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Pressing the CONFIG button a

fourth

time will bring up the Dante Software/Firmware info screen:

Pressing the CONFIG button a

fifth

time will bring up the Yamaha ID edit screen (see Yamaha ID section - page 16):

Pressing the CONFIG button a

sixth

time will bring up the Dante ID info screen:

Pressing the CONFIG button a

seventh

time will bring you back to the standard operational status screen.

Dante ID

Device Name:

RND-RMP-D8-10

D5B6

Dante

SW: v 3.10.2

Build: 2

FW: v 4.0.2

Build: 2

Yamaha ID:

OFF

EDIT

?

NO

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Summary of Contents for RMP-D8

Page 1: ...Operations Manual Serial Number RMP D8 8 Channel DanteTM Microphone Preamp ...

Page 2: ...nsult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help CAUTION Changes or modifications to this device not expressly approved by Rupert Neve Designs LLC could void the user s authority to operate the equipment under FCC rules 21 This apparatus does not exceed the Class A Class B whichever is applicable limits for radio noise emissions from digital apparatus as set out in the radio interfe...

Page 3: ...Diagram Front Panel Rear Panel RMP D8 Features Network Connectivity OLED Display Dante Controller Gain Compensation Application Remote Control Yamaha ID USB Firmware Update Specifications Limited Warranty 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 11 16 17 18 19 ...

Page 4: ... A analog circuitry high quality 24 bit Analog to Digital conversion and DanteTM network audio connectivity This unit takes advantage of transformer coupling in the analog path to give the RMP D8 its unique sonic profile The combination of these performance characteristics allows the Rupert Neve Designs RMP D8 to find itself equally comfortable in both live venue and studio applications PHANTOM 48...

Page 5: ...nt Quasi PPM meter that indicates digital full scale audio level for channels 1 8 Channel Select 1 8 Buttons allow user to individually select channels 1 8 48 OLED display indicator for 48V Phantom status HPF OLED display indicator for HPF in out status 10 OLED display indicator for PAD in out status PAD Toggles 10dB PAD on selected channel P OLED display indicator for polarity 0 P or 180 P CONFIG...

Page 6: ...EC Input for AC Mains Power for PSU A PSU B IEC Input for AC Mains Power for Redudant PSU B Primary Network RJ45 jack for Primary Dante Network Connection Firmware Update USB A jack for Firmware Updates Secondary Network RJ45 jack for Redundant Secondary Dante Network AES Digital Outputs 1 8 Balanced AES Digital Outputs for channels 1 8 Microphone Inputs 1 8 Balanced XLR combo jack analog inputs t...

Page 7: ...pressed on the RMP D8 front panel the user will be prompted with the following message on the front panel OLED display Rotate the ADJUST encoder wheel one detent clock wise until the OLED screen prompts YES Press the RESET button again to accept the changes The RMP D8 will fully reset to its default state all features disen gaged and channel gain settings reset to 0dB Front Panel Lockout The RMP D...

Page 8: ... running on your PC or MAC Note A Gigabit Ethernet switch should be used to make all Dante network connections See Audinate s Gigabit Ethernet switch recommendations available on their website The RMP D8 Secondary Dante Network Port is available for Redundant network applications acting as a failsafe if the Primary Network fails All Secondary Dante Network connections must be made through a separa...

Page 9: ...display also shows configuration menus which can be accessed by repeatedly pressing the CONFIG front panel button directly underneath the OLED display screen Pressing the CONFIG button once will bring up the SYSTEM info screen Pressing the CONFIG button a second time will bring up the Primary Network IP and MAC Address screen Pressing the CONFIG button a third time will bring up the Secondary Netw...

Page 10: ...p the Yamaha ID edit screen see Yamaha ID section page 16 Pressing the CONFIG button a sixth time will bring up the Dante ID info screen Pressing the CONFIG button a seventh time will bring you back to the standard operational status screen Dante ID Device Name RND RMP D8 10 D5B6 Dante SW v 3 10 2 Build 2 FW v 4 0 2 Build 2 Yamaha ID OFF EDIT NO 7 ...

Page 11: ... or MAC computer The RMP D8 will identify in Dante Controller with the same Dante ID as seen on the OLED display in the Dante ID configuration menu In order to change the RMP D8 sample rate bit depth and pull up pull down settings double click on the RMP D8 Device name in Dante Controller s routing tab to open the Dante Controller Device View Window 8 ...

