physical Source Display Internal Internal oscillator ES ES ES ES Yn OF Yn OF Yn OF Yn OF External word clock Word clock input on the rear panel BNC connector ES ES ES...

Page 31: ...several sources and destinations Inputs and outputs are always looked at from the RN 300 network perspective This means that an input is always a signal that is put into the network and an output is always a signal that is taken from the network This is obvious at input and output devices but it is a little bit different from the usual send and return nomenclature of analog thinking With RockNet a...

Page 32: ...channel AES EBU Output RN 333 DI 8 channel AES EBU Input RN 341 MY 16 channel Yamaha Interface Card outputs only Devices to DROP channels RN 301 LO 8 channel Line Level Output RN 331 DD 4 channel AES EBU Output and 4 channel AES EBU Input RN 332 DO 8 channel AES EBU Output RN 341 MY 16 channel Yamaha Interface Card inputs only USO RESTRITO ...

Page 33: ...uad assignments have to be performed Input Quads are called ADD QUADS as they add audio to the network whereas output Quads are called DROP QUADS as they drop copies of channels basically splitting audio from the audio network Multiple drops are possible to build a distribution or split system Quad assignments can quickly and easily be identified as in Default Mode of the display the left hand and...

Page 34: ...nels 7 and 8 QUAD M 1 Right hand QUAD No QUAD M displayed N and M always being odd Quad numbers which are displayed as the leading Quad number EXAMPLE If the left hand channels of an RN 333 DI would be assigned to Quad number 1 one the ADD Quads number 1 one and 2 two are occupied and the left hand display would show Quad number 01 01 01 01 The next available ADD Quad number at the RN333 DI or any...

Page 35: ...decrement Quad number 2 Use this number to increment Quad number Display is still flashing 1 2 Push and hold both buttons to acknowledge new setting Display stops flashing Input Assignment Add Quad Once an input or add Quad number is assigned this particular Quad number is not available any more for any other input Quad assignment This mechanism guarantees unique input Quad numbers at each single ...

Page 36: ...r to do so please follow the instructions above This mechanism also works for RN 341 MY interface cards Since this product has only a single digit display the entire display flashes to indicate an affected Quad miss assignment To change the routing of the RN 341 MY interface card RockWorks is required and the Edit Preset Window needs to be opened In case of input Quad assignment errors the affecte...

Page 37: ...ve pin XLR access both available in male and female Example of the Connex split adapter from CAT 5 to 3 pin XLR male The 80 channel mode can only be set at the Primary Sync Master or the active Sync Master might be a Secondary Sync Master In case the Sync Master is in 80 channel mode the entire network is set to 80 channel mode In case the Sync Master is an RN 341 MY card the 80 channel mode can b...

Page 38: ...s underneath the left hand display simultaneously Then step through the menu by using the two buttons underneath the left hand display 1 Push to step through the menu 2 Push to step through the menu Display is flashing 3 4 Push simultaneously and hold Display is flashing 3 Push to change value 4 Push to change value Display is still flashing 3 4 Push simultaneously and hold Display stops flashing ...

Page 39: ...e load of the memory of the respective device in 1 2 3 4 5 6 to access service menu push and hold all six buttons LE Line Error 1 Button to scroll through the menu 2 Button to scroll through the menu A Wires 3 and 6 of the CAT 5 values from 0 to F B Wires 7 and 8 of the CAT 5 values from 0 to F C Wires 1 and 2 of the CAT 5 values from 0 to F D Wires 4 and 5 of the CAT 5 values from 0 to F CPU 1 Bu...

Page 40: ...been designed with full consideration to speedy opera tion and instant recall required in live situations RN 301 MI Features Microphone and Line Level Gain range 72dB 6dB to 66dB in 1dB steps 48V Phantom Power Channel mute Status indicators Remote control from digital Yamaha mixing consoles via RN 341 MY via remote PC software RockWorks Front panel operation CAT 5 redundant network interface Free ...

Page 41: ...N Switch PHANTOM Power 48V RN 301 MI Input Section Details The RN 301 MI provides 8 microphone line input channels on XLR connectors The picture below shows two of these channels The left one belongs to the left hand Quad and the right one belongs to the right hand Quad The separation line 8 and the two yellow arrows 8a and 8b indicate the Quad correlation The designation point 7 can be used for i...

Page 42: ...push button Increment Add Quad number Mute on off 2 Middle display Right hand Add Quad number Gain value 2a push button Decrement Add Quad number Decrement Gain value 2b push button Increment Add Quad number Increment Gain value 3 Right hand display Device ID number Phantom Power 3a push button Decrement Device ID number Phantom Power on off 3b push button Increment Device ID number Phantom Power ...

