Solidyne 2600 serie, Owner'S Manual

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Before connecting the USB cable to the computer, make sure that
both the console and the computer have an effective ground by
power cords. For safety, connect a tester in the range of 25VAC
between the chassis of the PC and console and verify that the
voltage is zero. Only then connect the USB. If there are differ-
ences of tension, the USB port on the console or the computer
may result damaged.
We recommend do not change the USB cable to other USB ports,
to avoid that Windows change the order of USB devices.
Windows 7: Verify that the audio recording device was properly
recognized. If Windows 7 recognized it as "microphone device",
the recordings will be mono (the same signal in both channels). To
correct this: Control Panel → Sound → Record → choose the
USB device (shown as USB microphone) and click [Properties].
Then select the tab "Advanced", display the menu of formatting
options and choose a format for stereo recording (2 channels, 16
bits, 44100Hz).
2.3.5.2 Mix-minus to use with Vo-IP software
2602 modules have the ability to cancel its own sig-
nal on sending PGM USB (mix-minus). This allows
to use the console with any VoIP communication
software (eg Skype). In the VoIP software is as-
signed as the audio source (mic) USB device con-
taining PGM signal. As output device USB device
module 2602 (USB-1 or USB-2 as you want to use
channel A or B module) is assigned.
In order to the channel operates in mix-minus mode
jumpers must be placed in the circuit board (next to
RJ45 connectors). The figure above shows the loca-
tion of the jumpers. To mix-minus on Canal-A place
jumpers JP1 and JP2. To mix-minus on Canal-B
place jumpers JP3 and JP4.
2.3.6 “Start devices” GPO
Each module has a ' Start devices' (TRS 1/8 ") con-
nector to trigger external devices. This signal can
command devices remotely from the console when
an attenuator is activated; eg Audicom computer
and audio processors. Start Devices' is an "open
collector" output. With the fader closed and/or the
channel off-air, it present an open circuit output.
When the channel is enabled (the fader open and
'AIR' button pressed) the transistor conducts, closing
the circuit. It can manage up to + 24V/100mA.
TRS 1/8” START DEVICES
TIP ”Canal “B”
(for 2612 is canal C)
SLEEVE: GND RING Canal “A”
2.3.6.1 Uses of the Start Devices outputs
Some radios use an indicator light for each micro-
phone (tally). In that case, the output "External De-
vices" is used to turn each light microphone; as
shown in the general connection diagram (see 2.3.9
- General connection diagram "). "Start Devices" can
also be used to launch audio files; or to switch video
cameras using the Solidyne Audicom software (re-
quires GPIO-USB adapter); or to trigger recorders,
relays or other devices.
2.3.7 Opción VI/Control / AoIP / AES-3
2.3.7.1 AoIP
Please see “2.7 Models 2600/AoIP
2.3.7.2 AES-3
AES-3 output gives PROGRAM and AUDITION sig-
nals. Are balanced with transformer. Uses an RJ45
connector and must be connected using Category 5
STP cable. Consult your dealer for RJ45 cable two
male XLR.
When AES is acquired after buying the console, it
should be mounted on the Master module by follow-
ing the directions provided with the AES module.
AES-3 RJ45
1 PGM (+) 6 AUD (-)
2 PGM (-) 7 NC
3 AUD (+) 8 NC
4 GND 9 Shield (RJ45 chassis)
5 GND
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