Page 12: ...Within the Device View Window click on the Device Config Tab Within the Device Config Window the user can adjust sample rate bit depth pull up pull down and latency settings 9 ...

Page 13: ...put RMP D8 Channel 2 Dante Transmit Channel 10 RMP D8 Channel 2 GC Output RMP D8 Channel 3 Dante Transmit Channel 11 RMP D8 Channel 3 GC Output RMP D8 Channel 4 Dante Transmit Channel 12 RMP D8 Channel 4 GC Output RMP D8 Channel 5 Dante Transmit Channel 13 RMP D8 Channel 5 GC Output RMP D8 Channel 6 Dante Transmit Channel 14 RMP D8 Channel 6 GC Output RMP D8 Channel 7 Dante Transmit Channel 15 RMP...

Page 14: ...ot exceed the 12dB Gain Compensation limits The required digital headroom is available to prevent clipping In this example the mirrored GC channel will remain at a 30dB gain level as long as the FOH engineer doesn t adjust the gain range beyond 12dB of 36dB the value that was set when GC mode was initially engaged Note If the FOH engineer were to increase Channel 1 s gain beyond 12dB Channel 9 s g...

Page 15: ...IP menu click the TCP CONNECT button A successful connection will be indicated by a Connect Successful message in the run time dialog window To confirm which RMP D8 is currently connected the user can click on the IDENTIFY button This will prompt the RMP D8 to flash all eight channel select buttons repeatedly on the RMP D8 front panel until the IDENTIFY button is deselected After verifying success...

Page 16: ...CT button a second time to disconnect Connected Disconnected Once disconnected navigate to the ServerIP dropdown menu select the IP address of another RMP D8 and click the TCP CONNECT button once again to connect to the newly selected RMP D8 Once the TCP CONNECT button is illuminated and a Connect Successful message has been received click on the RECALL button to recall the current status of the c...

Page 17: ...nd type in the desired value for quick and precise gain adjustments The rest of the channel features are explained in other sections of the manual For reference the various features that can be engaged in the application are graphically shown below 48V 10dB PAD 80Hz HPF Polarity Gain Compensation Line Mode Page 2 Page 2 Page 2 Page 2 Page 11 Page 4 Note When Line Mode is engaged in the application...

Page 18: ...15 Application Front Panel Lockout In addition to the RMP D8 front panel button combination for Front Panel Lockout see page 5 the user can also remotely lock the Front Panel within the application ...

Page 19: ...n the Yamaha ID number Rotate the ADJUST wheel to change the Ya maha ID number in this example it was changed to ID 1 Press the CONFIG button to accept the Yamaha ID change The RMP D8 will then prompt the user to confirm the SAVE of the new Yamaha ID Press the CONFIG button to save the Yamaha ID EDIT The RMP D8 will then show the new Yamaha ID prefix on the Dante ID menu screen Press the CONFIG bu...

Page 20: ...annel 1 and 8 channel select buttons power on the RMP D8 STEP 2 5 The RMP D8 button LEDs will start to flash At this point release the Channel 1 and Channel 8 channel select buttons The LEDs will stop flashing once the new application code has finished loading The RMP D8 will subse quently boot up in standard operating mode 6 When the RMP D8 has finished it s standard boot sequence turn the RMP D8...

Page 21: ... 1 dB 20 Hz 0 5 dB 40 kHz 0 2 dB Input Impedance 5 5 kOhms Gain 0 to 60 dB in 1 dB steps High Pass Filter 3dB 80 Hz 12 dB Octave Slope Pad 10 dB Signal to Noise Ratio 84 4 dB Dynamic Range 110 dB Maximum Input Level 25 5 dBu Shipping Weight 17 6 lbs 8 kg Shipping Dimensions 22 W x 18 D x 9 H 55 9 cm W x 45 7 cm D x 22 9 cm H Power Cord Type IEC Standard 3 Pin 18AWG Latching Type 18 ...

Page 22: ...ISEXPRESS LIMITEDWARRANTYISINLIEUOFALLOTHERWARRANTIES EXPRESS OR IMPLIED TO THE EXTEND ALLOWED UNDER APPLICABLE STATE LAW IN NO EVENT SHALL RUPERT NEVE DESIGNS BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of consequential damages or limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts so this ...

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