Page 43: ... 6 6 6 and 66 66 66 66 dB PHANTOM POWER OF OF OF OF and On On On On 48V switching phantom power on or off causes a short mute 3 seconds of the respective channel RN 301 MI Channel Settings The RN 301 MI unit is designed as universal analog Microphone and Line Level input device It is equipped with highest quality fully remote controllable microphone preamps with a gain range of 72dB This device wi...

Page 44: ... hold the respec tive keys for speedy settings 1 Push hold SEL button Channel status occurs in displays 2 Decrement GAIN value 3 Increment GAIN value 1 Release SEL button Phantom Power To activate or deactivate 48V phantom power push and hold the channel select button of the respec tive channel and use the and buttons underneath the PHANTOM display to select between OF OF OF OF phantom power off a...

Page 45: ...150 Ω Source 20 kHz B W Dynamic Range 119 dB Gain 6 dB Frequency Response 0 1 dB 20 Hz 20 kHz FS 48 kHz Common Mode Rejection 100 dB 50 Hz 15 kHz Crosstalk 130 dB 15 kHz adjacent channels Total Harmonic Distor tion 0 006 66 dB Gain Full Scale 100 Hz 10 kHz 150 Ω Source 20 kHz BW Resolution 24 Bit Sample Rate 48 kHz 96kHz Delay 420 µs FS 48 kHz Operating Temperature 0 50 C 32 122 F Power Requiremen...

Page 46: ...e front panel controls have been designed with full consideration to speedy opera tion and instant recall required in live situations RN 302 LO Features Variable output level 9dBu to 24dBu in 1dB steps Channel mute LED Status indicators Remote control via RockWorks Front panel operation CAT 5 redundant network interface Free wheeling data interface Redundant power supply Unique Output Redundancy A...

Page 47: ...Details The RN 302 LO provides 8 analog line level output channels on XLR connectors The picture below shows two of these channels The left one belongs to the left hand Quad and the right one belongs to the right hand Quad The separation line 9 and the two yellow arrows 9a and 9b indicate the Quad correlation The designation point 8 can be used for individual channel labels 1 XLR OUTPUT Connector ...

Page 48: ...e on off 1b push button Increment Add Quad number Mute on off 2 Middle display Right hand Add Quad number 2a push button Decrement Add Quad number 2b push button Increment Add Quad number 3 Right hand display Device ID number Clip Level 3a push button Decrement Device ID number Decrement Clip Level value 3b push button Increment Device ID number Increment Clip Level value 4 10 100BT connector for ...

Page 49: ...gned as analog line level output device Use the RN 302 LO to drive your amplifier systems for FOH or monitoring or as line level split output to feed analog monitor consoles or recording systems All parameters for configuring RN 302 LO are locally accessible 1 Push hold select chan nel button SEL Channel status occurs in displays Left hand display MUTE Right hand display LEVEL 1 Release SEL button...

Page 50: ...te the OPEN function by using the hidden OPEN switch please see picture below An activated OPEN function is indicated by the OPEN LED under neath the related output XLR connector The related output channels of the two RN 302 LO that are OPEN activated need to be set to the same Quad number in order to send the same output signal to the amplifier In order to obtain the same volume in case of switch...

Page 51: ...nnels 0 1 dB 20 Hz 20kHz FS 48 kHz Frequency Response 0 5 dB 20 Hz 40 kHz FS 96 kHz Common Mode Rejection 95 dB 50 Hz 56 dB 50 Hz 10 kΩ Load 600Ω Load 0 001 24 dBu Out 100 Hz 10 kHz Total Harmonic Distortion 0 002 4 dBu Out 600 Ω Load 20 kHz BW Resolution 24 Bit Sample Rate 48 kHz 96 kHz Delay 330 µs FS 48 kHz Operating Temperature 0 50 C 32 122 F Power Requirements 90 264 VAC 47 63 Hz Power Consu...

Page 52: ...ration to speedy opera tion and instant recall required in live situations RN 333 DI Features AESEBU input Channel mute LED Status indicators Remote control via RockWorks Front panel operation CAT 5 redundant network interface Free wheeling data interface Redundant power supply All connectors except mains and clock and controls are accessible on the front panel USO RESTRITO ...

Page 53: ...ail Set MUTE RN 333 DI Input Section Details The RN 333 DI provides 8 AES EBU input channels on XLR connectors The picture below shows two of these channels The left one belongs to the left hand Quad and the right one belongs to the right hand Quad The separation line 8 and the two yellow arrows 8a and 8b indicate the Quad correlation The designation point 7 can be used for individual channel labe...

Page 54: ...on Decrement Add Quad number Mute on off 1b push button Increment Add Quad number Mute on off 2 Middle display Right hand Add Quad number 2a push button Decrement Add Quad number 2b push button Increment Add Quad number 3 Right hand display Device ID number 3a push button Decrement Device ID number 3b push button Increment Device ID number 4 10 100BT connector for Ethernet transport 5 USB connecto...

Page 55: ...s designed as a digital input device Use the RN 333 DI to insert digital signals into the RockNet audio network All parameters for configuring RN 333 DI are locally accessible 1 Push hold select chan nel button SEL Channel status occurs in displays Left hand display MUTE Right hand display LEVEL 1 Release SEL button Access Channel Mode Mute To mute a channel push and hold the channel select button...

Page 56: ...pp Mute selectable per channel Level Indicators Signal Clip Resolution 24 Bit Sample Rate 48 kHz 96kHz Signal Delay 150 µs Operating Temperature 0 50 C 32 122 F Power Requirements 90 264 VAC 47 63 Hz Power Consumption 25 W Dimensions W x D x H 483 x 44 x 200 mm 19 x 1 75 x 7 9 Mass 3 0 kg 6 6 lbs USO RESTRITO ...

Page 57: ...en designed with full consideration to speedy opera tion and instant recall required in live situations RN 331 DD Features AES output Channel mute LED Status indicators Remote control Front panel operation CAT5 redundant network interface Free wheeling data interface Redundant power supply All connectors except mains and clock and controls are accessible on front panel USO RESTRITO ...

Page 58: ...input channels and 4 AES EBU output channels on XLR con nectors The picture below shows two of these channels The left one belongs to the left hand Quad and the right one belongs to the right hand Quad The separation line 8 and the two yellow arrows 8a and 8b indicate the Quad correlation The designation point 7 can be used for individual channel labels 1 XLR INPUT Connector 2 XLR OUTPUT Connector...

Page 59: ...on Decrement Add Quad number Mute on off 1b push button Increment Add Quad number Mute on off 2 Middle display Right hand Add Quad number 2a push button Decrement Add Quad number 2b push button Increment Add Quad number 3 Right hand display Device ID number 3a push button Decrement Device ID number 3b push button Increment Device ID number 4 10 100BT connector for Ethernet transport 5 USB connecto...

Page 60: ...output device Use the RN 331 DD to drive your amplifier systems for FOH or monitoring and to insert digital sources into your RockNet audio network All parameters for configuring RN 331 DD are locally accessible 1 Push hold select chan nel button SEL Channel status occurs in displays Left hand display MUTE Right hand display LEVEL 1 Release SEL button Access Channel Mode Mute To mute a channel pus...

Page 61: ... Level 5Vpp no Load Mute selectable per channel Level Indicators Signal Clip Resolution 24 Bit Sample Rate 48kHz 96kHz Signal Delay 150 µs Operating Temperature 0 50 C 32 122 F Power Requirements 90 264 VAC 47 63 Hz Power Consumption 25 W Dimensions W x D x H 483 x 44 x 200 mm 19 x 1 75 x 7 9 Mass 3 0 kg 6 6 lbs USO RESTRITO ...

Page 62: ...full consideration to speedy opera tion and instant recall required in live situations RN 332 DO Features AES output Channel mute LED Status indicators Remote control Front panel operation CAT5 redundant network interface Free wheeling data interface Redundant power supply All connectors except mains and clock and controls are accessible on front panel USO RESTRITO ...

Page 63: ... Set MUTE RN 332 DO Input section details The RN 332 DO provides 8 AES EBU output channels on XLR connectors The picture below shows two of these channels The left one belongs to the left hand Quad and the right one belongs to the right hand Quad The separation line 8 and the two yellow arrows 8a and 8b indicate the Quad correlation The designation point 7 can be used for individual channel labels...

Page 64: ...on Decrement Add Quad number Mute on off 1b push button Increment Add Quad number Mute on off 2 Middle display Right hand Add Quad number 2a push button Decrement Add Quad number 2b push button Increment Add Quad number 3 Right hand display Device ID number 3a push button Decrement Device ID number 3b push button Increment Device ID number 4 10 100BT connector for Ethernet transport 5 USB connecto...

Page 65: ...e the RN 332 DO to drive your amplifier systems for FOH or monitoring or as digital split output to feed digital monitor consoles or recording systems All parameters for configuring RN 332 DO are locally accessible 1 Push hold select chan nel button SEL Channel status occurs in displays Left hand display MUTE Right hand display LEVEL 1 Release SEL button Access Channel Mode Mute To mute a channel ...

Page 66: ...o Load Mute selectable per channel Level Indicators Signal Clip Resolution 24 Bit Sample Rate 48kHz 96kHz Signal Delay 150 µs Operating Temperature 0 50 C 32 122 F Power Requirements 90 264 VAC 47 63 Hz Power Consumption 25 W Dimensions W x D x H 483 x 44 x 200 mm 19 x 1 75 x 7 9 Mass 3 0 kg 6 6 lbs USO RESTRITO ...

Page 67: ...of the RN 301 MI microphone preamplifiers by connecting the HA REMOTE connector of the respective mixing console to the associated connector of the RN 341 MY The card is compatible with the following Yamaha host devices Mixing Consoles 01V 01V96 DM1000 DM2000 LS9 M7CL PM5D DIO8 Processors DME24N DME32 DME64N A D D A converters AD824 DA824 RN 341 MY Features Yamaha Mini YGDAI expansion slot compati...

Page 68: ...oard components Mishandling the board may lead to shock fire hazard or equipment failure You must turn off the power of your Yamaha host product before you begin installing the RN 341 MY interface card Be sure to disconnect the power cable from the Yamaha host product before installing this card to eliminate shock hazard Caution Failure to observe the following precautions may lead to personal inj...

Page 69: ...channels in out as a standard in MY 16 AT emulation mode The inter face card fits into the card slot of the respective Yamaha host product and makes this Yamaha product part of the RockNet300 audio network The front panel of the RN 341 MY is divided into three sections Network Section Control Section and Yamaha Remote Control Section Sections RN 341 MY USO RESTRITO ...

Page 70: ... the back Instead the remote protocol is accessible on the internal bus of the console Beginning with revision 5 of the RN 341 MY interface card the LS 9 mode is enabled with dip switches The location and the use of the dip switches is illustrated and explained by means of the pictures below Location of dip switches on RN 341 MY Dip switches in OFF position for use with any other Yamaha host produ...

Page 71: ...es the MASTER indication as well as the Sample Frequency indication 48 or 96kHz in form of dedicated LEDs 1 LINK INPUT Connector 2 LINK OUTPUT Connector 3 LINK INPUT LED 4 MASTER this unit is set to be system sync master 6 LINK OUTPUT LED 7 SAMPLE FREQUENCY 48k 8 SAMPLE FREQUENCY 96k RN 341 MY Network section RN 341 MY Control Data Section The Control and Data section of the RN 341 MY interface ca...

Page 72: ...llation Start with switching off the power of the Yamaha host product and removing the Yamaha products power cord from the socket Remove the cover plate of the Yamaha host products expansion card slot to expose the ex pansion connections Discharge any built up static charge of your body by touching a metal casing that is connected to earth Remove the RN 341 MY interface card from its protective an...

Page 73: ...he RN 341 MY interface card is looked at from the RockNet audio network perspective A DROP from the RockNet audio network is an INPUT into the Yamaha host product and an ADD to the RockNet audio network is an OUTPUT from the Yamaha host product Each of the 15 presets addresses either the full amount or a portion of the available input and output channels respectively Factory presets are according ...

Page 74: ... to the RN 341 MY interface card The Sync Master status is indicated by a permanent MAS LED on the front panel The respective Ya maha host product needs to be configured to deliver the Wordclock which means it must be set to internal clock 48kHz In case the RN 341 MY interface card is set to be the sync master and the external sync signal word clock of the Yamaha host product is not available the ...

Page 75: ...ot number 2 the first four Quads channels 1 to 16 equals two RN 301 MI would not be remotely accessible from the console The configuration of the RN 301 MI channels gain and phantom power is linked to the Quad number This means that the configuration of the 4 four channels that belong to an ADD Quad of a RN 301 MI travel trough the RockNet audio network wherever they are assigned in the network an...

Page 76: ...indow of RockWorks allows individual configuration of each preset according to the screen below Drop always a block of 4 four consecutive Quads 1 4 to 37 40 Add a number from 1 one to 40 twenty defines the start of the Add Quads Add and Add Count are linked RN 341 MY Add Quads are prioritized Add Count a number from 1 one to 4 four defines the number of Quads incl the start Quad Preamp Count a num...

Page 77: ...sync slave or being the synch master Primary 80 Ch MY8 MY8 emulation mode activation empty box for MY16 emulation mode and for MY8 emulation mode Group Defines the Gain Group a number from 1 one to 8 eight Add and Add Count In order to make the Quad routing of the RN 341 MY interface card more efficient and economic the number of Add Quads can be assigned in 1 one Quad steps between 1 one and 4 fo...

Page 78: ...twork EXAMPLE A concert with a FOH and Monitor console is recorded via a separate recording console The FOH console has gain group one gain master the monitor console has gain group two and the recording console has gain group three If now the monitor mixer increases the gain of channel 16 by six dB channel 16 will be compensated accordingly at the FOH and recording console by decreasing the gain ...

Page 79: ...Page 79 of 88 Schematic illustration of Independent Gain USO RESTRITO ...

Page 80: ...tputs Resolution 24 Bit Sample Rate 48 kHz 96 kHz Remote Control Interface RS 422 Yamaha AD8HR protocol compatible USB Port USB 1 1 2 0 compatible Ethernet Port 10 BaseT 100 BaseT Operating Temperature 0 50 C 32 122 F Dimensions W x D x H 120 x 40 x 175 mm 4 7 x 1 6 x 6 9 USO RESTRITO ...

Page 81: ... The rear of the products is designed with two locking SC simplex fiber con nectors and a locking IEC power connector The converters feature modular rugged enclosures The dimensions are 40mm high 80mm wide and 200mm long The modules fit into the 1RU FiberFOX modular frame To connect two RockNet300 locations one RN 351 FI on one end and one RN 352 FO on the other end is required to build a redundan...

Page 82: ...section can be equipped with the remote power option RN 300 RP In case one of the remote power options in one of the 19 devices would fail the RN 362 IR would still be powered from the other end It is also possible to use two RN 362 IR between two RN 300 19 devices to obtain a maximum dis tance of 450m 1 500ft on CAT 5 cable In this case both 19 RockNet devices need to be equipped with the RN 300R...

Page 83: ...Page 83 of 88 RockNet300 Audio Network Sample Configuration Tour Sound Application 48in 16out interfaces for 2 consoles Network Layout and Quad Routing USO RESTRITO ...

Page 84: ... 18 1 9 9 1 9 1 9 1 10 10 1 10 1 10 1 11 11 1 11 1 11 1 12 3 12 15 1 12 3 1 12 19 1 13 13 1 13 1 13 1 14 14 1 14 1 14 1 15 15 1 15 1 15 1 1 16 4 16 16 5 1 16 4 1 16 20 2 1 2 1 2 2 2 2 2 3 2 3 2 4 5 2 4 5 2 5 2 5 2 6 2 6 2 7 2 7 2 8 6 2 8 6 2 9 2 9 2 10 2 10 2 11 2 11 2 12 7 2 12 7 2 13 2 13 2 14 2 14 2 15 2 15 2 2 16 8 6 2 16 8 3 1 3 1 3 2 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 4 9 3 4 9 3 5 3 5 3 6 3 6 3 7 3 7 3 8 10 3 8...

Page 85: ...ur name address phone number description of the problem and copy of the original bill of sale with the shipment The Return Mer chandise Authorization RMA number should be written on the outside of the box Limitation of Warranty THIS LIMITED WARRANTY GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS YOU MAY HAVE OTHER RIGHTS WHICH VARY FROM STATE TO STATE OR JURISDICTION TO JURISDICTION MEDIA NUMERICS RESPONSIBILITY...

Page 86: ...48 kHz Number of Channels 64 32 Bit 96 kHz 400 µs D in D out 48 kHz Latency 850 µs A in A out 48 kHz maximum system size 99 network devices within 10 km system perimeter 150m CAT5e cable 2 km Multi Mode Fiber Cable length 20 km Single Mode Fiber maximum distance between two network devices Wordclock In TTL 75 Ohms BNC Connector Wordclock Out TTL 75 Ohms BNC Connector USB Port USB 1 1 2 0 compatibl...

Page 87: ...Page 87 of 88 Pin Outs CAT5 Link Connector Pin wiring Pin Connector 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 RJ 45 male 8 8 RJ 45 male Yamaha Head Amp Remote cable USO RESTRITO ...

Page 88: ...Page 88 of 88 All XLR connectors female and male 1 2 3 female male Connector Pin wiring Pin Connector 1 GND 1 2 Hot 2 XLR 3 male 3 Cold 3 XLR 3 female USO RESTRITO ...

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